History Collaboratorium Open House
Celebrate another year of community-engaged history and learn about student summer employment opportunities
Please join us as we celebrate another year of community-engaged history. Our researchers will be presenting their findings and we will be showcasing our community partnerships. There will also be opportunities to learn about potential summer employment. Refreshments will be served.
History Collaboratorium Open House
October 7, 2016
3:00–5:00 p.m.
110b Arts Building, University of Saskatchewan
The Community-Engaged History Collaboratorium builds partnerships with First Nations, non-profit organizations, and community organizations to co-create knowledge, and it does this by providing students with unique research experiences as paid interns on projects the communities themselves have identified as priorities. Learn more
For more information about the open house or about the Collaboratorium, please contact Keith Carlson.
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Mar 5, 2026
Dr. Wendy Roy (PhD) explores how Canadian authors are grappling with environmental change
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