CU_History

The official account of the Department of History at Carleton University.
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[Cheryl Thompson @DrCherylT]

I have been holding this news for months, and I'm happy it is how shareable. Thank you to everyone who has played a role in supporting me, lifting me up, and seeing the potential in me. You do not win this kind of award as an island of 1. #CRCTier2 #BlackScholar #MobaProjects

[Jennifer Evans @JenniferVEvans]

Our @CU_History annual lecture series - the Shannon Lectures - is always a welcome treat. This year's schedule is below. Tonight, is @DrCherylT 👇

[Dominique Marshall she/her @Dominiq92516944]

During #WW2 no. of workers in public sector of Ottawa trebbled to 36, 000.@Carleton_U started to provide courses in the evening for government employees. See history courses on offer in 1942. #RemembranceDay2024 @CU_History @CndHistAssoc @arc_carleton @WorkersHistory

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June 28th Roundup - https://t.co/4ujY0QoRoE

[Jennifer Evans @JenniferVEvans]

Thrilled to see my amazing MA student @dani_lcn win a Senate Medal for Outstanding Achievement!! @CU_History @Carleton_U @CU_FASS

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May 17th Roundup - https://t.co/zOLymfFOMd

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Join Paul Nelles’ Book Launch on May 16th https://t.co/oOpgRzEOxy

Please join History Professor Paul Nelles on Tuesday, May 16 at 11:00 am EST for the launch of his new volume, Connected Mobilities in the Early Modern World: The Practice and Experience of Movement (Amsterdam U…

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May 10th Roundup - https://t.co/jxd1OSkIhB

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Join Paul Nelles on Tuesday, May 16 at 11:00 am EST for the launch of his new volume, Connected Mobilities in the Early Modern World: The Practice and Experience of Movement.
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Danielle Kinsey Talks About the Kohinoor Diamond Amid Calls for Its Return https://t.co/cNBz3LV34F

History Professor Danielle Kinsey was quoted in an article explaining the global conversation about returning artwork pillaged during colonial times. A short excerpt is included …

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Audra Diptee Writes TED-Ed Video https://t.co/Qr51Wkybw2

History professor Audra Diptée has written a TED-Ed video lesson which focuses on her current project. The video, “They Called it Operation Legacy: The records the British Empire didn’t want you to see,” is available on …

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History Students Reflect on Practicum at Ingenium https://t.co/l035AfmMdg

“Electricity is everywhere, so researching its impact was an intimidating task. Breaking it down into specific objects, like the oven or a streetcar, and focusing on Ottawa made it far more manageable an…

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May 3rd Roundup - https://t.co/EEDeTVyTpJ

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April 26th Roundup - https://t.co/UjT1FBl004

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The History Department Mourns the Loss of Deborah Gorham (1937-2023) https://t.co/7w2GDfMgED

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The History Department regrets to inform the university community that our colleague Deborah (Debb…

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Laura Madokoro to Participate in Upcoming Panel https://t.co/875qTXcgWc

History Professor Laura Madokoro will be one of four panelists participating in “Talking Freely: A Chinese-Canadian Conversation“.

May 24

5:00 to 6:30pm

Richcraft Hall, 2nd Floo… https://t.co/0IU92z5QXO

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April 19th Roundup - https://t.co/wzF5e8f77m

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April 12th Roundup - https://t.co/Gcc7S2I6gN

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Laura Madokoro Discusses Changes to Border Rules with Several Media Outlets https://t.co/Qi0pRVhcE4

History Professor Laura Madokoro was recently interviewed for The Agenda with Steve Paikin following the recent decision by the American and Canadian governments to amend their …

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Jennifer Evans Wins Prestigious Humboldt Prize https://t.co/okI0sve6qT

Congratulations to History Professor Jennifer Evans for winning the Humboldt Prize!

Prof. Evans was nominated by Prof. Martin Lücke at the Friedrich Meinecke Institut. This is part of the Freie Universität…