We are excited to invite applications for The Geraldine Grace and Maurice Alvin McWatters Visiting Fellowship. Being unable to host a Fellow last year we have 2 #awards for 2021-2022! The #Fellowship is to support in person research Queen's University #archives. bit.ly/3gSCrb1

Have something to say about poverty and scarcity in global history? We want to hear it! Please, share and submit to the GHI’s upcoming 2022 conference, in partnership with the University of Glasgow’s Poverty Research Network.

Apply, apply, apply!

Thanks to everyone who submitted papers for our upcoming conference on Poverty and Scarcity in Global History. We're looking forward to reading your submissions! If you've not yet submitted, a few hours remain. But don't wait! Send in your abstracts to: [email protected].

Here is a look at one of the keynote speakers for our upcoming conference on Poverty and Scarcity in Global History fujikane ghiqueens.hypotheses.org queensu.ca/ghi/

Here's a look at our second keynote speaker for our upcoming conference on Poverty and Scarcity in Global History ghiqueens.hypotheses.org queensu.ca/ghi/

Legally obliged to bring a bit more CanCon to the McNeil Center for Early American Studies as a Dunn Dissertation Fellow for 2022-2023. And looking forward to it!

We are now accepting applications for THREE postdocs beginning in AY2023! Deadline Nov. 1 for the 24- & 12-month postdocs. Deadline Dec. 6 for the 9-month sabbatical postdoc. mceas.org/fellowships/po…

Find me by the coffee! #AHA23 #AHA2023

Study early Canada? Don’t let the exchange rate scare you - apply! Great people, resources, and opportunities here at the McNeil Center for Early American Studies.

Thanks to Uncommon Sense for giving me the opportunity to say more about the origins of this article, including the generous support and conversation with folks at Queen's Archives and Chippewas of the Thames First Nation.

We are thrilled to announce the speakers for our 2024 GHI Workshop, Global History: Remapping Categories and Concepts happening this fall Queen's History. Check out our website for more info: queensu.ca/ghi/events/upc…

Join us in Philly next May for a conference on early early America. Proposals due August 30th. More info here: mceas.org/events/2025/05…

Thanks to both the CHA/SHC (cndhistassoc.bsky.social) and the CanadianLegalHistory for their recent recognition of my 2023 article, "Conveyance to Kin," in OIEAHC's WMQ. It's an honour for me, and a help for anyone who wanted a short summary of a long article!

“Treaties are sui generis agreements intended to advance reconciliation.” Remarkable statement from today’s Restoule decision.

Tremendously proud of Alex Martinborough for the exemplary defence of his dissertation this afternoon Queen's History "Constituting a Settler Empire: Written Constitutions and Reordering the British Empire, 1860-1930" Watch for the book!

Happy to have finished my dissertation, ‘Measuring Ground: Surveyors and the Properties of States in the Great Lakes Region, 1783-1840.’ Jeff, and a host of wonderful people were behind me every step of the way. Thanks to all for the support these last six years.

Come join us!