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CURRICULUM VITAE

Mochoruk, James David 1604 8th St. S.E. East Grand Forks, Minnesota U.S.A. 56721 (218) 773-0119 [email protected]

EDUCATION

University of Manitoba, Ph.D. History, 1992

University of Manitoba, M.A. History, 1984

University of Winnipeg, B.A. (Hons.) History, 1981

ACADEMIC WORK EXPERIENCE AND COURSES TAUGHT

12/13 Visiting Fellow, American Culture Center, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai, Peoples’ Republic of China

09/13 - 08/14 Visiting Professor of History, University of Manitoba

04/13- Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor of History, University of North Dakota. (History of Canada to 1867; History of Canada since 1867; United States to 1877; United States since 1877; Canada-US Relations, 1774 to the present; Graduate Readings in American History, Aspects of Canadian-American Relations; Graduate Research Seminar, Topics in European History; Graduate Research Seminar, Topics in Canadian and U.S. History; Graduate Readings in Historiography, Herodotus to the post-modernists; History of Quebec; History of the Canadian Prairies; the British Empire to 1884; the British Empire and Commonwealth, 1884 to present; Graduate Readings in British Social and Labour History; History of Canada’s First Nations; Early Modern Britain, 1485 to the 18th Century; and The Historian's Craft.)

08/05 – 04/13 Professor of History, University of North Dakota,

08/01 - 07/04 Chair, Department of History, University of North Dakota (responsible for ten tenured or tenure stream faculty, four adjuncts, several active emeriti, two non-departmental historians and three support staff. Also responsible for a graduate program consisting of 33 MA students, an established Doctor of Arts program and a new Joint Ph.D. program with North Dakota State University)

08/99 Tenure Awarded

08/98 - 08/05 Associate Professor of History, University of North Dakota

08/93 - 07/98 Assistant Professor of History, University of North Dakota

01/88 - 04/93 Instructor, University of Winnipeg (“Survey of Canadian Social History”; “Introduction to Canadian Studies”; “Studies in Modern Canadian History”; “Canada from the Fifteenth to the Twentieth Century”; “History of Winnipeg.”)

08/87 - 09/91 General Editor, Manitoba Labour History Series 2

07/86 - 06/93 Instructor, University of Manitoba, (“Modern Canada: 1921 to the present”; “Introduction to Labour Institutions and Problems”; “The New Dominion: Canada, 1867-1921"; “Canadian Labour and Economic History to 1939"; “Canadian Labour and Economic History from 1939 to the present”; “History of Labour Movements and Working People”; “History of Canada, from 1534 to the present.”)

05/86 - 06/86 Special Assistant to Dr. J.E. Rea, Chair of the Learned Societies of Canada Conference, 1986

01/85 - 07/85 Research Assistant to Dr. Norman Penner of York University (S.S.H.R.C. funding)

05/84 - 09/84 Director of Research, “Garment Trade Oral History Project,” at the Manitoba Labour Education Centre

01/83 - 09/83 Project Leader, “Flin Flon Oral History Project,” at the Manitoba Labour Education Centre

SELECTED AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS*

Invited Speaker, Dr. Max Pickerill Lecture Series at Colby Community College, “Confessions of a social and economic historian: research questions, historical voyeurism and figures of transition,” Colby College, Kansas, March 14, 2017.

Awarded, University of North Dakota Foundation, “North Dakota Spirit Faculty Achievement Award” (given “in recognition of significant contributions in teaching, research and service”), 05/14.

Named, Visiting Fellow, American Culture Center, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai, Peoples’ Republic of China, (Visit, 12/06/13 – 12/17/13.)

Named, Visiting Professor, University of Manitoba, 2013-14

Named, Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor, University of North Dakota, 2013.

Named, Bard and Nicki Baukol History Fellow, 2013-2015.

Named, Honorary Member, Phi Alpha Theta, Beta-Upsilon Chapter, 02/06/13.

Elected, Chair of the University of North Dakota Senate, 2012-13.

Named, “Faculty Star” UND Presidential Scholars Award, 2011-12, 2010-11, and 2009-2010.

Awarded, University of North Dakota Foundation/B.C. Gamble Faculty Award “The Outstanding Faculty Scholar Award,” for Excellence in Teaching, Research, and Service, 2011.

Awarded, University of North Dakota Foundation, “North Dakota Spirit Faculty Achievement Award” (given “in recognition of significant contributions in teaching, research and service”), 2011.

* Information on several smaller teaching and research related awards, grants and appointments is available upon request. 3

Named, UND Chapter of Pi Beta Phi Sorority “Favorite Professor,” Fall, 2010.

Keynote Speaker, “Western Canadian History at the Crossroads: Winnipeg as the Case Study of Cultural Diversity.” Franklin College Roundtable on Canadian Studies, “The Canadian West: Past and Present,” Franklin, Indiana April 25, 2008.

Keynote Speaker, “The Historical Significance of the Hudson Bay Railway.” Dedication of the Hudson Bay Railway as a National Historic Site, The Pas, Manitoba, Canada, September 21, 2007.

Listed in, Marquis’ Who’s Who in America, 60th Edition, (2006)

Awarded, Manitoba Historical Society’s “Margaret McWilliams Award,” Best Scholarly Book - "Formidable Heritage”: Manitoba’s North and the Cost of Development, 1870-1930. 2005.

Nominated, Canadian Historical Association’s “Clio Award” for the best work in Western Canadian History - "Formidable Heritage”: Manitoba’s North and the Cost of Development, 1870-1930. 2005.

Invited Commencement Speaker, UND Summer Graduation, August 6, 2004.

Appointed, Editorial Board, Manitoba History, 05/04 - present.

Invited Speaker, Institute for the Humanities and St. John’s College, University of Manitoba - “Manitoba, Canada, Empire: A Day of History in Honour of John Kendle” November 15, 2002 - “Brackenism and the Politics of Development in Manitoba.”

Inducted as Honorary Member, Golden Key International Honour Society, (Student Nomination) October, 2002.

Invited Lecturer, UND Faculty Lecture Series, “The Making of an Oppositional Consciousness: Radicalism in a Conservative Prairie City” January 22, 2002.

Awarded, Manitoba Historical Society’s “Margaret McWilliams Award - Institutional History,” for The People’s Co-op: The Life and Times of a North End Institution. 2001.

Short-listed for, the “Carol Shields Winnipeg Book Award” for The People’s Co-op: The Life and Times of a North End Institution. 2001.

Nominated, University of North Dakota's Undergraduate Teacher of the Year Award, 2000-2001.

Appointed, Advisory Editor, North Dakota Quarterly, 04/99-present.

Appointed, Board of Directors, Canadian Society for Ukrainian Labour Research, 01/99-06/04.

Awarded, University of North Dakota Foundation/Lydia and Arthur Salki Prize for Graduate Teaching Excellence, 1998.

Nominated, University of North Dakota's Undergraduate Teacher of the Year Award, 1995-96.

Honourable Mention, University of Manitoba's Teaching Award in Management Studies, 1990-91.

Appointed, General Editor, Manitoba Labour History Series, 1987-91.

Appointed, Government of Manitoba's Historic Sites Advisory Board, (later renamed the Manitoba Heritage Council) 1984-88.

Appointed, Chair of the History Screening Committee, Government of Manitoba's Historic Sites Advisory Board, 1984-88.

Awarded, University of Manitoba's W.L. Morton Gold Medal in History (M.A.), May 1984.

SELECTED GRANTS (Related to Scholarship)

Awarded, University of North Dakota, A&S Fine Arts and Humanities Scholarship Initiative Grant - $16,400 - (1/17-12/17) teaching buy-out and travel funding for work on Volume One of Community of Communities: A Social History of Winnipeg, 1918-1939

Awarded, Social Sciences and Research Council of Canada, Individual Connection Grant - $25,000 – Co-Investigator/Dr. R. Hinther PI – March 2015 (funding for workshop entitled, “Civilian internment in Canada: histories and legacies”).

Awarded, Government of Manitoba, Department of Multi-culturalism Grant, $13,125 - Co-Investigator/Dr. R. Hinther PI – April 2015 (funding for workshop entitled, “Civilian internment in Canada: histories and legacies”).

Awarded, Canadian First World War Internment Recognition Fund grant - $8,216. Co-Investigator/Dr. R. Hinther PI – May 2015 (funding for workshop entitled, “Civilian internment in Canada: histories and legacies”).

Awarded, University of North Dakota, Arts and Humanities Initiative grant, -$4,778.00 – (1/15-12/15) for “The Children’s Home of Winnipeg: Barometer of Social Change in the Inter-war Era.”

Awarded, UND Office of Research Development and Compliance, “Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Grant” (04/13) $6,463.06 for “The Human Factor: Canadian Communism in the 20th Century.”

Awarded, North Dakota Humanities Council Grant, $10,000 to host the inaugural “D. Jerome Tweton Lecture” at UND, May, 2011.

Awarded, Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences, Aid to Scholarly Publications Grant, $8,000 publication subvention for Hinther, R.L. and Mochoruk, J.D. (eds.) Re-Imagining Ukrainian-Canadians: History, Politics and Identity. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2011).

Awarded, Government of Canada, “Canadian Studies in the United States - Faculty Research Grant,” ($8000), 2004-06.

Awarded, UND Faculty Research Seed Money Grant, ($12,491) 2004-05.

Awarded, North Dakota Humanities Council “Larry Remele Memorial Fellowship, 2000-2001” - $5,500.00 (National Endowment for the Humanities funding).

Awarded, University of Manitoba/Government of Manitoba Northern Scientific Training Grant, 1987-88.

Awarded, John S. Ewert Memorial Travel Grant, 1987-88. 5

Awarded, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Doctoral Fellowship, ($13,000 per annum), 1985-88.

Awarded, Manitoba Government Fellowship for Graduate Studies, ($8,500 per annum), 1983-85.

PUBLICATIONS Books and Monographs:

Mochoruk, Jim and R.L. Hinther (eds.). Civilian Internment in Canada: Histories and Legacies (The book manuscript has been submitted to the University of Manitoba Press for inclusion in its Human Rights and Social Justice Series. Currently undergoing peer review. Expected date of publication 2018-19.)

Hinther, R.L. and Jim Mochoruk (eds.) Re-Imagining Ukrainian-Canadians: History, Politics and Identity. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2011).

Mochoruk, Jim. "Formidable Heritage”: Manitoba’s North and the Cost of Development, 1870-1930. (Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press, 2004) Winner of the Manitoba Historical Society’s “Margaret McWilliams Book Award Competition - Best Scholarly Book,” 2005. Nominated for the Canadian Historical Association’s “Clio Award” for the best work in Western Canadian History, 2005.

Mochoruk, Jim with Nancy Kardash. The People’s Co-op: The Life and Times of a North End Institution. (Halifax: Fernwood Press, 2000). Winner of the Manitoba Historical Society’s “Margaret McWilliams Book Award Competition - Institutional History,” 2001. Short-listed for the “Carol Shields Winnipeg Book Award,” 2001.

Mochoruk, J.D. and Glen Nazaruk The Brandon Packing House Workers Strike: A Community in Crisis, 1956-1960. (Winnipeg: Manitoba Labour Education Centre, 1989). Short monograph.

Mochoruk, J.D. Mining's Early Years: An Historic Look at Flin Flon's Mining Pioneers. (Winnipeg: Manitoba Labour Education Centre, 1985). Short monograph.

Articles and Book Chapters:

Mochoruk, Jim. “Robinson’s History Revisited: Introduction” in North Dakota Quarterly, Vol. 83, No. 2/3, (Spring/Summer, 2016.)

Mochoruk, James D. “Beresford, Herbert Grahame,” in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, vol. 16, University of Toronto/Université Laval, 2016, http://www.biographi.ca/en/bio/beresford_herbert_grahame_16E.html.

Mochoruk, Jim. “William James Sisler: A Most Unconventional, Conventional Man – Part Two: The Educator as Assimilationist, Defender and Public Intellectual,” in Manitoba History, No. 79, Fall, 2015.

Mochoruk, Jim. “William James Sisler: A Most Unconventional, Conventional Man – Part One: The Educator as a Young Man,” in Manitoba History, No. 78, Summer, 2015.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Harold Adam Innis in Northern Manitoba.” in William Buxton (ed.) Innis and the North: Appraisals and Contestations (Montreal: McGill-Queens University Press, 2013.)

Mochoruk, Jim. “From Homeland to Industrial Frontier: Northern Manitoba and the Construction of a Regional Identity,” in Manitoba History, Vol. No. 69, Fall 2012.

Mochoruk, Jim “Manitoba Expands Northward: The Path to 1912 – A Special Edition of Manitoba History,” in Manitoba History, Vol. No. 68, Spring 2012. (Guest Editor of the Edition)

Mochoruk, Jim. “‘Pop and Co.’ versus Tim Buck and the ‘Lenin School Boys’: Ukrainian-Canadians and the Communist Party of Canada, 1921-31" in Hinther, R.L. and Jim Mochoruk (eds.) Re-Imagining Ukrainian-Canadians: History, Politics and Identity. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2011).

Mochoruk, Jim and Hinther, R.L., “Introduction”, in Hinther, R.L. and Jim Mochoruk (eds.) Re-Imagining Ukrainian-Canadians: History, Politics and Identity. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2011).

Mochoruk, Jim and Hinther, R.L., “Conclusion”, in Hinther, R.L. and Jim Mochoruk (eds.) Re-Imagining Ukrainian-Canadians: History, Politics and Identity. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2011).

Mochoruk, J.D. “Thomas Greenway: 1888-1900” in Barry Ferguson and Robert Wardhaugh (eds) Manitoba Premiers of the 19th and 20th Centuries. (Regina: Canadian Plains Research Centre, 2010).

Mochoruk, J.D. “Literary, Architectural, and Popular Approaches to the History of Winnipeg,” in Manitoba History, No. 55, June, 2007.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Manitoba and the (Long and Winding) Road to the Natural Resources Transfer Agreement” in Review of Constitutional Studies/Revue d’etudes constitutionelles, Volume 12, No. 2, Summer, 2007.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Robertson Davies: A Canadian Literary Life,” in North Dakota Quarterly, Vol. 68, No.1, (Winter, 2001.)

Mochoruk, J.D. Constructing a Meaning for Northern Manitoba: Or the Cult of Developmentalism Moves North. (Bismarck: North Dakota Humanities Council, 2001). Published both in print form and electronically on the Humanities Council Web-site.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Marx - Not Hope - Floats: Personal and Historical Reflections on Life in a Flood Plain," in North Dakota Quarterly, Vol. No. (Spring, 1999.)

Mochoruk, J.D. "The Historiography of Northern Manitoba," in William Morrison and Ken Coates (eds.), Historiography of the Provincial Norths. (Thunder Bay: Lakehead University Centre for Northern Studies, 1996).

Mochoruk, J.D. "Dream of Expansion,” in G. Shilliday (ed.), Manitoba 125 - A History: Vol. II, Gateway to the West. (Winnipeg: Great Plains Publications, 1994).

Mochoruk, J.D. "Walter Robert Bown," Dictionary of Canadian Biography Vol. XIII. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1994.)

Mochoruk, J.D. "Corydon Partlow Brown," Dictionary of Canadian Biography Vol. XII. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1990).

Mochoruk, J.D. and Donna Webber "Women in Winnipeg's Needle Trades, 1929-1945" in Mary Kinnear (ed.) 'First Days, Fighting Days': Women in Manitoba History. (Regina: Canadian Plains Research Centre, 1987). Winner of the Manitoba Historical Society’s “Margaret McWilliams Award.”

Mochoruk, J.D. "Interview with Mitch Sago," Manitoba History (Spring, 1985).

Mochoruk, J.D. "Oral History in a Company Town: Flin Flon, 1926-1946," Canadian Oral History Association Journal, Vol. VII, 1984.

Book Reviews, Signed Encyclopaedia Entries, Exhibit Reviews and Other:

Mochoruk, Jim. “Review of Kurt Korneski, Race, Nation, and Reform Ideology in Winnipeg, 1880s-1920s, in Labour/Le Travail #79, Spring, 2017.

Mochoruk, Jim. “Review of Stefan Epp-Koop, We’re Going to Run this City: Winnipeg’s Political Left after the General Strike, in Pacific Historical Quarterly, Vol. 86, No. 2, May 2017.

Mochoruk, Jim. “Review of Brian Douglas Tennyson, Canada’s Great War, 1914-1918: How Canada Helped Save the British Empire and Became a North American Nation,” in The Journal of Military History, Vol. 80, No. 2, April, 2016.

Mochoruk, Jim. “Review of Thomas M. Prymack, Gathering a Heritage: Ukrainian, Slavonic, and Ethnic Canada and the USA, in Manitoba History, No. 80, (Winter, 2016).

Mochoruk, Jim. “Review of Andrew Woolford, The Benevolent Experiment: Indigenous Boarding Schools, Genocide, and Redress in Canada and the United States, in South Dakota History, Vol. 46, No. 1, Spring, 2016.

Mochoruk, Jim. “Review of Orest T. Martynowych. The Showman and the Ukrainian Cause: Folk Dance, Film, and the Life of Vasile Avramenko,” in Manitoba History, No. 80, (Winter, 2016).

Mochoruk, Jim. “Review of Patryk Polec, Hurrah Revolutionaries: The Polish Canadian Communist Movement, 1918-1948,” in Labour/Le Travail, #76 (Fall, 2015).

Mochoruk, Jim. “Review of John Lehr and Davis McDowell. Trailblazers: The Lives and Times of Michael Ewanchuk and Muriel (Smith) Ewanchuk,” in Canadian Ethnic Studies/Études Ethniques Au Canada Vol. 42, No. 2-3, (Fall, 2015).

Mochoruk, Jim. “Review of Kerry Alcorn, Border Crossings: US Culture and Education in Saskatchewan, 1905-1937,” in Canadian Journal of History, Vol. 49, No. 3, Winter 2014.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Sam W. Haynes, Unfinished Revolution: The Early American Republic in a British World,” in North Dakota Quarterly, Vol. 77, No. 4, Fall 2010 (actually published November 2012).

Mochoruk, Jim. “Review of John C. Lehr Community and Frontier: A Ukrainian Settlement in the Canadian Parkland," in Great Plains Research, Vol. 23, No. 1, Spring 2013.

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Adamson Act,” in Melvyn Dubofsky (ed.) The Oxford Encyclopaedia of American Economic, Business, and Labor History. (New York: Oxford University Press, 2013.)

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Clayton Anti-trust Act,” in Melvyn Dubofsky (ed.) The Oxford Encyclopaedia of American Economic, Business, and Labor History. (New York: Oxford University Press, 2013.)

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Jim Blanchard, Winnipeg’s Great War: A City Comes of Age, in Labour/Le Travail, Vol. 68, (Fall, 2011).

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Thomas and Brown (eds) Manitoba: Politics and Government: Issues, Institutions, Traditions, for Great Plains Research,” Vol. 21, no.2 (Fall 2011).

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Royden Lowen and Gerald Friesen, Immigrants in Prairie Cities: Ethnic Diversity in Twentieth Century Canada, in Histoire Social/Social History, Vol. 44, no. 87 (May 2011).

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Ian Stewart, Just One Vote: From Jim Walding’s Nomination to Constitutional Defeat, in North Dakota Quarterly, Volume 76, No. 3, Summer, 2009. (Actually published June 2011.)

Mochoruk, J.D. “Exhibit Review, From Manila to Manitoba, The Manitoba Museum.” Oral History Review, 2011; doi: 10.1093/ohr/ohr001. (Print version published in Vol. 38, #1 Winter-Spring 2011)

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Darren Ferry, Uniting in Measures of Common Good: The Construction of Liberal Identities in Central Canada, in Agricultural History, Volume 84, No. 2, Spring 2010.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of David E. Smith (ed) Lipset’s Agrarian Socialism: A Re-examination, in Great Plains Research, Volume 20, No. 1, Spring, 2010.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Robert O’Brien (ed) Solidarity First: Canadian Workers and Social Cohesion, in American Review of Canadian Studies, Volume 39, No. 4, (December, 2009).

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Marlene Epp’s Mennonite Women in Canada: A History, in North Dakota Quarterly, Volume 75, No. 3&4, Summer/Fall 2008. (Actually published, 2010).

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Sterling Evans (ed.), The Borderlands of the American and Canadian Wests: Essays on Regional History of the Forty-ninth Parallel,” for North Dakota History, Vol. 75, No. 1 and 2, 2008. (Actually published, December 2009).

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Faith Johnston’s, A Great Restlessness: The Life and Politics of Dorise Nielsen,” in North Dakota Quarterly, Vol. 74, No. 2, (Spring, 2007).

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Hudson Bay Railway” in the Encyclopaedia of Manitoba (Winnipeg: Great Plains Publications, 2007).

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Northern Flood Agreement” in the Encyclopaedia of Manitoba (Winnipeg: Great Plains Publications, 2007).

Mochoruk, J.D. “Thomas Greenway” in the Encyclopaedia of Manitoba. (Winnipeg: Great Plains Publications, 2007).

Mochoruk, J.D. “ Review of Saskatchewan Agriculture: Lives Past and Present, in American Review of Canadian Studies, Vol. 37, No. 2, (Summer, 2007).

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Rod Bantjes, Improved Earth: Prairie Space as Modern Artefact, 1869-1944,” in Agricultural History, Volume 81, No. 3, (Summer, 2007).

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Jennifer Gordon’s, Suburban Sweatshops: The Fight for Immigrant Rights,” in Labour/Le Travail, Volume 59, 2007.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Larry O’Conner’s Tip of the Iceberg.” in North Dakota Quarterly, Vol. 71, No. 4 (Fall, 2004), pp 173-174.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Victor Lytwyn, Muskekowuck Athinuwick: Original People of the Great Swampy Land” in American Review of Canadian Studies, Vol. 34, No. 1, (Spring, 2004) pp 166-168.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Daniel Stone, ed. Jewish Radicalism in Winnipeg, 1905-1960" in Manitoba History, No. 46, (Autumn/Winter, 2003-2004) pp 37-38.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Francis Carroll, A Good and Wise Measure: The Search for the Canadian- American Boundary, 1783-1842.” in North Dakota History, (Fall/Winter, 2004) pp 33-34.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of Beth LaDow, The Medicine Line: Life and Death on a North American Borderland” in Montana: The Magazine of Western History, (2002) pp79-80.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Review of David Massell, Amassing Power: J.B. Duke and the Saguenay River, 1897-1927,” in The American Review of Canadian Studies, Volume 31, No. 3 (Autumn, 2001) pp 525-527.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Review essay of Gary Nash et al. History on Trial: Culture Wars and the Teaching of the Past," in North Dakota Quarterly, (Fall, 1999).

Mochoruk, J.D. "Review essay on Doug Smith, Cold Warrior: CS Jackson and the United Electrical Workers," in Canadian Dimension, (July-August, 1998).

Mochoruk, J.D. "Review of Frank Leonard, A Thousand Blunders: The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and Northern British Columbia,” in Pacific Historical Review, (Spring, 1998).

Mochoruk, J.D. "Review of Larry Hannant The Infernal Machine: Investigating the Loyalty of Canada's Citizens," in North Dakota Quarterly, (Winter, 1995).

Mochoruk, J.D. "Review essay on Reg Whitaker and Gary Marcuse, 'Cold War Canada: The Making of a National Insecurity State, 1945-1957,'" in North Dakota Quarterly, (Summer, 1995).

Mochoruk, J.D. "Review of Gerald Friesen, The Canadian Prairies: A History," Prairie Forum, (Spring, 1986).

Published Abstracts:

Mochoruk, J.D. “Marx, Milk and the Masses.” Paper presented at the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States, Biennial Conference, Pittsburgh, PA, November, 1999. (Published abstract.) 10

Mochoruk, J.D. "The Role of the North in Western Canadian Resource Development: Manitoba in the 1920's," Paper presented at the Western Social Science Association Conference, Canadian Studies Section, Oakland, Ca. April, 1995. (Abstract published in, Western Social Science Association, Abstracts of the 37th Annual Conference, Oakland, Ca.

Works Edited (as General Editor):

Silver, Jim and Errol Black. Hard Bargains: Manitoba's Labour Movement in the 1980's (Winnipeg: Manitoba Labour Education Centre, 1991).

Pringle, Jim. United We Stand: A History of Winnipeg's Civic Workers. (Winnipeg: Manitoba Labour Education Centre, 1991).

Mochoruk, J.D. and Glen Nazaruk The Brandon Packing House Workers Strike: A Community in Crisis, 1956-1960. (Winnipeg: Manitoba Labour Education Centre, 1989).

Mochoruk, J.D. Mining's Early Years: An Historic Look at Flin Flon's Mining Pioneers (Winnipeg: Manitoba Labour Education Centre, 1985).

Works in Progress: Books:

Mochoruk, Jim. Community of Communities: A Social History of Winnipeg, 1918-1939. (two volumes) (University of Manitoba Press has already requested publication rights for this work, which will be completed in manuscript form in 2018-19.)

Mochoruk, Jim. Left-Wing Winnipeg: Shaping an Oppositional Consciousness, from Riel to Murray. (Projected as a two-volume work.)

Articles and Book Chapters:

Mochoruk, Jim. “Collateral Damage: The Defence of Canada Regulations, Civilian Internment, Ethnicity and Left Wing Institutions.” In Mochoruk and Hinther (eds), Civilian Internment in Canada: Histories and Legacies. (Submitted)

Mochoruk and Hinther, “Introduction.” In Mochoruk and Hinther (eds), Civilian Internment in Canada: Histories and Legacies. (Submitted)

Mochoruk, Jim. “James J. Hill and the Failure of the “Canadian Strategy.” (For Minnesota History).

Mochoruk, Jim. “Women in Inter-war Winnipeg: Gendered Discourses and Economic Realities.” (For Atlantis).

Mochoruk, Jim. “The Children’s Home of Winnipeg: The revolution in child care philosophy and institutions, 1900-1940.” (For Histoire Social/Social History)

Mochoruk, Jim. “The Assiniboia Housing Scheme: Post-War Housing Policy and the ‘Politics’ - and Failure - of Early Suburban Development in Canada.” (For Urban History Review/Revue d'histoire urbaine)

Mochoruk, Jim. “W.J. Sisler and the 20th Century Revolution in Educational Practise and Philosophy.” (For Historical Studies in Education)

CONFERENCE PAPERS

Mochoruk, Jim. “James J. Hill and the Failure of the “Canadian Strategy.” Paper presented at the 52nd Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Grand Forks, ND, October 6, 2017.

Mochoruk, Jim. “Collateral Damage: The Defence of Canada Regulations, Civilian Internment, Ethnicity and Left Wing Institutions.” Paper presented at the workshop-conference, Civilian Internment in Canada: Histories and Legacies, Winnipeg, June 17-19, 2015.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Women in Inter-war Winnipeg: Gendered Discourses and Economic Realities.” Paper presented at “The West and Beyond: Historians, Past, Present, and Future - A Western Canadian Studies Conference,” University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, June 19, 2008.

Mochoruk, J. D. “Western Canadian History at the Crossroads: Winnipeg as the Case Study of Cultural Diversity.” Paper presented at the Franklin College Roundtable on Canadian Studies, “The Canadian West: Past and Present,” Franklin, Indiana April 25, 2008.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Harold Adam Innis in Northern Manitoba.” Paper presented at a SSHRC-funded workshop held at Concordia University, Montreal in August 2007, under the direction of William Buxton. Fifteen experts on Innis - Canada’s most important social scientist - and the north were brought together for this workshop.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Winnipeg, Ethnic Radicalism, and the Communist Party in Canada.” Paper presented at the Conference on the Study of Radicalism, Michigan State University, Lansing, MI, January 26, 2007. (Paper read in my absence owing to a family crisis.)

Mochoruk, J.D. “Left-Wing Winnipeg: Shaping an Oppositional Consciousness, 1869-1939." Paper presented at the Canadian Historical Association, 85th Annual Meeting, York University, Toronto, Ontario, May 29, 2006.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Winnipeg, Ethnic Radicalism and the Communist Party of Canada in the 1920s and 1930s.” Paper presented at the Canadian Historical Association, 84th Annual Meeting, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, June 1, 2005.

Mochoruk, J.D. “It’s Not Easy Being Red: Ethnic Radicalism and the Communist Party of Canada in the 1920s.” Paper presented at the Missouri Valley Historical Society Conference, March 5, 2004.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Brackenism and the Politics of Development in Manitoba.” Invited paper, presented at the Institute for the Humanities and St. John’s College, University of Manitoba Symposium - “Manitoba, Canada, Empire: A Day of History in Honour of John Kendle” November 15, 2002.

Mochoruk, J.D. “An Early Case of Red Baiting in Winnipeg: The People’s Co-op in Crisis, 1939-1941.” Paper presented at the Manitoba Historical Society’s 14th Annual Manitoba History Conference. Winnipeg, Manitoba, March 2001.

Mochoruk, J.D. “A Radical Community Institution: The Co-op, the North End and Revolutionary Milkmen” Paper presented at the Winnipeg History Workshop, February, 2001.

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Construction of a Regional Identity: Northern Manitoba on the Eve of Industrialization.” Paper presented at the Canadian Historical Association, 79th Annual Meeting, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, May, 2000.

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Little Red Dairy on the Prairie: A Different Vision of Co-operation.” Keynote presentation at the Canadian Society for Ukrainian Labour Research’s Symposium, “Progressive Vision: The Ukrainian Co-operative Movement in Winnipeg, 1928-1995.” Winnipeg, Manitoba, October, 1999.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Comrade Tycoon: The Communist as Businessman.” Paper presented at the 34th Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, St. Cloud, MN, October, 1999.

Mochoruk, J.D. “The People’s Co-operative: The Failure of Red-baiting in Winnipeg During the Cold War.” Paper presented at the Manitoba Historical Society’s 12th Annual Manitoba History Conference. University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Manitoba, February, 1999.

Mochoruk, J.D. and Tom Petros and Jan Zharly. "A Faculty Initiative for Student Recruitment and Retention: Calm Responses to a Crisis Situation," paper presented at Academic Affairs-Student Affairs Conference: Creating Synergy for Learning. University of Miami, Coral Gables, Miami, January, 1999.

Mochoruk, J.D. "A Comparison of the Historiography of the Canadian and American Wests: Or We Are All Post-Modernists Now," Roundtable paper presented at the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States, Biennial Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota, November, 1997.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Contradiction, Neglect and Parsimony: Canadian Native Policy in the Middle North," Paper presented at the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States, Biennial Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota, November, 1997.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Manitoba's First Hardrock Mines: A Study in Innovation, Technological Change, and Government Aid," Paper presented at The Mining History Association Annual Meeting, Rossland, B.C., June 8, 1996.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Governments and Capital: The Price of Resource Development Along a New Economic Frontier, 1870-1912," Paper presented at The Association for Canadian Studies in the United States, Biennial Conference, Seattle, Washington, November, 1995.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Empire Manitoba: The Role of the North in Manitoba's History and Historiography," Paper presented at the Northern Great Plains History Conference, Brandon, Manitoba, September 27, 1995.

Mochoruk, J.D. and Donna Webber "Women in Winnipeg's Needle Trades, 1929-1945," Paper presented at St. John's College, University of Manitoba, Second Annual Canadian Studies Conference, "Women in Manitoba History", January 25, 1985.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Oral History in a Company Town: Flin Flon 1926-1946," Paper presented at the Canadian Oral History Association Conference, Winnipeg, October 11, 1984.

OTHER ROLES AT CONFERENCES:

Commentator for a session entitled, “Native America,” at the 52nd Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Grand Forks, ND, October 5, 2017.

Chair for a four paper session entitled, “History” at UND’s Scholarly Forum, March 2, 2016.

Commentator and Chair for a session entitled, “Wars to Fish, Raise Corn, and Pirate on the High Seas,” at the 50th Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Bismarck, ND, October 1, 2015.

Co-Organizer, “Civilian internment in Canada: histories and legacies” – a three day workshop-conference, held in Winnipeg, Mb (June 17-19, 2015). This gathering brought together approximately 100 participants, survivors and presenters from all across Canada and Europe. In order to facilitate this event over $70,000 was raised from agencies such as SSHRC, the Canadian First World War Internment Recognition Fund, the Government of Manitoba Ethno cultural Support Program and several smaller funding agencies and bodies. The papers and transcriptions of session discussions will be edited and turned into a book-length manuscript for inclusion in University of Manitoba Press’s Human Rights and Social Justice Series.

Chair and Commentator for a session entitled, “Internment, Displacement and the Landscapes of Injustice: New Perspectives on the Japanese-Canadian Experience” at the “Civilian internment in Canada: histories and legacies” workshop/conference, Winnipeg, June 17-19, 2015.

Co-Chair and Panelist for a session entitled, “Whither the field – or ‘What is to be done?’” at the “Civilian Internment in Canada: histories and legacies” workshop/conference, Winnipeg, June 17-19, 2015.

Commentator for a session entitled: “Beyond the Bounds of Bars and Barbed Wire: New Approaches to Wartime Internment” at the Canadian Historical Association, 93rd Annual Meeting, Brock University, St. Catherine’s, Ontario, May 27, 2014.

Commentator for a session entitled: “Communities of the Midwest and Frontier” at the 47th Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Fargo, ND, September 27, 2012.

Chair for a session entitled “Stories from the Front,” at Becoming Canadian: Ukrainian Canadians and the Second World War. The Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Centre (OSEREDOK), Winnipeg, November 11, 2011.

Commentator for a session entitled “Native People: Canada and the United States,” at the 46th Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Mankato, MN, September 23, 2011. 14

Presenter, “Canadian Studies at the University of North Dakota – Linkages to Institutions in Canada and the United States.” Upper Midwest Honors Conference, University of North Dakota, April 1, 2011.

Chair for a session on Religious History at the Phi Alpha Theta Red River Valley Graduate Student History Conference, Grand Forks, ND, March 4, 2011.

Interim Conference Organizer, the 45th Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Grand Forks, ND, October 13-16, 2010. (The Chair and Conference Organizer, Dr. Porter, had a family tragedy which necessitated her turning over the final preparation work on extremely short notice a week and a half prior to the actual event.)

Presenter, Larry Rowen Remele Award (to Dr. James Naylor) at the 45th Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference Banquet, October 15, 2010.

Commentator for a session entitled “Questions of Governance and Labor” at the 45th Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, October 15, 2010.

Chair and Commentator for a session entitled, “Alberta: Where do Working People Fit in a Meta-Narrative of One Party, One Class and One Ideology?” at Place and Replace: Joint Meeting of the Western Canadian Studies and St. John’s College Prairies Conference, Winnipeg, MB, September 17, 2010.

Chair and Commentator for a session entitled “Becoming Political - Explorations of Political Identity by Canadian, British and US Youth in the 1930s, at the 44th Northern Great Plains History Conference, St. Cloud, MN, October 15, 2009.

Chair and Commentator for a session on Imperial and Colonial History at the Phi Alpha Theta “Red River Valley Graduate Student History Conference”, Grand Forks, ND, April , 2009. Commentator for a session entitled, “American Radicalism” at the Forty-Third Northern Great Plains History Conference, September 25, 2008.

Chair for a session entitled, “Anti-Labour Activity,” at the Forty-Third Northern Great Plains History Conference, September 25, 2008.

Chair for a session on European History at the Phi Alpha Theta Graduate Student History Conference, Grand Forks, ND, April , 2008.

Chair for a session entitled “Ukrainian Canadians II” at the Canadian Ethnic Studies Association Annual Meeting, Winnipeg, Manitoba, September 28, 2007.

Chair and Commentator Graduate Student Session, Northern Great Plains History Conference, Sioux Falls, SD, October 7, 2006.

Chair for a session entitled, “Extremist Thought in Canada,” at the Canadian Historical Association, 84th Annual Meeting, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, May 31, 2005.

Commentator for a session entitled, “New Perspectives on the African Diaspora,” at the Thirty-Ninth Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Bismarck, ND 10/04. (My commentary was read by the Chair of the session, as a scheduling conflict prevented my attendance.)

Commentator and Tour Guide, “The Winnipeg General Strike of 1919,” for “Workers’ Winnipeg: The Left Past and Present.” Winnipeg, 06/04.

Commentator and Chair for a Roundtable Discussion entitled, “Land Making: The Ideology, Culture and Environment of Canadian Lands, 1600-1950,” at the Canadian Historical Association Annual Meetings, Winnipeg, Mb, 06/04.

Panellist for a session entitled, “A New Ph.D. Program on the Plains,” at the Thirty-Eighth Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Fargo, ND 10/03.

Chair for a session entitled, “Indian/White Relations in the 19th Century,” at the Thirty-Eighth Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Fargo, ND 10/03.

Chair for a session entitled, “Issues in Epistemology,” at the Thirty-First Conference on Value Inquiry, Grand Forks, ND 04/03.

Commentator for a panel entitled, “Hunting and Hunters,” at the Thirty-Seventh Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Minneapolis, MN 10/02.

Program Chair and Conference Organizer, Thirty-Sixth Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Grand Forks, North Dakota 10/01. (Responsible for planning 52 sessions over a three and a half day period, planning three luncheons, a major banquet, a reception for over 200 and attending to all administrative details for a conference which attracted approximately 300 historians and history students)

Chair and organizer of a panel entitled, “New Assessments of Western Canadian History,” at the Thirty- Sixth Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Grand Forks, North Dakota 10/01.

Chair of a panel entitled, “European Imperialism,” at the Thirty-Fifth Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Mankato, MN. 09/00.

Chair of a panel entitled, “La représentation des Canadians et des Canadiennes en temps de guerre, 2e partie,” at the Canadian Historical Association, 79th Annual Meeting, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, 05/00.

Commentator and Chair for a panel entitled, “Russian Nationalism in the Early 20th Century,” at the Thirty- fourth Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, St. Cloud, MN. 10/99.

Commentator for a panel entitled, "Marxism," at the Thirty-third Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 10/98.

Moderator and Commentator, "Suppression and Oppression of Left-Wing Ukrainian-Canadians during the Cold War," at the Symposium: The Ukrainian-Canadian Left, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 10/97.

Chair of a panel entitled, "Gender and Justice," at the Association for Canadian Studies in the United States, Biennial Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 10/97.

Commentator for a panel session entitled, "Empire Politics," at the Thirty-second Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Bismarck, North Dakota, 09/97.

Moderator and Commentator, "Ukrainian Immigration and the Life of Ukrainian-Canadian Socialists," at the Symposium: The Contribution of Socialist Ukrainian Canadians to Canada, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 10/96.

Chair of a panel entitled, "Twentieth Century Germany," at the Thirty-first Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, La Crosse, Wisconsin, 09/96. 16

Chair of a panel entitled, "Coal Mining in Canada and Australia," at the Mining History Conference, Rossland, British Columbia, 06/96.

Chair of a panel entitled, "Aspects of German and Russian Nationalism," at the Thirtieth Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Brandon, Manitoba, 09/95.

Organizer and Chair of a panel entitled, "Agricultural, Mining and Urban/Industrial Frontiers in North- western Ontario, Manitoba and North Dakota, 1870-1919" at the Fifth Annual Riding Mountain History Colloquium, 02/95.

COLLOQUIUM PRESENTATIONS/PUBLIC LECTURES

Mochoruk, J.D. "Mechanisms of Social Control in a Company Town" Paper presented to the University of Manitoba's History Department Colloquium, March 1985.

Mochoruk, J.D. "The Political Economy of Northern Development in Manitoba," Paper presented at University of North Dakota, Department of History, Lunch-Time Lecture Series, March, 1993.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Medicare: The Historical Development of the Canadian Alternative to Health Care," Paper presented at the University of North Dakota's Symposium on Health Care Reform, sponsored by the International Centre, February, 1994.

Mochoruk, J.D. "E.P. Thompson: The Education of a Socialist Scholar," Paper presented at University of North Dakota, Department of History, Lunch-Time Lecture Series, February, 1994.

Mochoruk, J.D. "E.P. Thompson: Activism and Scholarship," Paper presented at University of North Dakota, Department of History, Lunch-Time Lecture Series, March, 1994.

Mochoruk, J.D. "The Historiography of the Ante-bellum South," Paper presented at the Phi Alpha Theta History Honors Society Annual Banquet, Grand Forks, N.D., April, 1994.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Slavery in the Ante-bellum South: U.B. Phillips Meets Marxism," Paper presented at University of North Dakota, Department of History, Lunch-Time Lecture Series, September, 1994. Mochoruk, J.D. "History and Leadership: The Case of George Washington," Paper presented at the Rotary Youth Leadership Award Program, University of Minnesota at Crookston, July, 1994.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Louis Riel and the Métis of the Canadian West: The Road to Resistance" Paper presented for the University of North Dakota's Special Lecture Series: Heroes and Villains of North America, February, 1995.

Mochoruk, J.D. "The Birth of Manitoba: A Métis Achievement," Paper presented at the Era Bell Thompson Cultural Center's "Ethnic Contributions to North American Society Series," April, 1995

Mochoruk, J.D. "Rosa Luxemburg: The Revolutionary Tradition and Anti-Leninism," Paper presented for the UND's Special Lecture Series: Heroes and Villains of Europe, April, 1995.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Planning for the Future: The Founding Fathers and the Constitution" Paper presented at the Rotary Youth Leadership Award Program, University of Minnesota at Crookston, July, 1995.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Canadian Culture: Oxymoron or Definable Reality," Paper presented at UND's International Center, January, 1996.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Rosa Luxemburg: Woman as Revolutionary," Paper presented at UND's Women’s' Center, March, 1997.

Mochoruk, J.D. "A Comparative View of Canadian and American Attitudes Towards Gender Roles," Paper presented at UND's Center for Teaching and Learning, March, 1997.

Mochoruk, J.D., Jan Zarhly and Tom Petros, "The Crucial First Six Weeks: The Faculty Role in Keeping First Year Student's at UND," Presented at the UND, Office of Instructional Development's "On Teaching" lecture series, September, 1998.

Mochoruk, J.D. "Marx, Milk and the Masses: An Alternative Form of Cooperation," Presented for University of North Dakota, Department of History, Lunch-Time Lecture Series, November, 1998.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Constructing a Meaning for Northern Manitoba: Or the Cult of Developmentalism Moves North,” Remele Award Presentation, North Dakota Humanities Council - Presented at Bismarck, State Heritage Center, 02/01.

Mochoruk, J.D. “History and Geography: Or How Geographers Saved Canadian History,” Geography Honor Society Banquet, Grand Forks, ND, April, 2001.

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Making of an Oppositional Consciousness: Radicalism in a Conservative Prairie City” UND Faculty Lecture Series, Fred Orth Lecture Bowl, UND, 01/22/02.

Mochoruk, J.D. “‘A Working Class Hero is Something to Be’: Working Class/Movement Cultures - Organizing Lessons from the Past for Contemporary Labour Activists,” NDPEA Delegate Assembly, Grand Forks, ND, 10/02.

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Role of the Department Chair,” Presented at the Department of Teaching and Learning - Educational Leadership Colloquium. 09/29/03.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Native America - Web-based Sources and Contexts for Using Them in Teaching Native History in the Public School.” Half-day presentation for the Teaching American History Grant Project. 04/29/03.

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Law of Unintended Consequences,” Commencement Speech at UND’s Summer Graduation, 08/04.

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Transition to Research-Intensive Status - What it Means for New Faculty.” Presentation for the Alice Clark Mentoring Program, 02/04.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Class, Ethnicity, and Gender in the Teaching of American History: ‘The Holy Trinity’ of Social History.” Half-day presentation for the Teaching American History Grant Project. 03/30/04.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Jane Urquhart: The Quintessential Canadian Author” Radio Address, North Dakota Public Radio, 03/07/05.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Introduction: Jane Urquhart” at the UND Writers’ Conference, 03/31/05.

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Development of Northern Manitoba: The Case of The Pas, 1912-1930” The Pas Public Library, The Pas, Manitoba, 04/20/05.

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Development of Northern Manitoba: The Case of Flin Flon in the 1920s,” The Flin Flon Public Library, Flin Flon, Manitoba, 04/21/05.

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Development of Northern Manitoba: From the Fur Trade Era to Inco,” Thompson Public Library, Thompson, Manitoba, 04/22/05.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Constructing a Meaning for Northern Manitoba: Or the Cult of Developmentalism Moves North,” North Dakota Humanities Council Speaker’s Bureau, Gingras Trading Post Historic Site, 05/20/06.

Mochoruk, J.D. “The Historical Significance of the Hudson Bay Railway.” Dedication of the Hudson Bay Railway as a National Historic Site, The Pas, Manitoba, Canada, September 21, 2007.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Research as a Way of Life.” Invited presentation for the UND Honor’s Program Banquet, 04/26/10.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Thomas Greenway: Manitoba’s First Liberal Premier” McNally-Robinson Bookstore, Winnipeg, MB, 11/04/10.

Mochoruk, J.D. “Frozen River:” What the Movie tells us about ‘The Borderlands’ and First Nations/Native American History. UND Fred Orth Lecture Bowl, 11/16/10.

Mochoruk, J.D. and Rhonda Hinther. “New Approaches to Ukrainian-Canadian History,” Library and Archives of Canada, Ottawa, ON, 06/07/11.

Mochoruk, J.D. and Rhonda Hinther. “History, Identity and Politics: The end of essentialist definitions of Ukrainian-Canadians,” McNally-Robinson Bookstore, Winnipeg, MB, 06/23/11.

Mochoruk, J.D. and Rhonda Hinther. “Re-Imagining Ukrainian-Canadians: History, Identity and Politics,” St. John’s Institute, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, 09/16/11.

Mochoruk, Jim. “Paths to the Professoriate or ‘if I can do it, anyone can.’” 19th Annual Ronald McNair Program Banquet, 04/18/13.

Mochoruk, Jim. “Reflections on History and Historiography.” Phi Alpha Theta, Beta Upsilon Chapter, Initiation Banquet, 05/03/13. 19

Mochoruk, Jim. “Winnipeg: Visual and Spatial Aspects of the Depression-era City,” Dr. Jean Friesen’s Research Seminar, Modern Canada, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, 11/19/13.

Mochoruk, Jim. “Canada-US Relations in a Global Context,” American Culture Center, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai, Peoples’ Republic of China, 12/11/13.

Mochoruk, Jim. “Canada’s First Nations People,” American Culture Center, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai, Peoples’ Republic of China, 12/09/13.

Mochoruk, Jim. “Figures of Transition: Or How did we Get Here From There?” Lunchtime Workshop Series, Dept. of History, UND, 04/13/16.

Mochoruk, Jim. “Confessions of a social and economic historian: research questions, historical voyeurism and figures of transition,” Dr. Max Pickerill Lecture Series, Colby College, Colby, Kansas, 3/14/17.

ONGOING RESEARCH WORK

Over the next few years my research/publication goals include the preparation of several book-length studies. One of these expands upon the work which I began in The People’s Co-op. Essentially a broad-based study of Winnipeg’s very active labour, left-wing, and other social movements, this project, tentatively entitled, Left-Wing Winnipeg: Shaping an Oppositional Consciousness, from Riel to Murray will examine the causes, consequences, and changing nature of popular radicalism in Winnipeg from the 1860s to the turn of the 21st Century.

The second major project also deals with the City of Winnipeg. This work focuses upon the inter-war period - a truly crucial era in Winnipeg’s history. Wracked by the human losses associated with the “Great War” and the influenza epidemic of 1918-19, the economic losses associated with losing its monopoly over western Canadian markets and the psychological impact of playing host to North America’s most dramatic and prolonged general strike, Winnipeg entered the “stuttering twenties” and the “traumatic thirties” already in dire straits. Within this context, Winnipeg will be examined as a “community of communities” - defined by geography, class, ethnicity and gender; communities which sought to cope with the crises of this period in unique fashions. (In relation to these first two book-length projects I am also writing a series of articles which come out of the research for these books, most notably a series of articles on W.J. Sisler and education in Winnipeg which have been published in Manitoba History, a projected series of articles on the Children’s Home of Winnipeg and related child care institutions, an article on the “Assiniboia Housing Scheme” and the attendant scandal in the years following the Great War, a piece on the economic and social status of women in the inter-war period, plus a series of articles on leading political and social activists in Winnipeg.)

The third project – to be undertaken with Dr. John Manley of the University of Lancashire, U.K. – is a book-length examination of the communist movement in Canada, from the early 1900s to the end of the century. Tentatively entitled The Human Factor: Canadian Communism in the 20th Century, this work seeks to take into account the most recent developments in social, ethnic, gender, and generational analysis, as well as the far more sophisticated understanding of transnationalism which has flowered in the past decade. With the collapse of the Soviet Union, records of various constituent parties of the Communist International (the Comintern) and its successor organizations have become available to researchers; records which include everything from detailed - and uncensored - internal records of the CCP to the results of numerous investigative Comintern commissions into the operations of the Canadian party, (now available in the Library and Archives of Canada in Ottawa). These records, as well as the recorded oral histories, written memoirs, the as yet un-accessed police 20

records of many rank-and-file party members and the recently acquired papers of several Canadian party members, will provide rich material for this new book-length project.

I am also involved in another book-length project with my co-author from Re-Imagining Ukrainian- Canadians, Dr. Rhonda Hinther. This is a collected work focussing upon the history of civilian internment in Canada. To this end we co-hosted and organized a panel at the 2014 CHA conference and more significantly, in the summer of 2015 hosted a three day workshop/conference which drew over 100 participants, including survivors of various internment operations and their off-spring, as well as academic experts. The papers and transcriptions of session discussions have been edited and turned into a book-length manuscript for inclusion in University of Manitoba Press’s Human Rights and Social Justice Series. A full manuscript is now undergoing peer review.

The final project which I have mapped out will be a broad-ranging examination of the relationship between humans and the environment in the Canadian mid-north. The working title for this project is Constructing the North: Nature and Humanity in the Sub-Arctic. This returns me to the field of northern studies, the subject of my second book, Formidable Heritage. However, it also signals a major shift in my interests towards the fields of environmental and First Nations History.

As these projects approach completion I intend to take a different tack in my research. As a result of giving a paper on mine financing and technological innovation at a mining history conference, it was brought to my attention that my work on the Whitney family's involvement in mine financing is somewhat unique. (Part of this research is included in Formidable Heritage) In effect, no one has undertaken a scholarly analysis of the economic role played by this prominent New York family. As a result, I am conducting a preliminary search for materials on this family with an eye towards writing an economic and social biography of the family during the 19th and 20th centuries.

FIELDS OF ACADEMIC INTEREST AND EXPERTISE

My three Ph.D. candidacy fields were 19th and 20th century Canadian history, 19th century British history and American history, 1824-1920. Within all three fields my area of specialization was social/labour/economic history. In the Canadian field I was trained primarily by Gerry Friesen, J.E. Rea, Ross McCormack, John Milloy, Lovell Clark, and Jack Bumsted. Although not included in my candidacy fields, I also did graduate work in the history of popular radicalism, from the French Revolution to the present, and in Empire/Commonwealth history, 1860-1960 - under the direction of John Kendle. At the Honours level I did course work on modern Eastern European history, Canada’s First Nations history and 20th century American history.

I have taught a wide variety of classes on Canada's political, economic, social and labour history, as well as specifically western and northern Canadian courses, an interdisciplinary course in Canadian studies and comparative courses - at both the undergraduate and graduate levels - in Canadian and US history. I was also heavily involved in creating a minor in Canadian Studies at UND and co- developed and co-taught the programme’s core pre-requisite course, “Introduction to Canadian Studies.”

At UND I have been given the opportunity to expand my interest and expertise in various aspects of US History. In addition to teaching the US survey course, which I offer almost every semester, my graduate teaching load has expanded - under the title of North American studies - to include reading and research seminars in modern Canadian and US history, the graduate course in historiography and the undergraduate historiography and methods class. 21

Since 1996 I have successfully supervised twenty-one M.A. theses in the fields of North American economic, native, intellectual, labour, women's and western history as well as in British Imperial History. I am currently supervising one M.A. thesis project and one Ph. D. dissertation and serve as a committee member on seven other M.A. committees in the Department of History. I have served on a total of thirty-seven other History MA theses (completed), usually as the second reader, plus three Doctor of Arts theses. I have also served as the second or third reader on three History Ph.D dissertation committees and as the outside member for ten Ph.D. committees in related fields (completed), and am presently serving in that capacity on one more Ph.D. committee in the Department of Educational Leadership, one in the Department of Music, one in the Department of Counselling Psychology and four in our own joint (UND-NDSU) Ph.D. programme as well as two Doctor of Arts projects.

Finally, I have also expanded our Department's offerings in British and British Imperial history. I have developed a two course package on British Empire/Commonwealth history, which I offer at the upper division level. More recently I have developed another Upper Division course in English/British History which covers the social, political and economic history of the period stretching from the Tudors to the industrial revolution. I have also conducted a graduate seminar on British Social and Labour History.

ADMINISTRATIVE/SERVICE/PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Leadership Roles: Co-Organizer, “Civilian internment in Canada: histories and legacies” – a three day workshop-conference, held in Winnipeg, Mb (June 17-19, 2015) This gathering brought together approximately 100 participants, survivors and presenters from all across Canada and Europe. In order to facilitate this event over $70,000 was raised from agencies such as SSHRC, the Canadian First World War Internment Recognition Fund, the Government of Manitoba Ethno cultural Support Program and several smaller funding agencies and bodies. The papers and transcriptions of session discussions will be edited and turned into a book-length manuscript for inclusion in University of Manitoba Press’s Human Rights and Social Justice Series.

Co-Leader and founding member, UND’s Global Engagement Team, 08/14 – 12/14.

Chair, Search Committee for UND’s first Ombudsperson, 10/12 – 05/13.

Member, President’s Cabinet, University of North Dakota, 09/12 – 09/13.

Chair, University of North Dakota Senate, 09/12 – 09/13.

Chair, Senate Executive Committee, University of North Dakota Senate, 08/12 – 09/13.

Chair, UND Senate’s Ad Hoc Committee on Restructuring, 08/12- 09/13.

Co-Chair, Search Committee for Vice-President Academic and Provost, 04/12 – 05/13.

Vice-Chair/Chair Elect, University of North Dakota Senate, 09/11 – 08/12

Vice-Chair, UND Senate Executive Committee, 09/11 – 08/12 22

Member, Steering Committee, UND Higher Learning Commission Re-Accreditation Team, 02/11 – 10/13.

Co-Chair, Teaching and Evaluation Criterion #3, UND Higher Learning Commission Re-Accreditation Team, 02/11 – 10/13

Co-Chair, Search Committee, School of Communication (A particularly sensitive search for four new faculty members who are to be part of a wholesale rebuilding of the School) 08/07- 06/08.

Chair, VPAA/Provost Task Force, General Education at UND, 06/05 - 07/06.

Chair, College of Arts and Sciences, Tenure, Review and Promotion Committee, 10/04 - 05/05.

Chair, Search Committee, Director of the School of Communication, UND, 06/02-07/03.

Chair, Department of History, 08/01 - 07/04. (In this capacity I was responsible for ten tenured or tenure stream faculty, four adjuncts, several active emeriti, two non-departmental historians and three support staff. As Chair I was also responsible for administering and further expanding a graduate program which consisted of 33 MA students, an established Doctor of Arts program and a new Joint Ph.D. program with North Dakota State University which became operative in fall, 2003)

Chair, College of Arts and Sciences Budget Committee, 10/02 - 09/03.

Program Director/Conference Organizer, 2001 Northern Great Plains History Conference, 10/01. (This conference had 52 sessions, 200 participants and drew a total of 300 attendees.)

Co-founder and Co-director, University of North Dakota "Faculty Ambassador Program" (A faculty driven initiative to improve student retention rates at UND), 05/98 - 12/99.

Chair/Co-Chair, University of North Dakota's Canadian Studies Coordinating Committee, 09/94 – 05/2011.

General Editor, Manitoba Labour History Series, 08/87 - 09/91

Director of Historical Research, Manitoba Labour Education Centre, 01/83 - 09/84.

Mentoring Activities: Faculty Mentor to Brett Weber, School of Social Work, in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, 2nd Year continuation of the New Scholars Mentoring Program, 09/010 – 05/11.

Faculty Mentor to Brett Weber, School of Social Work, in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 09/09 - 05/10.

Faculty Mentor to Kyle Conway, School of Communication, in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 09/08 - 05/09.

Faculty Mentor to Michael Flynn, Department of English, in the pilot program for the 2nd year continuation of mentoring in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 09/08 - 05/09.

Faculty Mentor to Cynthia Prescott, Department of History, in the pilot program for the 2nd year continuation of mentoring in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 09/08 - 05/09.

Faculty Mentor to Michael Flynn, Department of English, in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 09/07 - 05/08.

Faculty Mentor to Marcus Weaver-Hightower, Department of Teaching and Learning, in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 10/06 -05/07.

Faculty Mentor to Donna Pearson, Department of Teaching and Learning, in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 10/04-05/05.

Senior Faculty Mentor to Dr. Eric Burin, Department of History, University of North Dakota Grant-Writing Workshop, 01/04 - 05/04.

Member, Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program Advisory Group, 10/02 - present.

Faculty Mentor to Dr. Eric Wolfe, Department of English, in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 10/02-05/03.

Faculty Mentor to Dr. Jack Weinstein, Department of Philosophy and Religion, in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 09/01-05/02.

Faculty Mentor to Dr. Paul Sum, Department of Political Science, in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 10/00-05/01.

Host, Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program Luncheon, 09/00.

Faculty Mentor to Dr. Eric Burin, Department of History, in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 10/99-04/00.

Faculty Mentor to Vadim Koukouchkine (USIA, Junior Faculty Exchange Program Fellow) in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 10/96-04/97.

Faculty Mentor to Dr. Edmund Clingan, Department of History in the Alice Clark/University of North Dakota Foundation, New Scholars Mentoring Program, 10/95-04/96.

Faculty Mentor for Roland Marmon, in the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education's, Doctoral Scholars Program, 08/94-12/98.

Service Work: University-wide

Member, Presidential Working Group, Revision of UND’s Mission Statement, 9/20/17 –

Member, University of North Dakota Senate, 08/17-

Panellist, Faculty Panel, Admitted Student Day, UND Office of Admissions, 3/3/17.

History Representative, UND Academic Fair, 10/21/16.

Panellist, “Shared Governance at the University of North Dakota,” UND Senate, 02/11/16.

Member, Online & Distance Education Senate Committee, 01/13 – present.

Discussant, UND Great Conversations – “Tenure, Retention and Promotion – What needs to be improved.” 12/14.

Member, Process Recommendation Task Force re UND Nickname and Logo, 09/14 – 01/15.

Co-Leader, UND’s Global Engagement Team, 08/14 – 12/14.

Member, Special Review Committee, University of North Dakota Senate, 08/14 – 08/15.

Member, UND Web-Site Policy Committee, 01/13 – 05/13.

Chair, Search Committee for UND’s first Ombudsperson, 10/12 – 05/13.

Member, President’s Cabinet, University of North Dakota, 09/12 – 05/13.

Chair, University of North Dakota Senate, 09/12 – 09/13.

Chair, Senate Executive Committee, University of North Dakota Senate, 08/12 – 09/13.

Member, President’s Ad Hoc Advisory Committee on the UND Office of Affirmative Action, 07/12 – 01/13.

Member, President’s Ad Hoc Committee on Creating an Office of University Ombudsperson, 06/12 – 05/13.

Member, Provost’s Ad Hoc Committee on Commencement, 03/12-08/13.

Chair, UND Senate’s Ad Hoc Committee on Restructuring, 08/12- 08/13.

Co-Chair, Search Committee for Vice-President Academic and Provost, 04/12 – 04/13.

Member, President’s Committee on Commencement, 02/12 – 08/13.

Member, Office of the Vice President for Research/ORPD Screening Committee for Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Grant Proposals, 11/11 – 05/12

Member, University of North Dakota Senate Budget Committee, 10/11 – 05/13.

Member, Special Review Committee, University of North Dakota Senate, 08/11 –08/12.

Vice-Chair/Chair Elect, University of North Dakota Senate, 09/11 –08/12. 25

Vice-Chair/Chair Elect, Senate Executive Committee, 09/11 – 08/12.

Member, Planning Committee - University of North Dakota “Great Conversations” Structuring Committee, 07/11 – 05/12.

Member, University of North Dakota Senate, 08/11 – present.

Team Member, UND Student Retention Initiative – Bismarck Retention Summit – May, 2011.

Member, Steering Committee, UND Higher Learning Commission Re-Accreditation Team, 02/11 – present.

Co-Chair, Teaching and Evaluation Criterion #3, UND Higher Learning Commission Re-Accreditation Team, 02/11 – present

Presenter, Alice Clark Mentoring Program, “Roundtable on Planning for Tenure and Promotion,” 03/10/11.

Presenter, “Creating an academic CV for Graduate Students” - for Phi Alpha Theta, 12/10.

Presenter, UND Fall Open House, 2 separate sessions (140-160 prospective students and their parents) Sample University Lecture – “The Politics of Plenty, America in the Harding and Coolidge Era,” 11/10

Presenter, UND Spring Open House, 4 separate sessions (140-160 prospective students and their parents) “Sample University Lecture – The 1920’s and the Path to the Great Crash,” 04/17/10.

Presenter, Alice Clark Mentoring Program, “Roundtable on Planning for Tenure and Promotion,” 03/11/10.

Presenter, Provost’s Leadership Series, “Department Chairs and Mentoring,”2/10/10.

Presenter, “Creating an academic CV for Graduate Students” - for Phi Alpha Theta, 12/09.

Member, Planning Committee, UND Institute for Borderland Studies, Conference “The Great Plains, the Prairies, and the US/Canadian Border.” 11/09-06/10.

Member, UND Faculty Lecture Series Planning Committee, 06/09 - present.

UND representative, “The Northern Borderland University Consortium” - 12/07 to 12/11. This work involved identifying strategic areas for future borderland research both here at UND and with our five Consortium partners over a multi-year period. We sought a $3,000,000 appropriation from Congress to underwrite this work.

Member, Office of the Vice President for Research/ORPD Screening Committee for Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Grant Proposals, 09/07 – 05/10.

Member, Steering Committee of the Task Force on General Education at UND, 08/07 to 01/08.

Member, University of North Dakota Senate, 09/03 - 05/06.

Member, (and Interim Chair) UND’s “Fulbright U.S. Student Program” Screening Committee, 04/03 – 05/11.

Member, Co-ordinating Committee, “Introduction to Academics,” 08/02-05/06.

Founding Member, University of North Dakota, University Research Council, 12/01 - 05/04.

Member, Special Review Committee Pool of the UND Senate - Grievance Hearings, 09/01-11/01.

Member, University of North Dakota Senate, 08/01 - 05/02.

Member, Office of Instructional Development/Associate Provost’s Longitudinal Study Committee (Bush Grant Funding), 10/00-04/01.

Member, University of North Dakota, University Village Advisory Committee, 11/98- 06/99.

Member, University of North Dakota, Outstanding Faculty Awards Committee, 10/98 - 05/99.

Member, University of North Dakota Senate, 08/98 - 05/99.

Vice-Chair, University Senate's Student Policy Committee, 08/98 - 01/99.

Member, University of North Dakota, Satisfactory Progress Committee, 09/97 - 05/99.

Member, University of North Dakota, University Senate's Student Policy Committee, 09/95 - 01/99.

Service Work: College of Arts and Sciences

Member, American Indian Studies academic program working group, 04/16 – present.

Chair, Department of American Indian Studies, Tenure, Retention and Promotion Committee for Dr. Allan Shackelford, 01-02/15.

Member, Special Ad Hoc Annual Review of Tenured Faculty Committee for A&S Program Directors: Burt Thorp, Interdisciplinary Studies, 02-04/15.

Chair, Humanities and Integrated Studies’ Promotion Committee for Dr Tami Carmichael, 08-09/14.

Chair, Special Ad Hoc Annual Review of Tenured Faculty Committee for A&S Program Directors: Tami Carmichael, Humanities and Integrated Studies Burt Thorp, Interdisciplinary Studies, 03-04/13.

Chair, Department of American Indian Studies, Tenure and Promotion Committee for Dr. Sebastian Braun, 02/13.

Chair, Department of Anthropology, Annual Review of Tenured Faculty Committee: Cuozzo, Scharf, Stubblefield, Mikulak, Leach (Triennial), Reed (non-tenure track) - 02/12.

Chair, Special Ad Hoc Annual Review of Tenured Faculty Committee for A&S Program Directors: Carmichael, Humanities and Integrated Studies Thorp, Interdisciplinary Studies Fontaine, Social Science Research Institute – 02-03/12.

Member, University of North Dakota Honors Program Committee, 05/11 – 08/13.

Member, College of Arts and Sciences Budget Committee, 09/10 – 08/13.

Member, Department of American Indian Studies, Tenure and Promotion Committee for Dr. Sebastian Braun, 09/10.

Member, Department of Indian Studies, Tenure, Review and Promotion Committee for Dr. Birgit Hans, Triennial Review, 12/09-02/10.

Member, Department of Indian Studies, Tenure, Review and Promotion Committee for Dr. Greg Gagnon, Triennial Review, 12/09-02/10.

Member, Department of American Indian Studies, Review of Non-Tenure Stream faculty, Dr. Christian Basaldu, 11/09-02/10.

Member, Department of Indian Studies, Tenure, Review and Promotion Committee for Dr. Kim Cowden, 11/09-12/09.

Member, College of Arts and Sciences TRP Committee, 09/07 – 10/10.

Chair, College of Arts and Sciences, Tenure, Review and Promotion Committee, 10/04 - 05/05.

Member, Department of Languages, Tenure, Review and Promotion Committee - 2nd Year Evaluation - Dr. Julie Kroll, 10/04.

Member, Department of Philosophy and Religion, Tenure, Review and Promotion Committee for Drs. Baldwin and Weinstein, 08/04 - 10/04.

Member, Executive Committee, College of Arts and Sciences, 09/03 - 08/04.

Member, College of Arts and Sciences, Tenure, Review and Promotion Committee, 09/03 - 05/05.

Member, Program Review - Department of Art, 09/01 - 10/02.

Member, College of Arts and Sciences Chairs Council, 09/01 - 08/04.

Member, Humanities Sub-Committee, UND Seed Money Grant Screening Committee, 01-present.

Chair, College of Arts and Sciences Budget Committee, 10/02 - 09/03.

Member, College of Arts and Sciences Budget Committee, 09/00 - 09/03.

Arts and Sciences Faculty Representative, The Virtual University, 05/97-06/97.

Member, College of Arts and Science's Salaries Committee, 09/96 - 05/99.

Committee Work: Department of History

Member, Department Undergraduate and Assessment Committee, 09/17- present.

Chair, Department Salary Committee, 08/17 – present.

Chair, Annual Review of Faculty Committee, 09/16 – 05/17.

Member, Department Undergraduate and Assessment Committee, 09/16 – 05/17.

Chair, Department Salary Committee, 08/15 –05/16

Chair, Department Promotion Committee, Dr Albert Berger, 08/15 –09/15.

Member, Annual Review of Faculty Committee, 08/15 – 05/16.

Member, Department Promotion Committee, Dr. Anne Kelsch, 08-09/14.

Member, Department Tenure and Promotion Committee, Dr. Caroline Campbell, 08-09/14.

Member, Department Undergraduate and Assessment Committee, 08/14 – present.

Member, Department Salary Committee, 08/12 – 05/13.

Chair, Department Tenure and Promotion Committee, Dr. Cynthia Prescott, 08/12 – 09/12

Member, Department Promotion Committee, Dr. Ty Reese, 08/12 -09/12

Chair, Department TRP Committee, Dr. Cynthia Prescott, 01/11.

Chair, Department TRP Committee, Dr. Caroline Campbell, 10/10.

Chair, Department Promotion Committee, Dr. Eric Burin, 09/10.

Member, Department Promotion Committee, Dr. William Caraher, 09/10.

Chair, Department Evaluation/Retention/Salary Committee, 08/10 – 05/11.

Member, Ph.D. Admissions Committee, 08/10 – 08/12.

Chair, Department TRP Committee, Dr. William Caraher, 01/10.

Chair, Department Tenure and Promotion Committee, Dr. Hans Broedel, 09/09.

Supernumerary, Department Salary and Tenured Faculty Annual Review Committee, 09/09 – 05/10.

Member, Graduate Committee, 08/09 – 08/12.

Chair, Committee to formulate Department of History TRP policy, 09/08 – 05/09.

Chair, Department Annual Review of Tenured Faculty Committee, 09/08 – 05/09.

Member, History Department’s Assessment Committee, 09/08 – 05/09. 29

Chair, Department Promotion Committee, Dr. Kim Porter, 09/07 – 05/08.

Chair, History Department’s Assessment Committee, 09/07 - 05/08.

Member, Tenured Faculty Annual Review Committee, 09/07 -

Member, Graduate Committee, 09/07 - 05/08.

Member, Search Committee, European Women and Gender Position, 09/07 - 05/08.

Chair, History Department’s Assessment Committee, 09/05 - 05/06.

Member, Tenured Faculty Annual Review Committee, 09/05 - 05/06.

Member, Search Committee, Early Modern European Position, 04/05 - 05/06.

Member, Department of History's Salary Committee, 09/04 - 05/06.

Member, History Department’s Assessment Committee, 09/04 - 05/06.

Chair, Search Committee for Temporary Ancient Historian, 03/04 - 06/04.

Member, Library and Undergraduate Committee, 01/04 - 09/04.

Member, Tenured Faculty Annual Review Committee, 01/04 - 08/05 (supernumerary).

Member, Professional Development Fund Committee, 01/04 - 09/04.

Chair and Organizer, History Department GTA Orientation, 08/03.

Member, UND/NDSU Joint Ph.D. Admissions Committee, 09/02-09/04.

Chair, History Department’s Assessment Committee, 09/02-09/04.

Member, UND/NDSU Joint Ph.D. Interim Planning Committee, 01/02-09/02.

Member, History Department’s Graduate Committee, 09/00-09/01.

Co-Chair, History Department’s Brown Bag Seminar Series, 09/00-09/03.

Member, Department of History's Salary Committee, 09/97 - 05/99.

Member, Department of History's "Robert Wilkin's Lecture" Committee, 11/96 - 10/97.

Member, Department of History's Technology Committee, 09/96 - 05/99.

Member, Department of History's Graduate Committee, 09/96 - 09/97.

Chair Pro-tem, Department of History's Triennial Review of the Chair, 04/96 - 05/96.

Member, History Department's Search Committee for American/Northern Great Plains historian, 10/95-04/96.

Co-organizer of Departmental participation at the Fifth Annual Riding Mountain History Conference, Manitoba, Canada, February, 1995. (Five UND Grad students gave papers and I chaired a session.)

Chair, Department of History's Undergraduate/Library Committee, 09/95 - 09/96.

Secretary, History Department Council, 09/95 - 09/96.

Organizer and Chair, University of North Dakota's April, 1994 "Robert Wilkins Lecture".

Co-organizer of Departmental participation at the Fourth Annual Riding Mountain History Conference, Manitoba, Canada, February, 1994. (Four UND Grad students gave papers.)

Graduate School Service: Presenter, Graduate School Orientation Program for GTA's, “The Lecture and Fostering Discussion in the Undergraduate classroom,” 08/05.

Presenter, Graduate School Orientation Program for GTA's, “Fostering Discussion in the Undergraduate classroom,” 08/04.

Moderator, two sessions, Graduate School Orientation program, 01/12/04.

Member, ad hoc Graduate School Orientation Planning Committee, 10/03 - present.

Reviewer, Computer Science Graduate Program, for UND Graduate Committee, 11/03.

Presenter, Graduate School Orientation Program for GTA's, "Lectures: Scintillating or Sleep Inducing?" 08/03.

Presenter, Graduate School Orientation Program for GTA's, "Sexual Harassment," 08/02.

Presenter, Graduate School Orientation Program for GTA's, "Lectures: Scintillating or Sleep Inducing?" 08/02

Member, University of North Dakota, Graduate School Sub-Committee, responsible for re-drafting the Graduate School’s Constitution, 05-10/01.

Presenter, Graduate School Orientation Program for GTA's, "Sexual Harassment," 08/01.

Presenter, Graduate School Orientation Program for GTA's, "Sexual Harassment," 08/00.

Presenter, Graduate School Orientation Program for GTA's, "Sexual Harassment," 08/99.

Presenter, Graduate School Orientation Program for GTA's, "Academic Ethics,” 08/99.

Member, University of North Dakota, Graduate School Committee, 10/98 -10/01.

Co-organizer and faculty facilitator, Teaching Seminar for UND's GTA's, 09/97 - 05/99.

Full Member, Graduate Studies Faculty, University of North Dakota, 02/96 - present.

Associate Member, Graduate Studies Faculty, University of North Dakota, 10/93 - 02/96.

Search Committees: Chair, Search Committee for UND’s first Ombudsperson, 10/12 – 05/13.

Co-Chair, Search Committee for Vice-President Academic and Provost, 04/12 – 05/13.

Co-Chair, Search Committee, School of Communication (A particularly sensitive search for four new faculty members who are to be part of a wholesale rebuilding of the School) 08/07- 06/08.

Member, History Department Search Committee, European Women and Gender Position, 09/07 - 05/08.

Member, History Department Search Committee, Early Modern European Position, 04/05 - 03/06.

Member, Search Committee (Representative of the UND Senate Executive), University Registrar, 12/05 - 4/06.

Chair, History Department Search Committee, Temporary Ancient Historian, 03/04 - 06/04.

Member, Search Committee, Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Provost, UND, 10/03-05/05.

Chair, Search Committee, Director of the School of Communication, UND, 06/02-07/03.

Member, Search Committee, Vice-President for Research, UND, 04/01-09/02.

Member, Search Committee, Dean of the Graduate School, UND, 02/01-05/01.

Member, Screening Committee/Graduate Committee, Interim Dean of the Graduate School, 09/00.

Member and Interim Chair, History Department Search Committee, European Women’s History, 09/00- 05/01.

Member, History Department’s African-American/Early National Search Committee, 11/98-05/99.

Member, Search Committee, Department of Indian Studies, Greg Gagnon position, 1996-97.

Special Programs: For Students

Presenter, “Creating an academic CV for Graduate Students” – 1/31/18. (This has been offered every year since 2010.)

Discussant, UND Indian Studies Student Association Film Series, “Frozen River: What the Movie tells us about ‘The Borderlands’ and First Nations/Native American History.” UND Fred Orth Lecture Bowl, 11/16/10.

Presenter, “Creating an academic CV for Graduate Students” - for Phi Alpha Theta, 12/10.

Presenter, UND Fall Open House, 2 separate sessions (140-160 prospective students and their parents) Sample University Lecture - “The 1920’s - the Politics of Normalcy” 11/6/10.

Presenter, UND Spring Open House, 4 separate sessions (140-160 prospective students and their parents) Sample University Lecture - “The 1920’s and the Path to the Great Crash,” 04/17/10.

Presenter, UND Fall Open House, 3 separate sessions (140-160 prospective students and their parents) Sample University Lecture – “The Path to Rebellion, 1763-1775,” 11/09

Presenter, “Creating an academic CV for Graduate Students” - for Phi Alpha Theta, 03/09.

Presenter, UND Spring Open House, 2 separate sessions (140-160 prospective students and their parents) “Sample University Lecture - FDR and the Creation of the New Deal”, 04/09.

Presenter, UND Fall Open House, 3 separate sessions (140-160 prospective students and their parents) “Sample University Lecture - The French and Indian Wars” 11/08

Presenter, “Introduction to Academics - the University Lecture,” 06/03.

Faculty Sponsor, Four Papers for “UND’s World and the Academy Symposium” 03/02.

Presenter, “Preparing a Teaching Portfolio,” History Graduate Students’ Seminar, 04/00.

Faculty Participant, New Student Orientation, 08/94 -08/00

Instructor, “Great Beginnings,” 08/99.

Member, Faculty in the Residence Hall program, 08/99-01/00.

Member, Planning Committee for the “Great Beginnings” program, 04/99-08/99.

Faculty Representative, James Madison Fellowship Program, 10/97 - 05/99.

Faculty Advisor, BRIDGES student group (Native American issues and multi-cultural awareness), 09/97 - 05/99.

External Service: To the Profession

Member, Planning Committee for the 100th Anniversary Conference on the Winnipeg General Strike, 12/15 – present.

Co-organizer, Civilian Internment in Canada: Histories and Legacies – a three day, multi-disciplinary and multi-generational workshop on civilian internment from 1914 to the present.

External Evaluator, Tenure and Promotion File, Dr. Ryan Eyford, University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, MB, Canada. 08-09/14.

History Program Reviewer, (Graduate and Undergraduate programs) University of Wisconsin, La Crosse, 09/08 – 11/08.

Member, Planning Committee, The West and Beyond – Western Canadian Studies Conference, 06/08 - present.

Member, Planning Committee, Unification of University of Manitoba and University of Regina Graduate Student History Conferences, 06/08 – present.

History Graduate Program Reviewer, Texas A&M, Corpus Christie, 04/07.

Grant Proposal Referee/Peer Reviewer, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC), 12/05 - present.

Member, Manitoba Historical Society’s Margaret McWilliams Awards Committee, 50th Anniversary Celebration. 11/05 - 05/06.

Editorial Board, Manitoba History, 05/04 - present.

Program Reviewer for Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education - Western Regional Graduate Program, spring, 2004.

Consultant, Canadian Studies in the American Mid-West - Office of the Canadian Consul-General, Minneapolis, 08/03.

Member, Governor's Council of the Northern Great Plains History Conference, 09/96 - 10/01.

Peer reviewer of journal manuscripts for: The Canadian Historical Review Canadian Ethnic Studies Journal Canadian Journal of History Histoire Sociale/Social History Labour/Le Travail American Review of Canadian Studies North Dakota History Manitoba History Oral History Review Quest Agricultural History North Dakota Quarterly Journal of Ukrainian Studies Atlantis: A Women’s Studies Journal Great Plains Quarterly Journal of Canadian Studies Urban History Review/Revue d'histoire urbaine

Peer reviewer of book manuscripts for: McGill-Queens University Press University of Manitoba Press University of Toronto Press Athabaska University Press Canadian Plains Research Centre University of British Columbia Press

Advisory Editor, North Dakota Quarterly, 04/99-present.

Board of Directors, Canadian Society for Ukrainian Labour Research, 01/99-05/05.

Consultant, Northern Manitoba Studies Programme, Keewatin Community College/University of Manitoba/Government of Manitoba, 04/94 - 10/96.

External Consultant, Manitoba Council of Archives, 02/89 - 02/93.

General Editor, Manitoba Labour History Series, 08/87 - 09/91.

Member of the Editorial Board, Manitoba Labour History Series, 09/86 - 09/93.

Member of the Executive, Historic Sites Advisory Board of Manitoba, (Manitoba Heritage Council) 08/84 - 01/88.

Chair, History Screening Committee of the Manitoba Heritage Council, 06/84 - 01/88.

Other Service: Member of the Executive, Canadian Union of Educational Workers, Local 9, 05/86 - 02/87.

Chief Negotiator, First Contract Negotiations, Canadian Union of Educational Workers, Local 9, 05/86 - 12/86.

Member, Joint Senate Committee, University of Winnipeg/University of Manitoba Joint Master’s Program, 03/85 - 03/87.

Member of the Executive, History Graduate Students' Association, University of Manitoba 09/83 - 09/85.

President, History Graduate Students' Association, University of Manitoba, 1983-84.

Member of the Executive, History Department Council, University of Manitoba, 09/83 - 09/85.