Placement History

PH.D. GRADUATES, JANUARY 1997 THROUGH MAY 2022, WITH PLACEMENT DATA 

These placement data are incomplete and (in some cases) out-of-date. If you see any inaccuracies in your information, please e-mail corrections to the department. An analysis of these data can be found here. This information does not reflect only initial placements.

Explanation of terms:

T

=Tenured

 

TT

=Tenure-track

 

VAP

=Visiting Assistant Professor

 

Term

=Temporary Employment

 

P/T

= Part-time Employment

 

O

= Other Employment

 

O-R

= Other Employment, but in field related to PhD, e.g. secondary teaching, museum, or editing

 

O-S

= Other Employment, but seeking academic employment 

 

Post-Doc

= Holds post-doc, and intending to seek academic employment

 

 

Year Last Name First Name Dissertation Current Employer Job Title
2022 Chawla Swati Himalayan Strivings: Bhutan, Sikkim, and Tibet at the Twilight of Empire O. P. Jindal Global University Associate Professor
2021 Saha Abeer Animal Factory: Creatures, Capital, and the State in the Twentieth Century National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution Museum Curator
2021 Kelley Allison High on the Mountaintop a Banner is Unfurled: Capitalism, Community, and Latter-day Saints' Twentieth-Century Economic Vision Virginia Commonwealth University Visiting Assistant Professor (VAP)
2021 Halsted Christopher A Boar from the Mire: Elite Power, Eurasian Trade and Societal Transformation among the Baltic Slavs, c. 750-1050    
2021 Tucker Hannah Masters of the Market: Ship Captaincy in the British Atlantic, 1680-1774 Copenhagen Business School Assistant Professor
2021 Morrison Joshua Cut from the Same Cloth: Salem, Zanzibar, and the Consolidation of the Indo-Atlantic World, 1790-1875 Columbia University Postdoctoral Research Scholar
2021 Schroeder Nicole
  Incurable Defects: Medicine, Welfare, and Clashing Conceptions of Disability in Philadelphia, 1730-1840
Kean University Postdoctoral Fellow, Equity in Action
2021 Humes Alexander Fortified Arguments: Fortifications and Competing Spatial Views of Colonial North America U.S. Army Battalion Executive Officer
2020 Almog Asaf Looking Backward in a New Republic: Conservative New Englanders and American Nationalism, 1793-1833    
2020 Garrett Alexandra Elite Single Women and the Business of Slavery in Revolutionary and Early National Virginia Iona College Press Post-Doctoral Fellow (O-R)
2020 Neumann Brian Last Hope of Liberty: Unionism and Nullification in South Carolina, 1828-1836 University of Virginia, Nau Center for Civil War History Managing Director and Digital Historian
2020 Maternowski Christopher The Importance of Being Insular: Tristan da Cunha and the British Imperial World University of Virginia, Corcoran Department of History Research Assistant
2020 Mcbrien Justin The Globalization of Catastrophe: Nuclear Weapons Testing and the Politics of Climate Change, 1945-1988 James Madison University Adjunct Professor
2020 Butler Clayton True Blue: White Unionists in the Deep South during the Civil War and Reconstruction, 1860-1880 University of Virginia, Nau Center for Civil War History Postdoctoral Fellow
2020 Lantz Katherine Possessing Knowledge: Race and Culture in the Upper Great Lakes, 1790-1840   Historical Researcher
2020 Rosenblith Gillet Criminalization, Empowerment, and the End of Public Housing as We Knew It, 1969-2000 Democracy Initiative, Memory Project Postdoctoral Research Associate
2020 Matson Emily China's Museopolitics: Evolving Exhibits on the War of Resistance against Japan American University Professor
2019 Sorber Andrew To Avoid Future Peril: Signs, Portents, and Prophecy in the Carolingian World (ca. 771-840) Southern Virginia University Assistant Professor of History and Humanities
2019 Hursh Kimberly "To Hell or Restitution": Catholic Commercial Justice in New Spain, 1600-1770   Teacher (O-R)
2019 Blair Monica From Segregation Academies to School Choice: The Post-Brown History of School Privatization Southern Methodist University, Center for Presidential History Postdoctoral Fellow
2019 Lindberg Nicholas A City of Rivals: Civic Notables and the Creation of the Hellenistic World Gettysburg College Visiting Assistant Professor (VAP)
2019 Johnson Rachael 'Conquered by Words' or 'Taught by Senses:' The Body, Affects, and Imagination in Devotional Conflicts of the Spanish Atlantic Eighteenth Century    
2019 Lurie Shira Politics at the Poles: Liberty Poles and the Popular Struggle for the New Republic Saint Mary's University Assistant Professor of U.S. History
2019 Creer Tyler The Iliad and Heike Monogatari and the Historical Ramifications of Comparison Brigham Young University Visiting Assistant Professor
2019 Butcher Tom Sexual Spectra: Biology and Sexual Politics in Europe, 1898-1933 University of Virginia Lecturer
2019 Cohen Jonathan For a Dollar and a Dream: State Lotteries and American Inequality American Academy of Arts & Sciences Program Officer 
2019 De Groot Michael Disruption: Economic Globalization and the New World Order of the 1970s Indiana University-Bloomington, Department of International Studies Assistant Professor (TT)
2019 Lurie Shira Politics at the Poles: Liberty Poles and the Popular Struggle for the New Republic University of Toronto University College Fellow in Early American History (rank of Assistant Professor)
2019 Thompson IV Joseph Sounding Southern: Music, Militarism, and the Making of the Sunbelt Mississippi State University Assistant Professor of History
2017 Berggren Kathleen Forging a Veteran-State Social Contract: The American Legion, 1919-1956 Hanover Research Market Research Manager (O)
2017 Brown Willa The Gentlemen of the Woods: Myth, Memory and the American Lumberjack, 1870-1936 Harvard University Preceptor of Expository Writing (non-TT)
2017 Cirillo Frank The Day of Sainthood Has Passed: Abolitionists and the Golden Moment of the Civil War, 1861-1865 New York Historical Society Post-doc
2017 Cohen Benjamin Respect the Depths: Washington, D.C. and the Myth of Education Reform on the job market  
2017 Fredrickson Leif The Age of Lead: Metropolitan Change, Environmental Health, and Inner City Underdevelopment in Baltimore University of Montana Visiting Assistant Professor of History
2017 Freeman Stephanie Looking over the Horizon: Nuclear Abolitionism and the End of the Cold War, 1979-1989 Dartmouth College Post-doc, Dickey Center
2017 Garmon, Jr. Frank State Taxes, Wealth, and Public Finances after the American Revolution, 1783-1815 Christopher Newport University, Center for American Studies Post-doc
2017 Gismondi Melissa Rachel Jackson and the Search for Zion, 1760s-1830s University of Virginia Women, Gender, & Sexuality Lecturer (P/T)
2017 Hoffman Zachary Orienting the Empire: Russian Identity and East Asian Imperialism in the Conservative Press, 1894-1905 Highland School, Warrenton, VA History Faculty
2017 Marshall Lauren Rewriting Empire: The South African War, The English Popular Press, and Edwardian Imperial Reform on the job market  
2017 McGee Andrew Mainframing America: Computers, Federal Systems, and the Governmental Origins of the U.S. Information Society, 1940-1985 Carnegie Mellon University Visiting Assistant Professor (non-TT)
2017 Mock Harold Dangerous Power: An International History of German Unification, 1969-1993 Georgia College Assistant Professor & Director of Leadership Programs (TT)
2017 Nix Shannon The Soul of Our Foreign Policy’: Human Rights, Ecumenical Activism, and the Struggle over U.S. Policy toward Central America, 1976-1982 on the job market  
2016 Ambuske James The Loss it Sustain'd by the Immense Drain of Men: The Imperial Politics of Scottish Emigration to Revolutionary America, 1756-1803 George Washington's Mount Vernon Digital Historian
2016 Avissar Nir Photoactivism: Political Iconography in France, 1944-1968 Treehouse International School (O-R)
2016 Barlow Rhonda John Adams and the Fight for an Independent American Foreign Policy Adams Family Papers, Massachusetts Historical Society Research Associate (O-R)
2016 Barton Mary Counter-Terrorism: An International History, 1919-1937 Dartmouth College Post-doc, U.S. Foreign Policy Fellow
2016 Belonick Paul Roman Restraint: Competition and Morals in the Roman Republic Washington and Lee University Visiting Professor of Law (non-TT)
2016 Brady Benjamin Regulating the World: American Law and the International Business Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in Saint Louis, MO, Judge Raymond Gruender Law Clerk (O)
2016 Draper Mary The Tropical Metropolis: Cities and Society in the Early Modern British Caribbean Midwestern State University, Texas Assistant Professor (TT)
2016 Hickmott Alec Living in the Country: Imagining Development and Remaking the Black Rural South, 1933-86 Amherst College Visiting Assistant Professor of Black Studies and History
2016 Hrdlicka James War and Constitution-Making in Revolutionary Massachusetts, 1754-1788 University of Pennsylvania Post-doc, Andrea Mitchell Center
2016 Marquez  Cecilia The Strange Career of Juan Crow: Latino/as and the Making of the U.S. South, 1940-2000 New York University Assistant Professor (TT)
2016 Stringham Noel Marking Nuer Histories: Gender, Gerontocracy, and the Politics of Inclusion in the Upper Nile from 1400-1931 Wheaton College Assistant Professor of History (TT)
2015 Ax Oscar Emotional States: Marriage and the Pursuit of Happiness in East and West Germany, 1949-1989 Yonergy Solar Sales Director (O)
2015 Bauer Jean Republicans of Letters: The Early American Foreign Service as Information Network, 1775-1825 Lemon and Eggs Data Design LLC Founder (O)
2015 Bibler Ryan Legal Settlements: Jurisdiction in the English Atlantic, 1603-1643   Unknown (last known position was Business Analyst, Silverchair)
2015 Brown Katherine Alexander Hamilton and the Development of American Law Western Kentucky  Assistant Professor (TT)
2015 Finger Thomas Harvesting Power: Transatlantic Merchants and the Anglo-American Grain Trade, 1795-1890 Northern Arizona University Assistant Professor (TT)
2015 Geoghegan Kate The Specter of Anarchy, the Hope for Transformation: The Role of Non-State Actors in the U.S. Response to Soviet Reform and Disunion, 1981-1996 Harvard University, Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies Center Associate (O-R)
2015 Hicks Mary The Sea and the Shackle: African and Creole Mariners and the Making of a Luso-African Atlantic Commercial Culture, 1721-1835 Amherst College Assistant Professor of Black Studies and History (TT)
2015 Lashua Kristen Children at the Birth of Empire, c. 1600-1760 Vanguard University Chair, Department of History and Political Science, and Assistant Professor of History (TT)
2015 McCormick Evan Beyond Revolution and Repression: U.S. Foreign Policy and Latin American Democracy, 1980-1989 Obama Presidency Oral History Project (Columbia University) Associate Research Scholar 
2015 Perkins Cody Coloured Men, Moffies, and Meanings of Masculinity in South Africa, 1910-1960 Oberlin College Assistant Professor of History and Comparative American Studies (TT)
2015 Richeson Tamika Crimes of Discontent: The Contours of Black Women’s Law Breaking in Civil War Era Washington, D.C., 1830-1865 University of Boras Lecturer
2015 Rosenwald Brian Mount Rushmore: The Rise of Talk Radio and Its Impact on Politics and Public Policy University of Pennsylvania Scholar in Residence and Instructor
2015 Turek Lauren To Bring the Good News to All Nations: Evangelicals, Human Rights, and U.S. Foreign Policy, 1969-1994 Trinity University Assistant Professor of History and Director of Museum Studies Minor (TT)
2015 Zvengrowski Jeffrey The Stood Like the Old Guard of Napoleon: Jefferson Davis and the Pro-Bonaparte Democrats, 1815-1870 University of Virginia Research Assistant Professor and Assistant Editor, The Washington Papers 
2014 Brettle Adrian The Fortunes of War: Confederate Expansionist Ambitions during the American Civil War Arizona State University  Lecturer
2014 Caires Michael The Greenback Union: The Politics and Law of American Money in the Civil War Era S&P Global Market Intelligence Client Development Associate (O)
2014 Cebul Brent Developmental State: The Politics of Business, Poverty, and Economic Empowerment from the New Deal to the New Democrats University of Pennsylvania Assistant Professor (TT)
2014 Daniels Anne Growing Up in the Land of the Future: Youth Culture and Politics in Brazil, 1920-1985 Wilmington College Assistant Professor of History (TT)
2014 Dilbeck Dale War in Earnest: The Union and its Effort to Wage a Just War Recent grad from Yale Law Historian 
2014 Elias Allison  Standardizing Sex Discrimination: Clerical Workers, Labor Organizing, and Feminism University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)  Senior Fellow and Lecturer
2014 Flaherty Randall To ‘the Most Distant Parts of the Globe’: Trade, Politics, and the Maritime Frontier in the Early Republic, 1763-1819 UVA School of Law Special Collections Librarian
2014 Kayaoglu Barin Loving and Hating America in Turkey and Iran: A Cold War Story of Alliance Politics and Authoritarian Modernization, 1945-1980 American University of Iraq, Sulaimani Dean of Students and Assistant Professor 
2014 Luebke Peter Shattering the Slave Power: Northern Soldiers Interpret Their Civil War Naval History and Heritage Command Historian (O-R)
2014 Moulds Loren The Domestic Standard: American Homeownership and the State, 1917-1950 UVA School of Law Head of Digital Scholarship and Preservation (O-R)
2014 Pierce Rachel Capital Feminism: Work, Politics, and Gender in Congress, 1960-1980 Greensboro Day School Social Sciences & History Teacher (O-R)
2014 Ray Daren Disentangling Ethnicity in East Africa, ca. 1-2010 CE: Past Communities in Present Proactive Brigham Young University  Assistant Professor of History (TT)
2014 Terry John Imagining Nature and Creating Sacred Landscapes in Early Medieval England and Francia, c. 400-850 Westminister School History Teacher (O-R)
2014 Weidner Heather The Ocean in the Atlantic: British Experience and Imagination in an Imperial Sea, ca. 1600-1800 Lynchburg University Unknown (last known position was Lecturer, Lynchburg University
2014 Wilson Lee Masters of Law: English Legal Culture and the Law of Slavery in Colonial South Carolina and the British Atlantic World, 1669-1783 Clemson University Assistant Professor (TT)
2013 Allison James Sovereignty for Survival: American Energy Development and Indian Self-Determination Christopher Newport University Assistant Professor of History
2013 Collins John One of Many: Martial Law and English Laws, c. 1500-c. 1700 Eastern Washington University Professor and Senior Lecturer (TT)
2013 Dudley Brian The Constitution of This Realm: Political Decision-Making, Office-Holding, and Religious Change in England’s Parishes, 1559-1700 U.S. Army Researcher and Analyst (O-R)
2013 Gilliam George Building a Modern South: Political Economy in 19th-Century Virginia University of Virginia Lecturer in History
2013 Grinspan Jonathan The Virgin Vote: Young Americans in the Age of Popular Politics Smithsonian National Museum of American History  Curator of Political History
2013 Jacobs Amy Redefinig 'Veterans': The Vietnam War and the Making of Women Veterans 1979-97 Stevenson School History Teacher
2013 Kabalek Yaakov The Rescue of Jews and the Memory of Nazism in German, from the Third Reich to the Present Penn State Assistant Professor
2013 Le Zotte Jennifer From Goodwill to Grunge: Secondhand Consumerism in the 20th-Century United States University of North Carolina-Wilmington Assistant Professor of History (TT)
2013 Lee Rosemary A Printing Press for Shah Abbas: Science, Learning, and Evangelization in the Near East, 1600-50 University of Maryland-College Park MBA Candidate, School of Business
2013 Macekura Stephen Of Limits and Growth: Global Environmentalism and the Rise of 'Sustainable Development' in the 20th Century Indiana University, Bloomington Assistant Professor of History
2013 Nalty Sean We are going to Destruction as Fast as We Can: Slavery, the Rule of Law, and the Constitutional Union Party, 1849-1861   Unknown (last known position was with OUTFRONT Media)
2013 Nemchenok Victor A Dialogue of Power: Development, Global Civil Society, and the Third World Challenge to International Order, 1969-81 US Department of Defense Internal Affairs Analyst
2013 Nesbit Jr. Scott The Irony of Emancipation in the Civil War South University of Georgia Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities (TT)
2013 Otis Jessica By the Numbers: Understanding the World in Early Modern England George Mason University Assistant Professor of History (TT)
2013 Spencer Scott Establishing Empire's State, Engineering Empire's Nation: The South African Constabulary, the Imperial Policing Network, and a Greater Britain, 1900-18 Winchester High School Social Studies Teacher
2013 Staller Jared Island of Imaginations: The Historical Dialectics between Experience and Observations in the Creation of Sao Tome, 1472-1953 Rice University History Lecturer
2013 Stefanelli Dana John A Capital City: Washington, D.C., and the Political Economy of American Federalism, 1781-1831 The Washington Library, Mount Vernon Curator of Special Collections (O-R)
2013 Stubbendeck Megan This Wrong Being Done to My People: Street Gangs, Historical Agency, and Crime Politics in Postwar America ArborBridge Chief Executive Officer (O)
2013 Wood Nicholas Considerations of Humanity and Expediency: The Slave Trades and African Colonization in the Early National Antislavery Movement Spring Hill College Assistant Professor (TT)
2013 Yang Kai-Chien Becoming Significant: The Development of a Rural Community in the Republican China University of Arizona, Global International Student Advisor (O)
2012 Conklin Carli The Pursuit of Happiness in Historical Context University of Missouri Associate Professor of Law, School of Law
2012 Elmore Bart Citizen Coke: An Enviromental and Politcal History of the Coca-Cola Company Ohio State University Assistant Professor of History
2012 Herrington Philip The Exceptional Plantation: Slavery, Agricultural Reform, and the Creation of an American Landscape James Madison University Assistant Professor of History
2012 Kurtz William Roman Catholic Americans in the North and Border States during the Era of the American Civil War University of Virginia Managing Director and Digital Historian, Nau Center for Civil War History
2012 Lewis Margaret Infanticide in Early Modern Germany and the Experience of Augsberg, Memmingen, Ulm, and Nordlingen, 1500-1800 University of Tennessee-Martin Assistant Professor of History
2012 Lovelace Herbert International Legal History from Below: The Civil Rights Movement and the US Origins of the International Convention Indiana University School of Law Associate Professor of Law 
2012 Martinko Whitney Progress through Preservation: History on the American Landscape in an Age of Improvement, 1785-1860 Villanova University Assistant Professor of History
2012 Stryker Lawrence The Swedish Monarchy and the Copper Trade: The Copper Company, the Deposit System, and the Problems of 'Free Trade', 1600-40 D Block Metals LLC Sales and Purchases
2012 Wasserman-Soler Daniel Language Policy and Religious Instruction in Spain and Mexico, 1550-1600 Alma College Assistant Professor of History
2011 Alexander Erik 'A Revival of the Old Organization': Northern Democrats and Reconstruction, 1868-76 Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Assistant Professor of Historical Studies
2011 Center Seth Confronting Decline: The Resilience of the Conception of the US Role in the World, 1968-75 US Department of State Research Historian
2011 Chapin Christy Ensuring America's Health: Publicly Constructing the Private Health Insurance Industry University of Maryland-Baltimore County Assistant Professor of History
2011 Cotter Cory Anglo-Dutch Dissent: British Dissenters in the Netherlands, 1662-88 George School History Teacher
2011 Harris M. Keith Across the Bloody Chasm: Reconciliation in the Wake of Civil War Independent Historian Independent Historian
2011 Hatter Lawrence Channeling the Spirit of Enterprise: Commercial Interests and State Formation in the Early American West, 1763-1825 Washington State University Assistant Professor of History
2011 Jones William Moving Mountains: Southern Appalachia and the Faith of the Nation, 1730-1835 Not found Not found
2011 Kolar Laura Conserving the Country in Postwar America: Federal Conservation Policy from Eisenhower to Nixon US Department of State Historian
2011 Mattes Armin Citizens of Common Intellectual Homeland: The Transatlantic Context of the Origins of American Democracy and Nationhood, 1775-1840 Not found Not found
2011 Murray-Miller Gavin Making France Modern: Democracy, Empire, and the Construction of French Modernity, 1848-70 Cardiff University Lecturer in Modern European History
2011 Ohman Martin Ambiguous Bonds of Union: American Political Economy and the Geopolitical Origins of Interregional Cooperation and Conflict, 1783-1821 University of Gothenburg Researcher
2011 Phillips Sawyer Laura The American Fair Trade Controversy: Law and Economics in Transition, 1890-1940 Harvard Business School Assistant Professor of Business Administration
2011 Shelden Rachel Washington Brotherhood: Friendship, Politics, and the Coming of the Civil War University of Oklahoma Assistant Professor of History
2011 Throckmorton Anne The Persistence of Saints in Early Modern England Randolph Macon College Assistant Professor of History
2011 Wilson James Bolts from the Blue: The United States, the Soviet Union, and the End of the Cold War US Department of State Research Historian
2011 Zimring David Crossing the Line: Northern-Born Men and Women in the Confederacy Montgomery College Assistant Professor of History
2010 Dean Adam An Agrarian Republic: How Conflict Over Land Use Shaped the Civil War and Reconstruction Lynchburg University Associate Professor of History
2010 Eldred Jason Imperial Spain in the English Imagination, 1563-1662 Westmont College Adjunct Professor of History
2010 Goff Lisa Shantytowns in the United States, 1820-90 University of Virginia Assistant Professor of English, Director of Institute for Public History
2010 Hayter Julian We've Been Overcome: Black Voter Mobilization and White Resistance in Richmond, Virginia, 1954-85 University of Richmond Assistant Professor of Leadership Studies
2010 Meier Kathryn 'No Place for the Sick': Nature's War on Civil War Soldier Health in 1862 Virginia Virginia Commonwealth University Associate Professor of History
2010 Meyer Victoria Divining the Pox: The Controversy over Smallpox Inoculation in 18th-Century France University of Arizona Assistant Professor of History
2010 Mushal Amanda 'My Word is My Bond': Honor, Commerce, and Status in the Antebellum South The Citadel Associate Professor of History
2010 Nevin Mark Politicized Democracy: The Nixon Presidency and the Rise of Public Opinion Polling in American Politics Ohio University Assistant Professor of History
2010 Nicoletti Cynthia The Great Question of the War: The Legal Status of Secession in the Aftermath of the American Civil War, 1865-69 University of Virginia Professor of Law
2010 Sawyer Logan Federalism and Reform: Party Politics and Constitutional Argument in the Progressive Era Fight for Federal Child Labor Reform University of Georgia Associate Professor of Law, School of Law
2010 Stoermer Taylor Constitutional Sense, Revolutionary Sensibility: Political Cultures in the Making and Breaking of British Virginia, 1707-76 Johns Hopkins University Lecturer in Public History
2010 Winslow Stanley A Boy's Empire: The British Public School as Imperial Training Ground, 1850-1918 Not found Not found
2010 Wongsrichanalai Kanisorn The Burden of Their Class: College-Educated New Englanders and Leadership in the Civil War Era Angelo State University Associate Professor of History
2009 Botts Joshua Between Nightmares and Dreams: The Cold War and Neoconservative Strategic Culture, 1968-2000 US Department of State Historian
2009 Dierksheide Christa The Amelioration of Slavery in the Anglo-American Imagination, 1770-1840 University of Missouri Assistant Professor of History
2009 Geraghty David Emigrants, Exiles, Refugees, and Appeals for Land Grants in American Public Lands, 1783-1852 Longwood University Assistant Professor of History
2009 Gillis Matthew Gottschalk of Orbais: A Study of Power and Spirituality in a Ninth-Century Life University of Tennessee-Knoxville Assistant Professor of History
2009 Haberkern Phillip The Presence of the Past: History, Memory, and the Making of St. Jan Hus Boston University Assistant Professor of History
2009 Jortner Adam Reign of Witches: A Political History of American Miracles, 1780-1840 Auburn University Associate Professor of History
2009 Stoykovich Eric In the National Interest: Improving Domestic Animals and the Making of the United States, 1815-70 University of Maryland-College Park Historical Manuscript Project Archivist, University Libraries
2009 Torget Andrew Cotton Empire: Slavery and the Texas Borderlands, 1820-37 University of North Texas Associate Professor of History
2008 Blair Melissa Women's Organizations and Grassroots Politics: Denver, Durham, and Indianapolis, 1960-75 Warren Wilson College Assistant Professor of History
2008 Bridges David In Moscow's Image: Creating a Soviet State and Society in Kaliningrad Province, 1945-70 Not found Not found
2008 Haffner Jeanne Social Space Revolution: Aerial Photography, Social Science, and Urban Politics in Postwar France New-York Historical Society Assistant Curator
2008 Holt Daniel Acceptable Risk: Law, Regulation, and the Politics of American Financial Markets, 1878-1930 Senate Historical Office Assistant Historian
2008 Jackson Robert Fade In, Crossroads: The Southern Cinema, 1890-1940 University of Tulsa Professor of English
2008 Jorgensen Dolores Private Need, Public Order: Urban Sanitation in Late Medieval England and Scandinavia Lulea University of Technology  Associate Professor, Dept. of Business Administration, Technology and Social Sciences
2008 Martin Roderick The Reformation of Conscience: Rhetoric in the Lutheran Casuistry of Friedrich Balduin (1575-1627) Piedmont Virginia Community College Adjunct Assistant Professor
2008 Martinez Jaime For the Defense of the State: Slave Impressment in Confederate Virginia and North Carolina University of North Carolina-Pembroke Associate Professor of History
2008 Matthews Scott 'Up Against the World Like It Is': Documentary Expression in the South, 1925-65 Georgia State University Lecturer of History 
2008 McMahon Stephanie Money, Sex, and Tax Policy: Developments in Tax Avoidance and Martial Tax Returns, 1913-48 University of Cincinnati Professor of Law, College of Law
2008 Metcalf Cynthia From Morality Play to Celebrity: Women, Gender, and Performing Modernity in Egypt, c. 1850-1939 Independent Scholar Independent Scholar
2008 Murphy Brian Empire State Building: Interests, Institutions, and the Formation of States and Parties in New York, 1783-1845 Baruch College Associate Professor of History
2008 Nichols Christopher From Empire to Isolation: Internationalism and Isolationism in American Thought Oregon State University Associate Professor of History
2008 Ragosta John Fighting for Freedom: How Virginia's Religious Dissenters Helped Win the American Revolution and Religious Liberty Oberlin College Visiting Assistant Professor of History
2008 Rakove Robert A Genuine Departure: Kennedy, Johnson, and the Nonaligned World Stanford University Lecturer
2008 Schermerhorn J. Calvin Against All Odds: Slavery and Enslaved Families in the Making of the Antebellum Chesapeake Arizona State University Associate Professor of History
2008 Speiser Mathew Seeking the Roots of the Lost Cause: The Continuity of Regional Celebration in the White South, 1850-72 Marymount School of New York History Teacher
2008 Van Cleve George A Slaveholders' Union: The Law and Politics of American Slavery, 1770-1821 Seattle University School of Law Affiliated Scholar
2008 Wilson Rai Foundations of Sand: Federalism, Formalism, and the Matter of Money in the African American Legal Experience, Florida, 1900-50 Francis Parker School Social Studies Teacher
2008 Witmer Andrew God's Interpreters: Protestant Missionaries, African Converts, and Conceptions of Race in the United States, 1830-1910 James Madison University Associate Professor of History
2007 Alexander Michael Disputing Vows: Struggling for a Spouse in the Paduan Episcopal Court, c.1400-1500 Miss Hall's School History Teacher 
2007 Mooney Alfonso Shadows of Dominion: White Men and Power in Slavery, War, and the New South Windhover Capital Management Financial Advisor
2007 Muravchik Stephanie Came to Believe: American Faith in an Age of Psychology California State University-San Bernardino Adjunct Professor
2007 Nehls Christopher A Grand and Glorious Feeling: The American Legion and American Nationalism between the World Wars Democracy Fund Associate, Research and Systems
2007 Reis Jehnie French and Foreign Students in Interwar Paris: Creating the Cite Universitaire Point Park University Assistant Professor, History 
2007 Sribnick Ethan Rehabilitating Child Welfare: Children and Public Policy, 1945-80 Goddard Riverside Community Center Freelance Writer and Consultant
2007 Vandermeulen David The Country of the Second Chance: Economic Failure and Recovery in Atchison County, Kansas, 1865-96 Independent Attorney
2006 Black Monica On Death in Germany: Perceptions of Death among Wehrmacht Soldiers, 1939-45 University of Tennessee-Knoxville Associate Professor of History
2006 Bolden Jesse  A Study of the Rise and Fall of the John McCown Liberation Movement in Hancock County, Georgia, 1870-1976 Retired Retired
2006 Brooks Clayton Conversations across the Color Line: Interracial Cooperation and the Making of Segregation in Virginia, 1900-30 Mary Baldwin College Assistant Professor of History (Part-time)
2006 Cuthbertson Susan Politics, Empire, and the Italian Nation, 1896-1949 Independent Scholar Independent Scholar
2006 Fleche Andre  The Revolution of 1861: The Legacy of 1848 and the American Civil War Castleton University Associate Professor of History
2006 Flemma Thomas The Creation of American California, 1840-56 North Shore Country Day School Head of School
2006 Hochstetler Laurie Women's Lives in the 17th-Century Parish: Case Studies from Old and New England Princeton International School of Mathematics and Science History Teacher
2006 Hoff Derek Are We Too Many? The Population Debate and Policymaking in the 20th-Century United States University of Utah Associate Professor of History
2006 Minton Amy A Culture of Respectability: Southerners and Social Relations in Richmond, Virginia, 1820-65 Not found Not found
2006 Morrissey Christof National Socialism and Dissent Among the Ethnic Germans of Slovakia and Croatia, 1938-45 Berlin School of English English Teacher
2006 Pierce Katherine Networks of Disunion: Politics, Print Culture, and the Coming of the Civil War Not found Not found
2006 Riedl John Language and the Making of Race in the United States, 1827-1900 Montgomery College Professor of History
2006 Stokes Laura Demons of Urban Reform: The Rise of Witchcraft Prosecution in Basel, Lucerne, and Nuremberg, 1430-1530 Stanford University Associate Professor of History
2005 Ackerman Michael 'Food Faddism' and Nutrition Science in the United States, 1920-80 CSRA Senior Software Developer
2005 Doody Colleen Anti-Communism in America: Detroit's Cold War, 1945-60 DePaul University Associate Professor of History 
2005 Drogula Fred The Office of the Provincial Governor under the Roman Republic and Empire: Conception and Tradition Providence College Professor of History
2005 Fisher Nevan A House Divided: Christmas Church and the Protestant Community in Anqing Nazareth College Associate Professor of History 
2005 Janney Caroline If Not for the Ladies: Ladies' Memorial Associations and the Making of the Lost Cause Purdue University Professor of History
2005 Jennison Watson Cultivating Race: Slavery and Expansion in Georgia, 1750-1830 University of North Carolina-Greensboro Associate Professor of History 
2005 Lee Susanna Claiming the War: Stories of Loyalty in the Postwar South North Carolina State University Associate Professor of History 
2005 Mitchell Dayo The Ambiguous Distinctions of Descent: Free People of Color and the Construction of Citizenship in Trinidad and Dominica, 1800-38 Stanford University Associate Director, Sophomore College and Introductory Seminars
2005 Morton Jack Ohio's Gallant Fight: Northern State Politics during the Reconstruction Era, 1865-78 GE Accountant
2005 Murphy Sharon Security in an Uncertain World: Life Insurance and the Emergence of a Modern America Providence College Professor of History
2005 Owens James Between King and Conscience: Law, Politics, and Community in Early Modern England's Diocese of Winchester, 1520-1641 U.S. Department of Transportation Deputy General Counsel
2005 Parkinson Robert Enemies of the People: The Revolutionary War and Race in the New American Nation Binghamton University Associate Professor of History
2005 Thorndike Joseph The Price of Civilization: Taxation for Depression and War, 1932-45 Tax Analysts Contributing Editor
2005 Whitener Bradford Varieties of Historical Consciousness in 19th-Century Germany: Ranke, Dollinger, Marx Saint Mary's University Visiting Instructor of History
2004 Bon Tempo Carl Americans at the Gate: The Politics of American Refugee Policy, 1952-80 SUNY-Albany Associate Professor of History
2004 Bynum Cornelius Fighting for Identity: A. Philip Randolph's Search for Class-Consciousness in the Age of the Harlem Renaissance Purdue University Associate Professor of History
2004 Carp Benjamin Cityscapes and Revolution: Political Mobilization and Urban Spaces in North America, 1740-83 CUNY-Brooklyn College Associate Professor of History
2004 Celello Kristin Making Marriage Work: Marital Success and Failure in the United States, 1920-80 Queens College CUNY Associate Professor of History
2004 de Schweinitz Rebecca 'If They Could Change the World': Children, Childhood, and African American Civil Rights Politics Brigham Young University Associate Professor of History
2004 Delnore Allyson Political Convictions: French Deportation Projects in the Age of Revolutions, 1791-1854 University of Pittsburgh Associate Director, European Union Center
2004 Diefenderfer Lara Making and Unmaking Saints in 17th-Century Madrid St. Catherine's School Director of Upper School
2004 Hohenstein Kurt Coining Corruption: Deliberative Democracy, the Constitution, and the Making of the American Campaign Finance System, 1876-1976 University of California-Los Angeles Instructor, Extension School
2004 Hsieh Wayne The Old Army in War and Peace: West Pointers and the Civil War Era, 1814-65 United States Naval Academy Associate Professor of History
2004 Kirn John Voters, Parties, and Legislative Politics in New York State, 1846-76 John Tyler Community College Professor of History
2004 Mattozzi Louisa The Feminine Art of Politics and Diplomacy: The Roles of Duchesses in Early Modern Italy U.S. Department of State Program Officer
2004 Morsman Amy Revisiting the Big House: Plantation Households and Gender in Reconstruction Virginia Middlebury College Professor of History
2004 Murphy Mairè The Metropolitan Project: Leadership Policy and Development in St. Louis, Missouri, 1945-80 Washington University in St. Louis Academic Coordinator
2004 Neem Johann The Transformation of Civil Society in Massachusetts, 1780s-1840s Western Washington University Professor of History
2004 Richards Lawrence 'Union Free and Proud': America's Anti-Union Culture and the Decline of Organized Labor Miami University, Ohio Visiting Assistant Professor
2004 Schoen Brian The Fragile Fabric of Union: The Cotton South, Federal Politics, and the Atlantic World, 1783-1861 Ohio University Associate Professor of History
2003 Bon Tempo Carl J. Americans at the Gate:  The Politics of American Refugee Policy, 1952-1980 Suny Albany  Associate Professor (T)
2003 Mattozzi Louisa P. The Feminine Art of Politics and Diplomacy:  The Roles of Duchesses in Early Modern Italy U.S. Department of State Program Manager (O-R)
2003 Richards, Jr. Lawrence G. Union Free and Proud”:  America’s Anti-Union Culture and the Decline of Organized Labor Miami University Ohio Visiting Assistant Professor (Non-TT)
2003 Schoen Brian D. The Fragile Fabric of Union:  The Cotton South, Federal Politics, and the Atlantic World, 1783-1861 Ohio University Associate Professor (T)
2003 Garver Valerie L. Carolingian Aristocratic Women and the Transmission of Culture Northern Illinois Universit Director of Undergraduate Studies and Associate Professor (T)
2003 Kirn, Jr. John F. Voters, Parties, and Legislative Politics in New York State, 1846-1876 John Tyler Community College Associate Professor of History (T)
2003 Laub Thomas J. The Politics of Occupation: The German Military Administration in France, 1940-1944 Delta State University Assistant Professor of Social Science (TT)
2003 Wullf (Diefenderfer) Laura M. Making and Unmaking Saints in Seventeenth-Century Madrid St. Catherine’s School Head of Upper School (O-R)
2003 Hudgins Nicole H. Photographic Culture in Two Industrial Cities: Manchester and Lille, 1839-1914 University of Baltimore, Associate Professor of Legal Ethical and Historical Studies (T)
2003 Irons Charles F. The Chief Cornerstone’: The Spiritual foundations of Virginia’s Slave Society, 1740-1861 Elon College Associate Professor of History (T)
2003 La Fleur James D. The Culture of Crops on the Gold Coast (West Africa) from the Earliest Times to circa 1850 University of Virginia Lecturer (Non-TT)
2003 Meacham Sarah H. From Women’s Province to Men’s domain: Gender, Technology, and Alcohol in the Chesapeake, 1690 to 1800 Virginia Commonwealth University Director of Graduate Studies and Associate Professor of History (T)
2003 Sadosky, III Leonard J. Revolutionary Negotiations: A History of American Diplomacy with Europe and Native America in the Age of Jefferson Manahattan Institute, Adam Smith Society Communications Manager (O)
2003 Sheehan-Dean Aaron C. The Family War: Motivation and Commitment in the American Civil War Louisiana State University Fred C. Frey Professor of History (T)
2003 Vettel Eric J. Research Life!’ Bioscientists, the Bay Area, and a Research Revolution, 1946-1972 American Energy Society President/CEO (O)
2002 Dhavan Purnima The Warriors’ Way: The Making of the Eighteenth-Century Khalsa Panth University of Washington Howard and Frances Keller Endowed Professor in History/Associate Professor (T)
2002 Morris Andrew J. F. Charity, Therapy, and Poverty: Private Social Service in the Era of Public Welfare Union College Associate Professor of History (T)
2002 Lamey (Sklaroff) Lauren R. Ambivalent Inclusion: The State, Race, and Official Culture, 1930-1950 University of South Carolina Associate Professor of History (T)
2002 Creasman Allyson F Policing the Word: The Control of Print and Public Expression in early-Modern Augsburg, 1520-1648 Carnegie Mellon University Associate Professor of History (T)
2002 Froysland Haley S. Para el Bien Comun: Charity, Health, and Moral Order in Bogotà, Colombia, 1850-1936 Indiana University South Bend Associate Professor of History (T)
2002 Campion David A. Watchmen of the Raj: The United Provinces Police, 1870-1931 and the Dilemmas of Colonial Policing in British India Lewis and Clark College Dr. Robert B. Pamplin Jr. Associate Professor of History and Department Chair (T)
2002 Culpepper Danielle Court, Convent, and Counter Reformation: Ursulines in the Farnese Duchy of Parma and Piacenza, 1575-1731 University of Virginia Rare Book School Director of Budget and Finance (O-R)
2002 Fain, III W. Taylor Toll-Gates and Barbicans of Empire: The United States, Great Britain, and the Persian Gulf Region, 1950-1968 University of North Carolina Wilmington Associate Professor of History or Graduate Coordinator (T)
2002 Ingram Robert G. Nation, Empire, and Church: Thomas Secker, Anglican Identity, and Public Life in Georgian Britain, 1700-1770 Ohio University Associate Professor of History (T)
2002 Jones Bernie D. Critical Race Theory: Protesting Against Formalism in the Law, 1969-1999   Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts (O)
2002 Lee Lauranett L. Crucible in the Classroom: The Freedpeople and Their Teachers, Charlottesville, VA 1861-1876 Virginia Museum, VA Historical Society Curator of African American History (O-R)
2002 Mizelle Peter C. Battle with Famine’: Soviet Relief and the Tatar Republic, 1921-1922 Central Intelligence Agency (O-R)  
2002 Norris Stephen M. Russian Images of War: The Lubok and Wartime Culture, 1812-1917 Miami University of Ohio, Havighurst Center for Russian and Post-Soviet Studies Assistant Director and Professor of History (T)
2002 Norton Peter D. Fighting Traffic: The Dawn of the Motor Age in the American City University of Virginia, Department of Engineering and Society, Center for Transportation Studies Professor of History (T)
2002 Schroer Timothy L. Race after the Master Race: Germans and African Americans, 1945-1949 University of West Georgia Professor of History (T)
2002 Sheehy Peter P. The Triumph of Group Therapeutics: Therapy, the Social Self, and Liberalism in America, 1910-1960   Independent Scholar (O)
2001 Roth Sarah N. Rebels and Martyrs: The Debate over Slavery in American Popular Culture, 1822-1865 Widener College Associate Professor and Coordinator of the African and African American Studies Program (T)
2001 Dierenfield Kathleen M. Marion Talbot: the Dean of Educated Women Canisius College Adjunct Professor of History (Non-TT)
2001 Taylor (Murrell) Amy E The Divided Family in Civil War America, 1860-1870 University of Kentucky Associate Professor of History (T)
2001 Schuyler Lorraine G. The Weight of Their Votes: Southern Women and Politics in the 1920's University of Richmond Chief of Staff, Office of the President (O)
2001 Taylor Scott K. Honor and Violence in Castile, 1600-1650 University of Kentucky Associate Professor of History and Director of Graduate Studies (T)
2001 Broome Michael J. Horses' Heads, Mint Drops, Talking Rats, and Bell Ringers: Mid-Nineteenth Century American Politics and the Wild World of Political Cartoons U.S. Department of Homeland Security Senior Advisor (O-R)
2001 Koerner Steven R. The Conservative Youth Movement: A Study in Right-Wing Political Culture and Activism, 1950-1980 Recurrent Energy Director of Government Affairs (O)
2001 Milazzo Paul C. Legislating the Solution to Pollution: Congress and the Development of Water Pollution Control Policy, 1945-1975 Ohio University Associate Professor of History (T)
2001 Van Hook Laurie W. The Allies, the Axis, and the Serb-Croat Muddle, 1939-1945 U.S. Department of Homeland Security Historian (O-R)
2001 Watkinson Patricia F. Empire's Champion: Leo Amery and the Imperial Idea, 1900-1945 Randolph-Macon College Assistant Professor (TT)
2000 Clevenger Bryson E. Ireland and the Ultraradicals: A Rhetoric of Engagement and Detachment in British Working-Class Ideology Piedmont Community College Adjunct Assistant Professor (Non-TT)
2000 Dorr Gregory M. Segregation's Science: The American Eugenics Movement and Virginia, 1900-1980 Lone Pine Tree Care Owner (O)
2000 Guba James E. Cardinal Jacques Davy Du Perron: Conversion, Schism, and Politics in Early Modern France The Ministry (O)
2000 Hammond Mitchell L. The Origins of Civic Health Care in Early Modern Germany University of Victoria, British Columbia Assistant Professor of History (TT)
2000 Koschnik Albrecht Voluntary Associations, Political Culture, and the Public Sphere in Philadelphia, 1780-1830   Independent Scholar (O)
2000 Lewis Andrew B. Wandering in Two Worlds: Race, Citizenship, and Education in Virginia since 1945 Red Room Blog Writer (O)
2000 Sheets Kevin B. Et Tu, America? The Rise and Fall of Latin in Schools, Society, and the Culture of the Educated Man SUNY Cortland Associate Professor of History (T)
2000 Troutman Phillip D. Slave Trade and Sentiment in Antebellum Virginia George Washington University Assistant Professor of Writing (TT)
2000 Dorr Lisa J. Messin' White Women': White Women, Black Men, and Rape in Virginia, 1900-1960 University of Alabama Associate Professor of History and College of Arts & Sciences, Associate Dean (T)
2000 Eisenach Emlyn Marriage, Concubinage, and Marriage Dissolution in Sixteenth-Century Verona University of Chicago Admissions Office (O)
2000 French Scot A. Remembering Nat Turner: The Rebellious Slave in American Thought, 1831 to the Present University of Central Florida Director of Center for Digital History and Associate Professor of History (T)
2000 Holloran John R Professors of Enlightenment at the University of Halle, 1690-1730 Oregon Episcopal School, Portland History Department Chair & Teacher (O-R)
2000 LaLonde Kristine L. Transformations of Authority: Reform, Rebellion, and Resistance in the Catholic Church of the 1960's Lipscomb University Associate Dean and Professor (T)
2000 Mahan Erin R. The Burdens and Dilemmas of the Atlantic Alliance: John F. Kennedy, Charles de Gaulle and Western Europe, 1961-1963 Office of the Secretary of Defense Chief Historian (O-R)
2000 Mulroney Kelly A. Team Research and Interdisciplinarity in French Social Science, 1925-1952 Dealertrack Technologies Vice President of Product Strategy (O)
2000 Potter Dorothy T. The Cultural Influences of W. A. Mozart's Music in Philadelphia: 1786-1861 Lynchburg University Professor of History (T)
2000 Samuelson Richard A. The Adams Family and the American Experiment California State San Bernardino Associate Professor of History (T)
1999 Halperin Terri D. Dangerous to Liberty: The United States Senate, 1789-1821 University of Richmond Adjunct Professor of History (Non-TT)
1999 Hampson Mary R. Domesticating the Reformation: Religious Revolution and the Vocabulary of English Popular Piety   Independent Scholar & Editor, NY (O-R)
1999 Hay William A. Henry Brougham and the Whigs in Opposition, 1808-1830 Mississippi State University Associate Professor of History (T)
1999 Rothman Joshua D. Notorious in the Neighborhood': Interracial Sex and Interracial Families in Early National and Antebellum Virginia University of Alabama Professor of History and Director of Summersell Center for the Study of the South (T)
1999 Wright Dianne S. A Way Out of No Way: Learning the Ways of Freedom in the New South, 1865-1930 Thomas Jefferson Foundation Director of African American and Special Programs, (O-R)
1999 Fort, III James B. The Politics and Culture of Literacy in Georgia, 1800-1920   Independent scholar (O)
1999 Kastor Peter J. An Apprenticeship to Liberty': The Incorporation of Louisiana and the Struggle for Nationhood in the Early American Republic, 1803-1820 Washington University, St. Louis Professor of History and Department Chair (T)
1999 Trees Andrew S. A Character to Establish': Personal and National Identity in the New Nation Roosevelt University Montesquieu Forum, Post-Doc
1999 Carlsmith Christopher H. Schooling and Society in Bergamo, 1500-1650 University of Massachusetts, Lowell Professor of History and Transfer Coordinator (T)
1999 D'Andrea David M. Civic Christianity in Fifteenth-Century Treviso: The Confraternity and Hospital of Saint Maria Dei Battuti Oklahoma State University Assistant Professor of History (TT)
1999 Gutzman Kevin R.C. Old Dominion, New Republic: Making Virginia Republican, 1776-1840 Western Connecticut State University Professor of History and Graduate Coordinator (T)
1999 Harmon Clifford D. Balance and Power: Napoleonic Administration in the Department of Isere, 1800-1815 Bridgewater College Instructor of History (Non-TT)
1999 Henneke Christian E. The Art of Diplomacy under the Early Stuarts, 1603-42 McGuire, Woods, Battle, & Boothe Law Partner (O)
1999 Howard Agnes R. The Blessed Echoes of Truth: Catechisms and Confirmation in Puritan New England Gordon College Adjunct Professor of History (Non-TT)
1999 Klein Jennifer L. Managing Security: The Business of American Social Policy, 1910-1960 Yale University Professor of History (T)
1999 Landphair Juliette L. For the Good of the Community: Reform Activism and Public Schools in New Orleans, 1920-1960 University of Mary Washington Vice President for Student Affairs (O-R)
1999 Lassiter Matthew D. The Rise of the Suburban South: The 'Silent Majority' and the Politics of Education, 1945-1975 University of Michigan Associate Professor of History (T)
1999 Michel Gregg L. The Southern Student Organizing Committee and the Radicalization of White Southern Students, 1964-1969 University of Texas, San Antonio Associate Professor of History and Department Chair (T)
1999 Rohrer Stephen S. Planting Pietism: Religion and Community in the Moravian Settlements of North Carolina, 1750-1830 National Journal Senior Editor (O-R)
1999 Rubin Anne S. Redefining the South: Confederates, Southerners, and Americans, 1863-1868 University of Maryland, Baltimore County Professor of History (T)
1999 Van Hook James C. Rebuilding Germany: The Creation of the Social Market Economy, 1945-1957 Central Intelligence Agency (O-R)  
1998 Nickles Shelley K. Object Lessons: Household Appliance Design and the American Middle Class, 1920-1960 Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of American History, Division of Social History Curator (O-R)
1998 Saxon Timothy D. The German Side of the Hill: Nazi Conquest and Exploitation of Italy, 1943-45 Liberty University Associate Professor of History (T)
1998 Wells Coleman H. Remapping America: Market Research and American Society, 1900-1940 Temple University, Beasley School of Law Associate Professor (T)
1998 Dickson Keith D. The Divided Mind of Douglas Southall Freeman and the Transmission of Southern Memory Joint Staff College, National Defense University Professor of History (T)
1998 Jacobs Meg The Politics of Purchasing Power: Political Economy, consumption Politics, and State-Building, 1909-1959 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Associate professor of History (T)
1998 Pittman Lester G. Missionaries and Emissaries: The Anglican Church in Palestine, 1841-1948 Trident Technical College History Instructor (Non-TT)
1998 Rampton Martha The Gender of Magic in the Early Middle Ages Pacific University, Oregon Associate Professor of History (T)
1998 Shurmer Robert M. Deconstructing the Nation State: The Cromwellian Invasion and Occupation of Scotland, 1650-1660 St. Albans School History Department Chair (O-R)
1998 Boesen Matthew C. From Charter to Constitution: Local Self-Government in Revolutionary Massachusetts, 1774-1780 Woodberry Forest School History Teacher & Dean of Faculty (O-R)
1998 Cunningham, III Carleton S. Anglo-French Trade, War and Diplomacy in the Early Stuart Age Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School History Teacher (O-R)
1998 Goldberg Eric J. Creating a Medieval Kingdom: Carolingian Kingship, Court Culture, and Aristocratic Society under Louis of East Francia (840-76) M.I.T Associate Professor of History (T)
1998 Gunnoe, Jr. Charles D. Thomas Erastus in Heidelberg: A Renaissance Physician during the Second Reformation, 1558-1580 Aquinas College Professor of History (T)
1998 Hopkins, III Robert S. U.S. Strategic Aerial Reconnaissance and the Cold War, 1945-1961 U.S. Air Force Retired (O)
1998 Lengel Edward G. Perverse and Ill-Fated People': British Perceptions of the Irish, 1840-1860 White House Historical Association Chief Historian (O-R)
1998 Lenner Andrew C. The Federal Principle in American Law and Politics, 1790-1833 Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Financial Advisor (O)
1998 Love Richard The Cigarette Capital of the World: Labor, Race, and Tobacco in Richmond, Virginia, 1880-1980 National Ground Intelligence Analyst (O-R)
1998 Mosser Virginia R. Strange Mercies: The Search for Miracles in the Habsburg Monarchy from the Reign of Leopold I Southern Virginia University Associate Professor of History & German (T)
1998 Myers Andrew H. Black, White, and Olive Drab: Military-Social Relations during the Civil Rights Movement at Fort Jackson and in Columbia, South Carolina University of South Carolina, Spartanburg Professor of History (T)
1998 Smith John D. Managing White Supremacy: Politics and Culture in Virginia, 1919-1939   Independent Scholar, Author (O)
1998 Sprey Ilicia J. Papal Legates in English Politics, 1100-1272 Ivy Tech Community College, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences and University Transfer Division Dean and Professor (T)
1998 Stephenson Robert S. With Swords and Plowshares: British and American Military Society in the Trans-Allegheny West, 1754-1774 Museum of the American Revolution Director of Collections and Interpretation (O-R)
1997 Freeman Joanne B. Affairs of Honor: Political Combat and Political Character in the Easy Republic Yale University Professor of History (T)
1997 Smith Mark A. Crisis, Unity, and Partisanship: The Road to the Sedition Act John Burroughs School, St. Louis History Teacher (O-R)
1997 Grover Ruhi Rhythms of the Timber Trade: Forests in the Himalayan Punjab, 1850-1925 University of Otago, New Zealand Blenheim Advisors, India Education Sector (O-R)
1997 Burnett Robert S. Creating the 34th Congress: House and Senate Elections, 1854-1855   UVA bookstore (O)
1997 Flower John M. Portraits of Belief: Constructions of Chinese Cultural Identity in the Two Worlds of City and Countryside of Modern Sichuan Province Sidwell Friends School Director of Chinese Studies Program (O-R)
1997 Gough Terrence J. The Battle of Washington: Soldiers and Businessmen in World War I U.S. Army Center Military Historian (O-R)
1997 Haggard Robert F. The Persistence of Victorian Liberalism: Social Reform in Britain during the 'Great Depression', 1869-1899 Thomas Jefferson Post-Presidential Papers Project (University of Virginia & Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation) Senior Associate Editor (O-R)
1997 Kimball Gregg D. Place and Perception: Richmond in Late Antebellum America Library of Virginia Director of Public Services and Outreach (O-R)
1997 Lewis Charlene B. Ladies and Gentlemen on Display: Planter Society at the Virginia Springs, 1790-1860 Kalamazoo College Professor and Director of American Studies (T)
1997 OBrion Catherine G. A Mighty Fortress is Our God': Building a Community of Faith in the Virginia Tidewater, 1772-1845 U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in Richmond Archivist
1997 Ramsey Michael G. No Solid Ground on Which to Stand: Diego Martinez Barrio and the Second Spanish Republic Union College Professor of History (T)
1997 Roberts Daniel M. The Puritan Political Organization of Civil War London: The Legacy of Lord High Mayor Isaac Peningtron University of Richmond Associate Professor of Liberal Arts and History and Liberal Arts Department Chair (T)
1997 Robertson Lindsay G. Johnson v. M'Intosh: Land, Law and Politics of Federalism, 1773-1842 University of Oklahoma, College of Law Professor (T)
1997 Schiller Reuel E. Policy Ideals and Judicial Action: Expertise, Group Pluralism and Participatory Democracy in Intellectual Thought and Legal Decision-Making, 1932-1970 University of California, Hastings College of Law Professor (T)
1997 Smith Hilary B. Community' and 'Belonging' in Early Modern England: Life in the Trent River Valley, 1520-1640 St. Paul’s on-the-Hill Episcopal Church Episcopal Minister (O)
1996 Holowinsky Yurij B. Visions of a Democratic Russia: America and Russian Liberalism, 1900-1917 St. Josaphat Ukrainian Catholic Seminary Bishop (O)
1996 Munsick, Jr. David R. English Government and Society under the Cromwells, 1649-1660: Reflections on a Failed Regime The Covenant School, Charlottesville, VA (O-R)
1996 Snead David L. Eisenhower and the Gaither Report: The Influence of a Committee of Experts on National Security Policy in the late 1950's Liberty University Professor of History (T)