The Canadian-American Center would like to announce the following graduate students who have been awarded a graduate award for the 2014-2015 academic year: New England/Atlantic Provinces-Quebec Fellowships Michael T. Perry (History, Ph.D.) Rebecca White (History, Ph.D.) Canadian-American Center Fellowships Jesica Waller (Marine Biology, Ph.D) Rachel Snell (History Ph.D.) Dan Soucier (History, Ph.D) Foreign Language and […]
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The Osher Map Library at the University of Southern Maine is pleased to host a traveling exhibition titled: Charting an Empire: The Atlantic Neptune. This traveling exhibition originated at the Norman B. Leventhal Map Center at the Boston Public Library. The Canadian-American Center’s director Stephen J. Hornsby recently gave a presentation to start the exhibition. […]
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Fogler Library has released its newest selection of Canadian related books! To view the list of books, click here!
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Fogler Library has released its newest selection of Canadian related books! To view the list of books, click here!
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The Canadian-American Center would like to announce the following graduate students who have been awarded a graduate award for the 2013-2014 academic year: New England/Atlantic Provinces-Quebec Fellowships Ann Morrisette (History, Ph.D.) Michael Perry (History, Ph.D.) Canadian-American Center Fellowships Ian Jesse (History, Ph.D) Greg Rogers (History Ph.D.) Rachel Snell (History, Ph.D) Foreign Language and Area Studies […]
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Stephen J. Hornsby, director of the Canadian-American Center has been awarded The Pierre Savard Award by the International Council for Canadian Studies for his recent book Surveyors of Empire: Samuel Holland, J.F.W. Des Barres, and the Making of The Atlantic Neptune. The Pierre Savard Awards are designed to recognize and highlight outstanding scholarly monographs on […]
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Stephen J. Hornsby, director of the Canadian-American Center was featured in the Bangor Daily News to discuss the Historical Atlas of Maine publication and the Center’s involvement with the Maine Humanities Initiative. To read the full article, please click here.
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A new permanent exhibit at the Maine State Archives in Augusta has its roots in the Ph.D. research of a recent University of Maine alumnus and newly appointed assistant professor. Ethnohistorian Micah Pawling, Assistant Professor of History and Native American Studies, is the guest curator of “Choosing Survival: Wabanaki Documents at the Maine State Archives.” The […]
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