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Carolyn Fick, PhD

Associate Professor, History


Carolyn Fick, PhD

Professor Fick's areas of special research interest include colonial Caribbeal slavery, the Haitian and French revolutions,  political, social and intellectual currents in eighteenth-and nineteenth-century Atlantic history.  In addition to her book, The Making of Haiti: The Saint Domingue Revolution from Below, she has published numerous articles, book chapters, conference papers and  book reviews in these fields.  Professor Fick is also currently engaged in a  number of collaborative research projects: CURA/ARUC Oral History  Project on refugees from war, genocide and other human rights abuses in Montreal; (McGill/Université de Montreal) French Atlantic History project supported by the Mellon Foundation; (UQAM/Haïti)  Institut Interuniversitaire de Cooperation Internationale avec  Haïti-ICIH; (UQAM/Concordia) project on the social history of  slavery in nineteenth-century Saint-Barthélemy (French West Indies).

Education

B.A. Wayne State Univesity (Detroit), M.A. University of Michigan, Ph.D. Concordia University (Montreal)


Teaching activities

Courses

2013/14

HIST 277/4 Section A

History of Latin America: The Modern Period

HIST 334/2 Section A
History of Haiti: From Independence to Present

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