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Instruction & Research

My interests and work focus on nineteenth and early twentieth century Canada with a wide-ranging interest in suburban, community, and family history. I have contributed to various scholarly journals but have also produced works that are aimed at a largely a non-academic audience which is interested in local and family history.


Academic Courses & Instruction

HIS. 1000 – Pre-Confederation Canadian History
HIS. 1001 – Post-Confederation Canadian History
HIS. 2105 – World History and Modern Western Civilization I, 1500 to 1763
HIS. 2155 – World History and Modern Western Civilization II, 1763-2000
HIS./ANS. 2200 – The History of the Fur Trade & Aboriginal Societies
HIS./ANS. 2250 – Métis Nation
HIS. 2400 – United States History: Beginnings to 1865
HIS. 2450 – United States History: 1865 to Present
HIS. 2900 – Canadian Social History
HIS. 3000 – Canada the World: 1867-1945
HIS. 3801 – Special Topics: History of the Canadian Family
HIS. 3801 – Special Topics: Women and the World Wars
HIS. 3801 – Special Topics: Histories of Latin America
HIS. 4200 – Canadian Political History
HIS.4401 – Special Topics: British History, 1783 to 1945
HIS. 4901 – Directed Readings: Aboriginal Peoples and the USA

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