Faculty

Alphabetical Listing

Rachel Applebaum	Assistant Professor	Modern Russia, Modern Eastern Europe
Virginia G. Drachman	Professor	Modern America, Women in the U.S., Medicine and Society in the U.S.
David Ekbladh	Associate Professor	U.S. in the World, International History, Modern U.S. History
Leila Fawaz	Professor	Middle East
Kendra Taira Field	Assistant Professor	Nineteenth-century U.S., African American, Native American
Elizabeth Foster	Associate Professor	Modern France in the World, Colonial West Africa
Ayesha Jalal	Professor	South Asia, the Muslim World
Gary P. Leupp	Professor	Japan
Kris Manjapra	Associate Professor	Modern South Asia, Modern Germany, Intellectual History
Beatrice F. Manz	Professor, CHAIR	Middle East and Inner Asia
Steven P. Marrone	Professor	Medieval, Early Modern Europe
Ina Baghdiantz McCabe	Professor	Armenia and Cross-Cultural World
Jeanne Marie Penvenne	Professor	Africa
David Proctor	Senior Lecturer	Late Antique & Medieval Western Europe, Byzantium, Southeastern Europe, Papal-Imperial relations
Alisha Rankin	Associate Professor	Early Modern Europe
James Rice	Visiting Professor	Early America, Native American, and Environmental History
Hugh Roberts	Professor	Edward Keller Professor of North African and Middle Eastern History, North Africa, Middle East
Reed Ueda	Professor	Industrial and Urban U.S., Immigration
Peter Winn	Professor	Latin America
Man Xu	Assistant Professor	Chinese History

Steven Cohen, Adjunct Lecturer, History, political science and philosophy, curricula instruction, practice of teaching history and political science
Heather D. Curtis, Adjunct Assistant Professor, History of Christianity, American Religious History, History of Protestant Spirituality
Sol Gittleman, America and the National Pastime
Steven W. Hirsch, Adjunct Associate Professor, Greek, Roman, and Near Eastern
R. Bruce Hitchner, Adjunct Professor, Roman history, archaeology and International Relations
John C. Perry, Adjunct Professor, Japanese diplomatic
Winifred Rothenberg, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Economics
John C. Schneider, Adjunct Senior Lecturer, Social history of U.S. cities, homelessness in the United States, 1800-1950, mob violence and public order in American history