Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Amarnath Amarasingam	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Religion	globalnews.ca: Canadian woman released from camp for ISIS detainees in Syria arrested at airport Dr. Amarasingam says the repatriation of Canadian detainees was long overdue.
Stephanie Chouinard	Arts and Science Political Studies Office of the VP (Research) Centre for the Study of Democracy and Diversity	Globe and Mail: A more independent Canadian foreign policy requires embracing bilingualism Dr. Chouinard co-writes an op-ed about how our future as a country depends on the ability of francophones to feel that all of Canada is their home.
Lang, Eugene	School of Policy Studies	The Conversation: The throne speech: Inflation crowds out the agenda — and could for years to come In his op-ed, Prof. Lang discusses the impact of inflation on the priorities outlined in the Speech from the Throne.
Julien Lefort-Favreau	Arts and Science French Studies	CBC/Radio-Canada - Toronto: Sell your books on Amazon or perish: the Quebec exception that proves the rule Dr. Lefort-Favreau says the strength of the book market in Quebec against Amazon rests on the presence of a network of independent bookstores.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies Smith School of Business School of Policy Studies	National Post: The 'penny has dropped': Liberal government throne speech signals new direction on China, analysts say Kingston This Week: The 'penny has dropped': Liberal government throne speech signals new direction on China, analysts say Dr. Leuprecht comments on the Throne Speech signaling an intent to deepen Indo-Pacific partnerships.
Struzik, Ed	School of Policy Studies	ctvnews.ca: How climate change played a role in the B.C. floods Prof. Struzik says mitigation efforts have grossly underestimated what needs to be done to protect infrastructure such as bridges, railways, and roads, with climate change in mind.
Lisa Tauskela	Engineering and Applied Science Civil Engineering	CBC Radio (Ottawa): Queen's researchers simulate mudslides Master's student Lisa Tauskela talks about her research that looks into the formation and impact of mudslides.
Thomas, Tandy	Smith School of Business	Yahoo! Canada: Depth of Black Friday discounts depends on resiliency of retailers' supply chains Dr. Thomas says Black Friday is no longer a day, it’s an entire shopping season. The perception of scarcity has also pushed the timeline even earlier this year.
Weldemichael, Awet	Arts and Science History	NPR: Examining Ethiopia's civil war which has roots that are centuries old Dr. Weldemichael says the Tigrayan-led coalition government was oppressive. But the narrative that they tried to change the ethnic makeup of Western Tigray is exaggerated.

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