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Angelo Angelis, Assistant Professor; PhD, CUNY; American colonial history, US Constitution
Richard Belsky, Associate Professor; PhD, Harvard; East Asian history, social and political history of Modern China
Manu Bhagavan, Professor; PhD, Texas at Austin; modern South Asia, comparative colonialism and nationalism
Eduardo Contreras, Assistant Professor; PhD, Chicago: Twentieth-century US, US Latinos, urban politics, race and ethnicity, feminist/queer communities, liberalism and conservatism.
Donna T. Haverty-Stacke, Associate Professor; PhD, Cornell; US labor history, urban history, cultural history
Thomas Head, Professor; PhD, Harvard; medieval history, history of pre-modern Christianity
Benjamin Hett, Professor; PhD, Harvard; German history, US legal history
Daniel Hurewitz, Associate Professor; PhD, California at Los Angeles; Twentieth century US History; Queer History; politics of sexuality
Kellie Carter Jackson, Assistant Professor; PhD, Columbia; African American, Abolitionism, Slavery and Emancipation in the US
Karen Kern, Associate Professor; PhD, Columbia; history of the Middle East, comparative imperialism and nationalism
Daniel Margocsy, Assistant Professor, PhD, Harvard: the scientific revolution, the Dutch Golden Age, material and visual culture
Elidor Mëhilli, Assistant Professor; PhD, Princeton; modern Eastern and Central Europe, modern Italy, Russia and Soviet Union
Bernadette McCauley, Associate Professor; PhD, Columbia; Twentieth-century US, immigration, ethnicity, health care, American Catholicism, history of medicine
Mary Roldán, Dorothy Epstein Professor of Latin American History and acting chair; PhD, Harvard; history of Latin America, history of Colombia
Jonathan Rosenberg, Associate Professor; PhD, Harvard; Twentieth-century US international history, civil rights
Robert M. Seltzer, Professor; PhD, Columbia; Jewish history, historiography, intellectual history
Laura Schor, Professor; PhD, Rochester; modern France, modern European Jewish History, European women’s history
Iryna Vushko, Assistant Professor; PhD, Yale; Eastern and Central Europe, Russia
Barbara Welter, Professor; PhD, Wisconsin; US History to Twentieth-century, American women, American religion
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