Department of History
Queen's University-
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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
History PhD student Dinah Jansen wins Charles Timberlake Prize
Doctoral student Dinah Jansen won the Charles Timberlake Prize for best paper submitted by a graduate student at the Central Slavic Conference: 50 Years (and Beyond) in St. Louis, Missouri, which took place 1-4 November. The paper, drawn from Dinah's first thesis chapter, was titled "Defending a Crumbling Empire: Territory and Russian Political Exiles at the Paris Peace Conference, 1919." Congratulations Dinah!