Congratulations from the History Department
On behalf of all the members of the History Department, we would like to extend our warmest congratulations to all those students who completed their degrees with us in November 2021. We are so proud of what you have accomplished during this challenging year and we are excited for you as you embark on the next phase of your life. We wish you all the best in these new adventures and encourage you to stay in touch. As a Carleton alumni, your experiences and mentorship are invaluable for the students who follow in your footsteps. We look forward to hearing from you in the future!
Congratulations from the Chair
Dear Graduating Students,
Many congratulations on having successfully completed your degree at Carleton! Achieving a degree requires a great deal of thought, tenacity, and energy in the best of times and everyone in the department is well aware of the additional challenges that you have faced due to the pandemic. I hope that any disappointment you might feel about not completing your degree in ‘normal’ circumstances is outweighed by a justifiable sense of pride at having persevered and succeeded in trying times. I wish you all the best in whatever the future holds and hope that you will stay in touch with the department in the coming years.
Prof. James Miller, Chair
Congratulations from your Instructors and Staff in the History Department
“Huge congratulations! What an achievement! Through hard work, courage, and creativity you’ve met the challenge of completing your degree during a pandemic. You’ve given me a lot of optimism about the future, so thank you Class of 2021!”
– Prof. David Dean“Congratulations to all the graduates! We are all so proud of your accomplishments and wish you all the best moving forward!”
– Prof. Laura Madokoro“It’s been a long haul, with lots of ups and downs, many moments of excitement and probably as many of feeling like the end would never come, but YOU DID IT!! Be proud of yourself for what you have achieved. The past year+ has been an enormous challenge, so give yourself a well-deserved pat on the back for having persevered and for reaching this stage of your life. And go with gusto into whatever challenge you next set for yourself.”
– Dr. Lori Jones“Congratulations to this year’s graduating class. You did it!”
– Prof. Audra Diptée“Congratulations and a healthy and successful life to every History graduate of the class of November 2021! To those students who have taken my Japanese History classes, a hearty Omedeto!”
– Prof. Jacob Kovalio“A huge congratulations to everyone – you’ve produced great work while fighting through a worldwide pandemic! An unprecedented success!”
– Prof. Marc Saurette“Congratulations to all Carleton History graduates! You should be very proud of your tremendous accomplishment, which has been the result of a lot of hard work, dedication, and determination to reach the finish line. I wish you the best going forward!”
– Dr. Ian Wereley“Congratulations on completing your degree and all best wishes for the future!”
– Prof. Rod Phillips“Congratulations, grads! You have been called to draw on perseverance, determination and flexibility over the past couple of years, and you’ve succeeded. Well done, and wishing you all the best in your future endeavours!”
– Dr. Sarah Keeshan“Congratulations, 2021 Grads! Here’s wishing you the very best with your upcoming plans, projects, and adventures.”
– Prof. Michel Hogue“Congratulations, History graduates! You have been working so hard under circumstances that will literally go down in history as one of the most major events in the 21st century! I hope you can all take some time this weekend to really pat yourselves on the back and celebrate for a job very well done. Warm wishes for the future.”
– Prof. Erica Fraser“Congratulations to all our amazing graduates! I wish you all the best in your future careers.”
– Tanya Schwartz (Undergraduate Administrator)“There are multiple ways to learn history, from talking to family members and elders, to seeing the neighbourhood landmarks, watching media, reading, or traveling. School is only one of them, with its more specialised language, research, and analytical ambitions. We hope that this department will have helped you along the way, and that you will remember your classes here as fondly as we will your work and development. Keep in touch, farewell, and godspeed.”
– Prof. Dominique Marshall
Undergraduate Students
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Stream and Specialization in Global and Transnational History
Graduate Students
M.A. History
M.A. Public History
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