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New Scholars
| 1. Environmental History Reading Group |
| 2. Popular Publishing Writer's Guild |
| 3. Comprehensive's Reading Guide |
| 4. Recently Completed Dissertations |
| 5. Student Resources |
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Representative : William Knight (Carleton University) wknight@connect.carleton.ca |
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Committee Member: Jonathan Clapperton (University of Saskatchewan) |
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Committee Member: Sean Kheraj (University of British Columbia) sean.kheraj@ubc.ca |
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Committee Member: Chris Parsons (University of Toronto) |
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Committee Member: Jessica van Horrsen (University of Western Ontario) |
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Committee Member: Lauren Wheeler (University of Alberta) |
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Committee Member: Jay Young (York University) |
This cluster is represented by an elected member and an advisory committee to express the concerns and interests of graduate students and recent graduates. The New Scholars representative also acts as a liason with the NiCHE executive to help facilitate graduate student and recent graduate projects in environmental history that fit with NiCHE's SSHRC mandate.
The New Scholars in Canadian History & Environment is a sub-group of NiCHE for those embarking on their careers. If you are a graduate student, postdoctoral fellow, or recent PhD graduate with an idea for a project to help disseminate environmental history research or to compile resources for other researchers, please feel free to contact the NiCHE New Scholars representative for information about how NiCHE can support your initiative.
Environmental History Reading Group
A peer reading group that provides feedback on papers and presentations in the early stages of development and promotes collaboration with people in other parts of the country who share academic interests. All are welcome to join.
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Photo Credit: "Barking Owl", Erik Veland.
Popular Publishing Writer's Guild
A group of new scholars who have attended a popular writing workshop who seek to support each other's endeavours to publish about their research and experiences in non-academic publications.
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Photo Credit: "Ode to Jack Kerouac", Oliver Hammond.
Comprehensive's Reading List
A suggested list of readings for those studying for a PhD in Canadian Environmental History / Historical Geography
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Photo Credit: "Sundown", Jeremy Marks.
Recently Completed Dissertations
Find out about what recent graduates wrote their dissertations.
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Photo Credit: "Lawrencetown Beach", Claire Campbell.
Student Resources
A collection of resources for students and would-be students, including sources of funding and course listings.
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Photo Credit: Pen and Paper", Kristian Domingo.
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