Tri-University Graduate Program in History

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Join Dr. P. Whitney Lackenbauer of Trent University St. Jerome's University Notre Dame Chapel, Tuesday, May 12 for his lecture: "Canada's Arctic is Under Threat"
Clarifying Security Threats Through, To, and In the Arctic.

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invites you to join them online for The Frank Watson Book Prize Lecture presented by Dr. Catriona Macdonald from the .

Patrons and Politics in the Making of Scottish History: Past, Present and Future

🗓 Thursday 23 April, 2026

🕰 1pm (EDT) / 6pm (UK)

💻 Zoom

In this lecture Catriona Macdonald will consider the historic role of elite clubs and colourful patrons in the history of Scottish historical scholarship, then sketch the role of the state and of politicians in the writing of Scottish history in the late nineteenth- and early twentieth century. She will conclude by offering a conjectural history of trends in more recent times which suggest that the future of the Scottish past is not as secure as we may think.

In 2025, Catriona Macdonald was awarded The Frank Watson Book Prize in Scottish History for her publication, The Caledoniad: The Making of Scottish History. Edinburgh: John Donald, an imprint of Birlinn Ltd., 2024.

All are welcome to attend! See https://buff.ly/9lhI7Bg to sign up for the link.