Background
Janet Elizabeth Chute was born on November 18, 1952 in Nova Scotia, Canada, the daughter of Walter John Chute, a professor of chemistry, and Mary Elizabeth Grace Chute, a homemaker.
Janet graduated from Dalhousie University with B.A. with first class honors.
Janet graduated from Memorial University of Newfoundland with M.A.
Janet graduated from University of Toronto with M.A.
Janet graduated from McMaster University with Ph.D.
Janet Elizabeth Chute was born on November 18, 1952 in Nova Scotia, Canada, the daughter of Walter John Chute, a professor of chemistry, and Mary Elizabeth Grace Chute, a homemaker.
Janet graduated from Dalhousie University with B.A. with first class honors, from Memorial University of Newfoundland with M.A., from University of Toronto with M.A. and from McMaster University with Ph.D..
Janet Elizabeth Chute works as a teacher at Mount Saint Vincent University and Dalhousie University, both Halifax, Nova Scotia. She is a consultant to Aboriginal Title Project South End Community Association and chairperson of Heritage Unit.
Quotations: "My primary motivation for writing stems from my close association over the years with the Aboriginal community, my good fortune in having inspiring academic mentors, and my own love of exploring themes which intrigue me personally. My father was also a great supporter of my writing interests."
Janet Chute is a member of Canadian Historical Association and American Anthropological Association.