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Nancy
Bercaw,
Associate Professor of History
& Southern Studies
Ph.D., Pennsylvania
19th Century South, Women, Intellectual and Social
nbercaw@olemiss.edu
Daphne Chamberlain. Visiting Assistant Professor
Ph.D. Mississippi
African American, U.S. 20th Century
drchambe@olemiss.edu
Deirdre Cooper Owens,
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., UCLA
19th century U.S., Antebellum Slavery, Medicine, Women's History
Oliver
Dinius,
Croft Assistant Professor
of History and International Studies
Ph.D., Harvard
Modern South America
dinius@olemiss.edu
Charles
W. Eagles,
William F. Winter Professor
of History
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
Graduate Advisor
esposito@olemiss.edu
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information on Blackboard
Lester
L. Field, Jr.,
Professor
Ph.D., UCLA
Medieval, Religion
hsfield@olemiss.edu
Robert L. Fleegler,
Instructional Assistant Professor
Tupelo/Southaven campuses
Ph.D., Brown
United States
fleegler@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
Susan
R. Grayzel,
Associate Professor
Ph.D., California-Berkeley
Modern Europe, Women
sgrayzel@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
Deborah Hughes, Adjunct Instructor
Ph.D., Illinois
British Empire
hughesd@olemiss.edu
William P. Hustwit, Adjunct Instructor
Ph.D., Mississippi
United States
wphustwi@olemiss.edu
Marc H. Lerner,
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Columbia University
Early Modern Europe
mlerner@olemiss.edu
Theresa
H. Levitt,
Associate Professor of History
Ph.D., Harvard
Science, France
tlevitt@olemiss.edu
Christopher A. Luse,
Instructional Assistant Professor
Ph.D. Emory
American
caluse@olemiss.edu
Michael
F. Metcalf,
Professor of History and Associate
Provost for International Affairs
Fil.dr., Stockholms universitet
Early Modern Scandinavia
mmetcalf@olemiss.edu
Jeremy Mumford, Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Yale
Colonial Latin America
mumford@olemiss.edu
Michael
V. Namorato,
Professor
Ph.D., Michigan State
20th Century U.S., Economic, Quantitative
hsmvn@olemiss.edu
Jennifer Nardone, Adjunct Instructor
Ph.D. Mississippi
United States
jnardone@olemiss.edu
John
R. Neff,
Associate Professor
Ph.D. California, Riverside
U.S. Civil War Era
jneff@olemiss.edu
Ted
M. Ownby,
Professor, Director of
the Center for the Study of Southern Culture
Ph.D., Johns Hopkins
South, Religion, Popular Culture
hsownby@olemiss.edu
Steve
Palmer,
Adjunct Instructor
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
Melinda C. Rice, Instructional Assistant Professor
Ph.D., UCLA
European
mcrice1@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
bashir@olemiss.edu
Sheila
L. Skemp,
Clare Leslie Marquette Professor
of American History
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, Sally McDonnell-Barksdale Honors College
dsg@olemiss.edu
Nicolas Trépanier,
Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Harvard
Middle East
ntrepani@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
Charles
R. Wilson,
Kelly Gene Cook, Sr. Chair in
History
and Professor of Southern Studies
Ph.D., Texas at Austin
South, American Religion
crwilson@olemiss.edu
Noell Howell Wilson, Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Harvard
East Asia
nrwilson@olemiss.edu
INSTRUCTORS
Dionne Bailey, Graduate Instructor
tdbaile1@olemiss.edu
Matthew Bailey, Graduate Instructor
mmbaile1@olemiss.edu
Jeffrey Bourdon, Graduate Instructor
jbourdon@olemiss.edu
Sharon Bynum, Graduate Instructor
slbynum@olemiss.edu
Jack Carey, Graduate Instructor
tjcarey@olemiss.edu
Suzanne
Farmer, Graduate Instructor
jsfarmer@olemiss.edu
Autumn Grant,
Graduate Instructor
asgrant@olemiss.edu
Kevin Harrell, Graduate Instructor
ktharrel@olemiss.edu
Dalton Lyon, Graduate Instructor
cdlyon@olemiss.edu
Benjamin Purvis, Graduate Instructor
bhpurvis@olemiss.edu
Rachel Smith
Purvis, Graduate Instructor
rjsmith2@olemiss.edu
Marco Robinson, Graduate Instructor
mrobins1@olemiss.edu
Kristalyn
Shefveland, Graduate Instructor
kmshefve@olemiss.edu
David Speicher,
Graduate Instructor
drspeich@olemiss.edu
Audrey Uffner, Graduate Instructor
amuffner@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@ms.metrocast.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,
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
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