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Curriculum Vitae:
Dr. David B. Marshall
Department of History
University of Calgary
2500 University Dr. N.W.
Calgary, Alberta
Tel: (403) 220-3837
Fax (403) 289-8566
e-mail:[email protected]
Education:
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University of Toronto, Ph.D. History 1987
Queen’s University, M.A. History 1978
Victoria College, University of Toronto, B.A. (Honours, History)
Professional Experience:
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1993- , Associate Professor, Department of History, Univ. of Calgary
1987-93, Assistant Professor, Department of History, Univ. of Calgary
1985-87, Visiting Assist. Professor, Department of History, Univ of Calgary
1984-85, Sessional Instructor, Department of History, Brock University
Professional Memberships:
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Canadian Historical Association
Canadian Catholic Historical Association
Mormon Historical Association
Awards Received:
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Faculty of Social Sciences, Research Fellow, 1999
Faculty of Social Sciences, Distinguished Research Award, 1997
Faculty of Social Sciences, Distinguished Teacher Award, 1996
University of Calgary, Students’ Union Teaching Excellence Award, 1991-2
University of Calgary, Students’ Union Superior Teaching Award, 1985-86
Current Research & Publications Under Contract
Marshall, David, Charles W. Gordon, pseud. “Ralph Connor”: A Life in Religion and
Popular Culture in Canada, 1860-1937, University of Toronto Press
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PUBLICATIONS
Books:
Secularizing the Faith: Canadian Protestant Clergy and the Crisis of Belief, 1850-1940
(University of Toronto Press, 1992)
McGowan & Marshall, eds., Prophets Priests & Prodigals: Readings in Canadian
Religious History, 1608-Present (McGraw-Hill Ryerson 1992)
Book Chapters:
““Khaki Has become a Sacred Colour”: The Methodist Church and the Sanctification of
the First World War” in Heath, Gordon, ed., Canadian Churches and the First World
War, (Hamilton: McMaster Divinity College Press, forthcoming 2013), pp. 102-31.
“Religion in Canada, 1867-1945” in Stein, Stephen ed., Cambridge History of Religions
in North America in Vol. 2 of 3 volumes, (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,
2012), pp. 677-701
““A canoe and a tent and God’s great out-of-doors”: Muscular Christianity and the Flight
from Domesticity, 1880s – 1920s”, in Ellis, Heather & Jessica Myers, eds., Masculinity
and Other: Historical Perspectives, Cambridge Scholars Press, 2009, pp. 23-42
““Thank God … that I am proud of my Boy”: The Gordon Family, Fatherhood, and
Religion” in E. Heaman et al, eds., Figuring the Social: Essays in Honour of Michael
Bliss, (University of Toronto Press, 2008), pp. 177-210.
“Ernest Manning, “Back to the Bible Hour”, and Fundamentalism in Canada”, chapter in
Marguerite van Die, ed., Religion and Public Life in Canada: Historical and Comparative
Perspectives (University of Toronto Press, 2001), pp.237-54.
“” Death Abolished”: From Conversion to Consolation in Protestant Evangelical Culture
in Nineteenth Century Canada”, in N. Knowles, ed., Transitions: Canadian Social
History, 1800-1900 (Holt Rinehart & Winston, 1997), pp. 370-87
Articles:
“The Latter day Saints, the Doughnut, and Post-Christian Canada” Journal of Mormon
History, Vol. 39, No. 1, May 2013, pp. 35-77
-3“Exceptional Canadians: Biography in the Public Square”, Taras, David, & Christopher
Wadell, eds., How Canadians Communicate, Vol. Iv Media and Politics Spring 2012, pp.
233-257
“The Return of Denominational History”, Acadiensis: A Journal of Atlantic History,
XXXIX, No. 2, Summer/Autumn 2010, 121-30
“Ralph Connor’s Moral Crusade and the Perils of Partisanship” The Canadian Society of
Presbyterian History, Papers 2008, pp. 1-18
“Profile: The Rev. C.W. Gordon: Clergyman, Chaplain and Author”, Touchstone, Vol.
20, No. 1, January 2002
“Out of the Cloister But Still on the Margins?: Recent Publications in Canadian Religious
History”, Journal of Canadian Studies, Fall 2000
“Temples of an Incrusted Faith: An Inquiry into Secularization from Within the
Churches”, Papers, Canadian Society of Church History, Historical Papers,1994
“Canadian Historians, Secularization and the Problem of the Nineteenth Century”,
Canadian Catholic Historical Association, Historical Studies, 1993
“Methodism Embattled: A Reconsideration of the Methodist Church and World War I”,
Canadian Historical Review, Vol. LXXV, No.1, March 1985
Reprints of Publications in Undergraduate Textbooks
Module 17, “Secularization in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century English
Canada”, in P.E. Bryden et al., eds., Visions (Cengage Learning Nelson Publishing)
Encyclopaedia & Dictionary Entries:
“Charles. W. Gordon”, Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Vol. XVI (IN PRESS)
“S.D. Chown”, Religion Past and Present, Vol. 2 Encyclopedia of Theology and
Religion, Eds., Hans Dietr Betz, Don Browning, Bernd Janowski, & E. Jungel, Leiden:
Brill, 2007
“C. W. Gordon, pseud. “Ralph Connor” Oxford Companion to Canadian History. Ed.,
Gerry Hallowell. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 2004
“George Munro Grant”, Oxford Companion to Canadian History. Ed., Gerry Hallowell.
Toronto: Oxford University Press, 2004
-4“Muscular Christianity”, Oxford Companion to Canadian History. Ed., Gerry Hallowell.
Toronto: Oxford University Press, 2004
“Secularism”, Oxford Companion to Canadian History. Toronto: Ed., Gerry Hallowell.
Oxford University Press 2004
“Death and Dying”, Oxford Companion to Canadian History. Ed. Gerry Hallowell.
Toronto: Oxford University Press, 2004
“Gordon, Charles William 1860-1937” Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Ed.
H.C.G. Matthew & Brian Harrison. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004, article 33460
“Georgina Binnie-Clark”, Encyclopaedia of the Great Plains. Ed., David Wishart, ed.,
Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2004
“Dale, William” Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Vol. XV, University of
Toronto/Laval University Press, 2004
“The Rev. E.H. Dewart”, Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Vol.XIII, University of
Toronto/Laval University Press, 1994
“The Rev. A. Sutherland”, Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Vol.XIII, University of
Toronto/Laval University Press, 1994
“The Rev. Thomas Webster”, Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Vol.XIII, University of
Toronto/Laval University Press, 1994
“The Rev. William Cochrane”, Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Vol.XII, University of
Toronto/Laval University Press, 1990
Multi-Media:
“Religion in Canada, 1867-2000” in Bob Hesketh & Chris Hackett, Canada;
Confederation to Present: An Interactive History, CD-ROM, Chinook Multimedia,
Canadian Heritage, Telefilm Canada, University of Alberta, 2001
Book Reviews:
Review: The Blue Banner: The Presbyterian Church of Saint David and Presbyterian
Witness in Halifax, by Barry Cahill, et. al., Church History: Studies in Christianity and
Culture Vol. 79, No.2, June 2010
-5Review: A War With Silver Lining: Canadian Protestant Churches and the South
African War, 1899-1902, by Gordon Heath, International History Review
Vol. 32, No.2, 2010
Review: The View from Murney Tower: Salem Bland, the Late Victorian Controversies,
and the Search for a New Christianity, by Richard Allen, Canadian Historical Review
Vol.90, No.4, Dec. 2009
Review: A Highly Favoured Nation: The Bible and Canadian Meaning, 1860-1900 by
Preston Jones, Canadian Historical Review, Vol. 90, No.2, June 2009
Review: For Canada’s Sake: Public Religion, Centennial Celebrations and the Re-making
of Canada in the 1960s, by Gary Miedema, University of Toronto Quarterly, Vol. 77,
No.1, Winter 2008
Review: Canada’s Religions: A Historical Introduction, by Robert Choquette, Canadian
Historical Review, Vol. 88, No.2, June 2007
Review: Modern Women Modernizing Men: The Changing Missions of Three
Professional Women in Asia and Africa, 1902-69 by Ruth Compton Brouwer, Canadian
Historical Review, Vol.87, No.4, Dec. 2006
Review: Anatomy of a Séance: A History of Spirit Communication in Central Canada by
Stan McMullin, University of Toronto Quarterly, Vol. 75, No.1, Winter 2006
Review: Early Presbyterianism in Canada: Essays by John S. Moir, ed. Paul Laverdure,
Canadian Historical Review, Vol.85, No.3, Sept. 2004
Review: Modernity and the Dilemma of North American Anglican Identities, 1880-1950,
by William Katerberg, American Historical Review, Vol.108, No.3, June 2003
Review: The Founding Moment: Church, Society, and the Construction of Trinity
College, by William Westfall, Canadian Journal of Church History 2003
Review: The Diary of a Country Clergyman, 1848-1851 by James Reid, edited by M.E.
Reisner, Histoire Sociale/Social History, Vol.34, No.63, Nov. 2001
Review: The Sacred Remains: American Attitudes Toward Death, 1799-1883 by Gary
Laderman, Canadian Review of American Studies, Vol.28, No.3, 1998
Review: Aspects of the Canadian Evangelical Experience, by George Rawlyk, ed. & The
Contribution of Presbyterianism to the Maritime Provinces of Canada, by George Rawlyk
and Charles Scobie, eds., Canadian Historical Review, Vol.79, No.2, June 1998
Review: A Concise History of Christianity in Canada, by Terence Murphy and Roberto
Perrin, eds., Journal of Ecclesiastical History, Vol.49,No.2, April 1998
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Review: Blackwell Dictionary of Evangelical Biography, Vols. I & II, ed. D.M. Lewis,
Canadian Historical Review, Vol.78, No.4, Dec.1997
Review: Search Out the Land: The Jews and the Growth of Equality in British Colonial
America, 1740-1867, by Judith & Sheldon Godfrey, American Historical Review,
Vol.102, No.5, Dec.1997
Review: The Lord’s Dominion: The History of Canadian Methodism, by Neil Semple,
Canadian Historical Review, Vol.78, No.2, June 1997
Review: The Atlantic Region to Confederation by Buckner & Reid, eds., English
Historical Review, Vol.111, No.444, Nov. 1996
Review: Piety and Nationalism: Lay Voluntary Associations and the Creation of an Irish
Catholic Community in Toronto, by Brian Clark, Canadian Historical Review, Vol.77,
No.1, March 1996
Review: Amazing Grace: Evangelicalism in Australia, Britain, Canada, and the United
States, by George Rawlyk & Mark Noll, eds., Canadian Review of American Studies,
Vol.25, No.3, Fall 1995
Review: Aberhart: Outpourings and Replies, by David Elliott, ed., Western Historical
Quarterly, Vol.XXV, No.2, Summer 1994
Review: Serving the Present Age: Revivalism and the Methodist Tradition Canada by
Phyllis Airhart, Canadian Historical Review, Vol.74, No.4, Dec. 1993
Review: The Anglican Church and the World of Western Canada, 1820-1970, by Barry
Ferguson, ed., Historical Studies in Education, Vol.5, No.2, Autumn 1993
Review: The Evangelical Century: College and Creed in English Canada from the Great
Revival to the Great Depression, by Michael Gauvreau, Catholic Historical Review,
Vol.LXXIX, No.2, July 1993
Review: Promoters, Patriots and Partisans: Historiography in Nineteenth Century English
Canada, by M. Brook Taylor, English Historical Review, Vol.CVIII, No.428, July 1993
Review: A World Mission: Canadian Protestantism and the Quest for a New International
Order, by Robert Wright, History of Education Quarterly, Vol.33, No.1, Spring 1993
Review: Schooling and Scholars: in Nineteenth Century Ontario by Susan Houston &
Alison Prentice, English Historical Review, Vol.CVII, No.424, July 1992
Review: Two Worlds: The Protestant Culture of Nineteenth Century Ontario, by William
Westfall, Archivaria, No.30, Summer 1990
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Review: Canada Learns to Play: The Emergence of Organized Sport, 1800-1914, by
Charles Metcalfe, Alberta History Vol.36, No.4, Autumn 1988
Review: The Resistance to Church Union in Canada, 1904-1939, by N.K. Clifford,
Ontario History, Vol.LXXVIII, No.3, Sept.1986
Keynote Addresses:
Tanner Lecturer: “The Latter Day Saints, The Doughnut, and Post-Christian Canada”,
Mormon Historical Association, University of Calgary, June 2012
“C.W. Gordon in Scotland/”Ralph Connor” in the West” Keynote Address, Scots in
British Columbia and the West Conference, Simon Fraser University, Sept. 2002
Round Table Discussions
Participant, “Religion and Public Life in Canada: the Alberta Perspective”, Round Table
Discussion, Canadian Historical Association, Quebec City, June 2001
Participant, Round Table Discussion of Secularizing the Faith by David Marshall,
Canadian Society for Church History & Canadian Society for Studies in Religion,
Learned Societies Conference, University of Calgary, Calgary June 1994
Conference Papers:
“Biography in Canada”, How Canadians Communicate, Banff Centre for the Arts, Oct. 2009
“The Perils of Partisanship: Charles Gordon at the 1908 General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in Canada”, Canadian Society for Presbyterian History, Knox College, University of
Toronto, Sept. 27, 2008
“”a canoe and a tent and God’s great out-of-doors”: Muscular Christianity and the Flight from
Domesticity?”, Masculinities and Other Conference, Balliol College, Oxford University, Aug.
2007
“Father and Son: Charles and King Gordon, 1901-1937 and Beyond”, Canadian Historical
Association, University of Manitoba, June 2004.
“Charles Gordon and the Myth of the Scots in Canada” British World History Conference II,
University of Calgary July 2003
“Religion and Public Life in Alberta: the Persistence of the Preacher Pastor Tradition”, Iwaasa
Lecture in Urban Theology, Calgary, Sept. 2002
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and Public Life, Historical and Comparative Themes, Queen’s University, Kingston, 1315 May 1999
“Secularization from Within”, Symposium on Marshall, Secularizing the Faith, Canadian
Society of Church History, Annual Meeting Held at University of Calgary, 1992
“The Secularization Debate” Session of Canadian Catholic Historical Society, Learned
Societies Conference, Carleton University, Ottawa, June 1993
“Death Abolished: Changing Attitudes toward Death in Victorian Canada”, Session of
Canadian Historical Association, Learned Societies Conference, University of Victoria,
Victoria B.C. June 1990
“Ralph Connor and the Rise of the Popular Novel”, Symposium on the Presbyterian
Contribution to Canadian Life, McGill University, Montreal 1988
Invited Lectures:
“Mourning in Black” The Shannon Lectures, Department of History, Carleton University,
Nov. 2001
“Entering a Victorian Home: The Calling Card, Hall and Parlour”, Heritage Park, City of
Calgary, May 2001
“Ralph Connor, The Sky Pilot and North American Popular Culture”, Department of
History, Carleton University, Sept. 1996 & Department of History, University of Alberta,
March 1996
Manuscripts Assessed (Selected, only those published)
-2 book manuscripts University of Toronto Press
-3 book manuscripts McGill-Queen’s University Press
-2 book manuscripts University of British Columbia Press
-1 article Canadian Historical Review
-3 articles, Journal of the Canadian Historical Association
-1 article Social History/Histoire Sociale
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Public Media (selected)
-Interview CBC, Historical Minutes (5 minutes), Oct. 2012
-Interview, Religion and Politics in Canada and the United States A Comparison,
Monday (30 minutes) March 14, 2008, Top Story, Calgary Cable Channel 51,
Producer/Host Sheila Rowe
-Interview, Church State Relations in Canadian History, Monday (30 minutes) March 7
2008, Top Story, Calgary Cable Channel 51, Producer/Host Sheila Rowe
-CBC “The Current”, Religion at the Movies, The Da Vinci Code controversy, (10
minutes) May 22, 2006
-Participant in “Social Gospel and the Common Good” A Documentary Film by Tom
Shandel, Gateway Films, Broadcast on Vision TV, December 2004.
-CBC Backgrounder, Religion and Canadian Politics, 2004 election campaign
-cited in “Why is Religion in Canada and the United States So Different” New York
Times, May 26, 2003
-cited in Graham Chandler, “Loosening Our Bible Belt: Are We Losing Our Faith –or
Just an Interest in Going to Church?” Alberta Views, Nov-Dec. 2001
Research Grants:
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Head’s Research Stipend, University of Calgary, 2001-2006, (25,000.00 @
$5,000.00/year.
 1996-99, SSHRC Research Grant, “A Biography of Rev. C.W. Gordon, pseud “Ralph
Connor”, ($21,000.00)
 1995 -2000, Alberta 2005 Research Grant, “History of Religion in Alberta”
($22,000.00)
 1994-95, University of Calgary, Research Grant, “Biography of the Rev. C.W.
Gordon” ($2,000.00)
TEACHING
Graduate Supervision
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Dr. Norman Knowles, 1994-1996 (currently, Professor, Dep’t of History, St. Mary’s University
College)
Ph.D.
Thrift, Gayle, “Canadian Protestant Churches and the Cold War Era, 1945-65” (co
supervisor with Dr. David Bercuson), completed April 2005
Bye, Cristine, “Grassroots Connections: A Cross-Border Study of Northern Great Plains
Families During the Great Depression”, abandoned for financial reasons, Oct. 2009
Gallant, David, “The Myth of Wartime Enthusiasm: Canada, July 1914-Dec. 1914”, in
progress, candidacy examination successfully completed, June 2011, Degree expected
June 2014
Barnard, Stuart, “The Bible in Canadian Society”, in progress, SSHRC holder, candidacy
examinations successfully completed, April 2012, Degree expected June 2015
Glover, Fred, “Canadian Protestant Missionaries in Korea, 1884-1954”, in progress, 2016
M.A.
Holman, Janene, “Celebrating Christmas in Prairie One Room Schoolhouses”, April 2014
Wedel, Melanie, Popular Sheet Music During the First World War in Canada”, Sept.
2012 - June 2014
Wilson, Fay, “The Ontario Wine Industry in the Niagara Region and Changing Values in
Canadian Society, 1945-1980”, Sept. 2012 – June 2014
Main, Kimberly, “Catholic Liturgical Volumes in New France”, Sept. 2012 –June 2014
Evans, Cayley, The Rituals and Religion of the Masonic Order of Calgary”, Sept. 2011 –
Sept. 2013, defended Sept. 2013
Wouts, Adrian, Progressivism Educational reform and the Social Sciences Curriculum in
Alberta, 1919-1939”, defended Jan. 2013
Durance, Jonathan, “Will No One Heed Their Cry?”: Canadian Christian Responses to
the Nazi Persecution of the Jews, 1938-39”, Defended Sept. 2011
Barnard, Stuart, “The Kootenay Revival Campaign and the Coal-Miners Strike of 1909”,
Defended Sept. 2010 (Currently Ph.D. candidate, History, University of Calgary
- 11 Green, Leanne, “Sweetheart Culture: English Canada and World War II Romance, Love
and Wedding”, Defended April 2006
Shantz, Mary-Ann, “Confessionalism and Evangelicalism: the Anglican and Alliance
Churches in Calgary after World War II, Defended Aug. 2005 (Currently Ph.D. candidate
Carleton University, sessional lecturer, Grant MacEwan College, Edmonton)
Axelson, Nicole, “Surviving the Holocaust: The Jewish Refugee Community in Calgary
in the Postwar Period”, Defended July 2002
Bye, Cristine, “Times are Hard: A Saskatchewan Farm Woman’s Experience of the Great
Depression”, Defended Sept. 2001 WINNER GOVERNOR GENERAL’S GOLD
MEDAL
Enns, James, “A Community of the Called”: The Prairie Bible Institute of Three Hills
Alberta”, Defended Dec. 2000. (Currently Ph.D. candidate Cambridge University)
Thrift, Gayle, “Proscribed Piety: Women’s Missionary Societies in Alberta”, Defended
1998 (Currently sessional lecturer, Mount Royal College, St. Mary’s College, University
of Calgary)
Ward, Elizabeth, “The Power of the Pen: Women Journalists in Alberta”, Defended 1994
Opp, James, “Culture of the Soul”: Fundamentalism and Evangelism in Canada. 19211940”, Defended 1994 (Currently Associate Professor, Carleton University)
Crouse, Eric, “An American Evangelist in Canada: Dwight L. Moody and the Canadian
Protestant Community, 1884-1898”, Defended 1993 (Currently Associate Professor,
Tyndale College, Toronto)
Meijer-Drees, Laurie, “Making Banff a Wild West: Norman Luxton, Indians and Banff
Tourism. 1902-45”, Defended 1991 (Cuurently, Associate Professor, Vancouver Island
University, British Columbia)
Thompson, Samantha, “”Brandon College and the Fundamentalist Modernist
Controversy, 1919-1926”, Defended 1990
Honours Student Supervision
Kvill, Kesia, “Death and Cemeteries in Prairie Canada”, Sept. 2013 Prentice, Jennifer, “Circle Square Ranch: Natural Theology and Muscular Christianity’s
Presence in a Bible camp, 1960-2008”, April 2009
- 12 Thesis Examination Committee (Ph.D.)
Hinshaw, Judith, Dep’t of History, University of Calgary, 2011
Petrov, Sergei, Dep’t of Religious Studies, University of Calgary, 2010
Halladay, Laurel, Dep’t. of History, University of Calgary, Oct. 2006
Bergen, Bob, Centre for Military & Strategic Studies, University of Calgary
Fennema, Neil, Dep’t. of History, University of Victoria, 2003
Gobbett, Brian, Dep’t of History & Classics, Univ. of Alberta, 2002
Healey, Robynne, Department of History & Classics, University of Alberta, 2001
Nigol, Paul, Department of History, University of Calgary, 2000
Churchill, Eliza, Faculty of Education, Univ of Calgary, 2000
Anne White, Department of Religious Studies, University of Calgary, 1999
Ph.D. Candidacy Examination Committee
Pratt, Will, Dep’t. of History, University of Calgary, Aug. 2012
McEwen, Andrew, Dep’t. of History, University of Calgary, June 2012
Leppard, Cristine, Dep’t. of History, University of Calgary, 2009
Thesis Examination Committee (M.A. MSS)
Adams, Courtney, History, 2012
McDonald, Meredith Political Science, 2012
Swanberg, Michael, History, 2011
Flavelle, Ryan, Military & Strategic Studies, 2011
Sztain, Kirsten, Military & Strategic Studies, 2011
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Burr, Matthew, Military & Strategic Studies, 2010
Hogaboam, Kyle, History, 2010
Clark, Christie, History, 2009
Courses Currently Taught
Graduate Level
607: Selected Topics in Western Canada
Undergraduate Seminars
521: Canadian Biography
Undergraduate Lecture Courses (Current Courses)
435.Prophets Priests & Prodigals: History of Religion in Canada
341.History of Popular Culture in Canada, 1850-2000
337. Twentieth Century Canada
211.Canada: Origins to 1867
213.Canada Confederation to Present
200 Great Events That Shook the World (series of lectures on publication of Charles
Darwin, The Origin of Species)
SERVICE
External Service
External Assessor of History Program, Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, British
Columbia, May-June 2011
University of Calgary Administration
Department Heads’ Forum, 2001- 2006
- 14 Member, General Faculties Council, 1994-97; 2002 - 2005
Faculty of Graduate Studies
Unit Review Committee, University of Calgary Representative, Dep’t. of Religious
Studies, Fall 2005
Member, Academic Policy Committee, 2000-2001
Member, Policy and Planning Committee, 1997-98
Member, Graduate Council, 1995-98
Faculty of Arts
Member, Executive Committee, July 2011-June 2013
Member, Nominations Sub-Committee of the Executive Committee, Aug. 2011Faculty of Social Sciences
Dean’s Advisory Council, 2001- 2006
Member, Executive Council, 2001 – 2006
Chair, Sub-committee on Faculty of Social Sciences Research Fellowships, 2000
Member, Core Competencies Committee, 1997-98
Member, Executive Council, 1998-2000
Chair, Student Academic Appeals Committee, 1989-90
Departmental Administration
Head, Department of History, July 1, 2001- June 30, 2006
Chair, Graduate Studies Committee, 1995-98
Chair, Undergraduate Studies Committee, 1991-95
Library Co-ordinator, 1988-91
Government of Alberta
- 15 Government of Alberta, Department of Higher Education, Committee to Evaluate St.
Mary’s College Proposal for a Three year B.A. Degree. Fall 2002
Independent Academic Assessment of the Alliance/Nazarene University College (now
Ambrose University College) Program Proposal B.A. History Major (4 Year), Fall 2005
City of Calgary
Member, Board of Directors, Fort Calgary, 1995-1998