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University of Windsor M.A. History graduates are currently enrolled in PhD programs at University of Western Ontario, York University, University of Guelph, University of Waterloo, Carleton University, Wayne State University, and University of Saskatchewan?
Other University of Windsor M.A. History graduates are currently enrolled in Faculties of Law and Education, and are working in areas such as the public service, museums/public history, teaching, as well as the private sector?
In each of the past four years, at least one University of Windsor M.A. History student has won a provincial or national scholarship (Ontario Graduate Scholarship, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Graduate Scholarship, Sir John A. Macdonald Graduate Fellowship in Canadian History)?
In the past year, two of our former History M.A. graduates have had revised versions of their Major Papers accepted by scholarly Canadian journals (Ontario History and Canadian Historical Review)?
Three of our students have had parts of their Major Papers published in the e-journal, Cultures of Health (which is connected to our Canada Research Chair in the History of International Health – http://hih.uwindsor.ca/wordpress/)?
In the past two years, two of our History M.A. students have received the Findlay/Humanities Research Group Fellowship in Interdisciplinary Inquiry?
One of our students co-presented a paper in the Medical Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (MASSH) Lecture Series at the University of Windsor?
M.A. History students in our program have presented papers at conferences at University of Western Ontario, Queen’s University, Carleton University, Yale University, and the University of Windsor’s Feminist Research Group Conference?
