Amy Shaw

Amy Shaw is an Associate Professor at the Department of History and Religion, University of Lethbridge. She holds a BA from York University, an MA from McMaster University, and a PhD from the University of Western Ontario. Her research focuses on Canadian wartime experiences, gender, and anti-war movements.

• Education
  • BA, York University
  • MA, McMaster University
  • PhD, University of Western Ontario

Her research explores the intersection of war and society, with a focus on citizenship and gender dynamics. Recent publications highlight women’s roles during the Great War and Canadian conscientious objection in WWI.

Shaw has supervised multiple graduate and undergraduate theses, including topics like wartime photography, immigration, and military experiences. She teaches courses ranging from foundational Western civilization to specialized studies on Canadian culture and conflicts in the 20th century.