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Department
of History’s List of Doctoral Degree Recipients & Initial and Present Positions |
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Aiqun Hu |
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| Christopher Harris, 2007 |
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| Tiffany
Trimmer, 2006 |
Initially
Assistant Professor, Bowling Green State 12/2006 University, beginning 9/06 |
| Stacy Tweedy,
2005 Staging the Nation, Engaging the World: The Making of a Prism Place in the African Diaspora, Sophiatown in Twentieth Century South African Politics and Popular Thought |
Initially funded with a Mellon Research Award (2004-05): Presently Enrolled in Law School |
| George
Dehner, 2004 Comparing National and International Responses to Pandemic Disease: Examining National and International Responses to the Swine Flu of 1976 |
Initially and Presently an Assistant Professor of History, Wichita State University |
| Whitney Howarth,
2004 Mission to Modernity: Formation of Hindu Political Party in Late Nineteenth Century Mysore |
Initially Instructor of History, Suffolk University (2003-2004); Presently Assistant Professor of History, Plymouth State University, New Hampshire |
| Jeremey
Neill, 2004 Popular Masculinity and Anglophone Society at the Turn of the Century: Gender, Popular Culture and the Frontiers f Imperialism, 1880-1918 |
Initially and Presently Assistant Professor of History, Menlo College, California |
| Bin Yang,
2004 Between Winds and Clouds: The Making of the Yunnan (Second Century BC - Twentieth Century CE) |
Initially Visiting Assistant Professor at College of William and Mary; Presently Assistant Professor, Singapore National University |
| Steven Corvi,
2003 General Sir Horace Lockwood Smith-Dorrien: Portrait of a Victorian Soldier in Modern War 1899-1915 |
Initially and presently an Independent Historian and published scholar on 19th and 20th Century British Military History |
| Deborah Smith Johnston, 2003 | Initially and Presently World History Teacher, Lexington High School, Lexington, Massachusetts; recent finalist for a teaching position at Columbia University |
| George Reklaitis,
2003 A Common Hatred: Lithuanian Nationalism During the Triple Occupation, 1939-1953 |
Initially Visiting Assistant Professor of History, Salem State College (2003-2004); Presently Instructor of History, Brookdale Community College, New Jersey; Cold War Lithuania: National Armed Resistance and Soviet Counterinsurgency, The Carl Beck Papers, July 2007 |
| Yinghong Cheng,
2001 Creating the New Man -- Communist Experiments In China and Cuba: A World History Perspective |
Initially a Visiting Assistant Professor of History, Salem State College 2001-2002; Presently an Assistant Professor of History, Delaware State University |
| Eric Martin,
2001 Anti-colonial Worldviews: an Intellectual World History of the Twentieth Century |
Initially Visiting Assistant Professor of History, Salem State College (2001-2002); Presently Associate Professor of Social Sciences, Lewis-Clark State College, Idaho |
| Jeffrey Sommers,
2001 The Entropy of Order: Democracy and Governability in the Age of Liberalism |
Initially Assistant Professor of History, North Georgia College (2001-2003); Presently Assistant Professor of History at Raritan Valley Community College |
| Pamela Brooks,
2000 Boycotts Buses and Passes: Black Womens Resistance in Montgomery Alabama and Johannesburg, South Africa from Colonization to 1960 |
Initially Assistant Professor of History, Oberlin College (tenure track); Presently Associate Professor of History, Oberlin College (tenured) |
| David Kalivas,
2000 A World History Overview: Owen Lattimore, a life lived in interesting times, 1900-1950 |
Initially and Presently Professor of History, Middlesex Community College (tenured) |
| Sarah Swedberg,
1999 Blurred Boundaries: "Identity" in Massachusetts in the Early Republic Through Letters of the Cranch Family |
Initially Assistant Professor of History Mesa State University (1999-2005); Presently Associate Professor of History, Mesa State University (tenured) |