History Faculty

Africa, colonialism, history of religion

Modern Europe, especially Germany and Central/East Central Europe in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries; European Jewish and women's history; East European and German film and literature, socialism, war and revolution.

History of North American Indigenous Peoples; Ancient America; the American Revolution and Ohio Valley; the History of Three Sisters polyculture farming; Red Power and Indigenous Activism; Agricultural History and Corn

Europe and the Mediterranean between 300 and 1500 C.E., Spain and Portugal, medieval travel narratives.

Modern imperial Britain, colonial and global history, postcolonial science studies, race, gender and disability studies

African American intellectual tradition; immigration, border studies and transnationalism; Atlantic history

LGBTQ studies, disability studies, Latin American & Latinx studies

African American, 20th Century U.S., Gender, Movement/s, and Education

Early American Republic, History of Capitalism, Political Economy

Frontier history, East Asian environmental history, Serbi-Mongolic languages and linguistics

Modern European history, French history, peace history

Islamic history, history of Central Eurasia, Ottoman history, women and gender in Islamic history.

Race and criminal justice, slavery and southern history, the dynamics of African-American identity formation

Medieval history, intellectual and cultural history, interfaith relations, medievalism, historiography.

Early Modern France; History of Science; History of Medicine

Business history, labor history, U.S. history

History of India and South Asia, Indian politics, globalization and migration, transnational communities.

Chinese and inner-Asian history, comparative history of north Asia 11th-14th centuries, Mongol empire.

Modern British history and the British empire

American intellectual, cultural and Southern history.