Tri-University virtual 2021 conference schedule

Friday March 5, 7pm

Cabaret/Variety Show hosted by the Tri-University History Conference and The Making Box Inc., comedy club to kick off Saturday’s conference “Looking Back and Leaping Forward.”

Performers:

Siyobin and Ishra Blanco,
Mary Wyga Snow.

@Invoketress

Guelph Spoken Word Artists:

Audny Cashae-Stewart
@audnycashae

Fira Astrali
@fira_astrali

Also Appearing:

The Making Box Inc.
@themakingbox

Saturday, March 6, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

9:00-9:30

Introductory Remarks

Introduction

Territorial Acknowledgement Housekeeping

Thank you

Message from the Tri-University Graduate History Program Director

9:30-11:00

Session 1

PANEL 1A: Sex and Sexuality

Facilitator: Dr Jane Nicholas

Kief Godbout-Kinney, Memorial University, PhD Sociology

AI and Sex Robots: An Examination of the History and Technologization of Sexuality

Jennifer Baker, University of Waterloo

A Murderous Wife as both Perpetrator and Victim: Seventeenth-century English Judicial and Social Oversight to Control Women in Domestic Abuse Cases

J. Gary Myers, York University, PhD History

Gay Ghetto to Gay Village to Post Gay: Nostalgia & Crisis in Toronto’s Church-Wellesley Village

PANEL 1B: Perseverance in Medical History 

Facilitator: Dr Adam Crerar

Samantha Franco, Western University, MA History

“Death strikes down the innocent and the young”: Tracheotomy in the Saving of a Child’s Life during the Diphtheria Epidemic of Victorian London, 1850-1900

Paul Mansell, Wilfrid Laurier University, PhD History

Perseverance against an Epidemic: The Great Sickness of 1740

 

PANEL 1C: Perseverance in the Early Ages 

Facilitator: Dr Mary Anne Gonzales

Erin Kurian, University of Waterloo, MA Student

The Medieval Leather Trade: An Environmental Perspective

Luke Van Vuuren, Queen’s University, MA Candidate

“When Christian Identities Collide: The New Latin Church in the Crusader States.”

Mihai Giboi, Wilfrid Laurier University, MA History

Across the Danube: Vlad Tepes’ Use of Unconventional Warfare, 1461-1462

11:00-

11:15

Break

11:15-

12:45

Session 2

PANEL 2A: Perseverance in the Military 

Facilitator: Dr Tara Abraham

Jake Breadman, Western University, MA Public History

The Poised Paterfamilias: The Construction of Georgian Military Masculinity in Lieutenant John Le Couteur’s Journal

Kemal Koyu, University of Waterloo, MA History

Chaos, Consolidation, and Counterattack: Sarajevo Besieged

Krenare Recaj, University of Waterloo, MA History

Delaying the Inevitable: Canada and Kosovo

PANEL 2B: Lessons from Africa 

Facilitator: Dr Catherine Carstairs

Kyle Prichard, Wilfrid Laurier University, PhD History

Okwoienoma, or War is Unwelcome: Igbo Women and Survival during the Nigerian Civil War.

Isaac Toyin, University of Guelph, MA History

Africa’s Economic Crises and Neoliberal Interventions: The Case Study of Ghana and Nigeria

PANEL 2C: In the Pursuit of Equality 

Facilitator: Dr Blaine Chiasson

Haley Clark, University of Guelph, MA Sociology

Understanding Educational Approaches of Students with Disabilities

Cassandra Dodds, University of Guelph, MA History

Inequality in the Eighteenth Century

Okilah Desmond Ofori, University of Guelph, MA History

"We have not thrown our Culture away”: Cultural Identity and Expression among Ghanaian Immigrants in Toronto, 1967-2000

12:45-1:45

Lunch

1:45-3:15

Keynote Speaker: Dr Jaipreet Virdi University of Delaware

Activism in Crisis: Making Space for Disability Discourse

3:15-3:30

Break

3:30-5:00

Session 3

PANEL 3A: The State and Colonialism 

Facilitator: Dr Susan Roy

Jonathan Chan, University of Waterloo

Colonialism in Pixels: The Replication of Colonialism through Game Mechanics

Evan Cater, University of Waterloo

Stand Fast for Peace and Freedom!: The British Labour Party and the Sudetenland Crisis of 1938

Mallory Davies, University of Waterloo, PhD History

“Teen Motherhood is Costing the Government…”: The Shifting Educational Policy Regarding Teen Mothers in Vancouver, 1973-1982

PANEL 3B: Perseverance out of the Second World War

Facilitator: Dr. Karen Racine

Sean Remz Concordia University, MA Department of Religions and Cultures

Perseverance of Hungarian Holocaust Survivors under Communist Rule

Amanda Hooper, University of Waterloo

The Allied Forces, the Holocaust, the United Nations,and the Emergence of Human Rights

Angelo Laskaris, University of Toronto PhD History

The Children of the 1940s Memories of the Nazi Occupation, the Resistance, and the Civil War in Greece