How to Be a Woman During the Trump Era: An ...
How did contemporary American literature respond to the crisis of the Trump years and beyond?
How did contemporary American literature respond to the crisis of the Trump years and beyond?
As a graduate assistant at the MLC Research Centre, Zoe provides support for Dr. Gammel’s experiential teaching.
With Dr. Gammel as her supervisor, Taylor explores the impact of the pandemic in fashion.
Joanna is working on Canadian women’s cultural legacy focussing on the intersection of world wars and women’s volunteer labour.
Canadian women made an estimated 400,000 quilts during WW2. They represent the forgotten story of Canadian women’s efforts during the war.
Irene Gammel & Ingrid Mida’s “How to Dress the Body Artfully: The ‘Art in Dress’ Column in the Art Amateur Magazine” is published.
At the MLCRC, Erica is engaged in researching social media content with a focus on modernism within the arts and humanities.
Christiane’s research focuses on issues of immigration and trauma in Canadian literature of the twentieth century.
Irene Gammel, Director, is pleased to present the Top 10 accomplishments of the MLC Research Centre of 2022.
The MLC Research Centre is proud to present a summary of its annual achievements. Read the MLC Annual Report: A Year of Resilience.
Aurelia's doctoral research focuses on a participatory model of digital media industries.
At the MLC Research Centre, Sam is involved in research administration in a team setting.
As an MLC Research Fellow, Adriana is excited about exploring diverse types of research in a collaborative and stimulating work environment.
Griffen is thrilled to be an MLC Research Fellow engaging MLC’s Telling COVID-19 Stories research project.
In the Service of Canada recognizes Operation Canada, the MLC's SSHRC-funded study on Canadian World War I diaries.
Professor Irene Gammel is the recipient of the C.P. Stacey Award for her book, I Can Only Paint.
At the MLCRC, Julia combines her love of research with her love of literature assisting with the Telling COVID-19 Stories project.
Alex is involved in conserving and maintaining MLC’s historical materials.
Leila Kazeminejad holds a BA in English with a minor in Philosophy from Toronto Metropolitan University (2017-2022). Her research focuses on...
Natasha is excited to learn the conventions of archive and library processing at the MLCRC.
Attention graduate students — The MLCRC seeks a research assistant to assist with our most recent project: Telling COVID-19 Stories.
Attention graduating students — The MLCRC seeks a research coordinator to assist with research administration and events support.
Join us for Pandemic Debriefs — A communication and culture symposium on COVID-19.
Dante provides research and editorial support for the Operation Canada and Telling COVID-19 Stories projects.
Madeleine Sweenie is excited to further explore her research aspirations within a collaborative, experimental learning environment.