The College of Liberal Arts’ Department of History consists of over 30 faculty members, many of them globally recognized for their work teaching history degree courses and performing eye-opening research.
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History
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Professor
Graduate Chair
Director - Center for the Study of Force and Diplomacy (CENFAD)
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Affiliated Faculty
The following faculty from other departments and colleges have courtesy appointments in the Department of History.
- Terence Christian
(PhD University of Glasgow 2014), Military History, Aviation History and Archaeology, Material Culture
- Joseph S. Foster
(PhD Temple 1989- DPAA Post-Doctoral Fellow), Early American, Revolution & Early National, Pennsylvania
- Rebecca Lloyd
(MLIS Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2005, MA Penn State 2010), Librarian, Temple University Libraries, Subject Liaison to History, Spanish, and Latin American Studies
- Margery N. Sly
(MA, MS, Case Western Reserve University), CA, FSAA, Director, Temple University Libraries Special Collections, Archives Management
Emeritus Faculty
Retired and emeriti professors maintain connections to the Department but rarely teach courses. Emeriti professors also may retain office space or other privileges in the Department.
- Kathleen Biddick
(PhD University of Toronto 1982), Premodern Studies, Political Theology, Historiography, Critical Theory, Sovereignty
- William W. Cutler III
(PhD Cornell 1968), U.S. Education
- Allen F. Davis
U.S. Intellectual and Cultural, Women, Public
- Barbara Day-Hickman
(PhD California, Irvine 1986), France, Cultural
- Michael M. Eisman
(PhD Pennsylvania 1971), Greece, Ancient
- Herbert Ershkowitz
19th-Century U.S., Political
- Philip Evanson
Brazil, Latin America
- James Hilty
(PhD Missouri 1973), 20th-Century U.S
- Richard Immerman
(PhD Boston College 1978), U.S. Foreign Policy, Grand Strategy, 20th-Century
- Susan Klepp
(PhD Pennsylvania 1980), Colonial America, Women, Social
- Howard Ohline
U.S. Early National
- Harriet Pass Freidenreich
(PhD 1973), Jewish History, Women’s History, Jewish Women, European Women, Eastern Europe, Yugoslavia, Vienna
- Arthur Schmidt
(PhD Indiana University), Latin American History
- Morris Vogel
(PhD Chicago 1974), US Social & Cultural History, Medical History, Public History