Faculty
Ordinary Faculty
ABI-MERSHED, Osama W. (PhD, Georgetown, 2003; assoc. prof. and Director of Center for Contemporary Arab Studies)
Middle East and North Africa
ÁGOSTON, Gábor (PhD, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 1994; assoc. prof.)
Ottoman Empire, Turkey, early modern military
Middle East and North Africa
ÁGOSTON, Gábor (PhD, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, 1994; assoc. prof.)
Ottoman Empire, Turkey, early modern military
AKSAKAL, Mustafa (PhD, Princeton, 2003; assoc. prof.)
Modern Turkey, Ottoman Empire, Middle East
Modern Turkey, Ottoman Empire, Middle East
ASTARITA, Tommaso (PhD, Johns Hopkins 1988; prof. and Director of Undergraduate Studies)
Early Modern Europe, Mediterranean
BENEDICT, Carol Ann (PhD, Stanford 1992; prof. )
China, Chinese medicine, Japan
BENTON-COHEN, Katherine (PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison 2002; assoc. prof.)
19th and 20th century U.S., Gender, American West
Early Modern Europe, Mediterranean
BENEDICT, Carol Ann (PhD, Stanford 1992; prof. )
China, Chinese medicine, Japan
BENTON-COHEN, Katherine (PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison 2002; assoc. prof.)
19th and 20th century U.S., Gender, American West
CHATELAIN, Marcia (PhD, Brown,2008; asst. prof.)
American civilization, African American, women/food/culture/community
COLLINS, David, S.J. (PhD, Northwestern 2004; assoc. prof.)
Medieval Germany
COLLINS, James B. (PhD, Columbia 1978; prof.)
16th- through 18th-century Europe
DAVID-FOX, Michael (PhD, Yale, 1993; assoc. prof.)
modern Russia, Soviet/Russia/Eurasia
DUNKLEY, Peter (PhD, Stanford 1976; assoc. prof., History, and assoc. dean, School of Foreign Service)
Britain (esp. 19th century)
EVTUHOV, Catherine (PhD, California, Berkeley 1991; prof.)
Imperial Russia, ideas, culture, religion, local history
GAMES, Alison F. (PhD, Pennsylvania 1992; prof. and Director, Georgetown Institute for Global History)
Colonial America, Atlantic, migration
GOLDFRANK, David M. (PhD, Washington 1970; prof.)
Medieval and early modern Russia, Russian intellectual and foreign policy, eastern Europe
HADDAD, Yvonne (PhD, Hartford Sem. 1979; prof. and faculty, Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding)
Middle East, 20th-century Islamic, social and intellectual
HORVATH-PETERSON, Sandra (PhD, Catholic 1971; assoc. prof.)
Modern France (esp. social and religious)
JACKSON, Maurice (PhD, Georgetown 2001; assoc. prof.)
Atlantic, African-American, Radicalism
KAMINSKI, Andrzej (PhD, Jagellonian, Poland, 1966; prof.)
Early Modern East Central Europe, Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth
KAZIN, Michael (PhD, Stanford 1983; prof.)
U.S. social movements and politics, Reconstruction to present
KIM, Christine (PhD, Harvard 2004; asst. prof.)
Modern Korea, colonial modernity, empire studies
LANGER, Erick (PhD, Stanford 1984; prof. and Director, Center for Latin American Studies)
Latin America and Andes, social and economic, frontiers
LEONARD, Amy (PhD, Berkeley 1999; assoc. prof.)
Early modern Germany, gender, Protestant Reformation
MANNING, Chandra (PhD, Harvard 2002; assoc. prof.)
19th-century U.S., sectionalism, Civil War/Reconstruction, baseball
MCCANN, Bryan (PhD, Yale 1999; assoc. prof. and Director of Master's Programs)
Latin America, modern Brazil, popular culture
MCCARTIN, Joseph (PhD, SUNY-Binghamton 1990; assoc. prof. and Director of the Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor)
20th-century U.S. labor, social, political
MCKITTRICK, Meredith (PhD, Stanford 1995; assoc. prof.)
African colonial, gender
MCNEILL, John (PhD, Duke 1981; University Professor)
Environmental, Mediterranean, Atlantic
MILLWARD, James (PhD, Stanford 1993; prof.)
Intersocietal history, late Imperial China, Central and Inner Asia, Xinjiang, Mongolia, Tibet, frontiers, ethnicity
DUNKLEY, Peter (PhD, Stanford 1976; assoc. prof., History, and assoc. dean, School of Foreign Service)
Britain (esp. 19th century)
EVTUHOV, Catherine (PhD, California, Berkeley 1991; prof.)
Imperial Russia, ideas, culture, religion, local history
GAMES, Alison F. (PhD, Pennsylvania 1992; prof. and Director, Georgetown Institute for Global History)
Colonial America, Atlantic, migration
GOLDFRANK, David M. (PhD, Washington 1970; prof.)
Medieval and early modern Russia, Russian intellectual and foreign policy, eastern Europe
HADDAD, Yvonne (PhD, Hartford Sem. 1979; prof. and faculty, Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding)
Middle East, 20th-century Islamic, social and intellectual
HORVATH-PETERSON, Sandra (PhD, Catholic 1971; assoc. prof.)
Modern France (esp. social and religious)
JACKSON, Maurice (PhD, Georgetown 2001; assoc. prof.)
Atlantic, African-American, Radicalism
KAMINSKI, Andrzej (PhD, Jagellonian, Poland, 1966; prof.)
Early Modern East Central Europe, Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth
KAZIN, Michael (PhD, Stanford 1983; prof.)
U.S. social movements and politics, Reconstruction to present
KIM, Christine (PhD, Harvard 2004; asst. prof.)
Modern Korea, colonial modernity, empire studies
LANGER, Erick (PhD, Stanford 1984; prof. and Director, Center for Latin American Studies)
Latin America and Andes, social and economic, frontiers
LEONARD, Amy (PhD, Berkeley 1999; assoc. prof.)
Early modern Germany, gender, Protestant Reformation
MANNING, Chandra (PhD, Harvard 2002; assoc. prof.)
19th-century U.S., sectionalism, Civil War/Reconstruction, baseball
MCCANN, Bryan (PhD, Yale 1999; assoc. prof. and Director of Master's Programs)
Latin America, modern Brazil, popular culture
MCCARTIN, Joseph (PhD, SUNY-Binghamton 1990; assoc. prof. and Director of the Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor)
20th-century U.S. labor, social, political
MCKITTRICK, Meredith (PhD, Stanford 1995; assoc. prof.)
African colonial, gender
MCNEILL, John (PhD, Duke 1981; University Professor)
Environmental, Mediterranean, Atlantic
MILLWARD, James (PhD, Stanford 1993; prof.)
Intersocietal history, late Imperial China, Central and Inner Asia, Xinjiang, Mongolia, Tibet, frontiers, ethnicity
MORAN CRUZ, Jo Ann Hoeppner (PhD, Brandeis 1976; assoc. prof.)
medieval and early modern, education and literacy, England
MUSCOLINO, Micah (PhD, Harvard, 2006; assoc. prof.)
Environmental history, China
Environmental history, China
OLESKO, Kathryn (PhD, Cornell 1980; assoc. prof., History, and faculty, Center for German and European Studies)
17th- to 20th-century European science and technology; gender and science
PAINTER, David (PhD, North Carolina 1982; assoc. prof.)
U.S. diplomatic
ROSHWALD, Aviel (PhD, Harvard 1987; prof. and chair)
19th- and 20th-century European diplomatic, ethnic politics and nationalism
ROTHMAN, Adam (PhD, Columbia, 2000; assoc. prof. and Director of Doctoral Studies)
early national U.S., slavery, Atlantic
SAND, Jordan (PhD, Columbia 1996; assoc. prof., History, and chair, East Asian Languages & Cultures)
Modern Japan, social reform, domesticity
SHEDEL, James P. (PhD, Rochester 1978; assoc. prof.)
Habsburg Austria, Germany, central Europe
SPENDELOW, Howard (PhD, Harvard 1982; assoc. prof.)
China, East Asia
TUCKER, Judith (PhD, Harvard 1981; prof.)
Middle East and Egypt, women, Ottoman
TUCKER, Nancy Bernkopf (PhD, Columbia 1980; prof.)
U.S. diplomatic, U.S.-East Asian relations, East Asia
TUTINO, John (PhD, Texas, Austin 1976; prof.)
Latin America, Mexico, social/cultural/political and Director of Americas Initiative Program)
U.S. diplomatic
ROSHWALD, Aviel (PhD, Harvard 1987; prof. and chair)
19th- and 20th-century European diplomatic, ethnic politics and nationalism
ROTHMAN, Adam (PhD, Columbia, 2000; assoc. prof. and Director of Doctoral Studies)
early national U.S., slavery, Atlantic
SAND, Jordan (PhD, Columbia 1996; assoc. prof., History, and chair, East Asian Languages & Cultures)
Modern Japan, social reform, domesticity
SHEDEL, James P. (PhD, Rochester 1978; assoc. prof.)
Habsburg Austria, Germany, central Europe
SPENDELOW, Howard (PhD, Harvard 1982; assoc. prof.)
China, East Asia
TUCKER, Judith (PhD, Harvard 1981; prof.)
Middle East and Egypt, women, Ottoman
TUCKER, Nancy Bernkopf (PhD, Columbia 1980; prof.)
U.S. diplomatic, U.S.-East Asian relations, East Asia
TUTINO, John (PhD, Texas, Austin 1976; prof.)
Latin America, Mexico, social/cultural/political and Director of Americas Initiative Program)
VAIDIK, Aparna (PhD, Nehru University, New Delhi 2005; asst. prof. )
South Asia
South Asia
VOLL, John (PhD, Harvard 1969; prof., History, and faculty, Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding)
World history; Middle East, modern Islamic
VON DER GOLTZ, Anna (D.Phil., Modern History, Merton College, Oxford, 2007; asst. prof.)
political and cultural history of Germany in the twentieth century, on myth, memory, and commemoration
political and cultural history of Germany in the twentieth century, on myth, memory, and commemoration
Visiting Faculty
O'BRIEN, Patricia (PhD, Sydney 1999; visiting asst. prof., History and School of Foreign Service)
Australia, race, gender, sexuality, colonial politics, film
PINKARD, Susan (PhD, Chicago 1982; visiting assoc. prof.)
Europe, history of ideas, history of material culture
SODHY, Pamela (PhD, Cornell 1982; visiting assoc. prof.)
Southeast Asia, U.S.
SHANKAR, Shobana (PhD, UCLA 2003; visiting asst. prof.)
Africa, Western Africa
medieval and modern languages and literature, Asian languages
medieval and modern languages and literature, Asian languages
UCERLER, M. Antoni J., S.J. (D.Phil., University of Oxford, UK 1999; visiting assoc. prof.)
medieval and modern languages and literature, Asian language and culture
ZIMMERS, Stefan (PhD, Georgetown 2007; visiting asst. prof.)
Medieval Europe
Visiting Researchers
MOUHOT, Jean-Francois (PhD, European University
Institute of Florence 2006; visiting researcher) environmental history, Saint-Domingue/Haïti; Climate Change and Energy
Adjunct Faculty
APEL, Tomas (PhD cand., Davis Lecturer)
US
CORCORAN, John (PhD cand., Davis Lecturer)
Russia
FERNANDEZ, Rodolfo (PhD cand., Davis Lecturer)
Latin America
FRANCIS-FALLON, Benjamin (PhD cand., Prof. Lecturer)
US
HOWER, Joseph (PhD cand., Davis Lecturer)
Transatlantic
KAPLAN, Lawrence S. (PhD, Yale 1951; adj. prof.)
U.S. military, diplomatic society
U.S. military, diplomatic society
KATZ, Kimberly (PhD, NYU 2001; adj. prof.)
Social and cultural history of Middle East and North Africa, with current emphasis on Jordan, Palestine, and urban history in Tunisia, focused on city of Qayrawan
KERN, Darcy (PhD cand., Prof. Lecturer)
late modern Europe
KRACHE-MORRIS, Evelyn (PhD cand., Davis Lecturer)
US Diplomatic
KUISEL, Richard (PhD, Berkeley 1963; adj. prof., History, and faculty, German and European Studies)
20th-century France, contemporary Europe, Americanization
20th-century France, contemporary Europe, Americanization
LUFF, Jennifer (PhD, William and Mary, 2005; Director, Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor)
MURPHY, Curtis (PhD cand., Prof. Lecturer)
eastern Europe and Russia
PAXTON, Jennifer (PhD, Harvard 1999; adj. prof.)
Medieval Europe
Medieval Europe
WALL, Michael (PhD, Georgetown 2002; adj. prof.)
Sino-U.S. Relations, motion picture imagery and censorship
Sino-U.S. Relations, motion picture imagery and censorship
WIEMERS, Alice (PhD cand., Hopkins, adj. prof)
Africa
Related Faculty
BALZER, Harley (PhD, Pennsylvania 1980; assoc. prof. of government)
Russian politics, social history, science and technology, education
ERNST, Daniel (JD, Chicago 1983, LLM, Wisconsin 1988, PhD, Princeton 1989; prof. of law)
U.S. legal
Emeritus Faculty
BROWN, Dorothy M. (PhD, Georgetown 1962; prof. emerita)
20th-century America, interwar America, Progressive Era
CHICKERING, Roger (PhD, Stanford 1968; prof. emeritus)
Modern Germany
CURRAN, R. Emmett (PhD, Yale 1974; prof. emeritus)
American intellectual and religious, American immigration, U.S. South
DUNCAN, Richard (PhD, Ohio State 1963; prof. emeritus)
U.S. political, Civil War and Reconstruction, Middle Period U.S.
JOHNSON, Ronald M. (PhD, Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 1970; prof. emeritus)
American urban, African-American, U.S. social
RUEDY, John D. (PhD, California, Berkeley 1965; prof. emeritus)
Islamic civilization, Middle East, Maghrib
CURRAN, R. Emmett (PhD, Yale 1974; prof. emeritus)
American intellectual and religious, American immigration, U.S. South
DUNCAN, Richard (PhD, Ohio State 1963; prof. emeritus)
U.S. political, Civil War and Reconstruction, Middle Period U.S.
JOHNSON, Ronald M. (PhD, Illinois, Urbana-Champaign 1970; prof. emeritus)
American urban, African-American, U.S. social
RUEDY, John D. (PhD, California, Berkeley 1965; prof. emeritus)
Islamic civilization, Middle East, Maghrib
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All faculty A to Z
Associate Professor; History-Middle East and North Africa. Director; Center for Contemporary Arab Studies (CCAS)
Associate Professor
Professor; Director of Undergraduate Studies
Associate Professor
Associate Professor; Jesuit Father
Professor
Associate Professor
Professor; Dorothy M. Brown Distinguished Professor of History; Acting Director of Doctoral Studies
Professor
Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Professor Emeritus
Professor
Professorial Lecturer
Professor
Assistant Professor
Adjunct Professor
Professor and Director, CLAS
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Associate Professor; Director of MAGIC, Main Campus Non-Ordinary -- Adjunct; Director, Master's in Global, International and Comparative History (MAGIC)
Associate Professor; Director, Kalmanovitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor
Associate Professor
Professor; University Professor
Professor
Associate Professor; Director, Medieval Studies
Associate Professor; Director, Master of Arts in German & European Studies Program
Associate Professor
Professorial Lecturer, Main Campus Non-Ordinary -- Adjunct
Visiting Associate Professor
Professor and Chair
Associate Professor & Director of Graduate Studies
Chair, Associate Professor of Japanese History
Associate Professor
Associate Professor
Professor of History; Professor of History,
Director, Master of Arts in Arab Studies Program
Professor
Professor
Professor
