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HUMN3800 (ITAL3800) Students Lauren Prezio & Antonio Spadafora to Display Research at National Exhibit

Congratulations to Natalie Evans, whose new book Animals and Business Ethics, has been published by Palgrave Macmillan!

For more information please see: https://link.springer.com/book/9783030971410

The Centre for Scottish Studies is delighted to announce the winner of the Frank Watson Book Prize for the best book or monograph published on Scottish History (2019-2020): 

Fiona Edmonds, Gaelic Influence in the Northumbrian Kingdom: The Golden Age and the Viking Age (Boydell, 2019).  

The Department is delighted to announce the appointment of Deirdre McCorkindale as Assistant Professor in Black Canadian History, effective July 1. She will be teaching in both the History department and the new Black Canadian Studies Minor program.  

From the Globe & Mail:
"Kimberly Martin, an assistant professor at the University of Guelph in Ontario, is one of the co-ordinators taking care of organizing the data that is being collected so that it’ll be easy to rebuild the sites that are lost. She would also find websites of importance and list them on a shared document where other volunteers could work on scraping their data.

Congratulations to Maya Goldenberg who has won a SSHRC Connection Grant!

Congratulations to our very own Carson Johnston, whose paper “A Conversion to Flourishing-Based Egoism: Discovering Morality’s Prudential Rationality Through a Life Valuing Ethic” was selected for the top honor, The SUNY Oneonta Conference Committee Award for Excellence in Philosophy, at the 26th Annual SUNY Oneonta Undergraduate Philosophy Conference held April 1-2, 2022!

Well-deserved, Carson!