8:30: Opening Remarks, Dr. Bruce Elliott (Graduate Supervisor)
\nLocation: 433 Paterson<\/p>\n
SESSION A<\/p>\n
8:45-10:05: The United States vis-\u00e0-vis the World<\/p>\n
Session Chair: Maureen Mahoney
\nAV Required:
\nLocation: 433 Paterson<\/p>\n
Jean-Fran\u00e7ois Juneau, Montr\u00e9al, \u201c\u2018Your Success will be our Success\u2019: The U.S. and West Germany Ostpolitik (1969-1973)\u201d
\nMaurice Jr. Labelle, Ottawa, \u201cA Self-Serving Peace: The United States, Saudi Arabia, and the Palestinian Question (1938-1945)\u201d
\nRuben Vroegop, McGill, “Of Warmongers and Gravediggers: Paul Nitze, Team B, and the Committee on the Present Danger”<\/p>\n
CONCURRENT SESSION B<\/p>\n
B1. 10:25-12:00: Women and Family History (Concurrent Session)<\/p>\n
Session Chair: Melissa Horne
\nAV Required: PowerPoint
\nLocation: 433 Paterson<\/p>\n
Jessica Haynes, Carleton, \u201cThe Legacy of Scientific Motherhood: Child-Rearing Advice in English Canada in the 1960s and 1970s\u201d
\nMeghan D. Baker, Edinburgh, \u201cTo What Extent did Early 19th Century Civil Society Include Women in Scotland?
\nMelissa Baker, Windsor, \u201cMidwifery and Western Biomedical Obstetrics: Shaping Guatemala\u2019s Social Geography\u201d
\nMarie-Claude Felton, Qu\u00e9bec, “The Role of Family and Professionnal Networks in the Care for Orphans : The Case of Joseph Longis, Son of a Solicitor in 17th century Aix-en-Provence”<\/p>\n
B2. 10:25-12:00: Political History (Concurrent Session)<\/p>\n
Session Chair: David Tough
\nA\/V Required: PowerPoint
\nLocation: 302 Paterson<\/p>\n
David Banoub, Carleton, \u201cGeorge-\u00c9tienne Cartier and Quebec\u2019s Liberal Order\u201d
\nBraden Hutchinson, Carleton, \u201cContinentalism, Language and the Birth of Nationalism in Canada, 1869-1895
\nRyan Vieira, Carleton, \u201cDebate, Democracy, and the Politics of Panic\u201d
\nSarah Person, Saskatchewan, \u201cPopulism and Hugo Chavez\u201d<\/p>\n
12:15-1:15: LUNCHEON LECTURE<\/p>\n
Location: 433 Paterson<\/p>\n
Dr. John C. Walsh: \u201cRe-Placing Home: Twentieth Century Narratives, Nineteenth-Century Colonization, and the Forests of Upper Canada\u201d<\/p>\n
CONCURRENT SESSION C<\/p>\n
C1. 1:30-3:10: On Landscape and Nature (Concurrent Session)<\/p>\n
Session Chair: Susan Joudrey
\nA\/V Required:
\nLocation: 433 Paterson<\/p>\n
Sharon Arsenault, Carleton, \u201cPublic Debate and the Creation of Prince Edward Island National Park\u201d
\nLisa Forbes, UBC, \u201cHow Travel Guidebook Writers Negotiated Changes to the Rural English Landscape, 1760-1800\u201d<\/p>\n
C2. 1:30 -3:10: Money Matters \u2013 Business and Profit (Concurrent Session)<\/p>\n
Session Chair: Thomas Rorke
\nA\/V Required: PowerPoint
\nLocation: 432 Paterson<\/p>\n
Sean Speer, Carleton, \u201cTaking Care of Business: The Origins and Historical Evolution of the Business Council on National Issues, 1976-1988\u201d
\nGordon Holmes, McMaster, \u201cRegional and National Patterns of Trade in British North America, 1820 to 1900\u201d
\nChris Clarke, Sask., \u201cSuperstar\u2019s Legacy: Body Image, Steroids and Profit in Professional Wrestling, 1977-2005\u201d<\/p>\n
SESSION D<\/p>\n
3:30-5:00: Military History<\/p>\n
Session Chair: Erika Reinhardt
\nA\/V Required: PowerPoint
\nLocation: 433 Paterson<\/p>\n
Adam Lajeunesse, Calgary, \u201cDieppe to D-Day: A Reappraisal of the Strategic and Tactical Lessons taken from Operation Jubilee\u201d
\nAbraham Roof, Calgary, \u201cA Separate Peace? The Soviet Union and the Formation of British Strategy in the Wake of Barbarossa, June-September 1941\u201d
\nMichael Freethy, Carleton, \u201c\u2018Welcome to the Suck\u2019\u2026 of the Real!\u2019 History\/Memory and Jarhead\u201d<\/p>\n
6:00 Tour of the Canadian War Museum<\/p>\n
Transportation Provided
\nDinner to follow at Pub Italia: 434 Preston St.<\/p>\n
CONCURRENT SESSION E<\/p>\n
E1. 8:30-10:05: On Display \u2013 Museums and the Expo (Concurrent Session)<\/p>\n
Session Chair: Pascale Salah
\nA\/V Required: PowerPoint
\nLocation: 433 Paterson<\/p>\n
Lorna Chisholm, Carleton, \u201cWhat is in a Name? The Anne Frank House Not the Secret Annex: Representation and Identity at 263 Prinsengracht\u201d
\nJennifer Wilhelm, Carleton, \u201cTowards a New Museum Politics?: The Virtual Museum of Canada and the Politics of Participation\u201d
\nDuncan Cowie, McGill, \u201cExpo and Canadian Multiculturalism: The Influence of the Experience\u201d<\/p>\n
E2. 8 :30-10 :05: Canadian Ethnic Identities (Concurrent Session)<\/p>\n
Session Chair: Jennifer Anderson
\nA\/V Required: PowerPoint, overhead projector
\nLocation: 302 Paterson<\/p>\n
Chris Kostov, Ottawa, \u201cA Clash of Identities: The Case of Macedonian Canadians in Toronto (1940-1996)\u201d
\nJan P. Raska, Ottawa, \u201cWhose Truth Should Prevail? Canadian Czechs and Slovaks and the Wartime \u2018Enemy Aliens\u2019 Registration Issue (1939-1942)\u201d
\nLauren Wheeler, Carleton, \u201cWinnipeg and Jewish Refugees\u201d<\/p>\n
CONCURRENT SESSION F<\/p>\n
F1. 10:25-12:00: The Nation Through the Arts (Concurrent Session)<\/p>\n
Session Chair: Kristina Guiguet
\nA\/V Required: overhead projector, PowerPoint
\nLocation: 433Paterson<\/p>\n
Brenda McDermott, York, \u201cProjecting Canada: The Illustrated Lectures of Frank Yeigh\u201d
\nEmma Peacocke, Carleton, \u201cThe History of a Literary Encounter\u201d<\/p>\n
F2. 10 :25-12 :00: Memories of Nazism in Europe (Concurrent Session)<\/p>\n
Session Chair: Robin Wallace
\nA\/V Required: PowerPoint
\nLocation: 302 Paterson<\/p>\n
Mark Celinscak, York, \u201cMemory, History and Testimony: Rereading Warsaw Ghetto Diaries and Memoirs\u201d
\nKaren Priestman, Wilfrid Laurier, \u201cCompliance as Defiance: One School Against the Nazis\u201d
\nMandy Koroniak, Carleton, \u201cScreening the Past: Representations of Nazism in East German National Film\u201d<\/p>\n
12:00-1:00: LUNCH<\/p>\n
CONCURRENT SESSION G<\/p>\n
G1. 1:05-2 :40: National Identity\u2013the International Scene (Concurrent Session)<\/p>\n
Session Chair: Alexander Comber
\nA\/V Required: PowerPoint
\nLocation: 433 Paterson<\/p>\n
Bill Molos, York, \u201cConstructing an (In)coherent National Identity: Examining the Emergence of Greek National Identity
\nFr\u00e9d\u00e9ric Cyr, Montr\u00e9al, \u201cFritz Fischer, German Historiography and the Reconstruction of National Identity
\nG2. 1:05-2:40: Questions of Religion, Morality, and Theory (Concurrent Session)<\/p>\n
Session Chair: Mandy Koroniak
\nA\/V Required: PowerPoint
\nLocation: 302 Paterson<\/p>\n
David Vance, Carleton, \u201cCharles Templeton\u2019s Epistemological Journey\u201d
\nJoel Kropf, Carleton, \u201cThe (A\/Im) Moral Human Animal: The Rhetoric of Animality in the Canadian Debate on Capital Punishment, 1957-1976\u201d
\nDavid Tough, Carleton, \u201cLeft: On the Semantic Trail of an Orientation\u201d
\nGlenn Walker, Queen\u2019s, \u201cHistorical Metonym: From Local to Global History\u201d<\/p>\n
SESSION H<\/p>\n
3:00 -4:45: Science and Health<\/p>\n
Session Chair: Mary-Ann Shantz Lingwood
\nA\/V Required: PowerPoint
\nLocation: 433 Paterson<\/p>\n
Erich Weidenhammer, Dalhousie, “Human Health and the Aerial Environment in Britain 1772-1790”
\nValerie Minnett, Carleton, \u201cDisease and Domesticity on Display: The Montreal Tuberculosis Exhibition, 1908\u201d<\/p>\n
4:45: Closing Remarks, Dr. A.B. McKillop (Chair, History Dept.)<\/p>\n
6:00: Keynote Address
\nIntroduction: Dr. Susanne Klausen
\nLocation: Humanities Lecture Theatre, 303 Paterson Hall<\/p>\n
Dr. Angus McLaren:
\nProfessor, Department of History, University of Victoria,
\n\u201cGlandular Eugenics: Sex, Race, and Rejuvenation in the Early Twentieth Century\u201d
\nReception and Banquet to follow at Baker’s Grille in the University Centre
\nReception: 7:30
\nDinner: 8:00
\nAfter-dinner address by Dr. Victoria Dickenson (McCord Museum, Montreal)<\/p>\n
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