Professor emeritus (Ph.D. Indiana, l966) Russian Empire, Soviet Union, 18th-century Russian social history, Medieval Russia.
Victor Bailey Charles W. Battey Distinguished Professor of Modern British History (Ph.D. Warwick, 1975) Modern British social and economic history.
Associate Professor, History and Environmental Studies (Ph.D. Kansas, 2000; J.D. Harvard, 1983; M.Sc. London School of Economics, 1980; B.A. Yale, 1978), U.S. environmental history, American legal history, and postwar American culture and politics.
Professor emeritus (Ph.D. Indiana, 1962) East Central Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries, Poland from the partitions to the present, history of Communist nations. Hall Center Chaired Professor (Ph.D. Cambridge, 1981) British political, intellectual and religious history, 17-19th century. Associate Professor (Ph.D. Johns Hopkins) British cultural history. Associate Professor (Ph.D. Princeton, 1992) Early Modern European social and cultural history, 16th and 17th century Spain, Renaissance and Reformation. Assistant Professor (Ph.D. University of Texas at Austin, 2003, M.A. 1999; B.A. La Sierra University 1995). Environmental history (esp. climate, disasters, oceans); Latin America since 1750 (esp. Andes and Cuba ); history of science and technology (esp. meteorology, oceanography, ecology, transportation, agriculture), global history. Associate Professor (Ph.D. Wisconsin, 1972) History of physical sciences, esp. chemistry, institutional development of the sciences. Assistant Professor with joint appointment in History and American Studies (Ph.D. UCLA, 2004) African American history, black religion, and 1920's Harlem. Associate Professor (Ph.D. Princeton, 1996) Early Republic, Jacksonian, political, and US history. . Ahmanson-Murphy Distinguished Professor of Medieval History (Ph.D. Harvard, 1981) Medieval Europe, economic and social history, labor, slavery, Italy. Associate Professor (Ph.D. Washington University in St. Louis, 1997; M.A. University of Chicago, 1988; B.A. Cornell University, 1984) Modern Taiwan and China. Assistant Professor (Ph.D. Brown University, 2008; M.A. Brown University, 2001; B.A. Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service, 1994) U.S. foreign relations history, the U.S. and the world, modern U.S. History (post-1945 period). Assistant Professor (Ph.D. University of Kansas, 2004; M.A. University of Kansas, 1993; B.A. Furman University, 1990) Medieval Iberia, Southern France and the Mediterranean. Associate Professor (Ph.D. Oklahoma, 1998; M.A. Oklahoma, 1994; B.A. Tulsa, 1992) Indigenous Peoples, early America. Professor (Ph.D. California-Berkeley, 1976) Brazilian history, family history, quantitative methods, comparative social history, colonial Latin America. Professor (Ph.D. Indiana University, 1983) Russia and Eastern Europe, particularly in the pre-modern period; gender, sexuality, religion, medicine. Associate Professor (Ph.D. Northwestern, 1974) West African socio-economic and political history, oral history methods and practices, international business history. Assistant Professor (Ph.D., Princeton,
1999) Chinese history Associate Professor (Ph.D. Michigan State, 2001; M.A. Michigan State, 1996; B.A. Trinity College, Hartford, CT, 1990) African history and Comparative Black history with interests in social and cultural history and gender history. Associate Professor (Ph.D. Harvard, 1996) Modern U.S., cultural and intellectual history, history of sexuality, history of education, Asian-American history. Associate Professor (Ph.D. American, 1976) Social history of the American West, Native American history, history of Kansas. Assistant Professor (Ph.D. Kansas, 1970) Roman military history. Associate Professor (Ph.D. University of Michigan, 1998) Pre-Modern Japanese history. Director of Undergraduate Studies and Associate Professor (Ph.D. Minnesota, 1990) Labor and urban history of 20th century South America and Africa, comparative history. Professor (Ph.D. Columbia, 1965) Russian Empire, Soviet Union, Russian political, diplomatic, and socioeconomic history. Associate Professor (Ph.D. Chicago, 1978) Modern Germany, cultural and intellectual history of modern Europe, philosophy of history. Professor (Ph.D. Columbia, 1983) Ancient history, Roman history, early Christianity, early medieval, Judaica. Associate Professor (Ph.D. Pittsburgh, 1969) America 1877-1945; U.S. business history. Professor emeritus (Ph.D. Tulane, 1959) Republican Latin America, Mexico, Central America, and Caribbean area. Professor (Ph.D. Duke, 1972) Modern France, Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries. Professor and Dept. Chair (Ph.D. Princeton, 1995) Modern Japan, Business and economic history, Environmental history, Japanese popular culture, World War II, U.S.-Japanese relations. Honors Program Coordinator and Assistant Professor of History and Hum. and Western Civ. (Ph.D. Princeton, 2000) Gender, Women, Sexuality, and Modern Europe. Associate Professor (Ph.D. Johns Hopkins, 1998) Women, Family, and Work in 18th-century Spain. Assistant Professor (Ph.D. Stanford, 2004; M.A. Stanford, 2000; B.A. Yale, 1994) U.S. Women's History. Assistant Professor (Ph.D. Princeton, 2003) American Civil War, 19th century America, war and society. Professor (Ph.D. Indiana, 1966) Diplomatic and military history, 20th century America. Assistant Professor (Ph.D. Indiana, 2004) 19th and 20th century Eastern Europe, Poland, Modern Europe, Urban and Cultural History, the Popular Press. Joyce and Elizabeth Hall Professor (Ph.D. Yale, 1971) U.S. History, Environmental history, North America and world, U.S. Western history, U.S. cultural and social history.
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