Graduate Course TimetableDepartment of History

Fall Term (September – December 2015)

TENTATIVECourse offerings and timetable are subject to change.

9202a Canada and the First World War J. Vance Wed 9:30-11:30Lawson 2270C

9207a Modern Quebec J. Vacante Tues 9:30-11:30Lawson 2270C

9403a Eighteenth-Century English Society A.May Mon 11:30-1:30Lawson 2270C

9800a Introduction to Public History TBA Tues 11:30-2:30Lawson 2270C

9806a* Understanding Archives: The Management of Primary Sources in the Digital Age

D. Spanner Thurs 6:30-9:30STvH

9808a* Digital History Mon 1:30-4:30Lawson 2270C

9817a United States History and Historiography R. MacDougall Wed 11:30-2:30Lawson 2270C

9831a Killing Fields: A Global History of Mass Violence F. Schumacher Mon 9:30-11:30Lawson 2270C

9877a Digital Research Methods W. Turkel Wed 6:30-9:30Lawson 2270C

Meetings of the Department Seminar Series, McCaffrey Graduate Student Seminar Series & Professional Development Series

Thu 11:30-1:30Lawson 2270C

*Public History students have preference. Students not in the Public History program may seek permission from the instructor to take this course. However, they are reminded that the course has been designed to fulfill the pedagogical needs of the Public History program.

Western University Department of History Lawson Hall 22011151 Richmond Street London, ON, Canada N6A 5B8 t. 519.661.3645 f. 519.661.3010 www.history.uwo.ca

Graduate Course TimetableDepartment of History

Winter Term (January – April 2016)

TENTATIVECourse offerings and timetable are subject to change.

9304b The American Revolution N. Rhoden Mon 1:30-3:30Lawson 2270C

9378b The United States and the Projection of Power in the Twentieth Century

G. Stewart Wed 9:30-11:30Lawson 2270C

9715b Outbreak! Epidemics and Disease Control in Global History

S. McKellar Tues 9:30-11:30Lawson2270C

9801b Public History Group Project TBA Tues 11:30-2:30Lawson 2270C

9804B Canada and its Historians R. Wardhaugh Fri 1:30-3:30Lawson 2270C

9807b Introduction to Museology TBA TBA

9832b Interactive Exhibit Design W. Turkel Wed 3:30-6:30Lawson 2270C

9xxxb Race and Gender on Imperial Frontiers L. Shire Mon 9:30-11:30Lawson 2270C

Meetings of the Department Seminar Series, McCaffrey Graduate Student Seminar Series & Professional Development Series

Thu 11:30-1:30Lawson 2270C

*Public History students have preference. Students not in the Public History program may seek permission from the instructor to take this course. However, they are reminded that the course has been designed to fulfill the pedagogical needs of the Public History program."

Western University Department of History Lawson Hall 22011151 Richmond Street London, ON, Canada N6A 5B8 t. 519.661.3645 f. 519.661.3010 www.history.uwo.ca