Catherine Ramey

PhD candidate
Catherine Ramey planting a tree in a field of trees

Pronouns: she/they

Home University: University of Waterloo

Email: ceramey@uwaterloo.ca

Education: BA (Hons) History, York; MA History, Toronto

Research Fields: Canadian; Race, Imperialism and Slavery; World History; African History; Women and Gender; History of Education

Supervisor: Katherine Bruce-Lockhart

Catherine (she/they) is a PhD candidate in the Department of History at the University of Waterloo. She received her BA in History from York University and her MA in History from the University of Toronto. Her current research concentrates on the gendering of the Canadian missionary education in central Angola between 1880 and 1920 with a focus on schools run by the Canadian Congregational Foreign Missionary Society (CCFMS). She examines the gendering of the curriculum and the lived/living impacts of gendered education for Angolans. In addition to research, she volunteers as a tree planter and works as an English-as-a-foreign-language teacher in Huambo, Angola, at the Language Institute of IECA (the Evangelical Congregational Church of Angola).