Daniel Harris awarded SSHRC post-doc
Our recent PhD graduate, Daniel Harris, has just (February 2014) been awarded a two-year SSHRC postdoc, which he will take up at Hunter College of the City University of New York. Congratulations Daniel!
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History: Jacqueline Murray Receives Canada's Top Teaching Award
A University of Guelph history professor and director of Guelph’s first-year seminars program has been awarded a 2014 3M National Teaching Fellowship, considered Canada’s top teaching honour. Jacqueline Murray is U of G’s 15th 3M Fellow. Sponsored by 3M Canada and the Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE), the awards recognize exceptional contributions to teaching and learning. ...
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Jacqueline Murray Receives Canada's Top Teaching Award
A University of Guelph history professor and director of Guelph’s first-year seminars program has been awarded a 2014 3M National Teaching Fellowship, considered Canada’s top teaching honour. Jacqueline Murray is U of G’s 15th 3M Fellow. Sponsored by 3M Canada and the Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (STLHE), the awards recognize exceptional contributions to teaching and learning. ...
Read the rest of the story @Guelph
History: The January Newsletter is Here
Thanks again to editor Dr. Femi Kolapo (and everyone who contributed to our very productive Fall semester) the January 2014 edition of the Newsletter of the Department is now available!
The January Newsletter is Here
Thanks again to editor Dr. Femi Kolapo (and everyone who contributed to our very productive Fall semester) the January 2014 edition of the Newsletter of the Department is now available!
History: History Student Hits Hole in One With Golf Research
(by Deidre Healey for @guelph)
Recent graduate Wade Cormack garnered international media attention when he was selected by Scottish golf experts to research the origins of their culturally sacred sport. The 25-year-old is the recipient of the Royal Dornoch Ph.D. Studentship, a unique one-time doctoral research program funded by Royal Dornoch Golf Club and the University of the Highlands and Islands in Inverness.
Read the rest of the story @guelph
History Student Hits Hole in One With Golf Research
(by Deidre Healey for @guelph)
Recent graduate Wade Cormack garnered international media attention when he was selected by Scottish golf experts to research the origins of their culturally sacred sport. The 25-year-old is the recipient of the Royal Dornoch Ph.D. Studentship, a unique one-time doctoral research program funded by Royal Dornoch Golf Club and the University of the Highlands and Islands in Inverness.
Read the rest of the story @guelph