Robert A. Berry, Ph.D.
Russia/East European history

Gregory C. Ference, Ph.D.
East Asian/East European history, Habsburgs

Timothy S. Miller, Ph.D.
Byzantine history

Maarten L. Pereboom, Ph.D.
U.S. foreign/European international relations, history in film

Clara Small, Ph.D.
African-American history, Colonial America

G. Ray Thompson, Ph.D.
ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, classical archaeology, Colonial America, local history

Associate Professors:

Wayne Ackerson, Ph.D.
British Empire, 19th century Britain, Modern Africa, Modern India

Richard Bowler, Ph.D.
German history, history of science and technology

Dean Kotlowski, Ph.D.
20th century U.S., U.S. politics, biography

Michael Lewis, Ph.D.
Environmental history (Global, U.S., and Local)

Melanie Perreault, Ph.D.
Colonial America, U.S. history

Elizabeth A. Ragan, Ph.D.
Anthropology and archaeology

Bart Talbert, Ph.D.
Civil War, military history

Kristen Walton, Ph.D.
Tudor-Stuart Britain, English, Scottish, Irish history, early modern European history

Donald M. Whaley, M.A.
19th century U.S., South, social/cultural history

Jeanne E. Whitney, Ph.D.
U.S. social and cultural history and material culture

Assistant Professors:

Sarah Case, Ph.D.
Women's history, 19th century U.S.

Creston S. Long, Ph.D.
Historiography, Colonial America, Maryland and local history

Emily Story, Ph.D.
Latin America, Brazil, Urban history, Modernism, Human Rights

Lecturers:

Kevin Birch, M.A.
Ancient Mediterranean studies, classical mythology

Jay Carlander, Ph.D.
U.S. South, intellectual; world civilizations

Dean Fafoutis, M.A.
diplomatic, 19th century U.S. history

Peggy Genvert, M.A.
world civilizations, U.S. history

George W. Gering, Jr., M.A.
world civilizations, military history

Claudia Hannon, M.A.
World Civilizations, Ancient Near East and Jewish studies

Barry Neville, M.A.
world civilizations, U.S. history, history of religion

Samuel Richards, M.A.
world civilizations