2 CANADIAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION NEWSLETTER
Queen’
s University,
1991
Calls for Papers for the CHA Annual Conférence
Th© 70th Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Historical Association will be held in Kingston at Queen’s University, 2-5 June 1991. The Programme Committee has chosen four thèmes for the conférence: The 1791 Constitution: political and social change in North America; The politics of memory: the construction and réception of history; The sh’rfting boundaries of private and public life (including 'Women in Universities’, a theme suggested for the 1991 Learneds by the Social Science Fédération of Canada); and Continuing connections: the old world and the new. The Committee invites proposais for papers, research-in-progress sessions and panels on these and other subjects. Proposais should state whether they are for a regular or research-in-progress session, outline the topic on a single page and add enough information to identify the proposées expérience and
1989 CHA Annual
Conférence
Proceedings on
Microfiche
The Canadian Historical Association is pleased to announce that almost ail of the 146 papers presented atthe 1989 CHA Conférence in Québec are available in the CHA ANNUAL CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS ON MICROFICHES, 1989. Also included are the complété conférence programme, table of contents, authors’ list and the CHA Presidential Address. This microfiche set offers libraries, historians, history depart- ments, students and other interested individuals and groups the most up-to- date research in both Canadian and non- Canadian history topics. The microfiche is colour coded for easier handling and storage. A spécial rate of $30 is available to CHA members, excluding institutional members, from the Secrétariat, Canadi an Historical Association, 395 Wellington Street, Ottawa, Ontario, KIA ON3.
major publications. A sélection of papers will be published in Historical Papers, Persons interested in proposing individual papers or panels should write to the Chair of the Programme
Committee or to one of its members: Christopher Crowder, History, Queen’s University, Chair; Jean Barman, Department of Social and Educational Studies, Faculty of Education, University of British Columbia; Henry Heller, History, University of Manitoba; Peter Neary, History, University of Western Ontario;
CHA Elective Positions
Members of the Executive
1990-91 J.E. (Ed) Rea (Manitoba) Gail Cuthbert Brandt
(Glendon College, York) Jean-Claude Robert (UQAM) Serge Bernier (National Defence) Denise Rioux (National Defence) John Lutz (Ottawa)
President Vice-President
Immédiate Past President Treasurer
French-Language Secretary English-Language Secretary
Members of Council Portfolios
Cornélius J. Jaenen (Ottawa) Past President
1988-91 Gérard Bouchard (UQAC) Historical Profession
Dianne Newell (UBC) Publications John Reid (Saint Mary’s) Archives
John Weaver (McMaster) Access to Informatbn & Privacy
1989-92 Michael S. Cross (Dalhousie) Public History Micheline Dumont (Sherbrooke) Publications T.D. (Ted) Regehr (Saskatchewan) Regbnal History Suzanne Zeller (Wilfrid Laurier) Membership
1990-93 Fernande Roy (UQAM) Membership
Gillian Thompson (New Brunswick) Status of Women in the Historical Profession Graeme Wynn (UBC) Prizes
Brian Young (McGill) AHA-CHA & Internatbnal Relations
Nominating Committee
Ernest R. Forbes (UNB), Louise Dechêne (McGill), Terry Copp (Wilfrid Laurier), Barrie Ratcliffe (Laval)
Auditor
Daniel Duguay (Ottawa)
Nancy Forestell, History and Phibsophy, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education; Jane Errington, History, Royal Military College of Canada; lan McKay, History, Queen’s University; Claudette Lacelle, Service canadien des parcs, 10, rue Wellington, Huit, Québec; Normand Séguin, Centre d’études québécoises, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières; Rosemary Ommer, History, Memorial University of Newfoundland.
Ail proposais must be received no later
