Curriculum Vitae. DANIEL HEIDT, Ph.D.

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1 CITIZENSHIP: Canadian Curriculum Vitae DANIEL HEIDT, Ph.D. Project Manager, The Confederation Debates Manager of Research and Administration, Centre on Foreign Policy and Federalism AREAS OF FOCUS: Canada th century political history, public history, digital humanities, Arctic science and the environment, Arctic sovereignty and security, Canadian-American relations, federalism. EDUCATION: Ph.D., History, Western University, supervised by Robert Wardhaugh ( ). o Dissertation: First Among Equals: The Development of Preponderant Federalisms in Upper Canada and Ontario to 1896, o Comprehensive Fields: Post-Confederation Canada, Modern United States, British Empire history (with focus on dominion comparisons). Master s, History, University of Waterloo, supervised by P. Whitney Lackenbauer ( ). o Thesis: From Bayonets to Stilettos to UN Resolutions: The Development of Howard Green s Views Regarding War, Undergraduate, Honours history, political science minor, University of Waterloo ( ). POSITIONS: Project Manager, The Confederation Debate, SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow, Frost Centre for Canadian Studies & Indigenous Studies, Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario ( ). Sessional Instructor, St. Jerome s University, Waterloo, Ontario (2013, 2015). Research Fellow and Research & Administration Manager, Centre for Foreign Policy and Federalism, St. Jerome s University, Waterloo, Ontario (2012-present). PUBLICATIONS: Books: Co-editor. Two Years Below the Horn: A Canadian s Experiences in Antarctica, Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press, With P. Whitney Lackenbauer. Co-editor. The Advisory Committee on Northern Development: Context and Meeting Minutes, Documents on Canadian Arctic Sovereignty and Security. Calgary: Centre for Military and Strategic Studies, xxxvi, 829 pp. With P. Whitney Lackenbauer. Available online at: 1

2 Booklet: Editor. Conflicts and Agreements: Canada s Foundations and Their Consequences, Waterloo: Centre on Foreign Policy and Federalism, Articles and Book Chapters: With Richard Goette. This is no Milk Run, : Operation Boxtop, in Canadian Armed Forces Arctic Operations, : Lessons Learned, Lost and Relearned. Edited by Adam Lajeunesse and P. Whitney Lackenbauer. Forthcoming, I think that would be the end of Canada: Howard Green, the Atomic Test-Ban, and Interest-Based Foreign Policy, American Review of Canadian Studies 42, no 3 (August 2012): With P. Whitney Lackenbauer. Sovereignty For Hire: Civilian Airlift Contractors and the Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line, In De-Icing Required! The Historical Dimension of the Canadian Air Force s Experience in the Arctic, edited by P. Whitney Lackenbauer and W.A. March, Sic Itur Ad Astra: Canadian Aerospace Power Studies No 4. Trenton: Canadian Forces Air Warfare Centre, Available online at: eng.pdf. Clenched in the JAWS of America? Canadian Sovereignty and the Joint Arctic Weather Stations, In Canadian Arctic Sovereignty and Security: Historical Perspectives, edited by P. Whitney Lackenbauer, Centre for Military and Strategic Studies Calgary Papers, No. 4. Calgary: Centre for Military and Strategic Studies, Available online at: Howard Green and Japanese Canadians. BC Studies Vol 164 (2009): Books in Progress: The Joint Arctic Weather Stations: Science and Sovereignty in the High Arctic, Manuscript will be submitted to a Canadian university press in early With P. Whitney Lackenbauer. First Among Equals: The Development of Preponderant Federalisms in Upper Canada and Ontario to 1896, Book manuscript to be submitted to a Canadian university press in Book Reviews: Revisiting Joseph Jockel s No Boundaries Upstairs. International Journal 70, no 2 (2015): Review of Webster, David. Fire and the Full Moon: Canada and Indonesia in a Decolonizing World (Vancouver: UBC Press, 2010). H-Canada, H-Net Reviews (July 2010). Review of Hart, Michael, From Pride to Influence: Towards a New Canadian Foreign Policy (Vancouver: UBC Press, 2008). H-Canada, H-Net Reviews. (August 2009). Textbook Contributions: Where Historians Disagree: Canada s British Connection, in R. Douglas Francis et al., Destinies: Canadian History Since Confederation, 7 th edition, Robert Wardhaugh. Toronto: Nelson Education. 2012,

3 PROJECT GRANTS AND CASH SUPPORT: 2016 Crabtree Foundation, for The Confederation Debates, ($60,000) York (co-developed with Colin Coates), for The Confederation Debates ($29,960) Canadian Business History Association, for The Confederation Debates ($2,000) Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History, for The Confederation Debates ($1,500) SSHRC Connection Grant (co-developed with P. Whitney Lackenbauer), for The Confederation Debates, ($48,424) Awards to Scholarly Publications Program (8,000) SSHRC Insight Grant (co-investigator, primary investigator: P. Whitney Lackenbauer), Canadian-American Relations in the Cold War Arctic, , ($107,771) SSHRC Connection Grant (co-investigator, primary investigator: Stephen Bocking), Cold Science: Arctic Science in North America During the Cold War, , ($19,754) Trent University, Vice President Research and International Strategic Initiatives Fund (coinvestigator with Stephen Bocking), Cold Science: Arctic Science in North America During the Cold War, , ($3,000) University of Manitoba, T. Glendenning Hamilton Research Grant ($600) 2015 St. Jerome s University, Academic Support Fund ($960) St. Jerome s University, Faculty Research Grant (co-investigator with P. Whitney Lackenbauer), Dr. Andrew Taylor, Operation Tabarin, and the Struggle for Recognition, ($7,435) University of Manitoba, Andrew Taylor Northern Studies Grant (co-investigator with P. Whitney Lackenbauer), ($1,500). AWARDS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS: SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellowship ($40,500 x 2 years) Roberta Bondar Postdoctoral Fellowship ($50,000 declined) Nominated for Western University Graduate Student Teaching Assistant Award Western University Graduate Thesis Research Award ($750) SSHRC Doctoral Scholarship ($35,000 x 3 years) Western University Graduate Research Scholarship ($7,500) Western University Jean Armstrong Fletcher Scholarship in Canadian History ($1,500) Nominated for Western University Graduate Student Teaching Assistant Award Western University Graduate Research Scholarship ($12,000) SSHRC Master s Scholarship ($17,500) Ontario Graduate Scholarship Program, ($15,000 - declined) Security and Defence Forum (SDF): Master of Arts Scholarship, ($10,000 - declined) University of Waterloo: President s Graduate Scholarship ($10,000) University of Waterloo: Faculty of Arts Graduate Scholarship ($2,500) University of Waterloo: History Undergraduate Departmental Award University of Waterloo: Dean s Honour s List. 3

4 PUBLICATION GRANTS: 2016 Awards to Scholarly Publications Program ($8,000) for Two Years Below the Horn St. Jerome s University Aid to Scholarly Publications Award ($1500) for Two Years Below the Horn RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE Lecture Courses: Hist 254 Canadian History: The National Period, St. Jerome s University (University of Waterloo), Winter Hist 385 From Macdonald to Laurier: Canada, , St. Jerome s University (University of Waterloo), Winter Teaching Assistantships: Western University, His 2201E Canada, Origins to the Present, Instructors: Alan MacEachern and Robert Wardhaugh Western University, His 2201E Canada, Origins to the Present, Instructors: Alan MacEachern and Jonathan Vance Western University, His 2201E Canada, Origins to the Present, Instructors: Michelle Hamilton, Benjamin Forster, and Robert Wardhaugh Western University, His 2201E Canada, Origins to the Present, Instructors: Roger Hall and Michelle Hamilton (Fall) University of Waterloo, Hist 200, History and Film, Instructor: Tracy Penny Light. Guest Lectures: Analyzing Digital History, with Sean Kheraj for HIST 4085 (Digital History), York University, 26 January The Founding of Confederation, for Hist 291 (Canadian History Through Film), St. Jerome s University, 13 January Continental Defence and the War in the Pacific, for Hist 226 (Canada in the Second World War), St. Jerome s University, 12 November The Great Explorers and the Quest for the NW Passage, for Hist 380 (History of the Canadian North), St. Jerome s University, 5 February Canada in the World: , for His 2201E (Canada: Origins to the Present), Western University, 28 March Additional Work Experience in Field: Project Manager for The Confederation Debates, , theconfederationdebates.ca. Report Coordinator for Rob Huebert (University of Calgary), Suzanne Lalonde (Université de Montréal) and P.W. Lackenbauer (St. Jerome s University), The Emerging Arctic Security Environment, ArcticNet, Research Assistant to Suzanne Lalonde (Université de Montréal), Research Assistant to P.W. Lackenbauer (St. Jerome s University), Assistant to Kenneth McLaughlin, St. Jerome s University, o Editing: Out of the Shadow of Orthodoxy: Endnotes and Reference Guide for McLaughlin, Kenneth. Out of the Shadow of Orthodoxy, Waterloo@50: Waterloo: University of Waterloo,

5 o Web designer: A Chronology of Computing at The University of Waterloo. University of Waterloo. ACADEMIC PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS Ontario: The Centre of Confederation? The Confederation Debates Workshop. St. Jerome s University. 11 February With Penny Bryden. Polar Science: Understanding Space and Place, Frost Centre on Canadian Studies and Indigenous Studies, 31 October Putting the Canadian Arctic in Its Place: Science, Sovereignty and the Arctic Environment During the Cold War, , University of Calgary, Canadian Historical Association, 31 May This is no Milk Run : Operation BOXTOP, , Wilfrid Laurier University, Laurier Centre for Military Strategic and Disarmament Studies History Colloquium, 7 May The Advisory Committee on Northern Development (ACND) and Arctic Science, Cold Science: Arctic Science in North America During the Cold War, Workshop co-hosted by the School for the Study of Canada and the Trent School for the Environment, Trent University. Presented by Daniel Heidt and co-authored with P.W. Lackenbauer. Eureka! Canadian-American Relations, Science, Technology, Masculinity and the Environment at an Arctic Weather Station During the Early Cold War. Trent University, 29 February With John Gilbert. Science, Sovereignty and Security in the North American Arctic. Understanding Arctic Sovereignty and Security: A Generative Workshop. St. Jerome s University, 8 June Mr. A. Taylor, a member of Operation Tabarin : The Antarctic, Arctic, and Imperial Experiences of a Manitoban. Canadian Historical Association. University of Ottawa, 1 June Dr. Andrew Taylor, Operation Tabarin, and the Struggle for Recognition. Wilfrid Laurier University, Laurier Centre for Military Strategic and Disarmament Studies History Colloquium, 9 May With P.W. Lackenbauer. IS LIFE NOT SO DEAR?: Science, Modernity, Security, and Imagining the Isolation of the Joint Arctic Weather Stations (JAWS). Social Science History Association Annual Meeting, Toronto, 6 November Fortunately for Canada Ontario is on Guard. Preponderant Federalisms in Ontario during the Manitoba Schools Debate, Mobilisations politiques et prises de parole citoyenne au Québec et au Canada. Université du Québec à Montréal. 2 October Too Far North for Eskimos: Testing the Limits of Postcolonial Analysis in the Canadian Arctic. The Postcolonial Arctic Conference. Leeds University, UK, 31 May Presented by Daniel Heidt and co-authored with P.W. Lackenbauer. There were only eight of us: Canadian Sovereignty at the Joint Arctic Weather Stations, Canadian Historical Association. Waterloo, Ontario, 30 May First Among Equals : Ontario Federalism, Canadian Historical Association. Waterloo, Ontario, 28 May Life at the Joint Arctic Weather Stations. Tri-U Graduate History Conference. Wilfrid Laurier University, 3 March I Think That Would Be the End of Canada : Howard Green, Disarmament, and Interest-Based Foreign Policy. Tri-University History Conference: Cold War Encounters. University of Waterloo, 16 October Participant in Panel Discussion moderated by Major William March concerning roles for the Canadian Air Force in the arctic at Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue (Montreal), Canadian Forces Aerospace 5

6 Warfare Centre, 16 th Annual Air Force Historical Workshop De-Icing Required! The Historical Dimension of the Canadian Air Force s Experience in the Arctic, 1-2 June Sovereignty for Hire: Civilian Contractors and the Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line. Sainte- Anne-de-Bellevue (Montreal), Canadian Forces Aerospace Warfare Centre, 16 th Annual Air Force Historical Workshop De-Icing Required! The Historical Dimension of the Canadian Air Force s Experience in the Arctic, 1-2 June With P.W. Lackenbauer. Clenched in the JAWS of America? Canada, the United States, Sovereignty, and the Joint Arctic Weather Stations, Western University. Bruce McCaffrey Memorial Graduate Seminar Series, 26 November The Renamed Building: Howard Green and Japanese Canadians. BC Studies Conference. University of Victoria, 1 May The Making of a Peacemonger? Howard Charles Green in the First World War. University of Waterloo. Laurier Centre for Military Strategic and Disarmament Studies History Colloquium, 2 May Appearances Can Be Deceiving: Canadian Sovereignty and the Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line. Strategic Studies Student Conference. University of Calgary, 7 March Damned if they DEW, damned if they don t? The Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line, Canadian- American Cold War Relations, and the Sovereignty Question. Tri-University History Conference, 10 November With P.W. Lackenbauer. INVITED LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS Andrew Taylor The Story of a Manitoban's Antarctic Command. Clair Hills Retirement Home, Waterloo. 10 November The Joint Arctic Weather Stations. Clair Hills Retirement Home, Waterloo. 24 August Putting the Cold War on Ice: Science, Sovereignty and Security in the Canadian Arctic During the Cold War, Trent University Northern Lecture Series. 23 March The Pleasures, Benefits,... Frustrations, and Pitfalls... of Academic Collaboration. Tri-University Professional Development Seminar. University of Waterloo. 3 March With P. Whitney Lackenbauer. Popularizing the Unpopular: Public History, Canada 150 and Confederation. Laurier University. 2 March The Confederation Debates. Carleton University. 26 September Surveying the Ends of the Earth: A Manitoban's Antarctic and Arctic Military Service, K-W Retired Business & Professional Men's Club. 12 November Compiling the Confederation Debates: An Academic and Professional Opportunity. Carleton University, 2 November Creating and Managing Your Archival Digital Workflows. Summer Institute on Conducting Archival Research (SICAR). Wilson Center, Washington DC, 28 May Flying balloons in the High Arctic: The Joint Arctic Weather Stations, Science and Technology, Suds & Speakers series, Frost Center for Canadian Studies & Indigenous Studies, 26 March, Archival Research in the Digital Age. St. Jerome s University, 3 February Data Overload?: Software Solutions for Academic Researchers. York University, 25 November

7 SERVICE: Co-organizer of Cold Science: Arctic Science in North America During the Cold War, workshop, Trent University, April 2016 (with Stephen Bocking). Peer Reviewer, NICHE Papers in Canadian History and Environment (2016). Peer Reviewer, Arctic (2015). Breakout Session Moderator, Summer Institute on Conducting Archival Research, Wilson Center, Washington DC, 28 May Participant, SSHRC/CAGS Roundtable: Imagining Canada s Future: Future Challenge Areas, 21 April Peer reviewer for International Journal (December 2014). Panel moderator, Canada and Conflict at Home and Abroad, Third Annual Western History Graduate Conference, 18 October Western University representative to Canadian Historical Association s Graduate Students Committee ( ). Canadian Historical Association s Political History Group Awards Committee (2009-Present). Graduate representative to Western University History Department Library Committee ( ). MEDIA: Digitization Will Not Bring Transparency, London Free Press, 16 May F-35 is the fighter we will need. London Free Press, 20 November 2010, E5. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Canadian Historical Association Canadian Historical Association s Political History Group Ontario Historical Society 7