Antebellum and Civil War America, Gender and Women's Studies, Military

Graduate Teaching Assistant
MS TAMUCC, 2007; MA George Mason 2009

Office: 220B LeConte
ljdavis@uga.edu

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Laura June Davis's teaching and research focus on American history through the Civil War, with an emphasis on gender, identity, community, and the military. She is currently working on a dissertation that focuses on the brown water Confederate Navy and their naval guerrilla counterparts.
Currently, Laura serves as the Graduate Student Coordinator for the History and Gender Workshop and as a Contributing Editor for The Civil War Monitor, a quarterly magazine. She has earned a certificate in Women's Studies and is in the process of completing an Interdisciplinary Certificate in University Teaching.

Research and Teaching Interests

Dissertation

Selected Publications

Honors and Awards

Graduate Research Award, Willson Center for Humanities and Arts (2013)

Member, Blue Key Honors Society (2012)

Rotaract Student Service Award, UGA Graduate School (2012)

Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award, UGA Graduate School (2011)

Gregory Graduate Research Award, UGA History Department (2010)

Courses Taught