History Lounge, 433 Paterson Hall, Carleton University<\/p>\n
8:30 – 9:00 \u00b7 Welcome
\nWelcome by Co-Chairs Omar Khan and Emily Arrowsmith
\nOpening Remarks by Mark Phillips, Department of History, Carleton<\/p>\n
9:00 – 10:15 \u00b7 Session 1 – Lounge, Vadim Kukushkin
\nEmily Arrowsmith, Carleton, “The Dependents’ Allowance Program and the Indian Affairs Branch, 1939-1945”
\nJessica Squires, Carleton, “Creating Hegemony: Consensus by Exclusion in the Rowell-Sirois Commission”
\nTony Michel, Carleton, “The Value of a Voyageur: Settling Claims on the Nile File”<\/p>\n
10:45 – 12:00 \u00b7 Session 2 – Lounge, Lauren Common
\nAmy Snider, Carleton, “On Dust and Destruction: W.G. Sebald’s Representations of History in The Emigrants”
\nKirsten Leng, Carleton, “Reconceptualizing the Late Victorian Socialist Revival, 1880-1890”
\nMehmet Karabela, McGill, “Peripheralization through Historical Periodization: the Debate over the Decline of Islamic Theology”<\/p>\n
1:00 -1:50 \u00b7 Concurrent Sessions 3 & 4
\nSession 3 – Lounge, Christine Rivas
\nMelissa Benner, Carleton, “National Housekeeping: Canadian Farm Women’s Contributions to the Prairie Farm Movement”
\nNathan Elliott, Saskatchewan “We Have Asked for Bread and You Gave Us a Stone: Western Farmers and the Siege of Ottawa”<\/p>\n
Session 4 – Underhill Reading Room, Jennifer Polk
\nAfshin Matlabi, Vanier College, “Nationalism, Patriotics, and Sexual Fervor”
\nBrenda McDermott, Carleton, “Music and the Movie Palace: Changes in the film experience in Ottawa and Toronto from 1915-1917”
\nJudy Maxwell, UBC, “No Vote, No Fight! The Chinese Canadian Experience in World War Two”<\/p>\n
2:45 – 4:00 \u00b7 Session 5 – Lounge, Jeff Noakes
\nRachel Lea Heide, Carleton, “Imperialism, Isolationism and External Affairs’ Hostile Penchant against the Inter-War Royal Canadian Air Force”
\nJosh Bennett, RMC, “Michael Collins’ and Von Clausewitz’ Definitions of War: a Comparison between On War and the Irish War of Independence, 1919-1922″
\nMinh Nguyen, Calgary, The Coronation of a Young Army that had Come of Age: the Army of the Republic of Vietnam in the Easter Offensive of 1972 Revisited”<\/p>\n
4:30 – 5:45 \u00b7 Session 6 – Lounge, Brian Watson
\nJoseph Boyd, South Florida, “Entangling Alliances: U.S. Foreign Policy and Diplomacy Towards Haiti, 1791-1804”
\nAndrew Fraser, Carleton, “Architecture of a Broken Dream: The CIA and Guatemala, 1952-1954”
\nLaurie Jacklin, Waterloo, “Medical Education and the Ethics of the Use of Human Subjects, 1880-1910”<\/p>\n
6:30 PM – Reception
\nThe Clock Tower Brew Pub, 575 Bank Street<\/p>\n
History Lounge, 433 Paterson Hall, Carleton University<\/p>\n
9:30 – 10:20 \u00b7 Session 7 – Lounge, Michel Duquet
\nCristal Sissons, Ottawa, “Tracing Typhoid at York Factory, 1846-1849”
\nRobert Englebert, Ottawa, “At the Crossroads of the Fur Trade: a Study of the French Canadian Servants of the Hudson Bay Company (1815-1819)”<\/p>\n
10:45 – 12:00 \u00b7 Session 8 – Lounge, Duncan McDowall
\nBlair Neatby, Professor Emeritus and Brian McKillop, Professor, Department of History, Carleton
\n“Reflections on the Career of Frank Underhill in Celebration of the Tenth Anniversary of the Underhill Colloquium”<\/p>\n
1:00 – 2:15 \u00b7 Concurrent Sessions 9 & 10
\nSession 9 – Lounge, Stacey Zembrzycki
\nJacquie Johnson, Carleton, “Christmas at the Seventeenth-Century Inns of Court”
\nAndrea, Concordia, “The Camera and the Tourist: the Effect of Photography on Representations of Travel at Niagara Falls”
\nRyan O’Connor, Queen’s, “Shutting the Province Down: an Examination of Prince Edward Island Conservatism and the National Farm Union Tractor Demonstrations of 1971”<\/p>\n
Session 10 – Room 436, Andrew Burtch
\nLauren Common, Carleton, “Above the Fold: the Development of the Newspaper Aesthetic in Britain, 1850-1930”
\nBrian Watson, Carleton, “Father Charles Coughlin, a Canadian in the Service of the American Right-Wing”<\/p>\n
2:45 – 3:35 \u00b7 Concurrent Sessions 11 & 12
\nSession 11 – Lounge, Arianne Richeson
\nJennifer Polk, Carleton, “Explaining the Humanitarian Impulse: Canadians in Siberia, 1918-21”
\nGreg Kennedy, York, “Louis XV and the War of the Austrian Succession: the Measure of a King”<\/p>\n
Session 12 – Room 436, Omar Khan
\nJon Sufrin, York, ” The Canadian Apocalypse through Time: Disappointed Nationalists and the End of Canada, 1960-1995″
\nColleen Gray, McGill, “The Many Faces of Providence: Providential Notions in Two Eighteenth-Century British Colonial Captivity Narratives”
\nStacey Zembrzycki, Carleton, “Debating the Merits of Ballistic Missile Defence in Canada, 1969”<\/p>\n
4:00 \u00b7 Closing Remarks, Lounge
\nGraduate Supervisor, Department of History<\/p>\n
6:00 PM – Keynote Address
\nMargaret MacMillan, University of Toronto, “Writing the History of the Paris Peace Conference of 1919”
\nAzrieli Theatre 101<\/p>\n
The Underhill Graduate Student Colloquium has been sponsored by the Frank Underhill Endowment Fund.<\/p>\n
Additional Funds and assistance were graciously provided by:<\/p>\n
Graduate Students’ Association
\nOffice of the Vice President (Academic)
\nOffice of the Dean, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
\nDepartment of Geography and Environmental Studies
\nDepartment of English Language and Literature
\nSchool of Journalism and Communication
\nSchool of Canadian Studies<\/p>\n
The Colloquium Organizing Committee wishes to thank the following for their assistance:<\/p>\n
Joan White
\nNorman Hillmer
\nDel Muise
\nBruce Elliott
\nPeter Fitzgerald
\nJillian Brant
\nMembers of the History Department<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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