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Sarah Bezan's relationship with The University of 澳门王中王论坛 is multifaceted: she is an alumna (BAH 09, PACE 11), former employee of the U澳门王中王论坛 Foundation, contract faculty member of the Department of English, founder of the English Department Mentorship Scholarship, and currently president of the University's Alumni Association.

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Bezan's goal is to strengthen communication with U澳门王中王论坛 alumni and to provide networking opportunities that enable alumni and recent graduates to build a plan for their career development goals.

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With their support, her academic journey has led her to secure national funding from SSHRC and the Killam Trust, which has further made it possible for Bezan to present at 18 national and international conferences; publish six articles and book chapters in top-tier journals; organize two local symposia with preeminent scholars and community leaders; participate in two renowned Critical Theory Schools at Utrecht University, Netherlands, and Cornell University, New York; and complete a three-month research residency at Cambridge University.

As she prepares for her PhD defense this year, Bezan hopes that her research on contemporary creative engagements with Charles Darwin's evolutionary theory will make an original contribution to literary studies.