History Department Faculty

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Faculty	Programs	Course Schedule	Upcoming Events

FACULTY
(LOGAN CAMPUS)
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Philip Barlow Religious Studies, American Religion, Mormon History & Culture	Victoria Grieve Modern American Cultural and Intellectual History, Art and Culture of the West	Charles S. Prebish Religious Studies, History of Buddhism
C. Robert Cole Modern European History, England	Norman L. Jones (Department Head) Renaissance-Reformation Europe, Tudor England, History of Christianity	Jennifer Ritterhouse African-American History, U.S. South, Women's History
Denise O. Conover American Diplomatic History, U.S. Military	Eric Kimball Early American History, Slavery and Abolition, Atlantic History	Leonard N. Rosenband France, European Economic and Labor History
Christopher A. Conte Africa, World, and Environmental History	David Rich Lewis American Indian, Environmental, and Utah History	James Sanders Latin America, Atlantic World
Lawrence Culver U.S. Southwest Borderlands, U.S. West, Cultural, Environmental, and Urban History	Daniel J. McInerney (Interim Department Head) American Intellectual History, 19th Century U.S.	Sue Shapiro Ancient Western Civilization, Latin and Greek, Greek Intellectual History
Mark Damen Ancient World, Theatre History, Latin and Greek	Colleen O'Neill American West, American Indian, Labor, Ethnic, Women and Gender	Frances B. Titchener Ancient Greece and Rome, Celtic Europe, Latin and Greek
R. Edward Glatfelter Russia and East Asia		Tim Wolters Science and Technology, U.S. Business and Economic History, Naval History

FACULTY
(REGIONAL CAMPUSES)
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John Barton U.S. History, Utah History	Steven Heath Mitton Nineteenth-Century American History, Atlantic World, Slavery, Foreign Relations	Robert Mueller Medieval Europe, Renaissance and Reformation Europe, Tudor England, American Popular Culture
	Bruce Nye Modern Europe, French Revolution and Napoleon, Nineteenth-Century France, Merchants and Trade

JOINT APPOINTMENTS
ADJUNCT AND EMERITUS PROFESSORS
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"And gladly wolde he lerne, and gladly teche." Geoffrey Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales, 14th Century.
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Last updated on 22-Oct-2009



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