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Early America

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  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

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  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

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  Gregory E. Dowd

  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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  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

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  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

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  Susan Juster

  Professor 2521 Haven Hall

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

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  Carol F. Karlsen

  Professor Emerita 1029 Tisch Hall

  ckarlsen@umich.edu

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  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

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  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

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  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

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  Julius Scott III

  Lecturer in the Department of History

  734.764-6305 / jsscott@umich.edu

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  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

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