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Assistant Professor of History
Phone: 905.648.2139 Ext 4435
Fax: 905.648.2134
Office: 208C
Email: kflatt@redeemer.ca

Courses taught 2009/2010:
HIS105  Development of Western Civilization
HIS221  Canadian History: Pre-confederation
HIS222  Canadian History: Post-confederation
HIS312  Totalitarianism in 20th century
HIS357  Middle East Since 600
HIS411  Church History Reading Seminar

EDUCATION

Ph.D. (2009), McMaster University
Dissertation: "The Survival and Decline of the Evangelical Identity of the United Church of Canada, 1930-1971."

M.A. (2004), History, University of Western Ontario

B.A. (2003), Economics, University of Waterloo


RESEARCH INTERESTS

  • Protestantism in Canada
  • Secularization and religious change in Western societies
  • Social and cultural change in Canada since 1945

CURRENT RESEARCH

Dr. Flatt is currently revising his doctoral thesis, “The Survival and Decline of the Evangelical Identity of the United Church of Canada, 1930-1971,” with a view to publication of this research in book form. He is also working together with researchers from Wilfrid Laurier University and Trent University on a study of the effectiveness of a recent national advertising campaign of the United Church


RESEARCH FUNDING

"A Mainline Minority: Evangelical Renewal Groups within the United Church of Canada, 1966-2009", funded by Centre for Research on Canadian Evangelicalism, 2009-2010

Canada Graduate Scholarship (Doctoral), Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, 2005-2008


RECENT PUBLICATIONS


Flatt, Kevin. "Theological Innovation from Spiritual Experience: Henry Alline's Anti-Calvinism in Late Eighteenth-Century Nova Scotia and New England." Journal of Religious History 33:3 (September 2009).


PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS AND ASSOCIATIONS

Conference on Faith and History

 
 
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