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The Centre for Scottish Studies has a busy term planned! We've got lots of exciting events coming up and hope that you can join us. Flyer attached: .pdf

To assist with planning, and to help coordinate space and catering, please RSVP at your earliest convenience to scottish@uoguelph.ca or at www.facebook.com/scottishstudies/events. All events are free to attend unless otherwise noted. Hope to see you there!
Caitlin & Kate ---- Centre for Scottish Studies

I DONT WANT NO RETRO SPECTIVE 

Alexander Hall, Room 100
Monday, January 28, 6:00pm

Free admission - all are welcome

 The latest edition of the Department of History NEWSLETTER is now available:

www.uoguelph.ca/history/newsletterofthedepartment

Happy January!

- Susan Nance (editor)

 The latest edition of the Department of History NEWSLETTER is now available:

www.uoguelph.ca/history/newsletterofthedepartment

Happy January!

- Susan Nance (editor)

On January 17, the Middle East Scholars Society kicks off its Winter schedule with a showing, sponsored by the Library Docurama Film series, of the Palestinian documentary, 5 Broken Cameras. The film is one Palestinian farmer's chronicle of his nonviolent resistance to the actions of the Israeli army and is nominated for an Oscar this season. The film shows in Rozanski 105 at 7p.m. All welcome!!

For the rest of the Winter 2013 MESS schedule, visit www.uoguelph.ca/history/mess

 

On January 17, the Middle East Scholars Society kicks off its Winter schedule with a showing, sponsored by the Library Docurama Film series, of the Palestinian documentary, 5 Broken Cameras. The film is one Palestinian farmer's chronicle of his nonviolent resistance to the actions of the Israeli army and is nominated for an Oscar this season. The film shows in Rozanski 105 at 7p.m. All welcome!!

For the rest of the Winter 2013 MESS schedule, visit www.uoguelph.ca/arts/mess

 

VISITING ARTISTS & SPEAKERS presents: Art Green

*Please note NEW LOCATION: Alexander Hall, Room 100
Monday, January 21, 6:00pm

Free admission - all are welcome

 This year the Department is pleased to offer four undergraduate research assistant positions to qualified candidates:

Revisiting the Historiography of Nigeria-Biafra War 44 Years After
- Supervisor Dr. Femi Kolapo

Hitchhiking: Canadian Youth and Travel
- Supervisor Dr. Linda Mahood

The Crown, the Court and the Casa da India: Political Centralization in Portugal 1480-1520
- Supervisor Dr. Susanna Ferreira

Transatlantic Dimension of the Revolutionary Republic of East Florida, 1817-1818
- Supervisor Dr. Karen Racine

Applications due February 4. For more information on these projects and how to apply, visit our Job Postings.

 This year the Department is pleased to offer four undergraduate research assistant positions to qualified candidates:

Revisiting the Historiography of Nigeria-Biafra War 44 Years After
- Supervisor Dr. Femi Kolapo

Hitchhiking: Canadian Youth and Travel
- Supervisor Dr. Linda Mahood

The Crown, the Court and the Casa da India: Political Centralization in Portugal 1480-1520
- Supervisor Dr. Susanna Ferreira

Transatlantic Dimension of the Revolutionary Republic of East Florida, 1817-1818
- Supervisor Dr. Karen Racine

Applications due February 4. For more information on these projects and how to apply, visit our Job Postings.

As part of the History and Sociology/Anthropology Food Series, on Thursday January 24th, Dr. Catherine Carstairs, the Department of History and the College of Arts are proud to present a talk by Dr.Wendy Mitchenson, Canada Research Chair in Gender and Medical History at the University of Waterloo:

"Fighting Fat: Canadian Obesity History"

The talk takes place in MacKInnon 132 from 12:00 to 1:30pm.
All welcome!
For more information contact Dr. Carstairs: ccarstai@uoguelph.ca
Get the flyer: .pdf