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Dacian Dawes decided to pursue a certificate in Black Canadian Studies at University College to uncover the untold histories of Canada and learn how to effectively advocate and work alongside marginalized communities. Along the experience of working within the Ontario government, the course, “Black Canadian History” gave her a new understanding and methods of how she can stand up for others.
University College at the University of Toronto invites applications for the University College Fellow in Early American History, a one-year part-time (0.50) position (with the possibility of a one-year renewal) at the rank of Assistant Professor, generously funded by a bequest from Madeleine Cummins Meyer. The appointment will begin on July 1, 2025, by which time the successful candidate must hold a Ph.D.
Award-winning artist, writer and educator Richard Fung is UC’s 2024 Barker Fairley Distinguished Visitor. Born in Port of Spain, Trinidad, Fung lives and works in Toronto.
This school year, Professor Robert Diaz joins University College as Director of the Canadian Studies Program.
University College is thrilled to announce that Dr. Jonathan Bayer has joined our faculty as the new UC Fellow in Early American History.
