Fall 2024 at the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies
Tuesdays: The Nordic Nations: From Vikings to Modernity (in-class) (open for enrollment, click here to register)
Wednesdays: The History of Scotland (in-class) (open for enrollment, click here to register)
Thursdays: Peter the Great and the Building of Saint Petersburg (online) (open for enrollment, click here to register)
Winter 2025 at the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies
Tuesdays: Women in Power (in-class) (open for enrollment, click here to register)
Thursdays: Artists and Their Royal Patrons (in-class) (open for enrollment, click here to register)
Winter 2024 (online courses)
Fall 2023 (in person and online courses)
Tuesdays (in class) 3814 – Behind the Crown: The Monarchy from Victoria to Charles III (University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies)
Wednesdays (online) 3168 – Marie Antoinette & the French Revolution (University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies)
2022-2023 (in person and online courses)
Fall 2022
Tuesdays (in class) Women in Power (University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies)
Wednesdays (online) Marie Antoinette and the French Revolution (University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies)
Fridays (online) Modern Monarchies: Connections and Continuity (Glendon College, Living and Learning in Retirement)
Winter 2023
Tuesdays (in class) Magna Carta and the Making of the Modern World (University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies)
Thursdays (online) Imperial Spain (University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies)
2021-2022 (online courses)
Winter 2022 University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies, 3814-001 Behind the Crown: The Monarchy from Victoria to Elizabeth II
Fall 2021 University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies, 3467-003 The Romanovs and the Russian Revolution
2020-2021 (online courses)
Spring 2021 University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies 3168 – Marie Antoinette & the French Revolution – online
Winter 2021 Hot Docs Cinema: Curious Minds – Secrets of Scandinavia (online)
Winter 2021 University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies 3102 – Imperial Spain – online
2019-2020
Winter 2020 Learning Unlimited Etobicoke – Imperial Spain
2018-2019
Spring 2019 University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies: SCS 3168 Marie Antoinette and the French Revolution
Winter 2019 University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies: SCS 2989 – Richard III: Monstrous or Misunderstood
2017-2018
Spring 2018: University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies, SCS 3012-002 Imperial Spain
Fall 2017: University of Toronto, School of Continuing Studies, SCS 2840-003 Women in Power
2016-2017
Spring 2017: University of Toronto, School of Continuing Studies, SCS 2988-002 Peter the Great and the Building of Saint Petersburg
Winter 2017: University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies, SCS 3168-001 “Marie Antoinette and the French Revolution”
Fall 2016: University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies, SCS 2989-002 “Richard III: Monstrous or Misunderstood”
2015-2016
Spring 2016: University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies SCS 3102-001 “Imperial Spain”
Fall 2015: University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies SCS 3100-001 “Magna Carta and The Making of the Modern World.”
2014-2015
Spring 2015: University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies SCS 2840-002 “Women in Power”
Winter 2015: University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies, SCS 2989-001 “Richard III: Monstrous or Misunderstood”
Fall 2014: University of Toronto, School of Continuing Studies, SCS 2988-001 Peter the Great and the Building of St. Petersburg
Fall 2014: Learning Unlimited, Fairfield Seniors Centre, Women and Leadership in History. Click here for full list of lectures
2013-2014:
Fall 2013: University of Toronto, School of Continuing Studies, SCS 1665 University Lecture Series. Click here for full course description and enrollment details.
Spring 2014: University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies SCS 2840: Women in Power. Click here for full course description and enrollment details.
Past Teaching Experience:
- Lecturer, SCS 1665-041, University Lecture Series, University of Toronto, School of Continuing Studies, Toronto, Fall 2012 and Winter 2013. Delivering lectures about the history of Canada and the monarchy and Queen Henrietta Maria and Queen Marie Antoinette.
- Teaching Fellow, History 321: Society and Culture of Europe (1500-1800), Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Fall and Winter, 2011-2012. Second year seminar course encompassing the social, cultural and political history of Early Modern Europe.
- Teaching Fellow, History 121: The Intellectual Origins of the Contemporary West, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Fall and Winter, 2009-2010. First year lecture/seminar course discussing primary source material written by the most influential thinkers in the Western tradition.
- Teaching Assistant, History 248: The Crusades, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Winter 2008. Second year lecture course about the social and political history of the Crusades.
- Teaching Assistant, History 245: Imperial Russia, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Fall, 2007. Second year lecture course about the political and intellectual history of Russia from Peter the Great to Nicholas II.
- Teaching Assistant, History 287: Early Modern England, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Winter, 2007. Second year lecture course about the rise of the state in Tudor/Stuart England.
- Teaching Assistant, History 290: Ireland to 1848, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Fall, 2006. Second year lecture course about the political and social history of medieval and early modern Ireland.
Hello Ms. Harris, could you please tell me if you will be teaching “The Romanovs and the Russian Revolution” (SCS 3467) in 2019?
If so, very much looking forward to it!
Michelle
I will not be teaching The Romanovs and The Russian Revolution in 2019 but the course may be offered in 2020!
Hello Carolyn Harris
I am trying to find out more information on Cosmo Duff Gordon. Have you heard any rumours or indeed proof that he had an illegitimate daughter in 1911? Who was my mother. We, my siblings and I were made aware of this in 2016..since then we have researched the possibility but have made some, but little definite headway.