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Professor MacDowell’s research interests are in Canadian working-class and North American environmental history. She teaches a graduate course in comparative North American environmental history. Her notable publications include 'Remember Kirkland Lake: Gold Miners’ Strike 1941-42', 'Renegade Lawyer: Life J.L. Cohen', and 'Nuclear Portraits: Communities, Environment, Public Policy'. She has authored several articles, such as 'Relief Camp Workers in Ontario During the Great Depression of the 1930s' and 'Company Unionism in Canada 1919-48'. Additionally, she serves as a mentor and advisor to graduate students pursuing research in environmental history. MacDowell has been recognized with the Chalmers Award from the Champlain Society for her contributions to the field.
University of Toronto • Toronto, ON, Canada
Teaching graduate courses in comparative North American environmental history.
Department of Sociology