Perpetual Poverty and McGill Graduate Students
<p>Just last January 2023, two historians wrote an insightful article about the reality and poverty of pursuing graduate work in a history department, including at McGill, a Canadian university. Will Langford of Dalhousie University and Catherine Carstairs of the University of Guelph wrote, “The high cost of inadequate funding for grad students A recent report on the future of the history PhD shows many students are living below the poverty line.” Their article discusses the final report of the Task Force on the Future of the History Ph.D. in Canada, established by the Canadian Historical Association, which has been published. The report discusses various issues, including the promotion of research that spans multiple disciplines, the decolonization of academic processes, the reduction of completion time for doctoral programs, and the enhancement of graduate supervisory practices. <a href="https://bonniekgoodman.medium.com/perpetual-poverty-and-mcgill-graduate-students-db54ec5e7cbb#_ftn1" rel="noopener ugc nofollow">[1</a></p>
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