Official twitter feed of the University of Lethbridge's Department of History & Religion. Passionate about history; guests in Siksikaitsitapi Territory.
Lethbridge, Alberta
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U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
Call for Papers - Migrations & Gatherings in the West, Western Canadian History Conference to be held September 12-15, 2024 in Saskatoon. Hosted by U of S Department of History. Proposal deadline April 15, 2024!
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
Applications are now open for our 2024 Battlefield Study tour open to Cdn university students. This year's tour, supported by the @RCAFAssociation, will study contribution of the @RCAF_ARC to victory in the SWW and its origins in the FWW. Spread the word!
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
The University of Lethbridge will be open on Friday, Jan. 12, with classes scheduled as usual.
Please stay safe and be mindful of the extreme cold temperatures when commuting to campus, dress accordingly and be prepared for snow and ice on roads and walkways.
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
Excited to announce a new partnership with Australia's Bond University, creating new pathways for students to earn a Canadian law degree in just five years. @BondUniversity #uleth #yql ulethbridge.ca/unews/article…
ALT A statue of Lady Justice
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
Join us on October 4th for the 2023 Golden Maple Reception @NikkaYuko @uLethbridge @ULethCOHT @SACPA @Japanfoundation
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Join online 1pm Apr 4: Managing Challenges in Oral History Projects wi 2022 COHT Research Award recipients Dr. Athena Elafros, Tif Semach & Dr. Jenna Bailey. Benefits and challenges of managing complex oral history projects. Award announcement will follow.
uleth.zoom.us/j/95780799547
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
Opportunity: Student Project Archivist, City of Calgary Archives Deadline: March 7, 2023
@archivistsdotca @ArchivesAlberta @NJanovicek @ucalgaryhist @ulethHistory @KristineAlexand @ACAUBC @ACA_UofT @archivesassocbc @usaskhist @UM_HistoryDept
archivists.ca/Job-Opportunit…
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
The deadline for the @shcyhome award for best PhD dissertation prize in #HistChild #HistYouth is Feb 28. Please RT, submit your work, & share the call (below) widely!
shcy.org/news-announcements/…
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
The recording of @SeanCarleton's 🔥 @ULethICYS talk about identifying/confronting residential school denialism is now online! Lots of important & empowering ideas for working together to promote justice & get to truth before reconciliation.
ulethbridge.ca/research/cent…
#ABPSE #ABPoli
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
Dr. Digvir S. Jayas, an internationally renowned agricultural engineering researcher, decorated professor and experienced academic leader, has been chosen as the University of Lethbridge’s seventh president & vice-chancellor. #uleth #yql ulethbridge.ca/unews/article…
ALT Dr. Digvir S. Jayas
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
I loved talking to Shaul Bar-Haim about maternalism, psychoanalysis, and the history of the British welfare state on the @shcyhome podcast. Give it a listen!
Shaul Bar-Haim discusses his new book, "The Maternalists: Psychoanalysis, Motherhood and the British Welfare State" with Kristine Alexander on this week's featured SHCY conversation: shcy.org/features/books/the-…
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Heather Stanley!
Her project will explore the history of postpartum depression and related maternal mental illnesses in Canada from 1890 to 1990.
More about her project here:
buff.ly/3zfcj32
@ulethHistory @UofLArtsci
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
Come listen and share your stories at the Nikkei Memory Capture Project’s “Memory Booth” at the Nikkei Yuko Bunka Centre--@uLethbridge students Elaine & Derrick will show you how the process works @CarlyiAdams @ElaineToth2
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
My new book is out! Here is a link with a discount code! I’m so happy with the cover and @EQUINOXPUB were great to work with!
Just published!
More info & order at 25% off quoting code RA here:
bit.ly/3KdDmhI
@mcgekm @idendefying @archaeologyEAA @NewBooksArchaeo @PalExFund
@Classical_Assoc @ASOResearch @BabaKristian @OfficialBrismes @MESA_1966 @SBLsite @BMCReview @SAAorg @archaeology_aia
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
Oki! @UofLArtsci invites you to attend the PhD defence of Doctoral Candidate Mike Bruised Head, Ninna Piiksii.
Mike is a Blackfoot elder defending his dissertation live on June 20th.
Click here for more details: ulethbridge.ca/notice/events…
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
The Graduate Student’s Association at the University of Lethbridge #StandsWithUkraine 🇺🇦
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
Visualizing Injustice: After the founding of the @NAACP by W.E.B. Du Bois, Ida B. Wells & others, the group used cartography & geospatial statistics to illustrate the continued racial inequalities across the country.
Explore some of the maps here. ⬇️
blogs.loc.gov/maps/2022/01/v…
ALT Cover and map from Thirty Years of Lynching in the United States, published in 1919 by the NAACP. Library of Congress.
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
As promised, here's the podcast version of @dylan_baun's & my conversation, which also touches on writing global history & the rewards of scholarly collaboration across national boundaries (aka working with good people like @C_PascoeLeahy & @Slowhistorian!).
You can also listen to the conversation as a podcast here: pnc.st/s/shcy/32400f3b/winni…
U of L Department of History & Religion retweeted
Pop by the Student Success Centre table for quick tips on preparing for exams, building study schedules, note-taking and more. You can also book a study skills appointment with a peer learning mentor.
Tomorrow, 1:30-3 p.m. in the 1st Choice Saving's Centre foyer
