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Faculty by Research
Area
AFRICA
Akin
Ogundiran, Boston University, 2000 (West Africa, Cultural,
Archaelogy)
ASIA
Laura
Nenzi, University of California Santa
Barbara, 2004 (Early Modern Japan, East Asia, Japanese Religions)
EUROPE
Gwyn
Davies, Institute of Archaeology, University College of
London, 2001 (Ancient, Rome, Military)
Rebecca
Friedman, University of Michigan, 2000 (Russia, eastern
Europe, women, gender)
Lara
Kriegel, The Johns Hopkins University, 1999 (Modern
Britain & Empire, women, culture)
Felice
Lifshitz, Columbia University, 1988 (Medieval Europe,
historiography)
Aurora
Morcillo,
University of New Mexico, 1995 (Modern Spain, gender)
Joseph
F. Patrouch, U.C. Berkeley, 1991 (Early Mod. Europe,
central Europe)
Brian
Peterson, University of Wisconsin, 1976 (Modern Europe)
LATIN AMERICA and CARIBBEAN
N. David
Cook, University of Texas, 1973 (Colonial Latin America,
Andes)
Elizabeth
Cooper, University of Chicago, 2007 (Modern Latin America, Brazil,
Cuba, race)
Veronique
Helenon,
Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, 2003 (Francophone African
diaspora, Caribbean, colonization)
Sherry
Johnson, University of Florida, 1995 (Latin America, Cuba,
Caribbean)
Bianca
Premo, University of North Carolina, 2001 (Colonial and
Modern Latin America, History of Childhood, Gender, Legal History,
Colonial Peru)
Mark
D. Szuchman, University of
Texas, 1976 (Latin America, Argentina)
Victor Uribe, University of Pittsburgh, 1993 (Latin America,
Colombia, legal)
UNITED STATES
Alexandra
Cornelius-Diallo,Washington University, St Louis, 2006
(African American History; Race, Gender, and Science.
Alex
Lichtenstein, University of Pennsylvanial, 1990 (US labor, African
American)
Kenneth
Lipartito, The Johns Hopkins University, 1986 (US,
business, technology)
Joyce
Shaw Peterson, University of Wisconsin, 1976 (US, women,
social)
Darden
Asbury Pyron,University of Virginia, 1975 (US South,
cultural)
Howard Rock, New York
University, 1974 (Jeffersonian US, labor)
Chantalle
F. Verna, Michigan State University, 2005 (US, Haiti,
inter-American relations, African diaspora, immigration and ethnicity)
Kirsten
E. Wood, University of Pennsylvania, 1998 (US, early
national, southern, women's, and gender history)
AFFILIATED FACULTY
Steven Heine, Temple
University, 1980 (Japanese Intellectual, medieval Japan; Religious
Studies)
Eric Messersmith (History of Japan)
RETIRED
FACULTY
Alan
Kahan, Emeritus, University of Chicago, 1987 (Modern
Europe, history
of ideas)
Howard
Kaminsky, Emeritus, University of Chicago, 1952 (Medieval
Europe, religious)
Eric Leed,
University of Rochester, 1972 (Modern Europe, history of ideas)
IN
MEMORIAM
Christopher
Gray, 1958-2000
Faculty
List
N.
David Cook, University of Texas, 1973 (Colonial Latin America,
Andes)
Elizabeth
Cooper, University of Chicago, 2007 (Modern Latin America, Brazil,
Cuba, race)
Gwyn
Davies, Institute of Archaeology, University College of London,
2001 (Ancient, Rome, Military)
Rebecca
Friedman, University of Michigan, 2000 (Russia, eastern
Europe, women, gender)
Veronique
Helenon, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, 2003
(Francophone African diaspora, Caribbean, colonization)
Sherry
Johnson, University of Florida, 1995 (Latin America, Cuba,
Caribbean)
Lara
Kriegel, The Johns Hopkins University, 1999 (Modern Britain
& Empire, women, culture)
Alex
Lichtenstein, University of Pennsylvanial, 1990 (US labor, African
American)
Felice
Lifshitz, Columbia University, 1988 (Medieval Europe,
historiography)
Kenneth
Lipartito, The Johns Hopkins University, 1986 (US, business,
technology)
Aurora
Morcillo, University of New Mexico, 1995 (Modern Spain,
gender)
Laura Nenzi, University of California Santa Barbara, 2004 (Early
Modern Japan, East Asia, Japanese Religions)
Akin
Ogundiran, Boston University, 2000 (West Africa, Cultural,
Archaelogy)
Joseph
F. Patrouch, U.C. Berkeley, 1991 (Early Mod. Europe, central
Europe)
Brian
Peterson, University of Wisconsin, 1976 (Modern Europe)
Joyce
Shaw Peterson, University of Wisconsin, 1976 (US, women, social)
Bianca
Premo, University of North Carolina, 2001 (Colonial and
Modern Latin America, History of Childhood, Gender, Legal History,
Colonial Peru)
Darden
Asbury Pyron,University of Virginia, 1975 (US South, cultural)
Howard Rock,
New York University, 1974 (Jeffersonian US, labor)
Mark
D.
Szuchman, University of Texas,
1976 (Latin America, Argentina)
Victor Uribe,
University of Pittsburgh,
1993 (Latin America, Colombia, legal)
Chantalle F. Verna,
Michigan State University, 2005 (US, Haiti, inter-American relations,
African diaspora, immigration and ethnicity)
Kirsten
E. Wood, University of
Pennsylvania,
1998 (US, early national, southern, women's, and gender history)
AFFILIATED FACULTY
Steven Heine, Temple
University, 1980 (Japanese Intellectual, medieval Japan; Religious
Studies)
Eric Messersmith (History of Japan)
RETIRED FACULTY
Alan
Kahan, Emeritus,
University of Chicago, 1987 (Modern Europe, history of
ideas)
Howard Kaminsky,
Emeritus,
University of Chicago, 1952 (Medieval Europe, religious)
Eric Leed, University of
Rochester, 1972 (Modern Europe, history of ideas)
Staff
Mail:
Department of History
Florida International University
University Park (DM-397)
Miami, FL 33199
Phone/Fax:
Tel: 305-348-3883 or 305-348-2328
Fax: 305-348-3561
E-mail:
Department Chair: Noble David Cook
Office Assistant: Emily Carreras
Secretary: Hayat Kassab-Gresham
Graduate Studies Secretary: Diana
Cox
The office is open M-F, 8.30 am to
5:00 pm.
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