Morris K. Mott

B.A., M.A. (Manitoba), Ph.D. (Queen's)

Associate Professor

Telephone: (204) 727-7421
Email: mott@BrandonU.ca
Office:  321 Clark Hall-Original Building

 

Research Interests:

 

The History of Sport

The History of Western Canada

 

Teaching Interests:

 

Canadian History, Western Canadian History, Canadian-American Relations
The History of Sport

 

Publications:

 

Entries on “baseball,” “curling,” “hockey,” and “Norris, T.C.,” in I. Boyens (ed.), Encyclopedia of Manitoba ( Winnipeg : Great Plains Publications, 2007).

 

"William Wright Breen" and "Thomas Herman Johnson" in Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Volume 15, 2005

 

"An Immense Hold in the Public Estimation:  The First Quarter Century of Hockey in Manitoba," Manitoba History, Spring/Summer, 2002.

 

"`Tough to Make It':  The History of Professional Team Sports in Manitoba," in J. Welsted, J. Everitt and C. Stadel, (eds.) The Geography of Manitoba:  Its Land and Its People, (Winnipeg:  University of Manitoba Press, 1996).

Sports in Canada: Historical Readings (Mississauga: Copp Clark Pitman, 1989).

With John Allardyce, Curling Capital: Winnipeg and the Roarin' Game, 1876-1988 (Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press, 1989).

"The Canadian National Team, 1963 to 1970," in Dan Diamond (ed.), Total Hockey (Toronto:  Don Diamond & Associates, 1998).

 "Curling," and "Ice Hockey," in Encyclopedia of World Sport, Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 1996).

         Editorial Board, Manitoba History

 

 

Courses Taught:

 

54:155    Canada to 1867

          54:156    Canada Since Confederation

54:265    History of Sports in the Western World

          54:270    The History of the Canadian West to 1885

54:271    The History of the Canadian West since 1885

          54:362    North American Colonies to 1775

54:363    British North America, 1775-1867

          54:364    Canada from Confederation to 1939

54:365    Canada from World War II to the Present

          54:381    History of the  Canadian-American Relationship

54:455    History of Manitoba since 1812

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