UWindsor History

03/29/2020

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01/18/2017

Cheering up for winter and whatever else we may face this week!

10/30/2013

The UWindsor History Department would like to thank everyone who helped make The Great Lakes Journal of Undergraduate History a reality!

To learn about the journal check out the UWindsor Daily News article here:
http://www.uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2013-10-18/new-journal-recognized-undergraduate-history-research

You can read the recent publication in its entirety here:
http://scholar.uwindsor.ca/historypub/

Calin Murgu figured it was about time all the great historical research being done by his undergraduate colleagues was given some more permanent recognition.

04/04/2013

The History Students Association is proud to host a special event to celebrate our veterans. There will be a screening of the Windsor Historical Society's documentary titled The Veterans' Memories Project to be held on Tuesday, April 9 from 4-7pm in McPherson Lounge, Alumni Hall. All are encouraged to attend. Refreshments to follow.

http://vmp.windsorhistoricalsociety.com/

Come out and support the our veterans, our community, the History department, and the History Students Association.

Educational Documentary: Windsor veterans tell their war time stories to educate future generations of Canada's efforts for peace and freedom.

03/11/2013

Be sure to check out the newly created History Student Association!

http://www.facebook.com/HistoryStudentAssociation

A student association focused on representing History students at the University of Windsor. instagram: hsaofuwindsor

02/26/2013

The History Department in cooperation with the History Students' Association is pleased to announce a call for papers for the inception issue of The Great Lakes Journal of Undergraduate History. We welcome submissions relating to any historical topic for our premiere issue to be printed and published electronically in September 2013.

We look forward to receiving submissions from talented undergraduate students from across the region. Please review the attached document for detailed submission guidelines. If you have any questions please contact [email protected] at your convenience. The deadline for submissions is April 5th, 2013.

http://www.uwindsor.ca/history/system/files/Call%20for%20Submissions%20GLJUH.docx

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02/12/2013

History department professor Dr. Christina Simmons was recently featured on the UWindsor Daily News! Check out Dr. Simmons' insight surrounding Black History Month, and the African-American and African-Canadian historical narrative.

http://www.uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2013-02-06/canadians-must-face-reality-of-slavery-historian-says

Christina Simmons will appear on Research Matters this afternoon to discuss her studies on black history.

02/11/2013

The final presentations from first year undergraduate class 43-110 Past to Present: Understanding History

01/17/2013

Check out work by local History graduate Nicole Hutchinson in this week's special 'Arts Issue' copy of The Lance. You can view her work online on page 5 of the link below.

http://issuu.com/uwindsorlance/docs/thelance-85-27?mode=window&viewMode=doublePage

Campus and community news, arts, sports and features from The Lance, the official student newspaper of the University of Windsor.

08/12/2012

Current graduate student Evan Suntres has been making headlines with an interesting take on expressions of conservative masculinity from the mid-1960s until the early 1970s. Check out the links for further reading.

http://www.uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2012-08-01/student-mixes-love-of-history-with-passion-for-muscle-cars

http://blogs.windsorstar.com/2012/08/07/muscle-cars-born-from-masculinity-crisis-uofw-student-says/

http://www.detroitnews.com/article/20120810/OPINION03/208100353/Thesis-links-masculinity-muscle-cars?odyssey=mod%7Cnewswell%7Ctext%7CFRONTPAGE%7Cs

Evan Suntres is rebuilding a 1973 Mustang fastback while studying how men in the 60s expressed their masculinity by buying muscle cars.

04/09/2012

Five Books about Book History!

From Dr. Leslie Howsam: The “book” in “book history” is an umbrella term for everything from marks on stone, to handwriting on parchment, to printed books and magazines, to new digital media. Book history looks at how written communication has been composed, mediated, and received, how it has survived, and how it changes over time. Novelists, historians, librarians and literary critics have written about it, and I’ve chosen five of their books to show you how interesting it can be.

Click the link to see Dr. Leslie Howsam's Five Books about Book History. http://infoservices.uwindsor.ca/news/?p=2644

The “book” in “book history” is an umbrella term for everything from marks on stone, to handwriting on parchment, to printed books and magazines, to new digital media. Book history looks at how written communication has been composed, mediated, and received, how it has survived, and how it changes o...

03/21/2012

To all 2nd year and 3rd year History majors:

Opportunity to become a History Mentor

The Mentorship and Learning Program is taking applications from current 2nd and 3rd year students for Fall 2012. Selected students will enrol in the Fall 2012 FASS course: Mentorship and Learning, and will be placed in our first-year history class, Past to Present: Understanding History. This is a great opportunity to develop leadership skills and become involved in the work of the History Department (and it is impressive on a resume). For more information (and for details on the application process) see www.uwindsor.ca/fass/mentorship-and-learning.

Deadline to apply is March 23, 2012.

Will History Faculty and Sessionals please remind students of this great opportunity!

Mentorship and Learning (01-01-400/02-02-400) is a course which runs each year in the Fall semester. To be successful in this course, students must begin to think like mentors and question how the role of the mentor in the context of this course will translate into practice. An open attitude and wil...