The Alan Gordon Scholarship in Canadian and Public History was established in memory of Professor Alan Gordon through a generous donation from Alan’s partner, Adrienne Warren. The award will support students registered in a Masters or Doctoral program offered by the Department of History.
History students in HIST*3480 (Workplace Learning) met pioneering Canadian wildlife researcher Anne Innis Dagg, whose exhibit is now on display in the McLaughlin Library.
Deadline for submission: February 17th, 2023
Footnotes is the University of Guelph's Undergraduate Journal on Gender, Sexuality and Social Change. If you have an essay, poetry, or artwork that you’d like to submit for Footnotes, the submission portal is now open for the 2023 Edition! You can submit your work HERE.
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Dr. Catherine Carstairs discussed tensions in public health, and why it’s a collective matter, with The Globe and Mail.
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The History Department is honoured to announce a new endowed scholarship, the Alan Gordon Scholarship in Canadian and Public History, created in memory of our friend, History professor, Alan Gordon, on behalf of his partner, Adrienne Warren. Profound thanks to Ms. Warren and to History Chair Matthew Hayday for their work to honour our colleague's memory, as well as to our Alumni Affairs and Development friend, Amy Atkinson.
We celebrate with our friend and colleague in History, Professor Karen Racine, who was just elected to the United Kingdom's Royal Historical Society, a signal honour and one so well deserved.