The Tri-University Graduate History Program is a partnership among three programs at three universities in south-western Ontario: the University of Guelph, the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University.
Tara Abraham
Associate Professor, History; Graduate Coordinator, Guelph
519-824-4120 ext. 56012
Location:
1010 Mackinnon Extension, University of Guelph
Research areas:
- History of Medicine
- History of Psychiatry
- History of Science and Technology
- History of the Human Sciences
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Administrators; University of Guelph Faculty
Kim Anderson
Associate Professor, Department of Family Relations & Applied Nutrition
Research areas:
- Indigenous gender, families and well-being
- Urban Indigenous peoples
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Catherine Carstairs
Professor, History
Research areas:
- Gender History
- Food History
- History of Health and Medicine
- Alcohol and Drug History
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
William S. Cormack
Professor, History
Research areas:
- The French Revolution
- Eighteenth-century France
- Modern Europe
- Revolutions and revolutionaries in the modern world
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Susannah Ferreira
Associate Professor, History
Research areas:
- medieval and early modern Portugal and Spain
- Spanish and Portuguese Inquisitions
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
James E. Fraser
Associate Professor, History; Scottish Studies Foundation Chair
Research areas:
- Textual sources and early medieval northern Britain
- Links between Ireland and northern Britain
- Early medieval society
- The historiography of early medieval northern Britain
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Peter A. Goddard
Director, Tri-U Grad History Program; Associate Professor, History
(519) 824-4120 ex. 54460
Location:
1014 Mackinnon Extension, University of Guelph
Research areas:
- early modern French religious, cultural and intellectual
- early modern theories of origins
- early modern missionary activity
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Group(s):
Tri-University Director's Office; University of Guelph Administrators; University of Guelph Faculty
Alan Gordon
Professor, History
Research areas:
- History and Memory, Commemoration, and Public History
- Tourism History, especially Heritage Tourism
- Quebec history
- Canadian political and cultural history
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Matthew Hayday
Professor, History
Research areas:
- Canadian political history
- Quebec and French Canada
- Public policy
- Social movements
- Commemorations and celebrations
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Kris Inwood
Professor, History; Economics and Finance
Research areas:
- Canadian history
- Comparative colonial histories
- Industrialization;
- Inequality
- Health and well-being
- Gender
- Aboriginal peoples
- Social and economic history
- Population history
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Kevin James
Professor, History
Research areas:
- Tourism and travel history in Ireland and Britain
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Femi J. Kolapo
Professor, History
Research areas:
- Sub-Saharan Africa
- War and society in precolonial sub-Sahara Africa
- Christian missionary and west African communities before colonization
- Slavery, the slave trades and post-abolition in Africa
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Brittany Luby
Associate Professor, History
Research areas:
- Indigenous history in North America
- Canadian history
- Anishinaabe studies
- environmental history
- industrialization of the Canadian boreal forests and subarctic
- industrial water pollution
- Indigenous economies and labour
- Indigenous health and wellness
- Indigenous education
- oral history
- ethnohistory
- Anishinabek pedagogy
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Linda Mahood
Professor, History
Research areas:
- Canadian and British social history
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Kimberley Martin
Assistant Professor, History
Research areas:
- serendipity in the historical research process
- digital history
- digital humanities
- gender and technology
- role of Makerspace in academia
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Stuart McCook
Professor, History
Research areas:
- history of tropical agriculture, especially export commodities.
- botany, agriculture, and nation-building in the Greater Caribbean
- environmental history of tropical crops — especially to a series of catastrophic plant diseases that afflicted almost every major tropical crop, starting in the mid-nineteenth century
- the coffee leaf rust
- global history
- commodity history
- the history of science
- technology
- medicine
- disease and history
- the history of natural disasters
- Latin American history
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Alan McDougall
Professor, History
Research areas:
- modern Germany
- modern Europe
- history of sport
- film and history
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Jacqueline Murray
Professor, History
Research areas:
- medieval social and ecclesiastical history
- history of sexuality
- women in the Middle Ages
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Susan Nance
Professor, History
Research areas:
- animal history
- environmental history
- live performance and communication
- entertainment and information industries
- American in the world
- North American West
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Jesse Palsetia
Professor, History
Karen Racine
Professor, History
Research areas:
- Latin America
- British Cultural Influence in the Independence era
- Atlantic World 1750-1850
- travel, exile, national identity, patriotism, liberation
- Robert Southey and the Luso-Hispanic World
- Joel R. Poinsett in South America
- Francisco Xavier Mina (biography)
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Norman Smith
Professor, History
Cathryn Spence
Assistant Professor, History
Research areas:
- economic and social history of women and gender in late medieval and early modern Scotland
- urban and economic history
- impact of gender and socioeconomic status when navigating economic relationships in early modern Western Europe
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Catharine Wilson, F.R.S.C.
Francis and Ruth Redelmeier Professor of Rural History and Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
Research areas:
- Canadian rural history
- Irish immigration to Canada
- early settlement
- local history
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty
Renée Worringer
Associate Professor, History and Undergraduate Program Co-Advisor
Research areas:
- Islamic history
- Middle East history
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Group(s):
University of Guelph Faculty