B.S., University of Calgary
M.S., University of British Columbia
Ph.D., University of Toronto

Professor Hudon teaches natural science in the Core. His doctoral dissertation, “The Cosmic Evolution of the Clustering of Galaxies,” used data obtained from the 3.6 meter Canada France Hawaii Telescope. He previously taught astronomy at the University of Toronto and Ryerson University, both in Toronto. Recently he has been concentrating on history of science and has written a long review paper on the historical attempts to view the transits of Venus, in preparation for the next transits in June 2004 and 2012. He has also worked as a freelance writer and editor and has written science articles for children’s magazines, travel vignettes for literary magazines and a screenplay. Links to his work and interests can be found on his website.