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News - 2013
- History Student’s share their Research on Kingston Crime from the Late 19th and Early 20th c. with the Public
- History MA student, Joey McQuade, wins Gates Cambridge Scholarship
- History Undergraduate Students, Stephanie Collins and Erika Hodge Win Research Fellowships
- Steven Maynard's Hist 312 Class Researches Kingston's Past
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News - 2012
- Read the Department of History's 2012 Newsletter
- History’s Teaching Awards Announced
- History PhD student Dinah Jansen wins Charles Timberlake Prize
- History Graduate Student, Scott Degroot wins
- Jacalyn Duffin made a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
- Jacalyn Duffin to speak at Rosen Public Lecture
- Professor Emeritus James Leith receives Diamond Jubilee Medal
- Professor Parker's Blyth Course profiled in Dean's newsletter
- History Faculty Nominated for Awards
- Third-Year History Student’s Article Published
- Fourth Year History Student's Article Accepted for Publication
- Undergraduate Student, Chelsea Drent presents paper at Undergraduate Research Conference
- Information Sessions scheduled for March 20th and 27th
- History Department Reweights Upper Level Seminars
- Matthew Trudgen Awarded Post-Doc
- Professor Sonia Riddoch passed away in Cambridge, Ontario
- History Department’s Teaching Awards presented at December’s Holiday Party
- History Ph.D. Student Casey Hurrell wins 2011 Hertog Prize
- M.A. Student Jacob Dicker is finalist in British Studies Undergraduate Essay Contest
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News - 2011
- History's 'Chronicles' Now Available On Line
- Nugent Lecture - November 3
- Appointment of new Department Chair and Undergraduate Chair
- Ian McKay and Robin Bates win Internatioal Book Award
- Carolyn Harris to Appear on TVO’s “The Agenda”
- History Graduate Student, Zozan Pehlivan Wins Fellowship
- Three History Students Win Summer Research Awards
- Clio’s Craft: Graduate Student Workshop
- Patrizia Gentile, PhD 2006, Receives Xtra! Lifetime Achievement Award
- History Symposium - Thursday, March 10
- Tim Smith's Work on social policy in France informs debate in the French National Assembly
- More on Barrington Walker's Recently Published Book
- History Professor Rosanne Currarino Publishes The Labor Question in America
- Ian Hesketh Publishes The Science of History in Victorian Britain
- History Professor Don Akenson Receives Sixth Honourary Degree
- History Professor Ariel Salzmann Awarded Prestigious Fellowship
- Annual Nugent Lecture to be held on February 3rd
- Sarah Waurechen receives Department of History Teaching Award
- Eighth Annual McGill Queen's Conference
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News - 2010
- Historian Duncan McDowall to Write Queen's History
- Retired Professor Joan Sherwood publishes Infection of the Innocents
- History Student Helen Appleby Named Young Ambassador
- Barrington Walker's Book Launch
- Emily Hill Publishes Smokeless Sugar
- Department Celebrates Centennial of the Douglas Chair
- History Fall Preview Scheduled for Saturday October 30
- Rebecca Manley wins two prizes for her first book
- OGS/SSHRC Workshop
- Steven Maynard Wins National Archives Award
- Book Launch held in Havana
- Undergraduate wins Master’s Scholarship at the University of St. Andrew’s
- Dr. Jeffrey Brison finishes term as Chair of Undergraduate Studies
- HIST 310 student, Ramya Ravishankar, wins Best Undergraduate Essay Prize
- Students in Steven Maynard’s course, “Canada and the World,” activate history
- John Sherwood Memorial Lecture scheduled for March 4th
- History Student, Hilary Wight winner of the Canadian Undergraduate Essay Contest in British Studies
- Department of History's First Annual Bonspiel
- Ishita Pande pubishes new book
- New Books by professors Anthony D'Elia and Rebecca Manley
- Graduate Research: 2009 in Review
- First Ever Departmental Teaching Awards
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News - 2009
- Recent Book Launch
- Professor Marguerite Van Die's Lecture scheduled for December 3rd
- History Graduate, Lara Campbell publishes new book
- Dr. David Parker appointed Chair of the Department of History
- Department of History welcomes Principal Woolf
- SSHRC Applications due November 6
- Dr. Jaclyn Duffin receives the 2009 Jason A. Hannah Medal
- Ph.D. Candidate, Howard Coombs and co-editor Randy Wakelam's forthcoming book to be published in January 2010
- Bernice Nugent Bequest: Call for Undergraduate Proposals
- History Ph.D. Candidate, Rob Engen launches new book
- Queen's History Student, Erika MacRae awarded prize
- OGS and SSHRC Applications Due
- Reception Friday Sept 18 to Launch two new books by Queen’s History Authors
- Dean's Report to Faculty of Arts and Science
- Tom Brydon - A life cut too short
- Canada THEN, Ph.D. Candidate, Kyle Franz Globe & Mail Article
- Collins and D’Elia win SSHRC grants
- Mills wins big again
- Ian McKay awarded Sir John A Macdonald Prize
- Professors Jainchill and McKay nominated for book prizes
- Department of History launches first annual newsletter
- Dubinsky discusses the film Polytechnique in Academic Matters
- Akenson's fiction rediscovered
- NEW History Teaching Awards
- Dr. Ana Siljak nominated for the prestigious 2009 Charles Taylor Prize
- Undergraduates publish papers
- Professors win prestigious Harvard Fellowships
- Sean Mills wins Governor General's Gold Medal
Carolyn Harris to Appear on TVO's "The Agenda" on April 28th
This week's royal wedding has kept one of our PhD candidates very busy bringing her historical scholarship to a wide, public audience. Carolyn Harris, who works on the place of female monarchs in public debates during the English Civil War and French Revolution, appears on TVO's "The Agenda" on April 28th as part of a panel discussion on the royal wedding. She has already participated in radio interviews on the place of women in the royal succession and has been interviewed by newspapers across the country on various aspects of royal weddings and the history of monarchical succession. Congratulations Carolyn!
http://www.cknw.com/shows/the_sean_leslie_show.aspx
Kate-William Wedding Could Impact How We View Weddings and Marriage: Historian - The Royal Watchers
Modern royalty live 'more ordinary, regular lives'
http://www.edmontonjournal.com/news/royal-wedding/Modern+royalty+live+more+ordinary+regular+lives/4662534/story.html
A ride alongside His Royal Highness
http://www.thewhig.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3091754
When it comes to royal presents, what you give reflects who you are
http://www.calgaryherald.com/news/canada/When+comes+royal+presents+what+give+reflects/4674902/story.html
Royal Wedding: Complex laws dictate fate of Will and Kate's unborn children - thestar.com