History
James C. Estey, MA
- Associate Professor: Modern European History, Russian History, Third World Studies, and the Histories of China, Japan, and Africa
Antoine Joseph, PhD
- Professor: Historical Sociology; Labor History; Race and Ethnicity
Judy Barrett Litoff, PhD
- Professor: Modern American Social History; History of American Women
Paul Lokken, PhD
- Associate Professor: Latin American History, African Diaspora, Race and Ethnicity
David Lux, PhD
- Professor and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences: History of Science; history of technology, industrialization and technology transfer
Bradford Martin, PhD
- Assistant Professor, History Coordinator: U.S. Cultural and Political History, American Studies, Recent U.S. History, History of American Popular Culture
W. Jay Reedy, PhD
- Professor: History of Early-Modern and Modern Europe, Cultural and Intellectual History and the History of Social Sciences
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