Sasha Mullally
@sashamlly.bsky.social
History Professor & Associate Dean of Graduate Studies, University of New Brunswick. Specializing in the social history of medicine, spatial humanities. Love to garden. 🪴🌸🌳 Striving to be a good scholar, mentor, friend out here under the blue skies.
Canada recognizes the state of Palestine.
September 21, 2025 at 1:20 PM
Canada recognizes the state of Palestine.
PSA: born in 1970, I am part of that demographic that apparently did not get the measles vaccine! Courtesy of my delightful GP, I am now ready for:
Measles ✔️
Covid (Boost) ✔️
Tetanus (sure!) ✔️
Whooping Cough (bonus)✔️
I fear nothing. 😎
Measles ✔️
Covid (Boost) ✔️
Tetanus (sure!) ✔️
Whooping Cough (bonus)✔️
I fear nothing. 😎
July 18, 2025 at 3:20 PM
PSA: born in 1970, I am part of that demographic that apparently did not get the measles vaccine! Courtesy of my delightful GP, I am now ready for:
Measles ✔️
Covid (Boost) ✔️
Tetanus (sure!) ✔️
Whooping Cough (bonus)✔️
I fear nothing. 😎
Measles ✔️
Covid (Boost) ✔️
Tetanus (sure!) ✔️
Whooping Cough (bonus)✔️
I fear nothing. 😎
Ever try to expand a narrow perspective based on a single story of events? Amber MacMillan’s work examines ways that language, especially poetry, can be used to transform and successfully challenge systems of colonial power. Learn more below!
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SGS Celebrates Graduate Student Winners of Federal Tri-Council Awards - Amber McMillan
Profile of Amber McMillan
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April 26, 2025 at 9:26 PM
Ever try to expand a narrow perspective based on a single story of events? Amber MacMillan’s work examines ways that language, especially poetry, can be used to transform and successfully challenge systems of colonial power. Learn more below!
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
2025 Call for Papers: Ecologies, knowledge, and power in the Gulf of St. Lawrence region, c. 1500-present
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CFP: Ecologies, knowledge, and power in the Gulf of St. Lawrence region, c.1500-present
Ecologies, knowledge, and power in the Gulf of St. Lawrence region, c.1500-present[1] 2025 Call for Papers “Ecologies, knowledge, and power in the Gulf of St. Lawrence region, c.1500-present” is a …
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April 22, 2025 at 2:28 PM
2025 Call for Papers: Ecologies, knowledge, and power in the Gulf of St. Lawrence region, c. 1500-present
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A lot of us want to be better and more effective teachers. As we enjoy the long weekend, check out Chris Ryan‘s award-winning research that explores how educators are becoming more involved in community building, mentorship, and research. Details below!
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blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
SGS Celebrates Graduate Student Winners of Federal Tri-Council Awards - Chris Ryan
Profile of IDST student Chris Ryan
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April 20, 2025 at 7:07 PM
A lot of us want to be better and more effective teachers. As we enjoy the long weekend, check out Chris Ryan‘s award-winning research that explores how educators are becoming more involved in community building, mentorship, and research. Details below!
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
The University of Alberta is a great place to work. Looking for a teaching professor in Canadian and Indigenous history.
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Teaching Professor (Assistant or Associate), Canadian and Indigenous History - [email protected]
University of Alberta: [email protected]
apps.ualberta.ca
April 17, 2025 at 12:20 AM
The University of Alberta is a great place to work. Looking for a teaching professor in Canadian and Indigenous history.
apps.ualberta.ca/careers/post...
apps.ualberta.ca/careers/post...
I have fallen behind posting our profile series on award-winning graduate students! Please don’t let that stop you from checking out Connor deMerchant’s work on the racialization of poverty in St. Vincent. Details through the link below!
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blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
SGS Celebrates Graduate Student Winners of Federal Tri-Council Awards - Connor deMerchant
profile of Connor deMerchant
blogs.unb.ca
April 10, 2025 at 1:52 PM
I have fallen behind posting our profile series on award-winning graduate students! Please don’t let that stop you from checking out Connor deMerchant’s work on the racialization of poverty in St. Vincent. Details through the link below!
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
Happening next week!
March 19, 2025 at 7:05 PM
Happening next week!
Associated Medical Services Inc announces the addition of the Hannah-Roper Chair in the History of Healthcare and HealthEquity at Dalhousie University and King’s College…made possible through the generous joint support of AMS and the J & W Murphy Foundation. Look for a job ad shortly!
Funding Opportunities - AMS Healthcare
Funding opportunities Our funding recipients are shaping Canadian healthcare.You can join them. We fund research and work in two areas: compassionate healthcare technology and the history of healthcar...
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March 13, 2025 at 1:05 AM
Associated Medical Services Inc announces the addition of the Hannah-Roper Chair in the History of Healthcare and HealthEquity at Dalhousie University and King’s College…made possible through the generous joint support of AMS and the J & W Murphy Foundation. Look for a job ad shortly!
We can all agree that the high price of groceries has become the incredibly stressful. Allyson Lamont's doctoral research examines food insecurity and the toll it takes on mental well-being. Read about her award-winning, and very timely, research here:
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SGS Celebrates Graduate Student Winners of Federal Tri-Council Awards - Allyson Lamont
Profile of Allyson Lamont
blogs.unb.ca
February 21, 2025 at 10:56 PM
We can all agree that the high price of groceries has become the incredibly stressful. Allyson Lamont's doctoral research examines food insecurity and the toll it takes on mental well-being. Read about her award-winning, and very timely, research here:
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
Want to learn something about the history of African Nova Scotian nationalism and lived religion? Check out Claudine Bonner’s great piece here. Hot off the press.
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Bridging Religion and Black Nationalism: The Founding of St Philips African Orthodox Church and the Universal Negro Improvement Association Hall in Whitney Pier, 1900-1930
Today’s post is an excerpt from Claudine Bonner’s essay in Andrew Parnaby and Lachlan MacKinnon’s edited volume Cape Breton in the Long Twentieth Century: Formations and Legacies …
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February 18, 2025 at 4:11 PM
Want to learn something about the history of African Nova Scotian nationalism and lived religion? Check out Claudine Bonner’s great piece here. Hot off the press.
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Having a hard time sleeping? Eliza Ives's creative writing explores insomnia (or "fugue”) as a mind-body condition that troubled a long line of thinkers extending back to Aristotle and Plato. Read all about her award-winning doctoral work below.
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#academicsky
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#academicsky
SGS Celebrates Graduate Student Winners of Federal Tri-Council Awards - Eliza Ives
Profile of Eliza Ives
blogs.unb.ca
February 11, 2025 at 8:51 PM
Having a hard time sleeping? Eliza Ives's creative writing explores insomnia (or "fugue”) as a mind-body condition that troubled a long line of thinkers extending back to Aristotle and Plato. Read all about her award-winning doctoral work below.
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
#academicsky
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#academicsky
The graceful movement of a skilled athlete is often described as "poetry in motion." Meghan Kemp-Gee moves beyond the metaphor, exploring the connections between athletics and lyric poetry in her innovative and award-winning doctoral research. Read more below!
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SGS Celebrates Graduate Student Winners of Federal Tri-Council Awards - Meghan Kemp-Gee
A profile of Meghan Kemp-Gee
blogs.unb.ca
February 3, 2025 at 9:49 PM
The graceful movement of a skilled athlete is often described as "poetry in motion." Meghan Kemp-Gee moves beyond the metaphor, exploring the connections between athletics and lyric poetry in her innovative and award-winning doctoral research. Read more below!
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
I am sorry to find us here. Everything about living in North America will change for the worse if the US tariffs go through. Watch food and energy prices rise and rise…
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Trudeau: Canada will retaliate with 25% tariffs on $155B of U.S. goods
YouTube video by CBC News
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February 2, 2025 at 2:11 PM
I am sorry to find us here. Everything about living in North America will change for the worse if the US tariffs go through. Watch food and energy prices rise and rise…
youtu.be/xiaACQpFUfE
youtu.be/xiaACQpFUfE
So you say you want a revolution? Well, as Janet Mills can tell you from working on the Haitian Revolution, communication networks will be critical to success. Read about Janet’s award-winning doctoral research in Caribbean history through the link below!
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blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
SGS Celebrates Graduate Student Winners of Federal Tri-Council Awards - Janet Mills
Profile of Janet Mills
blogs.unb.ca
January 29, 2025 at 3:42 PM
So you say you want a revolution? Well, as Janet Mills can tell you from working on the Haitian Revolution, communication networks will be critical to success. Read about Janet’s award-winning doctoral research in Caribbean history through the link below!
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
The New Brunswick Scholarly Book Award recognizes exceptional scholarship in the humanities and social sciences that advances our knowledge and understanding of the province. Details about the prize below!
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The New Brunswick Scholarly Book Award, 2025 / Le prix du livre académique du Nouveau-Brunswick, 2025
The New Brunswick Scholarly Book Award, 2025 The Award & Eligibility Description: The New Brunswick Scholarly Book Award recognizes exceptional scholarship in the humanities and social sciences…
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January 27, 2025 at 7:34 PM
The New Brunswick Scholarly Book Award recognizes exceptional scholarship in the humanities and social sciences that advances our knowledge and understanding of the province. Details about the prize below!
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Want to come and work in an awesome history department with me? The University of Guelph is recruiting for a tenure-track assistant professor position in Rural North American History! careers.uoguelph.ca/job/Guelph-A...
Deadline to apply is February 24.
Deadline to apply is February 24.
Assistant Professor in Rural North American History
Assistant Professor in Rural North American History
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January 24, 2025 at 5:21 PM
Want to come and work in an awesome history department with me? The University of Guelph is recruiting for a tenure-track assistant professor position in Rural North American History! careers.uoguelph.ca/job/Guelph-A...
Deadline to apply is February 24.
Deadline to apply is February 24.
We all sometimes feel like we need more power. Claire Anderson’s Award-Winning Masters work in computational Chemistry can help! Learn all about Claire’s contributions to ground-breaking research into electrical storage systems below.
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blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
SGS Celebrates Award-winning Graduate Students - Claire Anderson
Profile of Claire Anderson
blogs.unb.ca
January 21, 2025 at 10:02 AM
We all sometimes feel like we need more power. Claire Anderson’s Award-Winning Masters work in computational Chemistry can help! Learn all about Claire’s contributions to ground-breaking research into electrical storage systems below.
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
Interested in supporting Black Canadian history in the Atlantic region? You are invited to the inaugural meeting of the Atlantic Black Canadian History Working Group. Details below.
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CFP: Black History in Atlantic Canada
CFP: Black History in Atlantic Canada When: April 24 & 25th , 2025 Where: Halifax, Nova Scotia Are you a scholar invested in the excavation and dissemination of Black Canadian history and parti…
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January 17, 2025 at 4:02 PM
Interested in supporting Black Canadian history in the Atlantic region? You are invited to the inaugural meeting of the Atlantic Black Canadian History Working Group. Details below.
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Well, well. It looks like a photo sharing app for bluesky is in the works. 🙂
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Exclusive: Bluesky is getting its own photo-sharing app, Flashes
More good news for those looking to exit Meta's social app ecosystem in favor of a more open alternative: An independent developer is building a
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January 16, 2025 at 5:39 PM
Well, well. It looks like a photo sharing app for bluesky is in the works. 🙂
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Celebrating another award-winning student! Megan Muise investigates how often conversations about sex are happening as a part of therapy, what makes them difficult, and what we can do to make therapy better for queer clients in particular. Check out the details here:
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SGS Celebrates Graduate Student Winners of Federal Tri-Council Awards - Megan Muise
Profile of Megan Muise
blogs.unb.ca
January 10, 2025 at 5:36 PM
Celebrating another award-winning student! Megan Muise investigates how often conversations about sex are happening as a part of therapy, what makes them difficult, and what we can do to make therapy better for queer clients in particular. Check out the details here:
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...
blogs.unb.ca/graduatestud...