Join us on Tuesday Dec. 2, 11:30 am, for the final Stokes Seminar of the term. Phil Zachernuk will present, "The problem with "African" in Modern African Intellectual History: some reflections and a heuristic gambit." In McCain 1170, and on Teams. Copies will be available in the dept. office.

Our next Stokes features Dal’s Kassandra Luciuk, who will be presenting “Spies, Scandals, and Sabotage in Canada’s Wartime Bureaucracy” on 4 Nov., from 11:35 – 12:55 in Marion McCain 1170 and via Teams. Note: this is a lecture rather than a pre-circulated paper - one of our new formats this year!

The Dalhousie Department of History invites you to the Stokes Seminar, Oct. 28. Our speaker is Justin Roberts, with his paper entitled “Wild Subjects: Mountains, Mobility and Infrastructure in Jamaica and Scotland, 1720-1746.” 11:30 am - 1 pm, live in rm. 1170 of the McCain building, and via Teams.

Thanks to the students in HIST 2950 for another excellent Public History Fair. For a sample of the diverse projects presented this week, check out Elizabeth MacKinnon's pay-phone mapping project:

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The Heritage Studies Public History Fair for 2025 will be held in two online sessions, April 1st & 3rd, 1:00-2:30, Halifax time. It will feature student presentations based on projects developed during the term in HIST 2950. If you would like to attend, please email [email protected].

The Dalhousie Graduate History Society has moved the date of their spring conference to 3 May, 2025. The submission deadline has also been extended to February 14th, 2025. Please contact them at [email protected] for more information.

The 2025 Graduate History Conference at Dalhousie will take place on March 29, 2025. This is a call for papers and panels from students of all levels, and all disciplines. More information about the Society, the conference, and the proposal process can be found here: linktr.ee/daluniversit...