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Paul Constantine |
"The Civil War in Arkansas, Part II" |
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Alana Brook Cross |
"Violence and Social Unrest" |
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Krysten S. Collier |
"Evolving Ivans and Static Soviet Union" |
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Matthew D. Bessette |
"'Nervous Diseases' and the Politics of Healing in America, 1869-1919" |
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Thomas Louis Jennings |
"A History of Computer Technology and its Impact on Academics at SUNY Brockport" |
| Thomas Vigneri | "The Lost Cause: An Examination of the Defeat of the Confederate States of America" |
| David Latella | "The American Obsession: The Continuing Influence of the American Civil War on Popular Culture and the Evolution of the Lost Cause Mythology" |
| Adam Hendel | "The Collapse of the Confederacy: Class Dissent, Unionism, and Desertion" |
| Carl O' Connor | "Disaster in the Heartland: The American Dustbowl" |
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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.” |
Dr. Takashi Nishiyama interviewed by Yomuiri, Japan's major national newspaper.
Dr. Ken O'Brien has been named a SUNY Provost Fellow for the 2013-2014 year.
Dr. Bruce Leslie has been made a SUNY Distinguished Service Professor.
Dr. Morag Martin receives SUNY Chancellor's Award for Teaching Excellence.
History students win campus-wide awards for 2012-13 year!
