Kristine Alexander

Media resources for Remembrance Day

University of Lethbridge professors offer expertise in wartime effects on young people, the philosophy of war, conscientious objectors and the activities of girls and women in wartime

Inspiring and motivating instructor, Dr. Kristine Alexander, recognized with Graduate Mentorship Award

Alexander has supervised numerous graduate students in history and cultural, social and political thought

University of Lethbridge researchers secure SSHRC funding

Four ULethbridge researchers were successful as principal applicants in earning funding support

Symposium and exhibit focus on local queer history

Local queer history is the focus of a new exhibit at the Galt Museum & Archives

Three U of L professors examine Western Canada during the First World War

Drs. Amy Shaw, Kristine Alexander and Elizabeth Galway will share their research into the effects of the First World War on those on the home front

Building rapport key to success of the Raising Spirit project

Taylor Little Mustache spent the summer working as a research assistant with the Raising Spirit project

International child and youth studies conference looks to engage local practitioners

Mapping the Landscapes of Childhood II will be held in Markin Hall, May 8-10, 2015, and is hosted by the U of L’s Institute of Child and Youth Studies

Hidden Paths, Tangled Woods and Interesting Play Spaces

There’s nothing quite like the curiosity of a child. The questions. The exploration. The excitement. That same curiosity is at the heart of the Institute for Child and Youth Studies at the U of L.

Alexander named Canada Research Chair in Child and Youth Studies

Dr. Kristine Alexander, an assistant professor of history at the University of Lethbridge, is named a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair (CRC) in Child and Youth Studies

UNews