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Transnational

Faculty at the University of Georgia are actively engaged in cutting-edge work in transnational history. Professor Pamela Voekel, for instance, co-founded the Tepoztlan Institute for the Transnational Study of the Americas, which is hosted every summer in a spectacular mountain setting an hour's drive from Mexico City.
Faculty
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
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
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
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
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
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
Graduate Students
Arguedas, Roberto
Graduate Student
US-Latin American Diplomatic History  Office: 104 LeConte  robarg@uga.edu
Bentley, Derek
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Cultural and political history of Latin America, Modern Mexico, History of capitalism  Office: 131 LeConte  dbent@uga.edu
Bongiovanni, Brice
Graduate Student
Latin American Religions and Colonialism  Office: 114 LeConte
Hours: TR 10-11am
bongiob@uga.edu
Cromwell, Alisha M.
Graduate Student
Enslaved Women in the Urban Marketplace  Office: 134 LeConte  alishamc@uga.edu
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
Kirby, Jason
Graduate Student
Vietnam War era; General Westmoreland and race relations, military and political career     jkirby@uga.edu
Long, Di (Julia)
Graduate Student
Early American History, Women's History, Gender History  Office: 114 LeConte
Hours: By appointment
longdi@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
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