The Laurier Centre for the Study of Canada is accepting sponsorships for the 35th Canadian Military History Colloquium (CMHC).

History

The CMHC has been held annually or biannually for close to 30 years. Hundreds of students, academics, amateur historians, veterans and active service personnel have attended, learning from each other and from speakers like historian Jack Granatstein, Dieppe veteran and DSO recipient Denis Whitaker, international scholars like Elizabeth Greenhalgh, and colloquium founder Terry Copp.

Format

The colloquium will include some 30 (est.) papers on a variety of topics. Timothy Andrews Sayle will deliver the keynote address on Friday following a reception. Exhibitors will be present from major university presses.

Why be a sponsor?

Sponsors will benefit from visibility at the largest military history conference in Canada.

Sponsorship will benefit military history / war and society scholarship in Canada. The CMHC is an important venue for:

• collaborative work: students, amateur historians and early career researchers meet, present alongside, and benefit from the feedback of leaders in the field
• attracting new talent: a collegial atmosphere encourages the next generation of military historians in Canada
• public engagement: the CMHC is the rare academic conference that attracts interested members of the public, many with family ties to Canada’s military history

For more information or to purchase a sponsorship, contact the organising team at cmhc@studyofcanada.ca.

sponsorship packages: