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TEACHING ASSISTANTS

Here are posted short bios of Dr. Kislenko’s teaching and marking assistants. If you are interested in applying for work as an assistant please contact Dr. Kislenko for further instructions and criteria. In general, all assistants must meet the following conditions:

1) have a minimum Honours BA in History, International Relations, or similar field. Ideally be enrolled in a graduate programme (Masters or PhD level) at an accredited institution, preferably in History or International Relations, although other programmes may be acceptable

2) be able and willing to work in accordance with the class timetables Dr. Kislenko has in the given term

3) be able and willing to work as part of a team and to have an interactive approach to teaching and learning

4) be genuinely committed to teaching with an obvious enthusiasm and desire to learn.

TAs Fall 2022:

HST 540

Aidan Kerr is a doctoral student in the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto and holds both a Master’s Degree in Immigration and Settlement Studies and a BA in Politics from Ryerson
University. His research focus is on human trafficking, intelligence sharing, and international relations. Aidan has extensive experience as a Teaching Assistant and is always willing to provide insight on his academic journey. Email: aidan.kerr@ryerson.ca

Tristan Hubbard graduated from the Ryerson Honours History program, and is currently finishing a History MA program at Western University. His interests lay in studying US history, especially its history of international relations, foreign and presidential policies. For his Thesis/Cognate, he is writing a paper about US historiography throughout the 20th century and how American historians built the idea – or myth to some – of US “Isolationism” in the 1910s, 20s and 30s. Email: tristan.hubbard@ryerson.ca

Allison Kinahan is an MA student in the Department of History at the University of Toronto. Having graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University’s Performance: Production program with a minor in
History, she now researches instances of theatre and performance in times of war and confinement, particularly in prisoner of war and displacement camps during the Second World War era. Email: akinahan@ryerson.ca

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