Lord Dalhousie Scholarly Panel on Slavery and Race
Find out more about the Lord Dalhousie Scholarly Panel on Slavery and Race and read the report. The panel was established to examine the university's history with regard to slavery and race and recommend actions Dalhousie could take in response. The panel included Dr. Afua Cooper and Dr. Shirley Tillotson, Dalhousie historians.
Read our latest newletter to learn more about what our faculty and students have been up to over the past year.
Lawrence D. Stokes Seminar Series
This gathering of faculty, graduate students, and senior undergraduates is an opportunity to highlight current research by Dalhousie historians and visiting scholars from across Europe and North America. The seminar is held regularly on Friday afternoons, between 3:30 and 5:00 p.m., and drafts of articles and book chapters are pre-circulated by email among the seminar attendees. If you would like to be included on the email list, please contact gradhist@dal.ca.
For more information, check out the Winter 2021 Stokes Seminar Schedule. Due to COVID-19, all seminars will be taking place virtually throughout the Winter 2021 semester. The link to the online meeting will be distributed at the same time as the draft essay.
Resources for Current Students
We have lots of resources available to support our undergraduate and graduate students, including:
- a comprehensive style guide
- graduate student handbook
- information on how to join the Undergraduate History Society.
For information about our current course offerings, please consult dal.ca/timetable or the Undergraduate Calendar.
Program Posters:
- Department of History [pdf - 549KB]
- Minor in Indigenous Studies [pdf - 143KB]
- Minor in Black and African Diaspora Studies [pdf - 254KB]
- Certificate in Indigenous Studies [pdf - 654KB]
- Certificate in Art History and Visual Culture [pdf - 258KB]
- Minor in Middle East and South Asian Studies [link]
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