2024 Colloquium Schedule

Paterson Hall, Room 303

Paterson Hall, Room 303

Opening Remarks

Underhill 2024 Planning Committee

Opening Keynote

Audra A. Diptée, Associate Professor, Carleton University, The future of history: Reflections from a Caribbean historian

For Audra’s bio, see our Keynote Announcement

Paterson Hall, 4th Floor

Meet and greet and refreshments in the History Department foyer

Paterson Hall, Room 436 (Seminar Room) / Moderator: Amie Wright

• James E. Rubino (Virtual), University of Guelph, Picturesque Mountains in the Common Eye: A Close Reading of William Bathurst’s Two Scottish Tours 1826 and 1857 Manuscript
• Meaghan Bulger (Virtual), Dalhousie University, “Reimagining Architecture and Memorial Aesthetics in Ypres”: Selective Restoration in Inter-War Flanders
• Kat MacDonald, Queen’s University, Spectres of the Limestone City: Tourist Narratives at Sites of Pain in Kingston, Ontario

Paterson Hall, Room 433 (History Lounge) / Moderator: Noë Bourdeau

• Cristina Paolozzi, Carleton University, A Space for Revolution: Coffee and coffeehouses in eighteenth-century France
• Nicholas Morrison, Carleton University, Echoes from the Polygon: Expanding the Dimensions of Late Soviet Environmentalism in Kazakhstan, 1965-1989
• Larissa Farias, Paraiba State University, The “Mimeograph Generation” in Brazil: Dictatorship and Resistance through Poetry

Paterson Hall, Room 433 (History Lounge) / Moderator: Kavita Mistry

• Olivia Lester, Carleton University, Gender and Hockey During the Summit Series Era
• Reilly Ikebuchi (Virtual), University of British Columbia, Anatomy of a Riot: Comparative Perspectives of the 1832 Paisley Cholera Riot
• Michael Carrier, Carleton University, The Iliad: The Narrative That Launched a Thousand Dimensions
• Zac Code, University of Manitoba and University of Winnipeg, The Conveniently Forgotten: Historiography of German-Canadian Internment During the Second World War

Catering in the History Department foyer

Paterson Hall, Room 433 (History Lounge) / Moderator: Dr. Laura Madokoro

• Julia Stanski, University of Alberta, “A Woman Like Me:” Knowledge, Narrative, and the Louis Bull Surrender
• Samuel Mickelson, Carleton University, Complicating the Settler Colonial Turn? On Thinking Critically about Ottawa Valley History
• Steve Schwinghamer (Virtual), Carleton University, Heterosexist Exclusion in Canadian Immigration Policy, 1953-1978
• Katie Carson, Carleton University, “A Sick Civilization” – Aimé Césaire’s “Boomerang Effect” in the 1970 October Crisis

Paterson Hall, Room 433 (History Lounge) / Moderator: Rebecca Friend

• Alan Jones, Carleton University, Old Memories in a New Home: Antisemitism, Restitution, and Memory Politics in Aufbau
• Dmitry Prokoptsov, Carleton University, The Fall of an Empire, and the Ever-Evolving Memory: The Memory of the Gulag from Estonia’s and Kazakhstan’s Museums
• Rebecca Hartley, Queen’s University, Remembrances of Things Past: Nostalgia and Memory in ‘Old Town’ at the Royal British Columbia Museum

Paterson Hall, Room 303

Closing Keynote

Charlie Foran, CM, Making the Truth Up: How biography and biographers negotiate history-misremembered, facts garbled, and stories-too-often-told

Closing Remarks 

2024 Underhill Planning Committee 

For Charles’s bio, see our Keynote Announcement