Graduate Students Alphabetically
Graduate Students Alphabetically :: Graduate Students by Specialty
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Name |
Email |
Area of Interest |
20th c. U.S. racial formations in global context |
Modern European history, international relations |
Colonial Latin America |
Economic and legal history; Indian Ocean history |
French History; History of the Middle East |
US |
Intellectual History |
Military |
Gender |
North America/Environmental History |
American and French Studies |
US Environmental History |
Colonial Canada |
20th Century U.S./African American |
Colonial Law and the British Empire |
Mexico, Democracy, U.S.-Mexico Relations |
20th c. Latin American, gender & culture |
Haiti - Nationalism, Nation Building |
Early American, law & gender |
20th Century US - immigration & health, law and policy |
Nationalism and Social Movements in Modern Latin America and the Caribbean |
American South |
Post-Confederation Canada/British Empire |
Ancient Military History |
20th c. U.S. South and West, labor, African-American, Chicano/a |
Modern Europe - Interregional |
20th Century US, African American History |
U.S. African American |
Military history |
Latin America, Economic, Labor, Ideology |
Indian Ocean |
Latin American |
Early Modern Europe |
North America |
19th Century Caribbean |
Modern Latin America, Political History, Sexuality, Brazil |
Masters, Military History |
North America; British Empire |
Afro-Atlantic: France and British Caribbean |
20th century Germany, gender and race |
Modern Latin America; Indigeneity; Bolivia |
Imperial Britain, Asia |
African American & Southern History |
European, German |
Early Modern Europe |
20th century United States political culture, labor, and civil rights history |
Colonial Mexico, race relations |
Colonial North America; North American Indian History |
Nineteenth-century U.S, history of gender, legal history |
Modern Europe |
Points of contact between the US South and Imperial Britain |
Militarization, Gender, United States |
20th century; environmental history; Chile, Peru |
20th century U.S., Women, Religion |