World History
April 21, 2026 | University Center - UC1
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This program introduces the causes, general history, and aftermath of the Rebellion of 1837 – a pivotal but often overlooked uprising in Canada. While not achieving a complete break with Great Britain, these rebellions did ultimately lead to the formation of the Canadian government. Through research and family records, this class blends broader historical context, offering a personal lens on a turbulent moment in Canadian history.
“About the Presenter: Kim Parr is a graduate of the University of Michigan with more than thirty years of museum experience. She currently serves as the Collections Curator at the Packard Proving Grounds Historical Site and previously held positions at institutions such as Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield Village, and has served as an adjunct professor at the University of Detroit–Mercy. Kim is also fluent in German, having worked in Nürnberg and studied at the Universität Bielefeld. ”