9:30 AM – 9:50 AM: CHECK-IN AND COFFEE
Location: 4th Floor, Paterson Hall, History Department Atrium
9:50 AM – 10:00 AM: OPENING REMARKS
Location: Room 433, Lounge / Address by Underhill Planning Committee
10:00 AM – 11:15 AM: SESSION 1
Roundtable 1: The Difficulty of Doing History: Reflections on the Challenges of the Historian’s Craft
Location: Room 433, Lounge / Moderator: Rebecca Friend
- Declan Da Barp (he/him), Carleton University
- Patricia Roussel (she/her), Carleton University
- Alan Jones (he/him), Carleton University
- Lauren Stoyles (she/her), Carleton University
Panel 1: Activist Histories, Historians as Activist
Location: Room 436, Seminar Room / Moderator: Noë Bourdeau
- Avishi Gupta (she/her), McGill University: Mobilizing ‘with’ Women: A Study of Consciousness-Raising and Formation of Feminist Protest Spaces in Post-Emergency India (1978-2005)
- Romy Shoam (she/her), Carleton University: Narrating Naches (1973-1986): Historicizing a Montreal Jewish Gay Group
- Breanna Kubat (she/her), Carleton University: Methodologies of Agency: The Role of Legitimacy in Knowledge Production and Public Discourse
- Candide Mawoko (she/her), University of Ottawa: Exploring Neighborhoods, Identity, and Political Agency in Kinshasa: A Methodological Approach
11:15 AM – 11:30 AM: BREAK
11:30 AM – 12:45 PM: SESSION 2
Roundtable 2: The Importance of Doing Visual History
Location: Room 433, Lounge / Moderator: Amie Wright
- Elena Senecal (she/her), University of Victoria
- Emma Awe (she/they), Carleton University
- Jihad Baayoun (he/him), Carleton University
- Sierra Hill (she/her), Carleton University
Panel 2: Contemporary Experiences: Creating Historical Knowledge in the Public Sphere
Location: Room 436, Seminar Room / Moderator: Beth McNeill
- Geneva Gillis (she/her), McMaster University: The Community Building Power of Small Ontario Museums
- Fionnuala Braun (she/her), Carleton University: Towards an Archive for the Future: Recording Living Histories of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan
- Meghan Jennings (she/her/elle), Carleton University: Linguistic Intangible Heritage in GLAMs: A Path Toward Decolonization and Accessibility
- Aidan Power (they/him), Carleton University: Mapping the Collection: Visualizing the Ottawa Field Naturalists’ Club’s Contributions to the Museum of Nature
12:45 PM – 1:15 PM: LUNCH
1:15 PM – 2:00 PM: LUNCHEON KEYNOTE
Location: Room 433, Lounge
Dr. Marc Saurette, Associate Professor, Carleton University: Meandering into the Ludic Century: Historians and the challenge of games
For Dr. Marc Saurette’s bio, see our Keynote Announcement
2:00 PM – 3:15 PM: SESSION 3
Panel 3: Methods and Methodology: Windows to the Past
Location: Room 436, Seminar Room / Moderator: Olivia Lester
- Rachel McNally (she/her), Carleton University: In Between History and Political Science: The Historical Development of Policies on the Resettlement of Refugees with Disabilities (1951 to present)
- Bryanna Busby (she/her), Carleton University: Birks At 145: The Intersection Between Business and History
- Eugene Henry (he/him), Carleton University: Prime Sites: Perceptions of Soil and Geological Determinism in Late 20th Century Viticulture
- Kristijan Tosheski (he/him), Queen’s University: Changing Heritage Landscapes in Skopje: The Evidence of Declassified Remote Sensing
Panel 4: Historians and Histories: Exploring the Agency of Historical Actors
Location: Room 433, Lounge / Moderator: Dani Reimer
- Sophia Cohen Galvao (she/her), McMaster University: Antinous, the Victorian: J.A. Symonds and the Creation of a Queer Icon
- Kieran Martin (he/him), Nipissing University: Constructing the Life of a Minor Perpetrator: Biographical Method and the Case of Oskar Gröning
- Victoria Salomon (she/her), Carleton University: Espionage in the Aegean: The Carabinieri in the Dodecanese
- Olivia Young (she/her), Carleton University: Transing the Asylum: Madness, Nonnormativity, and Space
3:15 PM – 4:15 PM: UNDERGRADUATE POSTER SESSION AND COFFEE
Location: History Department Atrium
Ally Krueger- Kischak (any/all)
Athena Mosely (she/they)
Brett Bertelsen (she/her)
Gracie Henneberry (she/her)
Heather Thompson (she/her)
James Goodyear (he/they)
Lucien Oliver Hanley (he/they)
4:15 PM – 5:00 PM: SESSION 4
Workshop 1: It’s All Made Up Anyway: Considering Historical Research Through Creative Writing
Facilitator: Charlotte Johnston (she/her), Carleton University
Location: Room 436, Seminar Room
Materials to bring: pen, paper, laptop (optional)
Workshop 2: History-ing While Black: A Workshop on Historical Practice As Blackness
Facilitators: Dr. Alicia Edwards (she/her) and Asantewa Nkuah (she/her), Carleton University
Location: Room 433, Lounge
Materials to bring: pen, paper, laptop (optional)
5:00 PM – 5:15 PM: CLOSING REMARKS
Location: Room 433, Lounge / Address by Underhill Planning Committee |