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Société historique du Canada

CALLING ALL GRAD STUDENTS

The GSC offers a listserv to students interested in networking with other graduate history students across the country and having access to information on funding, conférences and job opportunities. To join, email James Muir at: [email protected]

The CHAjs Graduate Student Committee (GSC) has undertaken

one of its most ambitious projects yet - a national survey of graduate students studying history in Canada. The survey is designed to collect data on students’ expériences in MA and PhD programs, with questions dealing with such topics as funding, workload and choosing between different programs. There are also several questions based on attempting to détermine how aware students are of CHA and GSC programs which, we hope, will provide the association with some guidance on how to best serve the needs of students.

It is critical that as many students as possible participate in this survey. The survey is available on line at: www.rcespionage. corn/survey.htm or www.rcespionage.com/sondage.htm. There are also hard copies available in most history departments. The GSC also has a group of local représentatives in history depart­ ments who can be of further assistance (see list below). For more information, on the GSC or if you are interested in becoming a CHA student rep in a department that is currently unrepresented, contact Dominique Clément at

[email protected].

Carleton University: Joselyn Morley Concordian University: Paul Braganza Dalhousie University7: Blake Brown Guelph University: Carolyn Herzog L’Université de Laval: Marie-Hélène Vallée L’Université de Montréal: Gillian Leitch McMaster Univeristy: Rhonda Hinther Memorial University: Dominique Clément Queen’s University: Craig L. Mantle Simon Fraser University: Chris Dummit University of Alberta: Bettina Liverant University of B.C.: Tammy Nemeth

University of Calgary: P. Whitney Lackenbauer University of Manitoba: Heather Nelson University of New Brunswick: Corey Slumkoski University of Northern B.C.: Claudette Gouger University of Ottawa: Matthew Hayday

University of Regina: Brett Quiring University of Saskatchewan: Erin Milions Univeristy of Sherbrooke: Phillip Allard University of Toronto: Bruce Retallack Univeristy of Victoria: Tina Block

University of Western Ontario: Mike Dove University of Windsor: pending

York University: Rick Kimberley

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