Congratulating our recent Fall 2011 graduates:
This was our largest graduating class to date. The Humanities Award for the graduating student with the most outstanding academic achievement was presented to Nicole Brandsma.
Kirsten Alm - History
Nicole Brandsma - English
Ryan Christison - History
Emily Hollingshead - English
Alayna Johnson - General
Danielle Kooy - History
Joel Mason - General
Romalie Murphy - History
Grete Norquist - English
Reimo Paivinen - English
Kerby Redekop - Philosophy
Aaron Rowe - History
Priscilla Tang - English
Laura Van Dyke - English
Celebrating Student Awards & Accomplishments 2011-12
Two MAIH students have been awarded Social Science & Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) awards worth $17,500 each for the coming 2011-12 year. Congratulations to Jessica VanderHeide in History and Kirk Lougheed in Philosophy!
More MAIH Colloquium Success!
Katharine Bubel, MAIH graduate, winner of the SSHRC Joseph-Armand Bombardier CGS Doctoral Award, and PhD candidate (University of Victoria) presented a paper for the TWU MAIH community on Thursday, March 10th. The presentation was titled "Divine Presence and the Intrinsic Value of the More-than-human Community in the Poetry of Robinson Jeffers and Denise Levertov." We thank her for the enlightening discussion and for those who attended and participated in the discussion afterwards.
Congratulating our Fall 2010 Graduates:
Daryl Ritchot – English Stream
Leighton Sawatzky – Philosophy Stream
Denys Scully – History Stream
Daniel Worden – History Stream
Wishing you the best in your new endeavors!
Celebrating Student Awards & Accomplishments 2010-11!
Three MAIH students have been awarded Social Science & Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) awards worth $17,500 for the coming 2010-11 year. All three students have exhibited excellence in their academic studies - two in the History Stream and one in the English Stream. Congratulations to Romalie Murphy, Kirsten Alm and Emily Hollingshead!