Faculty

  • Hakem Rustom

    Hakem al-Rustom

    2012 - 2013 Manoogian Simone Foundation
    Post-Doctoral Fellow

    hakemaa@umich.edu


  • Paulina Alberto

    Paulina Alberto

    Associate Professor 2705 Haven Hall

    Latin America; Race and nation, racial ideologies, racial politics; Afro-Latin America; Brazil and Argentina734.647.4869 / palberto@umich.edu


  • George Alter

    George Alter

    Professor 1220A Perry Bldg.

    History of the Family; Demography; Economy734.615.7652 / altergc@umich.edu


  • Kathryn Babayan

    Kathryn Babayan

    Associate Professor
    Director, Armenian Studies Program
    4012 Thayer

    Early Modern Iran; Shi’ism; Sufism; Gender and Sexuality734.763.1597 / babayan@umich.edu


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    Bob Bain

    Associate Professor 4118 School of Education

    Teacher education in the design and use of history-specific technology734.615.0585 / bbain@umich.edu


  • Pamela Ballinger

    Pamela Ballinger

    Associate Professor
    Fred Cuny Chair in the History of Human Rights
    2509 Haven Hall

    Human rights, refugees and displacement, memory, fascism; seascapes and coastal issues, Italy, Croatia/ex-Yugoslavia734.647.4888 / pballing@umich.edu


  • Lydia Barnett

    Lydia Barnett

    Assistant Professor
    Michigan Society of Fellows

    734.647.5408 / lrbarn@umich.edu


  • EIHS Post Doc Fellow

    Anne Berg

    Lecturer
    Assistant Director of Undergraduate Studies
    1029M Tisch Hall

    Modern German and modern European social and cultural history; Nazism, war, and the Holocaust; Urban history; Film studies; the history of garbage734.763.8905 / akberg@umich.edu


  • Stephen Berrey

    Stephen A. Berrey

    Assistant Professor 3640 Haven Hall

    African American cultural, U.S. South, Black resistance and protest in the 20th century, African Diaspora734.615.2936 / sberrey@umich.edu


  • Francis Blouin

    Francis Blouin

    Professor
    Director, Bentley Historical Library
    Bentley Library, 1150 Beal

    Archives, documentation, and institutions of social memory; United States Social History, Michigan history.734.764.3482 / fblouin@umich.edu


  • Michael Bonner

    Michael Bonner

    Professor of Islamic History
    Department Chair, Near Eastern Studies
    4147 Thayer Bldg.

    Poverty and charity in the Islamic Middle East (600-1100); Arabia at the rise of Islam; Redistributive practices in Arabia; GIS mapping of pre- and early Islamic Arabia734.647.0093 / mbonner@umich.edu


  • Howard Brick

    Howard Brick

    Professor
    Louis Evans Chair in U.S. History
    1725 Haven Hall

    20th Century U.S. History;Social Theory and American Intellectual History;History of Social Movements and Politics in the U.S. Since 1865734.763.7861 / hbrick@umich.edu


  • Charlie Bright

    Charlie Bright

    Professor L995E West Quad

    Social Theory and Practice734.764.7414 / cbright@umich.edu


  • Kathleen Canning

    Kathleen Canning

    Arthur F. Thurnau Professor of History,
    Women's Studies and German
    2719 Haven

    Modern Germany;Modern European women and gender;Labor and social movements;Welfare state;History of the body734.763.9937 / kcanning@umich.edu


  • John Carson

    John Carson

    Associate Professor
    Director and Director of Graduate Studies
    Science, Technology & Society
    1765 Haven Hall

    U.S. intellectual/cultural history, History of science, History of the human sciences, 19th-century U.S. history, European intellectual history734.647.7378 / jscarson@umich.edu


  • Par Cassel

    Pär Cassel

    Associate Professor 2526 Haven Hall

    Late imperial and modern China; legal, political and institutional history of China; Sino-Japanese relations; the treaty ports of East Asia734.647.4868 / cassel@umich.edu


  • Sueann Caulfield

    Sueann Caulfield

    Associate Professor
    Director of Graduate Studies
    2751 Haven Hall

    Latin America and Brazil734.647.7946 / scaul@umich.edu


  • Chun-shu Chang

    Chun-shu Chang

    Professor 1757 Haven Hall

    History and civilization of China, 1600 BC-1800 AD: sociolcultural, intellectual-literary, military-diplomatic, historiography, science and technology734.763.2294 / cschang@umich.edu


  • Rita Chin

    Rita Chin

    Associate Professor 2526 Haven Hall

    Late Modern Europe, especially post-1945 Germany; comparative European migrations; transnationalism; ethnic minorities; gender; intellectual history734.615.9320 / rchin@umich.edu


  • Erdem Cipa

    Erdem Cipa

    Assistant Professor 3012 Thayer Bldg.

    Ottoman Empire;Middle East, Balkans647-4637 / ecipa@umich.edu


  • David William Cohen

    David William Cohen

    Professor Emeritus 1029 Tisch Hall

    dwcohen@umich.edu


  • Josh Cole

    Joshua H. Cole

    Associate Professor
    Director, Center for European Studies
    1640 Haven Hall

    Modern France; Europe; Gender, memory, violence; colonial and post-colonial734.763.4159 / joshcole@umich.edu


  • Juan R. Cole

    Juan Cole

    Richard P. Mitchell Professor of History
    Director, Center for Middle Eastern and North African Studies
    2527 Haven Hall

    Modern Middle East; Muslim South Asia; Social and intellectual history734.764.6305 / jrcole@umich.edu


  • Jay Cook

    Jay Cook

    Associate Professor 1759 Haven Hall

    19th-century cultural and intellectual; African-American; Popular/mass culture; Visual culture; Capitalism734.763.7860 / jwcook@umich.edu


  • BIO-Countryman

    Matthew Countryman

    Associate Professor History, American Culture 2759 Haven Hall

    African-American social movements, 20th-century U.S. history, race-postwar liberalism-and the American left, African-American politics in the post-civil-rights era.
    Secondary Fields of Study: Public memory of the Civil Rights movement, right-wing social movements, the social construction of race.
    734.647.2434 / mcountry@umich.edu


  • Deborah Dash Moore

    Deborah Dash Moore

    Frederick G.L. Huetwell Professor of History
    Director, Frankel Center for Judaic Studies
    1703 Haven Hall
    2111 Thayer Bldg.

    American Jewish, American Urban, Modern Jewish, American Religious History734.647.7862 / ddmoore@umich.edu


  • Deirdre de la Cruz

    Deirdre de la Cruz

    Assistant Professor of Southeast Asian Studies 6167 STB

    Cultures and histories of Southeast Asia, in particular the Philippines734.615.8506 / ddelac@umich.edu


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    Christian de Pee

    Associate Professor 1632 Haven Hall

    8th-14th century China (Tang, Song, and Yuan dynasties), text and writing, cities and urban space, representations of imperial power, ritual, archaeology734.763.6968 / cdepee@umich.edu


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    Philip J. Deloria

    Carroll Smith-Rosenberg Collegiate Professor
    LSA Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education
    2216 LSA Bldg.
    2735 Haven Hall

    U.S. Cultural; American Indian; Enviornmental; American Studies734.764.0320
    734.763.2091 / pdeloria@umich.edu


  • BIO-Dowd

    Gregory E. Dowd

    Professor
    Chair, Department of American Culture
    3672 Haven Hall

    Colonial and Revolutionary America, Native American, American Studies615-6473 / dowdg@umich.edu


  • Paul N. Edwards

    Paul N. Edwards

    Professor 3439 North Quad

    History of science and technology, espeically meteorology and information infrastructures734.764.2617 / pne@umich.edu


  • Geoff Eley

    Geoff Eley

    Karl Pohrt Distinguished University Professor
    Department Chair
    1029G Tisch

    Modern Germany, Britian, Europe; historiography; history & film; nationalism; fascism and the right734.763.2289 / ghe@umich.edu


  • Todd M. Endelman

    Todd Endelman

    Professor Emeritus 1029 Tisch Hall

    734.764.7308 / endelman@umich.edu


  • Hussein Fancy

    Hussein Fancy

    Assistant Professor 2528 Haven Hall

    Medieval Spain and North Africa; Social, Cultural and Intellectual History of Religious Interaction; Political Theology and Paleography734.647.5409 / fancy@umich.edu


  • Albert Feuerwerker

    Professor Emeritus 1029 Tisch Hall

    afeuer@umich.edu


  • John Fine

    John V. A. Fine

    Professor 1672 Haven Hall

    Balkan, Byzantine, Eastern Church History763.2231 / jvafine@umich.edu


  • Sara Forsdyke

    Sara Forsdyke

    Professor 2144 Angell Hall

    Greek historiography, Athenian democracy, Greek law, social and cultural history, ancient slavery734.936.6098 / forsdyke@umich.edu


  • Katherine French

    Katherine French

    J. Frederick Hoffman Professor of History 1733 Haven Hall

    Medieval and women's history734.647.4899 / frenchk@umich.edu


  • Dario Gaggio

    Dario Gaggio

    Associate Professor 2765 Haven Hall

    Modern Italy, History and political economy; Agrarian and environmental history734.763.2297 / dariog@umich.edu


  • Kevin Gaines

    Kevin Gaines

    Professor 4700 Haven Hall (CAAS)

    U.S. and African American intellectual and cultural history; race and gender politics in post-World War II America; African American cultural production; the global dimensions of U.S. struggles over the meaning of citizenship734.764.5513 / gaineskk@umich.edu


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    William Glover

    Associate Professor of Architecture, A Alfred Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning

    Aesthetics of modernization in mid-20th-centurySouth Asia; Architectural history734.936.0203 / wglover@umich.edu


  • Dena Goodman

    Dena Goodman

    Lila Miller Collegiate Professor of History and Women's Studies 2144 Lane Hall

    Early Modern France, Cultural and Intellectual, Women and Gender734.647.0771 / goodmand@umich.edu


  • Kevin Graffagnino

    J. Kevin Graffagnino

    Director, William L. Clements Library 909 South University

    734.647.0704 / jkgraff@umich.edu


  • Thomas A. Green

    Thomas A. Green

    Professor Emeritus 968 Legal Research

    734.764.1457 / tagreen@umich.edu


  • Raymond Grew

    Professor Emeritus 1029 Tisch Hall

    rgrew@umich.edu


  • Myron Gutmann

    Myron Gutmann

    Professor 1120A Perry Bldg

    Historical demography of Europe and America; early modern Europe; population and environment; environmental history734.615.8400 / gutmann@umich.edu


  • David J. Hancock

    David J. Hancock

    Professor 2767 Haven Hall

    Colonial America; Early-Modern Britain and Empire; Business and Economic History; Atlantic History734.763.7589 / hancockd@umich.edu


  • Clement Hawes

    Clement Hawes

    Professor 3172 Angell Hall

    Restoration and eighteenth-century satire; Early modern novel; Eighteenth-century visual caricature; 'Madness' and early modern political rhetoric; Travel and travelogues; Early imperialism and resistance; The Anglo-Irish eighteenth century; The Enlightenment734.936.2700 / cchawes@umich.edu


  • Jean Hebrard

    Jean-Michel Hebrard

    Visiting Professor

    jhebrard@umich.edu


  • Gabrielle Hecht

    Gabrielle Hecht

    Professor 2666 Haven Hall

    Technology; Nuclear power and proliferation; Mining; Globalization; Labor; National identity; Colonial and post colonial Africa; Modern France734.647.7937 / hechtg@umich.edu


  • BIO-Hoffnung-Garskof

    Jesse Hoffnung-Garskof

    Associate Professor of American Culture and History 3751 Haven Hall

    Latino studies, Latin American and Caribbean history, transnational migrations, music, race and ethnicity.734.647.0253 / jessehg@umich.edu


  • Joel D. Howell

    Joel D. Howell M.D.

    Victor Vaughan Professor 2773 Haven Hall

    Medicine; History and sociology of science734.763.2289 / jhowell@umich.edu


  • Diane Owen Hughes

    Associate Professor 2507 Haven Hall

    Medieval and Renaissance; cultural, social, legal734.764.8547 / dohughes@umich.edu


  • Brandi Hughes

    Brandi Hughes

    Assistant Professor 2518 Haven Hall

    North American religion, African American religious and intellectual history734.647.4873 / bshughes@umich.edu


  • Nancy Rose Hunt

    Nancy Rose Hunt

    Professor of History (and Obstetrics/Gynecology) 1735 Haven Hall

    Africa, health, medicine, violence, religious studies, humanitarianism, gender, psychiatry, theory, ethnographic history, global history, visual culture734.647.4887 / nrhunt@umich.edu


  • Kali Israel

    Kali Israel

    Associate Professor 2511 Haven Hall

    Modern Britain, women's history, modern Europe, cultural studies734.647.4898 / kisrael@umich.edu


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    Paul C. Johnson

    Professor of History and Afroamerican and African Studies
    Director, Program in Anthro-History
    4658 Haven Hall

    Theories of religion, ethnography, history of the study of religion, religion and race, modern history of Brazil734.764.5513 / paulcjoh@umich.edu


  • Martha Jones

    Martha S. Jones

    Associate Professor 2703 Haven Hall

    African American history; 19th century United States history; women's history; critical race theory, Atlantic world slavery and law734.647.5421 / msjonz@umich.edu


  • Sue Juster

    Susan Juster

    Professor 2521 Haven Hall

    Early American, women and religion734.763.7858 / sjuster@umich.edu


  • Carol F. Karlsen

    Professor Emerita 1029 Tisch Hall

    ckarlsen@umich.edu


  • BIO-Kelley

    Mary C. Kelley

    Ruth Bordin Collegiate Professor 2627 Haven Hall

    19th century women writers;American and women's intellectual history;American culture;Women's studies763.2289 / mckelley@umich.edu


  • Val Kivelson

    Valerie A. Kivelson

    Arthur F. Thurnau Professor 2743 Haven Hall

    Medieval and early modern Russia; history of cartography; comparative witchcraft, religion, politics and culture734.763.2049 / vkivelso@umich.edu


  • BIO-Kurashige

    Scott Kurashige

    Professor
    Director, Asian/Pacific Islander American Studies Program
    3642 Haven Hall

    Asian/Pacific American history, U.S. urban history--Los Angeles and Detroit, comparative race and ethnicity.;Secondary Fields of Study: African-American history, social movements, community service-learning.734.647.3341 / kurashig@umich.edu


  • Matt Lassiter

    Matthew Lassiter

    Associate Professor
    Director of Undergraduate Studies
    2513 Haven Hall

    20th century United States, urban/suburban, political, social, Southern, popular culture734.647.4618 / mlassite@umich.edu


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    Gerard Libaridian

    Alex Manoogian Visiting Professor of Modern Armenian History 2640 Haven Hall

    History of the Caucasus, Armenian politics and international relations734.763.4555 / glibarid@umich.edu


  • Vic Lieberman

    Victor B. Lieberman

    Marvin B. Becker Collegiate Professor of Southeast Asian History 1741 Haven Hall

    Southeast Asia, 1400-1800, early modern global734.763.4771 / eurasia@umich.edu


  • Rudi Lindner

    Rudi Lindner

    Professor 1672 Haven Hall

    Medieval world; Ottoman; astrophysics734.763.2290 / rpl@umich.edu


  • Erik Linstrum

    Erik Linstrum

    Assistant Professor
    Michigan Society of Fellows
    2641 Haven Hall

    Modern Britain and the British Empire; History of the human sciences; Colonial violence; Cultural and intellectual history617.835.2786 / linstrum@umich.edu


  • Elise Lipkowitz

    Elise Lipkowitz

    Assistant Professor
    Michigan Society of Fellows
    2657 Haven Hall

    Early modern and modern Europe; Atlantic World history;History of science734.647.5412 / elipkow@umich.edu


  • Michael MacDonald

    Professor 2725 Haven Hall

    Early modern Britain; social cultural; mentalities734.763.0120 / mmacdon@umich.edu


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    Olga Maiorova

    Associate Professor 3040 MLB

    19th century imperial Russia;Literature, intellectual history, and representations of nationality; Fictional and non-fictional accounts of Central Asia734.764.3227 / maiorova@umich.edu


  • Howard Markel

    Howard Markel M.D., Ph.D.

    George E. Wantz Distinguished Professor of the History of Medicine; Director, Center for the History of Medicine 100 Simpson

    Pediatrics and communicable diseases;Health mangement and policy;Psychiatry734.647.6914 / howard@umich.edu


  • Jonathan Marwil

    Jonathan Marwil

    Lecturer 2632 Haven Hall

    Modern European history; War, historiography, photography734.647.5418 / jmarwil@umich.edu


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    Tomoko Masuzawa

    Professor 2634 Haven Hall

    Modern European intellectual history (19th century); Discourses on religion; History of human sciences; Psychoanalysis734.615.3602 / masuzawa@umich.edu


  • Michelle McClellan

    Michelle McClellan

    Assistant Professor

    United States; Public history734.647.5408 / mmcclel@umich.edu


  • Terry McDonald

    Terrence J. McDonald

    Arthur F. Thurnau Professor
    Dean, College of LSA
    2005 LSA

    Modern American history, political, urban, historiography734.764.0322 / tmcd@umich.edu


  • BIO-Miles

    Tiya Miles

    Professor
    Chair, Department in Afroamerican and African Studies
    4773 Haven Hall

    African-American and Native-American interrelated and comparative histories, esecially 19th-century; African-American women's istory and literature; Native American women's history and literature; U.S. women's history734.764.5513 / tiya@umich.edu


  • Farina Mir

    Farina Mir

    Associate Professor
    Director, Center for South Asian Studies
    2757 Haven Hall

    Modern South Asia; Islam/Muslims in South Asia; British colonialism734.647.5416 / fmir@umich.edu


  • Jeff Mirel

    Jeffrey Mirel

    Professor 4114 School of Education

    Americsn urban education; High school curriculum; Civic education734.615.8983 / jmirel@umich.edu


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    Anthony P. Mora

    Associate Professor of American Culture and History 3767 Haven Hall

    19th-century United States; Race, gender, and sexuality in the U.S.; Mexican-American history; Latino/a history; The history of sexuality734.615.5766 / apmora@umich.edu


  • Gina Morantz-Sanchez

    Regina Morantz-Sanchez

    Professor 2664 Haven Hall

    Women's and gender history, history of the family, sexuality, the body, and medicine, race and ethnicity, Jewish American history734.763.2296 / reginann@umich.edu


  • Ian Moyer

    Ian Moyer

    Associate Professor 2520 Haven Hall

    Ancient Greece and Egypt; Ethnicity and culture in the ancient world; Historiography and ethnography; Religion and magic734.763.5855 / ianmoyer@umich.edu


  • Rudolf Mrazek

    Rudolf Mrazek

    Professor 2749 Haven Hall

    Southease Asia; Modern Indonesia734.764.6588 / rdlf@umich.edu


  • Ellen Muehlberger

    Ellen Muehlberger

    Assistant Professor 4163 Thayer Bldg.

    Religion and Christianity in Late Antiquity734.615.2960 / emuehlbe@umich.edu


  • Rachel Neis

    Assistant Professor 2506 Haven Hall

    Jewish history (particularly late antique); Palestinian and Babylonian rabbinic culture; Religion and mysticism; Law in the ancient world; Vision and visuality734.647.4616 / rneis@umich.edu


  • Doug Northrop

    Douglas Northrop

    Associate Professor 2519 Haven Hall

    Social/cultural; Empire; Gender; Environmental; World/global647-0099 / northrop@umich.edu


  • William Novak

    William Novak

    Professor 311 Hutchins Hall

    Legal, political, and intellectual history of the United States734.763.9857 / wnovak@umich.edu


  • Marty Pernick

    Martin S. Pernick

    Professor 1727 Haven Hall

    History of disease, disability, health, and the body; Professionalism and professional cultures; History of ethics and value issues in medicine;Film and the mediation of professional and popular cultures734.647.4876 / mpernick@umich.edu


  • Derek Peterson

    Derek Peterson

    Associate Professor
    Associate Director, African Studies Center
    1634 Haven Hall

    Africa, particularly eastern Africa; history of literature and religion;intellectual culture;gender history;nationalism;ethnicity734,615.3608 / drpeters@umich.edu


  • Leslie Pincus

    Leslie Pincus

    Associate Professor
    Interim Director, Center for Japanese Studies
    1707 Haven Hall

    Modern Japan; Cultural Studies; Aesthetics and nationalism734.764.6381 / lpincus@umich.edu


  • Brian Porter-Szucs

    Brian Porter-Szücs

    Professor 1751 Haven Hall

    Roman catholicism; 19th and 20th century Poland734.764.6803 / baporter@umich.edu


  • Helmut Puff

    Helmut Puff

    Professor

    German literature, culture, history of the 15th and 16th centuries; Reformation; northern Renaissance; gender studies; crime and society; humanism; materiality of textual transmission; history of printing734.647.0251 / puffh@umich.edu


  • BIO-Ramirez

    Daniel Ramirez

    Assistant Professor 3658 Haven Hall

    American religious history; Immigration; Race and ethnicity; Mesooamerican/Latin; American/Afro-Latino and Asian American religions; Religious musics; Evangelicalisms; Church and state; Spanish Reformation734.615.6474 / dramire@umich.edu


  • Sherie Randolph

    Sherie Randolph

    Assistant Professor 4640 Haven Hall (DAAS)

    20th-century United States; African American; African diaspora; Women and gender; Black feminism(s); Black Power; Social movements734.936.6528 / smrand@umich.edu


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    Sonya O. Rose

    Professor Emeritus

    sorose@umich.edu


  • Bill Rosenberg

    William G. Rosenberg

    Professor Emeritus

    wgr@umich.edu


  • Arsen Saparov

    Arsene Saparov

    Lecturer I

    A.Saparov@gmail.com


  • Melanie Schulze Tanielian

    Melanie Schulze Tanielian

    Assistant Professor 2506 Haven Hall

    Social and cultural history of the modern Middle East; War, violence and human rights; History of youth and childhood, Early 20th-century Lebanon734.647.4616 / meltan@umich.edu


  • Rebecca Scott

    Rebecca Scott

    Charles Gibson Distinguished University Professor of History and Professor of Law 1749 Haven / 969 Legal Research

    Latin America; Cuba, slavery and emancipation; Labor systems; Comparative citizenship734.763.4779 / rjscott@umich.edu


  • Julius Scott

    Julius Scott III

    Lecturer in the Department of History

    734.764-6305 / jsscott@umich.edu


  • John Shy

    John Shy

    Professor Emeritus

    johnshy@umich.edu


  • Minnie Sinha

    Mrinalini Sinha

    Alice Freeman Palmer Professor of History 1743 Haven Hall

    South Asia; Colonialism and Imperialism; World and Global; Women's Studies734.615.3451 / sinha@umich.edu


  • BIO-Smith-Rosenberg

    Carroll Smith-Rosenberg

    Mary Frances Berry Collegiate Professor Emerita

    Gender and class in 19th-century America, American identity and the U.S. Constitutioncsmithro@umich.edu


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    Margaret R. Somers

    Professor

    734.764.6324 / peggs@umich.edu


  • Scott Spector

    Scott Spector

    Professor of History, German, Judaic Studies
    Chair, Germanic Languages and Literature
    3106 Modern Languages Bldg.

    Modern Central European; cultural and intellectual; German-Jewish; history of sexuality734.764.8018 / spec@umich.edu


  • Paolo Squatriti

    Paolo Squatriti

    Associate Professor 2727 Haven Hall / 4403 MLB

    Medieval History734.647.4897 / pasqua@umich.edu


  • Nick Steneck

    Nicholas H. Steneck

    Professor Emeritus

    U.S. education; research and professional ethicsnsteneck@umich.edu


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    Alexandra Stern

    Professor

    History of medicine; Reproductive politics; Race and racial classification734-232-4976 / amstern@umich.edu


  • Ronald Suny

    Ronald G. Suny

    Charls Tilly Collegiate Professor of Social and Political History 1767 Haven Hall

    Russian, Armenian, Caucasian history; Nationalism; Empire; Ethnic conflict, genocidergsuny@umich.edu


  • Thomas Tentler

    Professor Emeritus

    ttentler@umich.edu


  • Mills Thornton

    J. Mills Thornton

    Professor Emeritus

    jmthrntn@umich.edu


  • Hitomi Tonomura

    Hitomi Tonomura

    Professor
    Director, Eisenberg Institute for Historical Studies
    1719 Haven Hall

    Premodern patterns of gender construction and representation; war and manhood; work and environment; reproduction and lineage; impurity and law; violence and heroism; samurai films734.647.7298 / tomitono@umich.edu


  • Thomas R. Trautmann

    Thomas R. Trautmann

    Marshall Sahlins Collegiate Professor of History and Anthropology, Emeritus

    ttraut@umich.edu


  • Turits Richard

    Richard Turits

    Associate Professor 2741 Haven Hall / 2620 School of Social Work Bldg.

    Caribbean; Comparative race and slavery; Comparative authoritarianism; U.S-Latin relations734.647.4873 / rturits@umich.edu


  • Ray Van Dam

    Ray Van Dam

    Professor 2733 Haven Hall

    Roman history, esp. early and later Roman empire; Early medieval and early Byzantine history; Early Christian studies734.763.1193 / rvandam@umich.edu


  • Maris Vinovskis

    Maris A. Vinovskis

    AM and HP Bentley Professor of History 2658 Haven Hall

    U.S. social history; Family, demography; Education734.647.2545 / vinovski@umich.edu


  • BIO-VonEschen

    Penny Von Eschen

    Professor of History and American Culture
    Associate Chair
    2642 Haven Hall
    1029J Tisch

    Transnational cultural and political dynamics;Race, gender, and empire;Political culture of United States imperialism734.647.6157 / pmve@umich.edu


  • Rudolph Ware

    Rudolph (Butch) Ware

    Assistant Professor 2510 Haven Hall

    Premodern Africa; Islam in Africa734.647.7943 / rudyware@umich.edu


  • BIO-Witgen

    Michael Witgen

    Associate Professor of History and American Culture 2642 Haven Hall

    American Indian and early American history;North American West; Borderlands history;Pre-confederation Canada734.647.5419 / mwitgen@umich.edu


  • Ernie Young

    Ernest Young

    Professor Emeritus

    epyoung@umich.edu


  • Wang Zheng

    Wang Zheng

    Associate Professor
    Associate Director, Center for Chinese Studies
    2156 Lane Hall

    Women and gender in modern China; Chinese feminism in the context of globalization; gender and socialist state formation; comparative histories of feminism734.763.6635 / wangzhen@umich.edu