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George Buri is an instructor specializing in Canadian and American world history. He earned a PhD in History from the University of Manitoba in 2009, a Master's degree in History from York University in 2002, and a Bachelor's degree from Brandon University in 2001. Buri's research interests focus on significant historical periods and events, particularly those related to educational catastrophes, film censorship, and the impact of the Great War on local communities. Among his notable publications are 'Between Education Catastrophe: Battle Public Schooling Postwar Manitoba,' published by McGill-Queen's University Press in 2016, and works discussing film censorship in early 20th century Manitoba and alien detention centers during the Great War. In addition to his publications, he is active in outreach, having written and performed a one-person storytelling show at the Winnipeg and Edmonton Fringe Festivals in 2022 and creating study guides for public audiences. Buri has been recognized for his teaching excellence, receiving the Faculty of Arts Teaching Excellence Award in 2015 and the Arts Student Body Council World Teacher Day Award in 2021.
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