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Part Time Faculty
William Acres
Assistant Professor, PhD, FRHistS
Research Interest/Specialization
Professor Acres' current work is 'Breaking Trust and the New England Company at the Grand River Mission, 1827-1934' and 'John Strype, New Histories and Old Religion, 1680-1737'
Mary Baxter
Lecturer
Research Interest/Specialization
Lecturer and PhD Candidate Mary Baxter is keenly interested in compiling transnational and comparative histories of the Great Lakes with a focus on the environment, natural resource exploitation and energy development. The topic of her PhD dissertation will come from this research. Her other main area of interest is exploring the history of information in the digital age with a particular focus on how we identify, value, view, and handle public information. This work is funded by a Canada Graduate Doctoral Scholarship.
Timothy Compeau
Assistant Professor
Research Interest/Specialization
Professor Compeau researches the British Empire in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, with a special interest in honour culture and loyalism. He also researches public history and social memory.
Oleksa Drachewych
Assistant Professor
Research Interest/Specialization
Professor Drachewych’s research interests focus on the history of Russian, Soviet and Modern European foreign policy, Russia’s War in Ukraine, genocide and atrocity, and international communism.
Michael S. Fulton
Assistant Professor
Research Interest/Specialization
Professor Fulton studies the history and archaeology of conflict during the Middle Ages, focusing primarily on the crusades and interactions in the Levant during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
Amber Lloydlangston
Assistant Professor
Telephone: 519-661-3645
Email: alloydla@uwo.ca
Research Interest/Specialization
Museology, material culture studies, Canadian history, women’s history.
Cary Takagaki
Assistant Professor
Telephone: 519-661-2111 ext. 80155
Email: ctakagak@uwo.ca
Research Interest/Specialization
Professor Takagaki's research interests include East Asian Studies and Japanese Studies.
Jeffery Vacante
Assistant Professor
Research Interest/Specialization
Professor Vacante is a Canadian historian who specializes in the intellectual, political, and gender history of Quebec. His work examines Quebec nationalism in the twentieth century. Master's and Co-Doctoral Level supervisory privileges