Michelle A. Hamilton
Professor of Public History at Western University- Claim this Profile
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Lois Fenton
Michelle Hamilton is exceptional as Director of the Public History program at the University of Western Ontario. As a professor she is inspirational to her students and colleagues. She is forward thinking, focused and creative in her passion for teaching and sharing history. Michelle’s professionalism and energy leave a lasting impression with everyone. I am pleased to recommend her, especially to aspiring Public Historians. Lois Fenton, Public History graduate 2009
Lois Fenton
Michelle Hamilton is exceptional as Director of the Public History program at the University of Western Ontario. As a professor she is inspirational to her students and colleagues. She is forward thinking, focused and creative in her passion for teaching and sharing history. Michelle’s professionalism and energy leave a lasting impression with everyone. I am pleased to recommend her, especially to aspiring Public Historians. Lois Fenton, Public History graduate 2009
Lois Fenton
Michelle Hamilton is exceptional as Director of the Public History program at the University of Western Ontario. As a professor she is inspirational to her students and colleagues. She is forward thinking, focused and creative in her passion for teaching and sharing history. Michelle’s professionalism and energy leave a lasting impression with everyone. I am pleased to recommend her, especially to aspiring Public Historians. Lois Fenton, Public History graduate 2009
Lois Fenton
Michelle Hamilton is exceptional as Director of the Public History program at the University of Western Ontario. As a professor she is inspirational to her students and colleagues. She is forward thinking, focused and creative in her passion for teaching and sharing history. Michelle’s professionalism and energy leave a lasting impression with everyone. I am pleased to recommend her, especially to aspiring Public Historians. Lois Fenton, Public History graduate 2009
Experience
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Western University
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Canada
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Professor of Public History
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2018 - Present
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Director of MA Public History Program & Associate Professor
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Jul 2008 - Jun 2018
Direct this intensive 1 year Master's program at UWO, Canada's oldest program in Public History. Established the Minor in Public History in 2017.
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Collections Manager
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2004 - Present
Collections management of and exhibit development with this teaching and research resource. Collections management of and exhibit development with this teaching and research resource.
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Consultant
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2011 - Present
CAV Barker Veterinary Museum, OVC, Guelph; W. Ross Macdonald School for the Blind, Brantford; Huron College, London; St. Joseph's Hospital historical collection, London; Know History Inc., Ottawa; Cronyn Observatory, London; Mississaugas of New Credit Nation. Advised on collections management and care; historical research; report writing. CAV Barker Veterinary Museum, OVC, Guelph; W. Ross Macdonald School for the Blind, Brantford; Huron College, London; St. Joseph's Hospital historical collection, London; Know History Inc., Ottawa; Cronyn Observatory, London; Mississaugas of New Credit Nation. Advised on collections management and care; historical research; report writing.
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University of Guelph
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Canada
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Postdoctoral Fellow in History; 1871/1891 Census of Canada Project
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2005 - 2008
1871/1891 Census of Canada Project 1871/1891 Census of Canada Project
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Simon Fraser University
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Canada
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Instructor
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2005 - 2005
Taught First Nations history. Taught First Nations history.
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Glenbow Museum
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Canada
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Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
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1 - 100 Employee
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Curator of Ethnology/Collections Technician
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1999 - 2002
Collections management, exhibit development, public inquiries, and collaborative work with First Nations. Collections management, exhibit development, public inquiries, and collaborative work with First Nations.
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Woodland Cultural Centre
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Canada
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Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
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1 - 100 Employee
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Curatorial Intern
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May 1997 - Sep 1997
Research for art and ethnographic exhibits. Research for art and ethnographic exhibits.
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Curator
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May 1995 - Nov 1995
Collections management and care, exhibit development, public enquiries, interpretation. Collections management and care, exhibit development, public enquiries, interpretation.
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Museum of Ontario Archaeology
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Canada
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Museums and Institutions
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1 - 100 Employee
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Interpreter
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May 1993 - Sep 1993
Interpretation for school groups and tourists. Interpretation for school groups and tourists.
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Education
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Western University
PhD, Canadian History; Native History; Public History; Museum Studies -
The University of Western Ontario
MA, Public History -
University of Guelph
Hons BA, History; Anthropology