Showing posts with label MA Colloquium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MA Colloquium. Show all posts
Thursday, 12 March 2015
Monday, 9 February 2015
MA Colloquium February 27, 2015
Join us for this year's MA Colloquium on Friday February 27th at the Diefenbaker Centre from 11:30-3pm. We will be heading to Alexander's following the colloquium!Saturday, 1 March 2014
MA Colloquium Follow Up
This past Tuesday seven second-year MA students presented their work at the MA Colloquium. Thank you to Cynthia Bottomley for organizing the event.
Claire Thomson:
"'The glory years': The Establishment of the Lakota at Wood Mountain, 1880-1894"
Myles Shingoose:
"Within the Ranks: The Cherokee Third Indian Homeguard in the Union Army During the US Civil War"
Robert Nicks:
"Adventurers and Opportunists; the Social Credit Party in the Saskatchewan election of 1938"
Scott Silver:
"Is Electoral Democracy Compatible with Revolution?: Strategic Divergence amongst the Guatemalan Opposition in the 1960s"
Dallas Posavad:
"Making it in the Margins: Captain John Swalis and the New World Order"
Matt Gravlin:
"The Biopolitics of Liberal Colonialism in India"
Claire Thomson:
"'The glory years': The Establishment of the Lakota at Wood Mountain, 1880-1894"
Myles Shingoose:
"Within the Ranks: The Cherokee Third Indian Homeguard in the Union Army During the US Civil War"
Robert Nicks:
"Adventurers and Opportunists; the Social Credit Party in the Saskatchewan election of 1938"
Scott Silver:
"Is Electoral Democracy Compatible with Revolution?: Strategic Divergence amongst the Guatemalan Opposition in the 1960s"
Dallas Posavad:
"Making it in the Margins: Captain John Swalis and the New World Order"
Matt Gravlin:
"The Biopolitics of Liberal Colonialism in India"
Friday, 7 February 2014
MA Colloquium
Time: 9:30-2:30 Prairie Room, Diefenbaker Centre
Lunch, Coffee, Tea, and Snacks provided
The programme:
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