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This talk will explore the life of Lydia Jackson who suffered re-enslavement in Nova Scotia after the American Revolution
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Identity and the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
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The Department of History is co-sponsoring a talk by Dr. Ash Rossiter
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The PUBlic Professor Series is back and bigger than ever, with seven in-person talks planned at the Sandman Signature Lethbridge Lodge for 2022/23!
Full details for these talks will be released in the coming months. For now, get these dates in your calendar:
29-Sep-22 | Julie Lee-Yaw, Department of Biological Sciences
The secrets of salamanders: what can amphibians teach us about environmental change and resilience?
27-Oct-22 | Tiffany Prete (Apooyak'ii), Department of Sociology
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The Department of History invites you to join us for a showcase of our students' work
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Celebrating excellence in historical research!
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How might we highlight the vibrant (and at times painful) histories of children raised, nurtured and lovingly connected to queer parents and queer communities?
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Master of Arts (History) Defense: Matthew Chechotko
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History students interested in pursuing a MA are invited to join Dr. Kristine Alexander and other Department of History profs as they chat about choosing a grad school and the grad school experience.
Note: Social Distancing protocols will be in place.
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The Department of History Colloquium Series (co-sponsored by the Asian Studies Program) presents Radio, Cultural Revolution, and the Meaning of Technology in Twentieth-Century China with guest speaker Dr. John Alekna (Peking University). Dr. Alekna obtained his PhD from Princeton University in 2020 and is now an Assistant Professor of the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine at Peking University.
Date: Monday, November 22, 2021
Time: 7 p.m. (MDT)