This series focuses on professional development specifically tailored to historians and broader scholars of maritime history.
The call for participants for Maritime History Workshop’s session, academic year 2024-2025, is closed. If you would like to be placed on the waitlist, please contact us at infomarworkshops@gmail.com. We cannot promise, however, that people on our waitlist will be contacted for particiation.
Maritime Workshops, in partnership with the Maritime History Archive, meets through Webex. To ensure you have a functioning internet link through Webex, you can test your connection using the Webex test meeting.
Concluded session information archived here.
Maritime Scholarship in the Public Eye
7 January, 2025 - Tuesday at 2pm Newfoundland Time (UTC -3:30)
For this session, we will be joined by Dr. Sara Caputo, who recently appeared on the BBC Radio 4 program Thinking Allowed, and Dr. Lucas Haasis, research coordinator and PR manager of the Prize Papers Project. Our guests will share with us how they got involved with these opportunities and take your questions on how to bring your work to a broader audience.
Please listen to Thinking Allowed: Sea Travel prior to our meeting and visit the Prize Papers website.
Academic Networking in Maritime Scholarship
4 February, 2025
Dr. Lex Hermaan van Voss will be joining us and another scholar (TBC) to discuss networking.
Uses of Digital Research
4 March, 2025
Dr. Margaret Schotte will talk to us about digital projects and the digital tools in today’s modern historical practice and what it means for maritime history and scholarship broadly.
Our hosts
The Maritime History Archive of Memorial University of Newfoundland. See below for other events of this kind the archive has hosted online.
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