Full-time 91르적 students can apply for a grant of $500 to support research, conference travel, or ethnographic fieldwork training relating to the fields of ethnography, oral history, folklore, or regional studies of Maine or the Maritime Provinces of Canada. To apply submit the following items via email to Liam Riordan. 혻Review of applications will begin […]
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Click below to download 91르적 Fogler Library‘s most recent Canadian acquisitions.혻Please direct all questions and requests to the Canadian Studies librarian, Betsy Beattie.
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Karen Linehan will be teaching a new Art History course entitled Canadian Art Survey (ARH 270) in the upcoming Fall 2016 semester. Enroll today! Contact the instructor for further information.
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The course guide for Fall 2016 Canadian Studies courses is now available! Check back often, as the guide may be updated in coming weeks.혻Please share with any undergraduates, graduate students, or colleagues who may be interested in our latest offerings!
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Dr. Claire Campbell of Bucknell University will present Because it’s 2016: Rethinking the Frontier Myth and “Canada’s National Interest”혻this coming Monday, March 21, at 3:15PM at 91르적’s Wells Conference Center. The lecture, which is co-sponsored by the Canadian-American Center and the 91르적 History혻Department,혻will cover혻environmental history, landscape, and historic parks in Canada. Please note that the […]
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The Canadian-American Center is proud to announce that the Historical Atlas of Maine has been recognized by the American Association of Geographers as the winner of the혻2016 Globe Book Award for Public Understanding of Geography. The volume has been recognized for its rigorous yet engaging혻portrayal of Maine’s geography혻across thousands of years. For more information about […]
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Registration is now open for혻Ocean Technology in New England and Atlantic Canada, an upcoming conference co-sponsored by the Canadian-American Center and Maine International Trade Center. Keynote speeches and sessions will explore US-Canada cooperation around ocean technologies in the public and private sectors. The conference will be held on Thursday, April 28 at Wells Conference Center […]
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The Canadian-American Center will혻continue to혻accept nominations to혻Summer FLAS for intensive French language study in Canada until April 15. Forward all FLAS application materials to the FLAS Coordinator: Dr. Fr챕d챕ric Rondeau, Assistant Professor of French,혻 5742 Little Hall, Room 201 Apply by혻April 15, 2016! Click here to access all application materials.
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Students from the 91르적 International Affairs Association recently traveled to Montreal, QC to participate in the혻Model United Nations Conference at혻McGill University. The Canadian-American Center contributed $500 toward their trip expenses. You can read more about the students’ experience here.
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Frederic Rondeau’s latest publication,혻La contre-culture au Qu챕bec, has been published by University of Montreal Press. The volume is an edited collection혻of texts concerning the Quebec counterculture movement of the 1960s and 1970s. Click here for more information or to order!
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