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The History Department's 24th Curling Bonspiel
22nd Annual Dalhousie University Graduate History Conference March 20th-22nd, 2020
James Lees - Recipient of The David Alexander Prize 2019
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., in Seminar Room 1170 of the McCain Building. Drafts of articles and book chapters are pre-circulated by email and in hard copy among the seminar attendees. Check out the Winter 2020 schedule of presenters.
If you would like to be on the Stokes contact list, please email: valerie.peck@dal.ca
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 current course offerings, and much more.
Please also consider joining our Undergraduate History Society to meet people with similar interests!
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]
Recent News
Wednesday, February 12, 2020
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Wednesday, February 5, 2020
Eight teams of historians from across Halifax joined to participate in this year's Curling Bonspiel. Congrats to the winners, losers, and fallers!
Tuesday, January 21, 2020
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