Department Chair & Associate Professor: America in the World; International History
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fainwt@uncw.edu
Associate Professor: Twentieth-Century Chinese History
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cheny@uncw.edu
Undergraduate Coordinator & Associate Professor: History of Science
Professor Nathan Crowe is an award winning teacher and researcher. His first book, Forgotten Clones: The Birth of Cloning and the Biological Revolution, was published with the University of Pittsburgh Press in 2021. The book was honored as a top forty best seller in the History of Science by the Library Journal for 2021-2022. He is also the author of numerous articles on memory and memorialization of biotechnologies, the history of developmental biology after WWII, and the ethical and environmental issues emerging with contemporary research into marine biotechnologies. Prof. Crowe teaches a wide variety of courses related the history of science, technology, medicine, and medical humanities. His teaching has earned him every available teaching award at UNCW: The Distinguished Teaching Professorship Award, The Board of Trustees Teaching Excellence Award and The Chancellor’s Teaching Excellence Award. Prof. Crowe is also the department’s Undergraduate Coordinator. His dedication to undergraduates at UNCW earned him the Discere Aude award for outstanding student mentoring.
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crowen@uncw.edu
Associate Professor: History of Modern South Asia
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dhulipalav@uncw.edu
Professor: African-American History; U.S. History; Harlem Renaissance; Civil Rights Movement; Hollywood and Black Film
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harrisg@uncw.edu
Lecturer: Environmental History; Southern History
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hartt@uncw.edu
Assistant Professor: Revolutionary America; Political Culture; Atlantic World
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houptd@uncw.edu
Assistant Professor: African American History; Public History
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jonesjla@uncw.edu
Professor: Southeastern and North Carolina Indians; Southern Plains
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lavered@uncw.edu
Associate Professor: Public History; Modern U.S. Material Culture; Race, Gender, and Sexuality
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lezottej@uncw.edu
Professor: History of Flight; Technology; Middle East
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mcfarlands@uncw.edu
Associate Professor: History of Latin America and the Spanish Empire
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mehle@uncw.edu
Associate Professor: Early Modern European History
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mollenauerl@uncw.edu
Assistant Professor: Ancient Mediterranean World
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pilkingtonn@uncw.edu
Professor: Modern Europe and Social/Individual History
Prof. Seidman is the author of five books. His most recent book is Transatlantic Antifascisms: From the Spanish Civil War to the end of World War II, published by Cambridge University Press (2018). His previous books have all earned awards. The Victorious Counterrevolution: The Nationalist Effort in the Spanish Civil War (2011) was honored by Revista de Prensa as one of the fifteen best “revisionist” books on the Spanish Civil War. The Imaginary Revolution: Parisian Students and Workers in 1968 (2004) was selected as a Choice Outstanding Academic Title. Republic of Egos: A Social History of the Spanish Civil War (2002) was also selected as a Choice Outstanding Academic Title. Finally, Prof. Seidman’s first book Workers against Work: Labor in Paris and Barcelona during the Popular Fronts (1936-38) (1991) has been translated into Japanese, Greek, Turkish, French, German, Spanish and Hungarian. More than thirty years after its initial publication, Workers against Work has established itself as a pathbreaking book in the history of labor. To learn more about his research, please visit his personal website.
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seidmanm@uncw.edu
Website: https://www.michaelmseidman.com
Associate Professor: Public History and Colonial U.S.
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shefsiekk@uncw.edu
Professor: Germany; European Political Economy; Global Trade
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spauldingr@uncw.edu
Associate Professor: Russian-Jewish History
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tannyj@uncw.edu
Website: http://jarrodtanny.com/
Assistant Professor: African History
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timbse@uncw.edu
Professor: Modern and Early British and Irish History
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townendp@uncw.edu
Assistant Professor: African Merican History; Public History; American; Women's History; Civil Rights History
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whiteta@uncw.edu
Graduate Coordinator & Associate Professor: U.S. Civil War & Reconstruction; The Old South; Gender
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zombeka@uncw.edu
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bennettt@uncw.edu
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gouverneurj@uncw.edu
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hassettm@uncw.edu
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johnsondg@uncw.edu
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rayk@uncw.edu
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shermank@uncw.edu