CHA Prizes and Awards

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Canadian Historical Association Bulletin

Call for Nominations for

CHA

Prizes

and

Awards

THE

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The Albert B. Corey Prize in Canadian- American Relations, jointly sponsored by the Canadian Historical Association and the American Historical Association, will be awarded in June 1992 at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Asso­ ciation. The prize, which carries an award of $2,000 (Canadian), will be awarded to the best book dealing with the history of Canadian-American relations or the history of both countries.

The deadline for entries is February 1,

1992. Ail entries should be clearly marked “Corey Prize”. Books bearing an imprint of 1990 or 1991 are eligible for the 1992 prize. One copy of each entry should be sent to each of the following jury members: 1. Professor Linda Kealey

Department of History Memorial University St. John’s, Newfoundland A1C5S7

2. Professor Stephen Randall Department of History University of Calgary Calgary, Alberta T2N1N4

3. Professor Scott See Department of History University of Vermont Burlington, Vermont 05405 4. Professor John Thompson

Department of History Duke University

Durham, North Carolina 27708

SIR

The Canadian Historical Association is pleased to announce its fifteenth Sir John A. Macdonald Prize compétition. The prize in the amount of $2,000 will be awarded by the Canadian Historical Association at its Annual Meeting in June 1992, for the non- fiction work of Canadian history “judged to hâve made the most significant contribu­ tion to an understanding of the Canadian past”.

Publishers wishing to submit Works with a 1991 imprint should forward one copy of each entry to each of the following jury members by January 15,1992:

1. Professor Neil Mackinnon Department of History St. Francis Xavier University Antigonish, Nova Scotia B2G 1C0

2. Professor Doug Owram Department of History University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2H4

3. Professeur Serge Courville Département de géographie Université Laval

Québec, Québec G1K7P4

4. Professor Dianne Newell Department of History University of British Columbia Vancouver, British Columbia V6T1W5

5. Professeur Béatrice Craig Département d'histoire Université d'Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario K1N6N5

6. Professor Graeme Wynn (Chair, non- voting)

Associate Dean of Arts University of British Columbia 2075 Wesbrook Mail

Vancouver, British Columbia V6T1W5

WALLACE K.

FERGUSON

The Canadian Historical Association is pleased to announce its Ferguson Prize compétition. The prize in the amount of $2,000 will be awarded to a Canadian citizen or Canadian immigrant who has published an outstanding scholarly book in a field of history Other than Canadian

History during the past year. The award will be given at the CHA Annual Meeting in June 1992.

Publishers wishing to submit works with a 1991 imprint should send one copy of each document to each member of the following jury on or before January 1,1992:

1. Professor Richard Lebrun Rector, St. Paul’s College University of Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 2N2

2. Professor Kathleen McCrone Dean of Social Science University of Windsor Windsor, Ontario N9B 3P4

3. Professeur Gilles Vandal

Département des sciences humaines Université de Sherbrooke

Sherbrooke, Québec J1K2R1

4. Professor Graeme Wynn (Chair, non- voting)

Associate Dean of Arts University of British Columbia 2075 Wesbrook Mail

Vancouver, British Columbia V6T1W5

CERTIFIATES OF MERITAWARDS

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The Régional History Committee of the Canadian Historical Association wishes to announce that it is soliciting nominations for its Certificats of Merit Awards. These annual awards are given for meritorious publications, or for exceptional contribu­ tions by individuals or organizations to régional history. Nominations and suppor- tive documentation for candidates who hâve made contributions to régional history should be submitted before December 1,

1991 to the appropriate régional représen­

tatives. Those représentatives are: 1. Atlantic Canada

Professor Don MacGillivray Department of History

University College of Cape Breton Box 5300, Sydney, Cape Breton B1P6L2.

2. Quebec

Professeur José E. Igartua Département d’histoire

Université du Québec à Montréal C.P. 8888, suce. A

Montréal, Québec H3C 3P8

In Memoria

T. Murray Hunter passed away in January 1991.

Elizabeth Lees, member of the CHA since 1988, passed away in December 1990.

John Andreassen, member of the CHA since 1980, passed away in July 1991.

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3. Ontario

Professor Chad Gaffield Department of History University of Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario K1N6N5.

4. The Prairies and Northwest Territories

Professor Donald B. Smith Department of History University of Calgary Calgary, Alberta T2N 1N4

5. British Columbia and The Yukon

Professor Robert A.J. McDonald Department of History

University of British Columbia Vancouver, B.C.,

V6T 1W5.

JOHN BULLEN PRIZE

The Canadian Historical Association is pleased to announce the John Bullen Prize compétition. The prize in the amount of $500 will be awarded to the best doctoral dissertation in Canadian history or related field. The award will be given in June 1992 at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association.

Complété entries must include:

• a two-page summary of the dissertation; • a letter from candidate’s Faculty of

Graduate Studies attesting that the dissertation was accepted for the doctoral degree during the period 1 October 1990 to 30 September 1991 ; • a letter of présentation from candidate’s

Department Head or Chair. Should

Erratum

José E. Igartua wishes to make the following corrections to the article by Gérard Bouchard, published in the Spring 1991 issue of the Newsletter: • Gail Campbell is with the University

of New Brunswick, not Mount St. Vincent.

• The list of Committee members should include lan Winchester of the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education.

more than one submission be made by any department, the letter of

présentation should address the qualifies of the various submissions in a comparative way.

Candidates should send one copy of each of these items to each of the following jury members on or before January 1,1992: 1. Professor Jane Errington

Department of History

Royal Military College of Canada Kingston, Ontario

K7L 2W3

2. Professeur Jean Daigle Chair of Acadian Studies Moncton University Moncton, New Brunswick E1A3E9

3. Professor Walter van Nus Department of History Concordia University 7141 Sherbrooke West Montreal, Quebec H4B1R6

4. Professor Graeme Wynn (Chair, non- voting)

Associate Dean of Arts University of British Columbia 2075 Wesbrook Mail

Vancouver, British Columbia V6T1W5

NON-CANADIAN THESISPRIZE

The Canadian Historical Association is pleased to announce the Non-Canadian Thesis Prize compétition. The prize in the amount of $500 will be awarded to the best doctoral dissertation in non-Canadian history or related field. The award will be given in June 1992 at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association. Complété entries must include:

• a two-page summary of the dissertation; • a letter from candidate’s Faculty of

Graduate Studies attesting that the dissertation was accepted for the doctoral degree during the period 1 October 1990 to 30 September 1991 ; • a letter of présentation from candidate’s

Department Head or Chair. Should more than one submission be made from any department, the letter of

présentation should address the qualifies of the various submissions in a comparative way.

Candidates should send one copy of each of these items to each of the following jury members on or before January 1,1992: 1. Professor Ed Hundert

Department of History University of British Columbia Vancouver, B.C.

V6T 1W5

2. Professor John Crowley Department of History Dalhousie University Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 3J5

3. Professor Deborah Gorham Department of History Carleton University Ottawa, Ontario K1S5B6

4. Professor Graeme Wynn (Chair, non- voting)

Associate Dean of Arts University of British Columbia 2075 Wesbrook Mail

Vancouver, British Columbia V6T1W5

THE HILDANEATBY PRIZE IN

WOMEN’S

The purpose of the Hilda Neatby Prize in Women’s History, awarded since 1983 by the Canadian Committee on Women’s History at the annual meeting of the Canadian Historical Association, is to encourage the publication of scholarly articles in women’s history in Canadian journals and books. Any academie article published in Canada during 1991 and deemed to make an original and scholarly contribution to the field of women’s history is eligible for nomination for the 1992 prize. Send nominations, and 8 copies of the nominated article, before March 1,1992 to the President of the Hilda Neatby Prize Committee:

Dr. Ruth Roach Pierson OISE

252 Bloor Street West Toronto, Ontario M5S 1V6.