MA Students
Public History - Lawson Hall 1277
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Research Interests |
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Rylee Brooks | As a student in Western’s M.A. Public History Field, she’s looking forward to expanding her archival and curatorial skills through projects with community partners, and networking with the heritage community. | rbrooks26@uwo.ca |
Erin Case | Erin hopes to expand her knowledge of making museum and heritage spaces inclusive and accessible for all as a public history M.A. student at Western. | ecase5@uwo.ca |
Kimberly DelMedico | Kim hopes to learn more about the role that museums have on the general public and delve deeper into her understanding of how people experience historical events. | kdelmedi@uwo.ca |
Helen Edwards | Helen is eager to develop her curatorial skills and visit a variety of Canadian museums and historic sites as a student in Western University’s M.A. Public History Field. |
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Haley Hammond | She seeks to contribute to the ongoing work of upholding museums and archives as caretakers of stories that foster connections between people across time and space. | hhammon3@uwo.ca |
Grace Lazzuri | Grace is looking forward to further exploring the depths of public history and learning more about how to preserve history for future generations. | glazzuri@uwo.ca |
Claire Pidduck | Claire’s work experience largely focuses on collections-based management, inventory, indexing, and research. | cpidduck@uwo.ca |
Beth Zentner | Beth hopes to learn more about how public history impacts the world around her every day. Following the completion of her studies, Beth hopes to pursue a career in the museum field where she’ll continue to share her love of history with others. | ezentner@uwo.ca |
History (Year One) - Lawson Hall 1265
Name |
Research Interests |
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Bailey Ashton |
20th century American social history, religious history, and political history (specifically, the way 20th century American culture has been shaped by colonialism and religious fundamentalism). |
bashton3@uwo.ca |
Theo Avgeropoulos | tavgerop@uwo.ca | |
Ridwan Bashir |
Refugee and immigration history; Canadian women’s refugee and immigration experiences in the 20th century; gender and queer histories of the body, with particular attention to activism and transnational campaigns around women’s health and rights. |
rbashir@uwo.ca |
Hannah Brett |
Indigenous history, treaty law, colonial and postcolonial legal history, and Crown–Indigenous relations (through the legal, political, and social histories of treaty-making and its legacies). |
hbrett@uwo.ca |
Nina Harle | nharle@uwo.ca | |
Brock Lanctot |
Maritime History, European History, Fascist Movements of the 20th Century, and Early European Colonialism. |
blanctot@uwo.ca |
Emily Liashko |
Nationalist movements in Central/Eastern Europe in the 20th century (Poland and Ukraine), the United States post 1865 (Reconstructive Era, 1865-1877), and United States expansionist/imperialist policies in the 19th century. |
eliashko@uwo.ca |
Klaus Rerup | krerup@uwo.ca | |
David Seston | dseston2@uwo.ca | |
Reza Taki | rtaki2@uwo.ca | |
Yi Wan | Chinese intellectual studies and contemporary China | ywan6382@uwo.ca |
History (Thesis) - Lawson Hall 2221
Name |
Thesis/Research Interest |
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Max Bennett | Disorient/ed/ing Bodies: Racialization, Disabilities and Archival Silence in the Detroit River Region | |
James Caldwell | "Something in the water": Aquatic Pharmaceutical Pollution in the United States | |
Dryden Choban | Red Canucks and the Warsaw Pact: Reactions of Canadian Communists to the Hungarian Revolution and Prague Spring | |
Thomas Dumoulin | London Residents' Responses to Nazi Antisemitism | tdumouli@uwo.ca |
Alexander Fitch | Examining Scouts Canada's role in Residential Schools and Indian Day Schools in Ontario | afitch@uwo.ca |
Samra Khan | Anti-Western Narratives in South Asia: Historical Origins and Geopolitical Implications in Shaping a New Global Order | skha272@uwo.ca |
Huanyu Li | Legal and Moral Studies of Using Civilian Passenger Ships for Military Purposes During Two World Wars | hli943@uwo.ca |
Scott MacGregor | Everywhere and Nowhere All At Once: Revisiting ‘The Scots [Identity] in Canada’ Through Cultural Associations, 1830-1900 | |
Apeksha Pawanikar | Enslaved Black Women in the Southern Ontario Borderlands | apawanik@uwo.ca |