Explore the intersections of sport and society through a historical lens at Wilfrid Laurier University beginning Winter 2027. This course delves into significant sports movements in North America over the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Join us to study how sports like hockey, baseball, and football reflect broader themes such as nationalism, violence, and the pursuit of rights. This engaging syllabus includes discussions about gender, colonialism, and the impact of industrialization and globalization on leisure activities. Candidates are encouraged to apply if they have a Master’s Degree in History and relevant teaching experience.
Key Responsibilities:
• Facilitate discussions on sports' cultural implications
• Analyze historical sports movements in Canada and the U.S.
• Prepare lectures on major themes from the course
• Assess student performance and engagement
• Provide supportive learning environments
Requirements:
• Master’s Degree in History is man...