Lawrence D. Stokes Seminar Fall Term 2019 Schedule
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Canadian Historical Association
Dalhousie's Career and Leadership Development Centre
Jerry Bannister's,'How To Finish Your Thesis'
New History Course Offered 2019 - History 4106
New Course, Fall 2019,History 4106 Mondays, 8:35-11:25
HIST 4106
LONDON, c. 1500-1750
London in these years exploded in size, wealth, and global influence. Some historians have claimed that the city even ‘catalyzed modernity’: can this be true? In this senior seminar, we’ll look at how the people of early modern London navigated stresses and shocks such as unprecedented population growth, plague and fire, and at how they and their city related to the world beyond.
For details, email krista
World leaders in historical research.
Oluwatoyin Oduntan, Towson University - POWER, CULTURE AND MODERNITY IN NIGERIA
Dallhousie University, PhD History graduate, 2010.
Bonny Ibhawoh, McMaster University
Joseph J. Bangura, Kalamazoo College, Michigan
The Temne of Sierra Leone African Agency in the Making of a British Colony
Dalhousie University, PhD History graduate 2006.
Professor Jeffers Lennox PhD History Dalhousie University 2010
Professor Harvey Amani Whitfield, PhD History Dalhousie University 2003
Studying the past deepens our understanding of historical experience and our awareness of the present. At Dal, you join prominent scholars and explore the rich varieties of history in small-group settings. Learn more about the Department of History.
HiIST 1910 (02) Saladin Seminar Fall 2019
History News
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Dr. Krista Kesselring, seen here with Dr. Terri Balser, receives Dalhousie Legacy Award
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Annual Curling Bonspiel
Melissa Glass & Thomas 'Take Out' Mitchell
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Annual Curling Bonspiel
Debbie, Mahira and Mary - Losing with Grace
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Annual Curling Bonspiel
History Department 23rd Annual Curling Bonspiel
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Professor Harvey Whitfield, The PhD History, Dalhousie University
Black Slavery in the Maritimes