Our faculty
Our faculty have established international reputations as researchers and creators.
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Full-time faculty
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Rachel Berger
- Associate Professor, History
- Associate Dean, Academic Programs and Development , School of Graduate Studies
Research areas: South Asian history, food history, Colonialism/Imperialism, health histories, history of the body, Queer studies in Canada -
Michael Ferguson
- Assistant Professor, History
Research areas: The Ottoman Empire and modern Turkey; African slavery; global African Diaspora; global history; food history; urban studies; migration studies; subaltern studies; social and cultural history. -
Steven High
- Professor, History
- Founding Member, Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling
Research areas: deindustrialization, oral history, just transition, populism, public history, forced migration, capitalism, genocide, urban change. -
Norman Ingramstatus: ProfessorResearch areas: Modern France, History of Pacifism and Human Rights, International Relations
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Nora E. Jaffary
- Professor, History
Research areas: Latin America, gender, religion, crime, contraception, deviancy, Mexico, fiction, race, medicine -
Erica Lehrer
- Professor, History
Research areas: Memory/Heritage/Museums, Jewish-Polish Heritage, Decolonial Museology in East Central Europe -
Ted McCormick
- Professor, History
- Fellow, School of Irish Studies
Research areas: Early modern British/Irish/Atlantic history, intellectual history, history of science, history of economic thought -
Shannon McSheffrey
- Distinguished Research Professor, History
Research areas: Medieval Europe, England 1300-1550, Gender, Law, Religion
Part-time & affiliate
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Patrick Donovan
- Research and Operations Manager, School of Community and Public Affairs
- Affiliate Professor, History
Cross-listed
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Jane G. V. McGaughey
- Diaspora Studies, School of Irish Studies
- Johnson Chair of Québec and Canadian Irish Studies
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Anna Sheftel
- Principal, School of Community and Public Affairs
- Professor, School of Community and Public Affairs
Research areas: Oral history; Holocaust; genocide; memory studies; memory activism; immigration; ethics; methodology; community-based research
Retired
- Frederick A. Bode, Professor Emeritus
- Frank Chalk, Professor Emeritus
- Carolyn Fick, Associate Professor Emeritus
- J. Cameron Nish, Professor Emeritus
- Ronald Rudin, Distinguished Professor Emeritus
- Rosemarie Schade, Professor Emeritus
- Stephen J. Scheinberg, Professor Emeritus
- Franziska E. Shlosser, Associate Professor Emeritus
- Martin Singer, Professor Emeritus
- Robert Tittler, Distinguished Professor Emeritus
- Mary Vipond, Distinguished Professor Emeritus
