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Lillian Ervine Ashcraft-Eason: Afro-American culture, religion, women
Jim J. Buss: Early National U.S.; American Indian Studies
Amilcar Challu: Colonial Mexico; Famine
Lawrence J. Daly: The Bible; Greece and Rome; Early Christianity and Late Antiquity; Asian
Edmund J. Danziger, Jr.: American West; American Indian; Ohio
James H. Forse: Medieval History; Tudor England; History of English Theater in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries; tenth- and eleventh-century
Holy Roman Empire; Medieval Church-State Relations
Douglas J. Forsyth: Comparative Modern European Political and Economic; Modern Italy
Beth A. Griech-Polelle: Modern Germany; the history of anti-Semitism and the Holocaust; European women’s history since the French Revolution
Walter E. Grunden: Modern China and Japan; World War II; Science and Technology; Public Policy
David R. Haus: 20th Century U.S.; Gilded Age; Progressive Era; New Deal
Ruth Wallis Herndon: Colonial/Revolutionary U.S.; Early American women and families; American slavery
Gary R. Hess: American Diplomatic
Kenneth Kiple: Latin America; Slavery; Disease and Nutrition
Thomas R. Knox: Britain
Rebecca Mancuso: History of Canada
Scott C. Martin: Chair; 19th-Century U.S.
Apollos O. Nwauwa: Director of Africana Studies; Africa
Stephen R. Ortiz: 20th Century U.S.; Political; Military
Don K. Rowney: Russia; Soviet Union
Andrew M. Schocket: Early American history and culture, the American Revolution, and the Atlantic World
Ronald Seavoy: Political economy of economic development; global industrialization; famine
Tiffany Trimmer: World History; Migration Studies; Atlantic and Indian Ocean History (19th-20th cent.); Human Rights and International Organizations;
Empires and Imperialism; Applied Interdisciplinary Theory; Historiography; Comparative History
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