Faculty

ALEXANDER, THOMAS G., Professor.
PhD, University of California,
Berkeley, 1965. Western American;
Environmental; Latter-day Saint
History, Utah History.

BOHAC, RODNEY D., Associate
Professor. PhD, University of
Illinois, 1982. Russia; Rural
Europe.

BROWN, KENDALL W., Professor. PhD,
Duke University, 1979. Latin
America; Colonial Economic;
Spain.

BUCKLEY, JAY H., Assistant Professor.
PhD, University of Nebraska,
2001. American West, Native
American.

CANNON, BRIAN Q., Associate
Professor. PhD, University of
Wisconsin, 1992. American Rural
History.

CHOATE, MARK I., Assistant Professor.
PhD, Yale University, 2002.
Modern Italy; European Culture
and Politics.

COOPER, GLEN M., Assistant Professor.
PhD, Columbia University, 1999.
History of Science and Medicine;
Graeco-Islamic; Medieval Near
East.

DAYNES, KATHRYN, Associate Professor.
PhD, Indiana University, 1991.
American Family; Nineteenth
Century Social History.

DURSTELER, ERIC R., Assistant Professor.
PhD, Brown University, 1999.
Late Medieval Italy;
Mediterranean.

FARMER, J. MICHAEL, Assistant
Professor. PhD, University of
Wisconsin, Madison, 2001. Early
Medieval China; Chinese
Cultural/Intellectual.

FOX, FRANK W., Professor. PhD,
Stanford University, 1973. Modern
U.S.; U.S. Cultural History.

GARCIA, IGNACIO, Professor. PhD,
University of Arizona, 1995.
American, Mexican-American
History.

GRANDSTAFF, MARK, Associate
Professor. PhD, University of
Wisconsin, Madison, 1992.
American Military; Diplomatic.

GREEN, ARNOLD H., Professor. PhD,
University of California, Los
Angeles, 1973. Modern Near East.

HAMBLIN, WILLIAM, Associate
Professor. PhD, University of
Michigan, 1985. Middle East.

HARLINE, CRAIG H., Professor. PhD,
Rutgers University, 1986. Early
Modern Europe.

HARRELD, DONALD J., Assistant
Professor. PhD, University of
Minnesota, 2000. European
Economic History, Early Modern
Europe.

HOLMES, BLAIR R., Associate Professor.
PhD, University of Colorado,
1972. European Family; Social
History.

JOHNS, ANDREW, Assistant Professor.
PhD, University of California,
Santa Barbara, 2000. U.S. Foreign
Relations; Twentieth-Century U.S.

KERRY, PAUL E., Assistant Professor.
DPhil, Oxford University,
England, 1998. German Studies;
Jewish Studies; Intellectual
History.

KIMBALL, RICHARD I., Assistant
Professor. PhD, Purdue University,
1999. United States Social, Sports,
and Leisure.

MASON, MATTHEW E., Assistant
Professor. PhD, University of
Maryland, 2002. U.S. Slavery;
Political; Republic.

MILLER, SHAWN W., Associate
Professor. PhD, Columbia
University, 1997. Latin America,
Colonial Brazil.

MURDOCK, MICHAEL G., Assistant
Professor. PhD, University of
Michigan, 1998. Modern Asia;
China; Nationalism.

PIXTON, PAUL B., Professor. PhD,
University of Iowa, 1972.
Medieval Europe.

PULSIPHER, JENNY HALE, Assistant
Professor. PhD, Brandeis
University, 1999. U.S. Colonial;
Women's; Native American.

RICHARDS, MARY STOVALL, Associate
Professor. PhD, University of
Chicago, 1983. Family;
Nineteenth-Century America.
South; Twentieth-Century
Southern Novelists.

RUGH, SUSAN SESSIONS, Associate
Professor. PhD, University of
Chicago, 1993. Nineteenth-
Century U.S.

SHUMWAY, JEFFREY M., Assistant
Professor. PhD, University of
Arizona, 1999. Latin America,
Argentina.

THORP, MALCOLM R., Professor. PhD,
University of Wisconsin,
Madison, 1972. Early Modern;
Modern Britain.

UNDERWOOD, GRANT, Professor. PhD,
University of California, Los
Angeles, 1988. U.S. Religious; U.S.
Intellectual.

WALKER, RONALD W., Professor. PhD,
University of Utah, 1977.
American Religious History; Utah
History.

WHITE, KENNETH R., Assistant
Professor. PhD, University of
Wisconsin, Madison, 1998. Early
East Asia; Buddhism.

YORK, NEIL L., Professor. PhD,
University of California, Santa
Barbara, 1978. Colonial History;
Technology; American
Revolution.

Faculty

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