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Alexander, Angela
Graduate Student
Antebellum American political, cultural, and intellectual history  Office: 103 LeConte  amalex@uga.edu
Arguedas, Roberto
Graduate Student
US-Latin American Diplomatic History  Office: 104 LeConte  robarg@uga.edu
Barnett, Sheila
Administrative Associate
  Office: 208 LeConte  smb55@uga.edu
706-542-2496
Bentley, Derek
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Cultural and political history of Latin America, Modern Mexico, History of capitalism  Office: 131 LeConte  dbent@uga.edu
Berry, Stephen
Associate Professor and Gregory Chair in the Civil War Era and Co-Director, Center for Virtual History
Civil War-Era America; U.S. South; race, gender, family, and culture  Office: 324 LeConte
Hours: On leave
berry@uga.edu
(706) 542-2500
Bongiovanni, Brice
Graduate Student
Latin American Religions and Colonialism  Office: 114 LeConte
Hours: TR 10-11am
bongiob@uga.edu
Brackett, Katherine
Graduate Student
19th-c. U.S. South  Office: 122 LeConte  kbrack@uga.edu
Bunker, Rachel
Graduate Student
20th century U.S. rural/agrarian history  Office: 118 LeConte  rbunker@uga.edu
Busquets, Lizette
Graduate Student
Late 19th-Early 20th c. Latin America Public Health, Medicine, and Healing Practices  Office: 112 LeConte  lbusquet@uga.edu
Cabe, Sharon
Business Manager
  Office: 202 LeConte  sharon49@uga.edu
706-542-2507
Carroll, Dillon
Graduate Student
American Civil War, Gender, Medicine, Injury, Mental Health  Office: 120 LeConte  dillonjc@uga.edu
Carter, R. O'Brian
Part-Time Instructor
Modern European  Office: 237 LeConte
Hours: M, W - 12:15-1:15M, W - 12:15-1:15
obcarter@uga.edu
(706) 542-2478
Cartwright, Cilla
Administrative Assistant, Main Office
  Office: Main Office 220 LeConte  cilla71@uga.edu
(706) 542-2053
Chamosa, Oscar
Associate Professor
Social and cultural history of Argentina, emphasis on the rural criollo of Argentine Northwest; Intersection of Folkore and Politics; Cultural Policies during the Peronist Era  Office: 236 LeConte  chamo01@uga.edu
(706) 542-2539
Clark, Kathleen
Associate Professor
19th and 20th century U.S. South; Women and Gender; African American  Office: 301 LeConte
Hours: TH- 1:30-3:30pm & by appt Tu, Th -9:30-10
katclark@uga.edu
(706) 542-6394
Cleaveland, Timothy
Associate Professor
Islamic West Africa, and the history of slavery, gender and race  Office: 340 LeConte
Hours: TU/TH 12:15-1:15pm
tcleave@uga.edu
(706) 542-2479
Cobb, James C.
Professor and Spalding Distinguished Research Professor
Southern history and culture  Office: 228 LeConte
Hours: Tu-3:30-4:30,Wed 10-12 or by Appt
cobby@uga.edu
(706) 542-2474
Cromwell, Alisha M.
Graduate Student
Enslaved Women in the Urban Marketplace  Office: 134 LeConte  alishamc@uga.edu
Davis, Christina L.
Graduate Student
African American Education; 19th Century American History; Women's History     cdavis37@uga.edu
Davis, Laura J.
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Antebellum and Civil War America, Gender and Women's Studies, Military  Office: 220B LeConte  ljdavis@uga.edu
Drake, Brian
Lecturer
Environmental history, 20th-century US social/political history  Office: 330 LeConte
Hours: MWF - 2:15-3:15
bdrake@uga.edu
(706) 542-6300
Du, Dan
Graduate Student
American Economic History; Business and Financial History  Office: 134 LeConte
Hours: by appt.
duboxuan@uga.edu
Ehlers, Benjamin
Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies
Early modern Europe; Hapsburg Spain; religious history  Office: 315 LeConte
Hours: By Appt
behlers@uga.edu
(706) 542-2520
Elder, Angela Esco
Graduate Student
Antebellum/Civil War America, U.S. South, Gender  Office: 112 LeConte  angela87@uga.edu
Ellett, Ashton
Graduate Student
Modern American Politics, Southern Culture and Politics, Conservatism, War and Society  Office: 104 LeConte
Hours: R 12:30-2:30
ellettag@uga.edu
Forts, Franklin
Graduate Student
African American masculinity     fforts@uga.edu
Goodwin, Daleah
Graduate Student
19th- and 20th-Century Black Women  Office: 301B LeConte  dgoodwin@uga.edu
Hamilton, Shane
Associate Professor and Associate Director, Center for Virtual History
20th-century U.S. history; agriculture and rural life; history of technology; history of capitalism  Office: 318 LeConte
Hours: by appointment only
shamilto@uga.edu
(706) 542-2538
Hasegawa, Kazumi
Part-Time Instructor
Japanese modern history, US-Japan relations, race and gender theory  Office: 306 LeConte
Hours: By appt
khasega@uga.edu
706-542-2484
Haynes, Joshua
Graduate Teaching Assistant
18th c. southeastern Indians; theft and violence on the Creek-Georgia frontier, 1773-1812  Office: 332 LeConte  jhaynes@uga.edu
Hoffer, Peter C.
Professor and Distinguished Research Professor
Early American history and legal history  Office: 317 LeConte
Hours: T/R 1:00-2:00pm
pchoffer@uga.edu
(706) 542-2519
Holmes, Catherine
Graduate Student
U.S. South: African American history.     clholmes@uga.edu
Horney, Kylie A.
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Colonial and Revolutionary America  Office: 310 LeConte  kahorney@uga.edu
Huff, Christopher
Part-Time Instructor
20th Century U.S., U.S. South, social movements, U.S. politics and culture  Office: 312 LeConte
Hours: T/R 9:45-10:30am
cahuff@uga.edu
706 542-2497
Hulbert, Matthew
Graduate Student
Civil War, Reconstruction, Guerrilla Warfare, Social Memory, Film History, New South Conservatism  Office: 120 LeConte
Hours: M 10AM - 11AM
hulbertm@uga.edu
Hyun, Jun Suk
Graduate Student
U.S. diplomacy in the 20th century  Office: 122 LeConte  cyron15@uga.edu
Inscoe, John
Professor and Albert B. Saye Professor of History and University Professor
19th-century U.S. South; Appalachia; Civil War  Office: 111 LeConte
Hours: T/R 1:30-3:30pm
jinscoe@uga.edu
(706) 542-8848
Johnson, Evan
Graduate Student
Early Modern Germany  Office: 114 LeConte  evanj@uga.edu
Johnson, Timothy
Graduate Student
U.S. South, Post-1865 U.S., Agriculture and Environment  Office: 103 LeConte  timjohns@uga.edu
Kane, Laureen
Graduate Program / Probation Advisor
  Office: 211 LeConte  http://history.uga.edu/undergraduate/advising.html
706 542-2053
Kirby, Jason
Graduate Student
Vietnam War era; General Westmoreland and race relations, military and political career     jkirby@uga.edu
Krause, Kevin
Graduate Student
Southern Populism and "Tillmania" In South Carolina     kmrock1@uga.edu
Kreiner, Jamie
Assistant Professor
Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages  Office: 338 LeConte
Hours: M 3-5pm
jkreiner@uga.edu
(706) 542-2499
Kulikoff, Allan
Professor and Abraham Baldwin Distinguished Professor in the Humanities
Southern History, Early American History, agrarian history, history of capitalism  Office: 224 LeConte
Hours: T/R 1:30-2:45pm & by appt
kulikoff@uga.edu
(706) 542-2517
Lansdown, Michele
Graduate Student
     mlansdow@uga.edu
Lawton, Christopher
Part-Time Instructor
Antebellum South; regionalisms; cultural and intellectual history  Office: 234 LeConte  crlawton@uga.edu
(706) 542-2024
Lee, Chana Kai
Associate Professor
African American, U.S. Women's, 20th Century U.S.  Office: 130 LeConte
Hours: By appointment on TR; please email her
chanakai@uga.edu
(706) 542-2541
Levine, Ari Daniel
Associate Professor
Cultural and intellectual history of early modern China, from 800 to 1600  Office: 336 LeConte
Hours: T 12:30-2pm & by Appt
adlevine@uga.edu
(706) 542-2497
Long, Di (Julia)
Graduate Student
Early American History, Women's History, Gender History  Office: 114 LeConte
Hours: By appointment
longdi@uga.edu
Manget, Luke
Graduate Student
Appalachian South and the Environment  Office: 109 LeConte  tlmanget@uga.edu
Manthorne, Jason
Graduate Student
20th-Century US; Agriculture and Rural Life; Rural Development; History of Capitalism  Office: 126 LeConte  jman@uga.edu
Marsh, Christopher
Graduate Student
Early America  Office: 112 LeConte  cmarsh@uga.edu
Mattern, Susan
Professor
Social and cultural history of ancient Greece and Rome  Office: 327 LeConte
Hours: By Appt or after class
smattern@uga.edu
(706) 542-2515
McGuire, Samuel
Graduate Teaching Assistant
19th c. U.S. South, Appalachia, Civil War and Reconstruction, Class and Race  Office: 120 LeConte
Hours: MW, 2:30-3:30pm; F, 2:30-3pm; or by appointment
mcguires@uga.edu
McMurry, Nan
Adjunct and Librarian IV, Collections Development
History of American medicine; history of infectious and epidemic disease  Office: 6th floor Main Library
Hours: M-R 8-9am or appt
nmcmurry@uga.edu
(706) 542-8474
Merritt, Keri Leigh
Graduate Student
19th C. America; U.S. South; Class and Race     klm13@uga.edu
Mihm, Stephen
Associate Professor
Economic, cultural, and intellectual history of 18th- and 19th-century America  Office: 302 LeConte
Hours: T, R 8-9am
mihm@uga.edu
(706) 542-2469
Moreton, Bethany
Associate Professor
History of capitalism, transnational history, 20th century U.S.; religion  Office: 326 LeConte
Hours: By appointment only
moreton@uga.edu
(706) 542-2528
Morrow, Diane Batts
Associate Professor
Multicultural history and African American history  Office: 226 LeConte
Hours: T 3:30-5:00 by appt.
dbmorrow@uga.edu
(706) 542-2505
Morrow,Jr., John
Professor and Department Head
European history; aviation history; WWI  Office: 316 LeConte
Hours: T--3:30-4:45pm, W -2:20-3:20pm
jmorrow@uga.edu
(706) 542-2536
Nehls, Kathi
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Progressive Era U.S.; women's history; public health  Office: 126 LeConte  knehls@uga.edu
(706) 583-8240
Osborn, Kyle
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Civil War Era South; Emotions; Regional Identity  Office: 301A LeConte  zkno1@uga.edu
Owen, James
Graduate Student
Southern, environmental, and Native American history  Office: 122 LeConte  jaowen@uga.edu
Palmer, Jennifer
Assistant Professor
Race, gender, and slavery in France and its colonies in the eighteenth century  Office: 106 LeConte
Hours: On leave
palmerjl@uga.edu
(706) 542-2477
Patrick, Madeleine
Graduate Student
Medicine and Quarantine in U.S. Empire, Leprosy and Civil Rights  Office: 116 LeConte
Hours: MF 1:30-2:00pm
madpat@uga.edu
Phillips, Hilary
Graduate Student
19th- and 20th-century Britain  Office: 116 LeConte  hilaryp@uga.edu
Poister, Robert
Graduate Student
Antebellum and Civil War U.S. South; 19th-Century Latin America and Caribbean  Office: 109 LeConte Hall
Hours: M, 10-11am and by appointment
rpoister@uga.edu
Pollard, Miranda
Associate Professor
Modern Europe; twentieth-century France; sexuality in modern history; gay and lesbian studies; feminist theory  Office: 132 LeConte
Hours: by appt, e-mail ok
mpollard@uga.edu
(706) 542-2658
Pratt, Robert A.
Professor
20th-century U.S.; African-American and Southern; civil rights movement  Office: 108 LeConte
Hours: By Appointment only
rapratt@uga.edu
(706) 542-6393
Reason, Akela
Assistant Professor
19th-c. American Visual and Material Culture; Built Environment; Urban History; Gilded Age and Progressive Era  Office: 239 LeConte
Hours: On leave
areason@uga.edu
(706) 542-5207
Rezai, Hamid
Visiting Assistant Professor
  Office: LeConte   
Richier, Leah
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Race relations, gender and sexuality, and violence  Office: 104 LeConte  richier@uga.edu
Riley, Susan
Graduate Student
Modern Europe.     seriley@uga.edu
Rohrer, Katherine E.
Graduate Student
19th c. U.S. South, Urban History, Race Relations  Office: 120 LeConte Hall
Hours: T 3:30-4:30, and by appt.
elwdawg@uga.edu
Román, Reinaldo
Associate Professor
Latin American social and cultural history; modern Caribbean  Office: 304 LeConte
Hours: R - 3:30-5:00pm & by appt
rroman@uga.edu
(706) 542-2501
Rood, Daniel
Assistant Professor
Slavery in the Atlantic World, Antebellum South, Latin America-Caribbean, Science and Technology, Capitalism  Office: 334 LeConte
Hours: W - 10:30am-12:30pm
danrood@uga.edu
(706) 542-2660
Roseberry, Ashley
Graduate Student
Early-Twentieth-Century Argentina; Populism; Popular Culture and Tradition  Office: 122 LeConte  agrose@uga.edu
Saunt, Claudio
Professor and Richard B. Russell Professor in American History and and Associate Director, Institute of Native American Studies and Co-Director, Center for Virtual History
Early and Native American history  Office: 308 LeConte
Hours: T - 9:15-9:45am
csaunt@uga.edu
(706) 542-2518
Short, John
Assistant Professor
Cultural and social history of 19th- and 20th-century Germany and continental Europe; modern European imperialism  Office: 328 LeConte
Hours: T - 4-5/R 2:30-3:30 & by appt
jshort@uga.edu
(706) 542-2525
Soper, Steven
Lecturer and Temporary Assistant Professor
Modern Italy  Office: 128 LeConte
Hours: W 9-10 & by appt
ssoper@uga.edu
(706) 542-9471
Sutter, Paul S.
Adjunct
Environmental History; Modern U.S. History; History of Public Health; American West   
Hours: (adjunct)
sutter@uga.edu
Taylor, Michael
Graduate Student
Early American Political History  Office: 134 LeConte  taylormh@uga.edu
Thomson, David
Graduate Student
Antebellum/Civil War America, Religion  Office: 116 LeConte
Hours: M 10-11, R 1-2, or by appt.
thomsond@uga.edu
Tucker, Kathryn
Graduate Student
US South and Race Relations  Office: 104 LeConte  lktucker@uga.edu
Voekel, Pamela
Associate Professor
Cultural, religious and political history of modern and colonial Latin America, particularly Mexico  Office: 301C LeConte
Hours: T& R 3:30-4:30 MLC/Jittery Joes & by Appt
voekel@uga.edu
(706) 542-5376
Wall, James
Graduate Student
20th-century U.S.; African-American and Southern; Civil Rights Movement  Office: 109 LeConte
Hours: W 1-2pm, F 1-2pm
jbwall@uga.edu
Washnock, Kaylynn
Graduate Student
Memory, Reconstruction, New South, Atlanta  Office: 104 LeConte  washnock@uga.edu
Welborn, James (Trae)
Graduate Teaching Assistant
19th Century U.S. South, Honor, Religion, Masculinity  Office: 131 LeConte  welborn@uga.edu
Whigham, Thomas
Professor
Colonial and modern Latin America; 18th- and19th-century social and economic history of Argentina and Paraguay  Office: 314 LeConte
Hours: By appt
twhigham@uga.edu
(706) 542-2493
Williams, Jessica
Graduate Student
19th and 20th c. Germany, popular culture, gender  Office: 120 LeConte  jkwill2@uga.edu
Willis, Kirk
Associate Professor and Honors Advisor
Modern Britain  Office: 124 LeConte
Hours: MW 11-12 & by appt
kw@uga.edu
(706) 542-2480
Windisch, Kurt
Graduate Student
Native American, military  Office: 103 LeConte
Hours: T, R 1:15-1:45
windisch@uga.edu
Winship, Michael P.
Professor and E. Merton Coulter Chair
Early modern British North American and British religious history  Office: 329 LeConte
Hours: MW - 2:30-3:30pm
mwinship@uga.edu
(706) 542-2531
Wolf, Montgomery
Lecturer
Modern U.S. cultural history, popular music, consumer culture.  Office: 121 LeConte
Hours: W 1:30-3:00pm
mwolf@uga.edu
(706) 542-2530
Wunn, Jennifer
Graduate Student
Modern Europe     jmalto@uga.edu
Young, Kevin
Graduate Teaching Assistant
U.S. South  Office: 118 LeConte
Hours: By appt.
revision@uga.edu

Professors Emeritus

Anderson, James W.
Professor Emeritus
     
Berrigan, Joseph
Professor Emeritus
     
Boney, F. Nash
Professor Emeritus
    nboney@uga.edu
Dyer, Thomas
Professor Emeritus
    tdyer@uga.edu
Friday, Karl
Professor Emeritus
Premodern Japan; social history; Samurai culture    kfriday@uga.edu
Friedman, Jean
Professor Emeritus
     
Ganschow, Thomas
Professor Emeritus
    twganschow@yahoo.com
Holmes, William F.
Professor Emeritus
     
Hudson, Charles
Professor Emeritus
     
Langley, Lester
Professor Emeritus
     
McFeely, William
Professor Emeritus
     
McPherson, Robert
Professor Emeritus
     
Rader, Ronald
Professor Emeritus
     
Roberts, David
Professor Emeritus
Modern European cultural and intellectual history; 20th-c. Europe; fascism and totalitarianism; modern Italy    droberts@uga.edu
Sokol, Edward
Professor Emeritus
     
Stephens, Lester
Professor Emeritus
     
Stueck, William W.
Professor Emeritus
United States diplomatic history; Cold War; U.S.-Korean Relations; history of tobacco use and health in US    wstueck@uga.edu
Thomas, Emory
Professor Emeritus
     
Tresp, Lothar
Professor Emeritus
     
Vipperman, Carl
Professor Emeritus
    carreg@charter.net
Wynes, Charles
Professor Emeritus
     
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