Graduate Alumnus Andrew Fialka, worked at the Center for Virtual History (ehistory.org) on projects such as “CSI: Dixie,” “Civil War GIS,” and “Of Methods and Madness: A Spatial History Approach to the Civil War’s Guerrilla Violence.” He will be an Assistant Professor of History at Middle Tennessee University beginning Fall 2018. Research Research Areas: Digital History U.S. 19th & 20th Century U.S. South War and Diplomacy Selected Publications Selected Publications: Myers, Barton A, and Brian D McKnight. “In Through The Out Door Of War: Spatiotemporal Patterns Within Civil War Missouri’S Domestic Supply Line”. The Guerrilla Hunters: Exploring The Civil War's Irregular Conflicts. 2016. Print. Beilein, Joseph M, and Matthew C Hulbert. “Controlled Chaos: Spatiotemporal Patterns Within Missouri’S Irregular Civil War”. The Civil War Guerrilla: Unfolding The Black Flag In History, Memory, And Myth. 2015. Print. Fialka, Andrew. “Of Methods And Madness: A Spatial History Approach To The Civil War's Guerrilla Violence”. 0: n. pag. Print. Education Education: MA in History, West Virginia University, 2013 BA in History, Minor in Business, University of Missouri, 2010 Other Information Of note: Dean's Award, UGA Graduate School, 2016 Filson Research Fellowship, Filson Historical Society, 2015 Kentucky Historical Society Research Fellowship, KHS Foundation, 2015 Horace Montgomery Graduate Fellowship, UGA History Department, 2015 Three Minute Thesis Grand Prize Winner, UGA Graduate School, 2015 Willson Center Graduate Research Award, UGA Graduate School, 2014 Gregory Graduate Travel Award, UGA History Department, 2014; 2015 Gregory Graduate Research Award, UGA History Department, 2013; 2015
