Carly Adams

Collaborative historical project shortlisted for Governor General’s Award

Project centres the histories of Japanese Canadians in southern Alberta

University of Lethbridge researchers secure SSHRC funding

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

Nikkei Memory Capture Project a key feature of new Bunka Centre

New project allows visitors to hear the stories of Japanese Canadians and the challenges they faced as they settled in southern Alberta

Gift provides tuition awards for oral history summer institute

Five Indigenous students in the first ever Oral History Summer Institute received tuition awards thanks to donations from Drs. Carol Williams and Carly Adams, along with matching funds from the Mastercard Foundation.

Board of Governors appoints Tier I Board of Governors Research Chairs

Drs. Carly Adams, Theresa Burg, Elizabeth Galway and Claudia Gonzalez will begin their terms July 1, 2022

PUBlic Professor Series talk to highlight the value of oral histories as we examine the Nikkei experience

Dr. Carly Adam will present, “Hey, why don't we have a bonspiel?” Oral Histories, Sport, and (re)Imaging Community

U of L oral history workshops expand to Milk River

Alumnus Dale Leffingwell (BASc '71) partnered with the Centre for Oral History and Tradition to bring oral history workshops to Milk River as a way to help chronicle the area's history.

U of L social scientists net SSHRC awards worth nearly $440,000

Researchers will examine diverse topics ranging from consumer identities and health message to reduce sedentary behaviour to the social history of Canadians of Japanese descent.

Adams named to Canada Sports Hall of Fame Member Selection Committee

Dr. Carly Adams is a sports historian who has done significant work in the area of women in sport

Nikkei Memory Capture Project seeking citizens to contribute to post-war history of Japanese Canadians

Analyzing the cultural and social history of Canadian Nikkei (people of Japanese descent) in the second half of the 20th century, the project seeks to capture a portion of history that has been severely underrepresented

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Collaborative historical project shortlisted for Governor General’s Award

University of Lethbridge researchers secure SSHRC funding

Nikkei Memory Capture Project a key feature of new Bunka Centre

Gift provides tuition awards for oral history summer institute

Board of Governors appoints Tier I Board of Governors Research Chairs

PUBlic Professor Series talk to highlight the value of oral histories as we examine the Nikkei experience

U of L oral history workshops expand to Milk River

U of L social scientists net SSHRC awards worth nearly $440,000

Adams named to Canada Sports Hall of Fame Member Selection Committee

Nikkei Memory Capture Project seeking citizens to contribute to post-war history of Japanese Canadians

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