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University of Waterloo

People profiles

Steven Bednarski

Professor

James Blight

CIGI Chair

Catherine Briggs

Sessional Instructor

Gary Bruce

Professor

Dylan Cyr

Sessional Instructor

Marlene Epp

Professor of History and Peace and Conflict Studies, Director of Mennonite Studies

Daniel Gorman

Professor

Kimie Hara

Professor; Director of East Asian Studies

Geoffrey Hayes

Professor

Andrew Hunt

Professor

Greta Kroeker

Associate Professor

Heather MacDougall

Associate Professor

Ian Milligan

Associate Professor

Bruce Muirhead

Professor; Associate Vice-President, External Research

Jane Nicholas

Associate Professor

Biography

Troy Osborne

Dean, Associate Professor of History of Conrad Grebel University College

Douglas Peers

Professor; Dean of Arts

Julia Roberts

Chair of the Department and Associate Professor

Susan Roy

Associate Professor and Associate Chair (Graduate)

John Sbardellati

Associate Professor and Associate Chair (Undergraduate)

David Schweitzer

Sessional Instructor

Sebastian Siebel-Achenbach

Sessional Instructor

Alexander Statiev

Associate Professor

Lynne Taylor

Associate Professor

Ryan Touhey

Associate Professor, Chair of the Department of History at St Jerome's

Dan Travers

Sessional Instructor

Jim Walker

Professor

Christopher Taylor

Lecturer

Christopher Stuart Taylor completed his PhD at Western University (Canada) in History and Migration & Ethnic Relations (MER). He currently teaches in the Department of History and the Arts First program.

Jodi Burkett

Visiting Scholar

Jodi Burkett is a visiting scholar in the Department of History.

Katherine Bruce-Lockhart

Assistant Professor

Katherine Bruce-Lockhart is an Assistant Professor in History at the University of Waterloo. Her research examines the legacies of colonial coercive institutions.

Joanna Pearce

Sessional Instructor

Courses taught

HIST 203 Methods of Applied History HIST 302 Applied History Project

Recent publications

“The Tactile Babble Under Which the Blind Have Hitherto Groaned: Dots, Lines, and Literacy for the Blind in Nineteenth-Century North America”, The Edinburgh History of Reading, Volume 2

David Neufeld

Visiting Assistant Professor, History at Conrad Grebel University College

Biography

Samantha Fritz

Project Manager, Archives Unleashed Project