The 2009 History Department Academic Advising Season will run from March 30th to April 24th.
We here at What's Up believe most strongly -- most strongly indeed! -- that courses are best chosen in consultation with a faculty member (or our super-senior-administrator, Linda Dietz) in the context of ACADEMIC ADVISING. People have been known to proceed through their university careers without having consulted an academic advisor, but it is no way to live and doing so is lowly recommended. Most lowly.
Stay tuned for further details about the History Advising Season. In the meantime, if you crave advice before March 30th, feel free to make an appointment to see our Undergrad Director Gordon DesBrisay (gordon.desbrisay@usask.ca) or drop by Arts 721 to see Linda Dietz.
What's Up? is the official news site of the University of Saskatchewan Department of History, with announcements of upcoming events and quirky notices of the research, teaching, learning, and social activities of our departmental community. What's Up? reports on the activities and celebrates the achievements of our faculty, staff, and students past, present, and future. To comment, contribute, or suggest an item, contact our point person, Dr. Gary Zellar at gary.zellar@usask.ca.
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- No foolingOn April 1, 2009RUN DON'T WALKTO SEE...<...
- The History Student Handbook for 2009-10 is now av...
- Since they asked so nicely, how could we refuse?"T...
- Simonne Horwitz's academic expertise in the histor...
- Department Head Valerie Korinek's pioneering resea...
- Whitney Lackenbauer is heading back this way to pr...
- Thinking about traveling to Europe this spring?Of ...
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- The annual History Grad Student Committee Book Pub...
- Congratulations to Simonne Horwitz, who has been a...
- One of the worst kept secrets on campus can finall...
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