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Toby G. Bates,
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Mississippi
United States
tgbates@olemiss.edu
Nancy
Bercaw,
Associate Professor of History
& Southern Studies
Ph.D., Pennsylvania
19th Century South, Women, Intellectual and Social
nbercaw@olemiss.edu
Rebecca Brannon,
Visiting Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Michigan
United States
brannon@olemiss.edu
Erin D. Chapman,
Assistant Professor of History &
African American Studies
Ph.D., Yale
African American, Gender
Oliver
Dinius,
Croft Assistant Professor
of History and International Studies
Ph.D., Harvard
Modern South America
dinius@olemiss.edu
Charles
W. Eagles,
Professor
Ph.D., North Carolina
20th Century U.S., Race relations, South
eagles@olemiss.edu
Chiarella
Esposito,
Associate Professor
Ph.D., SUNY Stony Brook
Modern Europe, Economic & Diplomatic
esposito@olemiss.edu
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information on Blackboard
Lester
L. Field, Jr.,
Professor
Ph.D., UCLA
Medieval, Religion
Graduate Advisor
hsfield@olemiss.edu
Robert L. Fleegler,
Instructional Assistant Professor
Tupelo/Southaven campuses
Ph.D., Brown
United States
fleegler@olemiss.edu
Peter
K. Frost,
Visiting Professor
Ph.D., Harvard
Japan, Vietnam War
pkf@olemiss.edu
Kees
Gispen,
Professor
of History and Executive Director of the Croft Institute
for International Studies
Ph.D., California-Berkeley
Germany, Social and Economic
hsgispen@olemiss.edu
Jeanne E. Grant,
Instructional Assistant Professor
Tupelo/Southaven Campuses
Ph.D., California-Berkeley
Early Modern Europe
jgrant@olemiss.edu
Susan
Grayzel,
Associate Professor
Ph.D., California-Berkeley
Modern Europe, Women
sgrayzel@olemiss.edu
Andrew
C. Harper,
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Northern Arizona University
Environmental, South
acharper@olemiss.edu
Robert
J. Haws,
Associate Professor,
Chair, Public Policy Leadership
Ph.D., Nebraska
U.S. Legal and Constitutional
Academic Director, Lott Leadership Institute
hshaws@olemiss.edu
Angela M. Hornsby-Gutting,
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., North Carolina, Chapel Hill
African American, Gender, 20th century south
ahornsby@olemiss.edu
Joshua
H. Howard,
Croft Associate Professor of History
and International Studies
Ph.D., California, Berkeley
East Asian
jhhoward@olemiss.edu
Jeffrey Kosiorek, Visiting Assistant
Professor
Ph.D., Southern California
United States
kosiorek@olemiss.edu
Marc H. Lerner,
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Columbia University
Early Modern Europe
mlerner@olemiss.edu
Theresa
H. Levitt,
Assistant Professor of History
Ph.D., Harvard
Science, France
tlevitt@olemiss.edu
Michael
F. Metcalf,
Professor of History and Associate
Provost for International Affairs
Fil.dr., Stockholms universitet
Early Modern Scandinavia
mmetcalf@olemiss.edu
Michael
V. Namorato,
Professor
Ph.D., Michigan State
20th Century U.S., Economic, Quantitative
hsmvn@olemiss.edu
John
R. Neff,
Associate Professor
Ph.D. California, Riverside
U.S. Civil War Era
jneff@olemiss.edu
Ted
M. Ownby,
Professor, Interim Director of
the Center for the Study of Southern Culture
Ph.D., Johns Hopkins
South, Religion, Popular Culture
hsownby@olemiss.edu
Steve
Palmer,
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Mississippi
United States
cspalmer@olemiss.edu
Elizabeth
A. Payne,
Professor
Ph.D., Illinois at Chicago
American Social and Intellectual, Progressivism, Women
epayne@olemiss.edu
Charles
K. Ross,
Director
& Associate Professor of History & African American
Studies
Ph.D., Ohio State
African American, U.S. 20th century, Sports
cross@olemiss.edu
Mohammed Bashir Salau,
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., York University, Canada
Sub Saharan Africa
Sheila
L. Skemp,
Professor
Ph.D., Iowa
Colonial and Revolutionary America, Intellectual, Women
sskemp@olemiss.edu
Douglass
Sullivan-González,
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Texas at Austin
Latin American
Dean, McDonnell-Barksdale Honors College
dsg@olemiss.edu
Jinghao Sun, Visiting Assistant
Professor
Ph.D.,
Toronto
Modern China
howards@olemiss.edu
Joseph
P. Ward,
Associate Professor,
Chair, History Department
Ph.D., Stanford
Tudor-Stuart Britain
jward@olemiss.edu
Jeffrey
R. Watt,
Professor
Ph.D., Wisconsin
Early Modern Europe, Family, Social,
hswatt@olemiss.edu
Michael V. Williams,
Adjunct Instructor
Ph.D., Mississippi
United States, South
mvwillia@olemiss.edu
Charles
R. Wilson,
Professor, Kelly Gene Cook, Sr.
Chair in History
and Professor of Southern Studies
Ph.D., Texas at Austin
South, American Religion
crwilson@olemiss.edu
Noell Wilson ,
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Harvard
East Asia
nrwilson@olemiss.edu
GRADUATE
INSTRUCTORS
Marjon Ames,
Graduate Instructor
amames@olemiss.edu
Daphne Chamberlain,
Graduate Instructor
drchambe@olemiss.edu
Thom Copeland,
Graduate Instructor
twcopela@olemiss.edu
J. R. Duke, Graduate
Instructor
jrduke@olemiss.edu
Autumn Grant,
Graduate Instructor
asgrant@olemiss.edu
Deborah
Hughes, Graduate Instructor
hughesd@olemiss.edu
William Hustwit,
Graduate Instructor
wphustwi@olemiss.edu
Jennifer
Nardone, Graduate Instructor
jnardone@olemiss.edu
Charles
Westmoreland, Graduate Instructor
crwestmo@olemiss.edu
EMERITUS FACULTY
H.
Dale Abadie,
Professor (Emeritus) Ph.D.,
UCLA
British Empire and Commonwealth, 19th Century Britain,
British Politics dabadie@olemiss.edu
James
J. Cooke,
Professor (Emeritus)
Ph.D., Georgia North Africa, Middle East, French colonial
cookehouse@earthlink.net
Michael
de L. Landon,
Professor (Emeritus)
Ph.D., Wisconsin
Tudor-Stuart Britain, English Legal
and Constitutional, Africa,
hslandon@olemiss.edu
Frederick E. Laurenzo,
Associate Professor (Emeritus)
Ph.D.,
Illinois
Britain since 1688, 18th and 19th Century Politics
f_laurenzo@bellsouth.net
Harry
P. Owens,
Professor (Emeritus)
Ph.D., Florida State
U.S. and Civil War History
hsowens@bellsouth.net
James
F. Payne,
Associate Professor
(Emeritus)
Ph.D., California-Irvine
African American, U.S. 20th century, Black Education,
jfpayne@olemiss.edu
David
Sansing,
Professor (Emeritus)
Ph.D., Southern Mississippi
Mississippi History
hsdgs@dixie-net.com
Jackson
Taylor, Jr.,
Associate Professor (Emeritus)
Ph.D., NYU
Russia, Social and Intellectual
happyjata@aol.com
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