Arranging a lecture / workshop:
I am available to speak on issues relating to Canadian political history, Canadian foreign and security policy, Canadian-American relations, and the United Nations.
Select titles from my previous lectures include:
· Canada’s Back! A History of Making - and Not Making - a Difference in Foreign Policy
· Canadian Foreign Policy in the 21st Century
· The United Nations: Blessing or burden?
· Do We Really Need a Canadian Defence Policy?
· Canadian Multiculturalism in the 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities
· Canada in the World: Ten Events that Shaped Our National Character
· Foreign Aid in the 21st Century: Why do We Bother?
· Canadian Trade Policy in the Modern World
· The Politics of Canadian Support for Israel
· Understanding Canada-US Relations
I have also taught short (6-10 session) non-credit courses in the history of Canadian foreign policy.
To arrange a lecture, or to discuss other potential speaking topics, please contact me.
I am available to facilitate teaching and learning workshops relating to public lectures, assessment and evaluation (including rubric design and implementation), course design, developing a teaching dossier, and preparing for the academic market place.
Select titles from my previous workshops include:
· The Public Lecture: Making your research accessible to a popular audience
· Designing and Developing your (first) Academic Course
· Beyond Graduate School: How to prepare for the academic market
· Building Rubrics; A Hands-on workshop
· Evaluating Written Work Efficiently and Effectively
· Creating a Teaching Dossier
· Grading Class Participation in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
To organize a workshop, or to discuss other potential workshop topics, please contact me.
I am available to speak on issues relating to Canadian political history, Canadian foreign and security policy, Canadian-American relations, and the United Nations.
Select titles from my previous lectures include:
· Canada’s Back! A History of Making - and Not Making - a Difference in Foreign Policy
· Canadian Foreign Policy in the 21st Century
· The United Nations: Blessing or burden?
· Do We Really Need a Canadian Defence Policy?
· Canadian Multiculturalism in the 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities
· Canada in the World: Ten Events that Shaped Our National Character
· Foreign Aid in the 21st Century: Why do We Bother?
· Canadian Trade Policy in the Modern World
· The Politics of Canadian Support for Israel
· Understanding Canada-US Relations
I have also taught short (6-10 session) non-credit courses in the history of Canadian foreign policy.
To arrange a lecture, or to discuss other potential speaking topics, please contact me.
I am available to facilitate teaching and learning workshops relating to public lectures, assessment and evaluation (including rubric design and implementation), course design, developing a teaching dossier, and preparing for the academic market place.
Select titles from my previous workshops include:
· The Public Lecture: Making your research accessible to a popular audience
· Designing and Developing your (first) Academic Course
· Beyond Graduate School: How to prepare for the academic market
· Building Rubrics; A Hands-on workshop
· Evaluating Written Work Efficiently and Effectively
· Creating a Teaching Dossier
· Grading Class Participation in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
To organize a workshop, or to discuss other potential workshop topics, please contact me.