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Associate Professor of History and Chair
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Modern European History, France and the French Empire, Migration, Muslims and the Islamic World, Human Rights, Humanitarianism
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Mood-Bridwell 215
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Part-Time Instructor of History
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Assistant Professor of History
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Modern Mexico, Latin America, Medicine, Science, Pubic Health, Medical Education, Homeopathy, Global Scientific Networks, Traditional/Popular Healing, Popular Science, Spiritualism/Spiritism
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Mood-Bridwell 214
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Associate Professor of History
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Early Modern Europe, Britain and Ireland, The British Empire, The Atlantic World, Comparative Colonialism, Women & Gender
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Mood-Bridwell 216
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Assistant Professor of History
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U.S. History, Labor and Politics in Modern America, Social Movements, Urban History, Policy History
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Mood-Bridwell 217
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