Resume

• 2007

  Research Associate

  Dept. of History

• 2004

  University of Ottawa

  University of Saskatchewan

  Saskatchewan

  Canada

  Associate Professor

  PhD

  History

• 2003

  University of Ottawa

  Voyageur Database Project

  University of Ottawa

  Assistant Director

  The Voyageur Database Project is a research project run out of the department of history at the University of Ottawa. The purpose of the project was to collect and digitize voyageur work contracts for the Montreal fur trade (1740s-1830s). The database thus far comprises approximately 33

  000 contracts. It provides unique insight into the nature of early business practices in Canada

  and offers an opportunity to understand the continental scope of the fur trade in early Canadian history.\n\nThe project was funded through the Métis National Council Research Initiative

  under the direction of Dr. Nicole St-Onge. I worked building and managing the project for two years and now serve as assistant director for the project.

  Voyageur Database Project

  University of Saskatchewan

  Saskatoon

  Saskatchewan

  I am a tenured assistant professor of history specializing on the history of 18th century French North America and French-Aboriginal relations in the Illinois Country and Upper Louisiana. I teach courses on early Canadian

  fur trade

  and French colonial history.

  Assistant Professor

  French

  MA

  History

• 1996

  BA Honours

  History

• French and Indians in the Heart of North America

  1630-1815

  \"This fascinating and important book features cutting-edge research on French-Native relations by many of the field's leading lights. Ranging widely to encompass cultural

  environmental

  economic

  and legal histories of the early American encounter

  these essays demonstrate the inseparability of Native and French societies in the Great Lakes region.

  French and Indians in the Heart of North America

  1630-1815: Robert Englebert

  Guillaume Teasdale: 9781611860740: Books - Amazon.ca

  University Teaching

  Lecturing

  Editing

  History

  Academic Writing

  Teaching

  Curriculum Development

  Research

  Higher Education

  Qualitative Research

  Policy Analysis

  Research Design

  French and Indians in the Heart of North America

  1630-1815

  Guillaume Teasdale

  Englebert

  Englebert

  University of Saskatchewan