Dr. Lissa Paul is a researcher in children’s literature at Brock University, and director of the PhD Program in Interdisciplinary Humanities. Lissa has followed the story of 19th century writer and educator Eliza Fenwick from London to Barbados to Niagara-on-the-Lake. Lissa shares who Eliza was and how researching Eliza’s story lead her to stories of fugitive slaves and current efforts to decolonize the landscape by memorializing former enslaved people in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
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Andrew McEwan has successful defence of his doctoral dissertation
Congratulations to Andrew McEwan on the successful defence of his doctoral dissertation! Terrific work. HUMA program faculty and staff are all delighted.
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