MA Students

Public History

Name

Summer Internship

Email

Sadie-Lyn Bieman Banting House, National Historic Site of Canada, London, ON sbieman@uwo.ca 
Kamila Costello Nobleman Scholar, Canada's History, Winnipeg, MB kcoste3@uwo.ca 
Mackenzie Goodyear Museum of Ontario Archaeology, London, Ontario mgoodyea@uwo.ca 
Neisa Long

Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI), Western University/ Huron Community History Centre, Huron University College, London, ON

nlong9@uwo.ca 
Christopher McKay

Parks Canada National Historic Sites, Southwestern Ontario Field Unit, Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON

cbmckay@uwo.ca 
Eric Norris

Engineering Institute of Canada (EIC) Mitacs Oral History Intern, London, ON

enorri@uwo.ca 
Taylor Northwood Heritage Intern, City of London Culture Services, London, ON  tnorthwo@uwo.ca 
Georgian Parkes

National Capital Commission (NCC), Ottawa, ON

gparkes4@uwo.ca 


History (Year One)

Name

Research Interests

Email

Seth Bradfield Second World War POW History sbradfi@uwo.ca 
Connor Broekaert History of contemporary Chinese foreign relations, specifically U.S., Canada-Chinese relations. I think that could fit into a few research categories. Global History, Chinese History, Canadian History, U.S. History, and Diplomatic History cbroekae@uwo.ca 
Benjamin Buchanan Fascism, Extremism, Military History bbucha2@uwo.ca 
Samuel Diavolitsis East Asian History, Cold War History, American Foreign Policy sdiavoli@uwo.ca 
Natasha Hall European history, cultural history, literary history and feminist and queer histories of the body (specifically pertaining to women, gender and sexuality) nhall42@uwo.ca 
Olivia Holland Canadian women during the 20th century, Canadian culture and society during the 20th century and microhistories ohollan2@uwo.ca 
Rebecca Small Potter's fields across Ontario and the conditions of poverty that necessitated their use rsmall8@uwo.ca 
Valerie Tatic Industrialization, construction of capitalism in the 18th and 19th centuries, the British Empire, Hegemonic power mtatic@uwo.ca 
Yi Wan Chinese intellectual studies and contemporary China ywan6382@uwo.ca 
Jiayi Wei

Feminist history, global history, global economic/trade history, and international relations.

jwei244@uwo.ca 


History (Thesis)
 

Name

Thesis/Research Interest

Email 

Max Bennett Disorient/ed/ing Bodies: Racialization, Disabilities and Archival Silence in the Detroit River Region

mbenn9@uwo.ca 

James Caldwell "Something in the water": Aquatic Pharmaceutical Pollution in the United States

jcaldw9@uwo.ca 

Dryden Choban Red Canucks and the Warsaw Pact: Reactions of Canadian Communists to the Hungarian Revolution and Prague Spring

dchoban@uwo.ca 

Thomas Dumoulin London Residents' Responses to Nazi Antisemitism tdumouli@uwo.ca
Alexander Fitch Examining Scouts Canada's role in Residential Schools and Indian Day Schools in Ontario afitch@uwo.ca 
Samra Khan Anti-Western Narratives in South Asia: Historical Origins and Geopolitical Implications in Shaping a New Global Order skha272@uwo.ca 
Huanyu Li Legal and Moral Studies of Using Civilian Passenger Ships for Military Purposes During Two World Wars hli943@uwo.ca 
Scott MacGregor Everywhere and Nowhere All At Once: Revisiting ‘The Scots [Identity] in Canada’ Through Cultural Associations, 1830-1900

scott.macgregor@schulich.uwo.ca

Apeksha Pawanikar Enslaved Black Women in the Southern Ontario Borderlands apawanik@uwo.ca