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Wilfrid Laurier University Leaf
May 16, 2012
 
 
Canadian Excellence Leaf
 
Congress 2012: celebrating the humanities and social sciences at Laurier

Congress 2012: celebrating the humanities and social sciences at Laurier

In less than two weeks thousands of academics, students and policy-makers will converge on Wilfrid Laurier...
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Provincial Research Matters website features Laurier researchers Provincial Research Matters website features Laurier researchers
(News Release - May 14)
Laurier special constable wins community award for bicycle-recycling program Laurier special constable wins community award for bicycle-recycling program
(Campus Update - May 11)
Laurier alumni invited to experience stunning opera with special reception Laurier alumni invited to experience stunning opera with special reception
(Campus Update - May 10)
Laurier joins Eduroam wireless network
(Campus Update - May 08)
Headstart sessions for new Laurier students start soon! Headstart sessions for new Laurier students start soon!
(News - May 08)
Laurier wins two gold AVA Awards Laurier wins two gold AVA Awards
(Campus Update - May 07)
Read <em>The Globe and Mail's</em> interview with Laurier's new SBE Dean Micheál Kelly Read The Globe and Mail's interview with Laurier's new SBE Dean Micheál Kelly
(News - May 04)
Laurier professors receive provincial Early Researcher Awards Laurier professors receive provincial Early Researcher Awards
(News Release - May 04)
Laurier Alumni Association honours Awards of Excellence recipients Laurier Alumni Association honours Awards of Excellence recipients
(Campus Update - May 04)
Laurier showcases Aboriginal education with art gallery exhibit Laurier showcases Aboriginal education with art gallery exhibit
(News Release - May 03)
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Andrew Thomson, Department of History For more than two decades, Laurier Instructor Andrew Thomson has been dispelling the notion that Canadian history is boring. He is a firm believer that the word ‘story’ is in the word ‘history’ for a reason, and uses storytelling strategies in the classroom to engage students. Thomson’s students quickly learn that Canadian history is not only interesting and important, but also helps them understand the country in which they live today.

Andrew Thomson
Instructor,
Department of History