Dr. Christie Schultz is a scholar of leadership in higher education, feminist care ethics, care ethics in leadership, and qualitative research methodologies, especially narrative inquiry. 

  Dr. Schultz is also the Dean of the Centre for Continuing Education (CCE) at the University of Regina and a passionate proponent of lifelong learning. In this role, she provides leadership for CCE’s Flexible Learning division; English as a Second Language programs; the Conservatory of Performing Arts; Career and Professional Development programs; and the Lifelong Learning Centre.

  Prior to joining the University of Regina community, Christie served as the Assistant Dean (Academic) at the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Extension. In this role, she led the Faculty’s continuing and professional education portfolio as well as its Learning Engagement Office. Actively involved in the Canadian Association for University Continuing Education, she serves on the national executive committee. Before coming to the field of continuing education, Christie worked in the world of educational technologies, web communications, and web strategy.
  Christie's current publications are listed on Google Scholar. Her book, Leading with Feminist Care Ethics in Higher Education: Experiences, Practices, and Possibilities, is published by Palgrave Macmillan (2022). 

  Her onestreetinyeg project (2015 - 2016) features photos and seasonal haiku from one street in Edmonton, AB, Canada. This project appears on tumblr.