Our team brings together historians who closely link research rigor with the transmission of knowledge. They confront you with the complexity of sources, demand independent thinking, and guide you in making your academic journey a methodical and critical intellectual process.

PhD students

Suzanne Fortin

Suzanne Fortin

Subject : Conservative Reception of Bias in Network News Coverage during 1992 U.S. Presidential Election
Supervisor : Heather Murray

Gloria Lamptey

Gloria Lamptey

Subject : Student Migration to the East and the Barriers to Belonging in Post-Independence Ghana
Supervisor: Eric Allina

Hubert Larose-Dutil

Hubert Larose-Dutil

Subject : La déficience intellectuelle au Québec depuis 1970. Mémoire de la période de post-désinstitutionnalisation
Supervisor: Marie-Claude Thifault

Béatrice Leblanc-Martineau

Béatrice Leblanc-Martineau

Subject : « Des lectrices au goût délicat » : la construction d’un savoir juridique féminin dans les causes célèbres françaises, 1734-1789
Supervisor: Sylvie Perrier

Boris Lukic

Boris Lukic

Subject : Les conceptions et les critiques des décolonisations dans la pensée d'Albert Memmi : un regard sur la construction des États-nations et les droits de la personne dans le contexte post-colonial africain
Supervisor: Meredith Terretta

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Candide Mawoko

Subject : The Effects of Spatial Organization on Congolese Identity Formation and Social Mobilization Strategies
Supervisor: Meredith Terretta

Alexander Myrick

Alexander Myrick

Subject : Asylums, Adolf Meyer, and the Evolution of Mental Health Care in North America: The Intellectual History Behind Deinstitutionalization, 1900-1970
Supervisor : Susan Lamb

Robyn O’Dell

Robyn O’Dell

Subject : Law as a Tool of Empire: Comparative Histories of Property Law in Colonial Canada and South Africa
Supervisor : Meredith Terreta

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Dominique Petit-Wagner

Subject : Canadian Perceptions of Soviet Society, 1932-1938
Supervisor: Damien-Claude Bélanger

Ginevra Poole

Ginevra Poole

Subject : A Spectrum of Belief: An Analysis of the Christian Observer in the Age of Reform
Supervisor : Richard Connors

Hannah Rudderham

Hannah Rudderham

Subject : Revelation, Revolution, and Reform: Utopianism in English-Speaking Canada, 1880s-1950s
Supervisor: Damien-Claude Bélanger

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Department of History

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