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Howard P. Krug |
“Charles Finney and Willam Miller : revivalists, reformers, and millennialists looking downward and upward.” |
| Anthony J. Carpenter | "Gun ownership in America revisited : firearms and popular culture 1700 to 1860.” |
| Jason Kielbasa | “Step right up folks, anarchy for sale!: advertising in the New Yorker, National Geographic and Playboy.” |
| Cara Smith | “`When Bridget is good she is so very good... when she is bad, she is horrid’: portrayals of female Irish immigrants in America during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.” |
| James R. Swiatek | “Algonquian manipulation of the colonial system : English colonization, native persistence and Anglo-Algonquian alliances in seventeenth-century New England.” |
| Tricia R. Peone | “Creatures and covenants : a trans-Atlantic study of the seventeenth-century witchcraft belief.” |
| Ryan M. Dunshie | “Masculinity in football and American society, and its connection to war.” |
| Steven A. Calhoun | “Seeing red : Communists, Eugene Dennis, and the Supreme Court.” |
| Christopher R. Pearl | “Reluctant revolutionary : Benjamin Franklin’s last years in England, 1772-1775.” |
| David D. Kent | “The United States of security : how the policies of Harry S. Truman guarded Americans against enemies foreign, domestic, military, economic, and social.” |
| Carrie Van Etten | "Do as I do. Consult the spirits": the comforts and entertainments of nineteenth-century spiritualism.” |
| Diane F. Palmer | “Helen Kendrick Johnson and the anti-suffrage side of the female suffrage debate.” |
| Maura Gilsinan | “Lucy Stone : an understated suffragist.” |
| Andrew M. Cook | "Thirty thousand half-breeds" and "Negroes with guns" : the violent formulation of race in 1950s North Carolina.” |
| Tracey Beechner | “Against all odds : six educated survivors of the Pol Pot regime share their experience in Cambodia’s `killing fields.`” |
| Matthew J. Ketterer | “American civilization and its discontented : New England Federalists during the administrations of Jefferson and Madison.” |
| William S. Fisher | “American society and education : an analysis of the junior high school movement and the social and economic factors which promoted its development.” |
| Dann J. Broyld | “Black representation in the American Socialist Party : Woodbey, The Masses, Haywood.” |
| Shannon Symonds | “A history of Japanese religion : from ancient times to present.” |
| Shawn Ragonese | “Latin American Protestants in the twentieth century.” |
| Timothy D. Lloyd | “Salutary neglect : American reaction to the Cold War and the War on terror.” |
| Tabitha M. Metz | “Schism in the suffrage campaign : how the division between the NWP and NAWSA led to woman’s suffrage.” |
Two History Faculty receive SUNY Chancellor's Awards for 2012!
Five history students have won campus-wide awards for the 2011-2012 year!
History student Judith Littlejohn interviewed about her love of history and how it led to a job as the curator for the Elba museum
Dr. Macpherson gives the keynote lecture in the Belize at 30 Conference, the final event in the celebrations of Belize's Independence
There will be no department events until the Fall term. History faculty will be present at SOAR events, however, to assist new transfers and late admits.
Best wishes for a fun and productive summer.
