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2012 - 2013 Manoogian Simone Foundation
Post-Doctoral Fellow
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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
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Professor
1220A Perry Bldg.
History of the Family; Demography; Economy734.615.7652 / altergc@umich.edu
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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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Associate Professor
4118 School of Education
Teacher education in the design and use of history-specific technology734.615.0585 / bbain@umich.edu
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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
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Assistant Professor
Michigan Society of Fellows
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Professor
L995E West Quad
Social Theory and Practice734.764.7414 / cbright@umich.edu
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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
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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
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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
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Associate Professor
Director of Graduate Studies
2751 Haven Hall
Latin America and Brazil734.647.7946 / scaul@umich.edu
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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
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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
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Assistant Professor
3012 Thayer Bldg.
Ottoman Empire;Middle East, Balkans647-4637 / ecipa@umich.edu
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Professor Emeritus
1029 Tisch Hall
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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
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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
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Associate Professor
1759 Haven Hall
19th-century cultural and intellectual; African-American; Popular/mass culture; Visual culture; Capitalism734.763.7860 / jwcook@umich.edu
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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
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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
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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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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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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
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Professor
Chair, Department of American Culture
3672 Haven Hall
Colonial and Revolutionary America, Native American, American Studies615-6473 / dowdg@umich.edu
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Professor
3439 North Quad
History of science and technology, espeically meteorology and information infrastructures734.764.2617 / pne@umich.edu
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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
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Professor Emeritus
1029 Tisch Hall
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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
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Professor Emeritus
1029 Tisch Hall
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Professor
1672 Haven Hall
Balkan, Byzantine, Eastern Church History763.2231 / jvafine@umich.edu
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Professor
2144 Angell Hall
Greek historiography, Athenian democracy, Greek law, social and cultural history, ancient slavery734.936.6098 / forsdyke@umich.edu
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J. Frederick Hoffman Professor of History
1733 Haven Hall
Medieval and women's history734.647.4899 / frenchk@umich.edu
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Associate Professor
2765 Haven Hall
Modern Italy, History and political economy; Agrarian and environmental history734.763.2297 / dariog@umich.edu
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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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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
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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
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Director, William L. Clements Library
909 South University
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Professor Emeritus
968 Legal Research
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Professor Emeritus
1029 Tisch Hall
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Professor
1120A Perry Bldg
Historical demography of Europe and America; early modern Europe; population and environment; environmental history734.615.8400 / gutmann@umich.edu
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Professor
2767 Haven Hall
Colonial America; Early-Modern Britain and Empire; Business and Economic History; Atlantic History734.763.7589 / hancockd@umich.edu
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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
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Visiting Professor
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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
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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
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Victor Vaughan Professor
2773 Haven Hall
Medicine; History and sociology of science734.763.2289 / jhowell@umich.edu
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Associate Professor
2507 Haven Hall
Medieval and Renaissance; cultural, social, legal734.764.8547 / dohughes@umich.edu
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Assistant Professor
2518 Haven Hall
North American religion, African American religious and intellectual history734.647.4873 / bshughes@umich.edu
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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
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Associate Professor
2511 Haven Hall
Modern Britain, women's history, modern Europe, cultural studies734.647.4898 / kisrael@umich.edu
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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
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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
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Professor
2521 Haven Hall
Early American, women and religion734.763.7858 / sjuster@umich.edu
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Professor Emerita
1029 Tisch Hall
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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
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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
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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
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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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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
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Marvin B. Becker Collegiate Professor of Southeast Asian History
1741 Haven Hall
Southeast Asia, 1400-1800, early modern global734.763.4771 / eurasia@umich.edu
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Professor
1672 Haven Hall
Medieval world; Ottoman; astrophysics734.763.2290 / rpl@umich.edu
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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
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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
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Professor
2725 Haven Hall
Early modern Britain; social cultural; mentalities734.763.0120 / mmacdon@umich.edu
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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
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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
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Lecturer
2632 Haven Hall
Modern European history; War, historiography, photography734.647.5418 / jmarwil@umich.edu
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Professor
2634 Haven Hall
Modern European intellectual history (19th century); Discourses on religion; History of human sciences; Psychoanalysis734.615.3602 / masuzawa@umich.edu
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Assistant Professor
United States; Public history734.647.5408 / mmcclel@umich.edu
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Arthur F. Thurnau Professor
Dean, College of LSA
2005 LSA
Modern American history, political, urban, historiography734.764.0322 / tmcd@umich.edu
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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
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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
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Professor
4114 School of Education
Americsn urban education; High school curriculum; Civic education734.615.8983 / jmirel@umich.edu
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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
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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
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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
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Professor
2749 Haven Hall
Southease Asia; Modern Indonesia734.764.6588 / rdlf@umich.edu
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Assistant Professor
4163 Thayer Bldg.
Religion and Christianity in Late Antiquity734.615.2960 / emuehlbe@umich.edu
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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
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Associate Professor
2519 Haven Hall
Social/cultural; Empire; Gender; Environmental; World/global647-0099 / northrop@umich.edu
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Professor
311 Hutchins Hall
Legal, political, and intellectual history of the United States734.763.9857 / wnovak@umich.edu
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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
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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
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Associate Professor
Interim Director, Center for Japanese Studies
1707 Haven Hall
Modern Japan; Cultural Studies; Aesthetics and nationalism734.764.6381 / lpincus@umich.edu
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Professor
1751 Haven Hall
Roman catholicism; 19th and 20th century Poland734.764.6803 / baporter@umich.edu
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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
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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
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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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Professor Emeritus
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Professor Emeritus
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Lecturer I
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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
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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
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Lecturer in the Department of History
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Professor Emeritus
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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
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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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Professor
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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
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Associate Professor
2727 Haven Hall / 4403 MLB
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Professor Emeritus
U.S. education; research and professional ethicsnsteneck@umich.edu
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Professor
History of medicine; Reproductive politics; Race and racial classification734-232-4976 / amstern@umich.edu
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Charls Tilly Collegiate Professor of Social and Political History
1767 Haven Hall
Russian, Armenian, Caucasian history; Nationalism; Empire; Ethnic conflict, genocidergsuny@umich.edu
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Professor Emeritus
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Professor Emeritus
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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
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Marshall Sahlins Collegiate Professor of History and Anthropology, Emeritus
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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
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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
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AM and HP Bentley Professor of History
2658 Haven Hall
U.S. social history; Family, demography; Education734.647.2545 / vinovski@umich.edu
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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
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Assistant Professor
2510 Haven Hall
Premodern Africa; Islam in Africa734.647.7943 / rudyware@umich.edu
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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
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Professor Emeritus
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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
