Faculty

Chair:

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

Holloway Hall (HH) 338A
410-543-6267 or ext 36267
mlperreault@salisbury.edu
[website]

Professors:

• 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
  [website]
   
• Maarten L. Pereboom, Ph.D.
  U.S. foreign/European international relations, history in film
  [website]
   
• Clara Small, Ph.D.
  African-American history, Colonial America
   
• G. Ray Thompson, Ph.D.
  Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, classical archaeology, Colonial America, local history
  [website]

Associate Professors:

• Wayne Ackerson, Ph.D.
  British Empire, 19th century Britain, Modern Africa, Modern India
  [website]
   
• Richard Bowler, Ph.D.
  German history, history of science and technology
  [website]
   
• Dean Kotlowski, Ph.D.
  20th century U.S., U.S. politics, biography
   
• Michael Lewis, Ph.D.
  Environmental history (Global, U.S., and Local)
  [website]
   
• Creston S. Long, Ph.D.
  Historiography, Colonial America, Maryland and local history
  Co-director of PACE
   
• Elizabeth A. Ragan, Ph.D.
  Anthropology and archaeology
  [website]
   
• Bart Talbert, Ph.D.
  Civil War, military history
   
• Kristen Walton, Ph.D.
  Tudor-Stuart Britain, English, Scottish, Irish history, early modern European history
  [http://faculty.salisbury.edu/~kpwalton/
   
• 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.
  Coordinator of Gender Studies
   
• Emily Story, Ph.D.
  Latin America, Brazil, Urban history, Modernism, Human Rights
  

Lecturers:

• Kevin Birch, M.A.
  Ancient Mediterranean studies, classical mythology
  [website]
   
• Jay Carlander, Ph.D.
  U.S. South, intellectual; world civilizations
   
• Michael Carlos, M.A.
  World civilizations
   
• Linda E. Dwyer, Ph.D.
  Sociocultural anthropology
   
• Dean Fafoutis, M.A.
  Diplomatic, 19th century U.S. history
  [website]
   
• Peggy Genvert, M.A.
  World civilizations, U.S. history
  [website]
   
• 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
   
• Karen Silverstrim, M.A.
  World Civilizations