Mary Jane Miller

($55,000.00) Research on "Makers and Decision Makers in CBC Television," 1991 - 1994.
($36,000.00) Representation of aboriginal peoples in Canadian television drama. [book III] An analysis of drama 1986-96 [book IV] - no titles for either yet. 1994-1997.

"Archives from the Point of View of the Scholarly User: or If I Died and Went to a Platonic Archetype of a Sound and Moving Images Archive, This is What I'd Find," the Proceedings of Documents that Move and Speak, Audio Visual Archives in the New Information Age - An International Symposium, NAC, Ottawa, spring, 1990, published by K.G. Saur, Munich, 1992, pp. 253 - 257.
"Breaking the Formula: Street Legal and L.A. Law as Characteristic Examples of Contrasting Canadian and American Television Series," chapter 6 in The Beaver Bites Back? American Popular Culture in Canada, eds. David Flaherty and Frank Manning, McGill Queens University Press, Montreal:1993, pp. 104-122.

Canadian Nationalism, Culture and Communications, Richard Collins, CTR, Fall 1993.

Special Award for Achievement in Scholarship in the Field presented by the Association of Canadian Radio and Television, June 1992.
SSHRC Grant reviewed.
Refereed two papers for Canadian Journal of Communication.
Panellist for award for best paper in Theatre research in Canada.
Made Honorary Life Member of ASCRT/AERTC, "for exceptional contribution ... to University research in the area of Canadian television particularly its theatre," June 2, 1993.

"Four women -- makers and decision-makers in CBC television," Association for Research into Canadian Radio and Television/AERTC 1993

"An Overview of the Presentation of Native peoples in four decades of CBC Television Drama," ASCRT/ACTH Joint session, May 1991.
"Women in the Field of Television," Two Days of Canada Symposium, February 1993.