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Missionaries, the Domestic, and the Improvement of Mi'kmaq Agriculture: Daniel Samson at Rural History Roundtable
Guelph's Rural History Roundtable Speakers' Series is proud to present another semester of original and engaging talks. All welcome!
Thursday 27 February, 2:30-4:30 pm:
Dr. Daniel Samson: "Missionaries, the Domestic, and the Improvement of Mi'kmaq Agriculture, 1820-1860." Daniel teaches rural and colonial history at Brock University, and writes about farmers and the rural world of colonial Nova Scotia.
TAN presents Schubert Quartet
Free concert, everyone welcome. For more information visit uogu elph.ca/sofam/events
Rural History Roundtable Speakers' Series presents Daniel Samson
"Missionaries, the Domestic, and the Improvement of Mi'kmaq Ag
riculture, 1820-1860"
Everyone welcome.
TAN presents Schubert Quartet
Free concert, everyone welcome. For more information visit uogu
elph.ca/sofam/events
Legacies of Authoritarianism: Gordner and Martin at MESS
Our next Middle East Scholars Society event this semester will be on Thursday February 26. We are pleased to have: Matt Gordner: a PhD Student at the University of Toronto's Department of Political Science. His research is supported by a Trudeau Scholarship and a Ranjit Kumar Fellowship. Geoff Martin: a PhD Student in Political Science at the University of Toronto. He is supported by a Joseph Bombardier Scholarship awarded by the Social Science and Humanities Research Council.
DATE: Thursday, February 26, 2014
TIME: 5:00 pm
LOCATION: MacKinnon Building, Room: 223
New Technologies and the Human Body presents Dr. Karen Houle
"The Donation of Bodies to Medical Research and Training: Is it
Simply the 'Ultimate Gift'?"
Sponsored by 'Initiatives in Global Justice' a
nd the Canada Research Chair in Ethics & Global Social Change.
For details
, contact Monique Deveaux, Department of Philosophy, mdeveaux@uoguelph.ca
Marine & Freshwater Biology Bakesale - 1 table
Set up at 8:30am.