the department of history and the thunder bay branch of the canadian international council are pleased to host john foster who will speak on “petroleum and the world’s hot spots: is there a connection?"

speakers bio: john foster is a canadian expert on the world oil scene who has worked for the world bank, inter-american development bank, and two oil companies (bp and petro-canada) in more than thirty countries in asia, africa and latin america. born in london england, he graduated from cambridge university in economics and law, and served in the royal navy (suez).

each fall the department of history, lake superior scottish regiment, the hmcs griffon, and the thunder bay branch of the canadian international council partners to hold a free symposium focusing on issues relating to the canadian forces.

this year's symposium is focused on the first world war, with a particular emphasis on northwestern ontario. it will be held on the 8 november at the  o’kelly armoury (317 park avenue) between 0830 and 1500, with a reception in the officer's mess and a tour of the thunder bay military museum on the 7 november. 

click here to download the conference poster and intinerary

additional partners this year include the ontario historical society, thunder bay military museum, thunder bay historical museum society, northwestern ontario archivists' association, and thunder bay public library.

complete information can be found on the symposium's website //m.hsbcwebinars.com/academics/departments/history/annual-military-symposium

as part of the thunder bay branch of the canadian international council's annual general meeting, the department of history is pleased to co-sponsor a presentation by judith marshall. she will be speaking on "mining, neo-liberalism, and global resistance: south africa, brazil, and canada."

annual general meeting ~  5:00 p.m.
dinner ~ 6:00 p.m.
presentation ~ 7:15 p.m.

cost:
dinner regular - $60

dinner 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 - $30

presentation only $10 (世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 free)

for tickets contact:

dr. a. ernest epp
tel.: (807) 767-0934

email: eepp@lakeheadu.ca

about the speaker: judith marshall is a popular educator, activist and writer who has been engaged in southern africa solidarity politics for more than 40 years. marshall was a founding member of the toronto committee for the liberation of southern africa and worked in the ministry of education for eight years soon after mozambique's independence in 1975. recently retired after twenty years in united steelworkers global affairs department, where she continued to build solidarity links with southern africa, marshall is now an associate fellow at cerlac where she does research and writing on themes of mining and corporate power.

the 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 history society will be holding its last social of the term at the outpost (upstairs) on friday 14 march. all 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 , alumni, staff, and faculty are invited to come by!

the 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 history society will be hosting the first annual history year end formal dinner on friday, march 28th. this is open to all history 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 and professors. the cost is $15.00 a person. tickets will be available outside the outpost thursday, march 13th 12pm-2pm; wednesday, march 19th 10am-2pm; and thursday, march 20th 12pm-2pm.

contact ashley english at acenglis@lakeheadu.ca if these times do not work for you and you would like a ticket.

dinner is from 6pm-9pm upstairs in the outpost. there is a concert downstairs at 9pm that we are welcome to attend for free. dinner is buffet style and the menu is: parmesan chicken, oven roast potatoes, vegetables, vegetarian pasta, garden salad, dinner rolls, dessert squares.

history for lunch on tuesday 25 february will feature prof. beverly soloway who will be speaking on “cooking up culture: food in black canadian history.”

history for lunch is a lecture series sponsored by the department of history and black history month is on the menu in february. the 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 community is invited to attend presentations that take place on tuesdays and thursdays from noon to 1 pm.  this is an opportunity to put a bit of history in your diet and for members of the department of history to showcase their research. more information about the sessions can be found on the department of history website, and on our facebook page.

the department of history and the thunder bay branch of the canadian international council are pleased to host joyce and peter fergus-moore who will speak on "the human rights crisis of palestine under occupation."

speakers bios: joyce fergus-moore, b.a., comm. dip., m.div., is a retired united church of canada minister. peter fergus-moore, b.a., oct, is a retired adult literacy coordinator from the thunder bay indian friendship centre. they served 3 months with the ecumenical accompaniment program (eappi) of the world council of churches in the occupied territory of palestine from november 2013 to february 2014.

the 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 history society will be holding a social at the outpost on friday 31 january. all 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 , alumni, staff, and faculty are invited to come by!

the department of history and the thunder bay branch of the canadian international council are pleased to host dr. dalibor misina, assistant professor of sociology, 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 , who will speak on "rock music and conflict transformation: building the post-yugoslav 'moral imagination'."

speaker's bio: dalibor mišina is assistant professor in the department of sociology at 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 . his research focuses on popular culture and post- conflict societies, post-socialist memory, and transterritorialism. dr. mišina’s book shake, rattle and roll: yugoslav rock music and the poetics of social critique deals with the socio-cultural impact of rock music in former yugoslavia (the book will be available for sale at the event, at the price of $75). for more information, please visit http://misina.ca/.

on 25 march paul morralee will be presenting on "lighthouses of thunder bay." this presentation is part of the 2013-14 thunder bay historical museum society's lecture series.

since 1908, the thunder bay historical museum society has been regularly holding talks on a wide range of topics on the fourth tuesday of each month at the thunder bay museum (425 donald street east) from september to april. the 2013-14 lecture series is being sponsored by the department of history and forms part of its 2013-14 speaker series.