U.S. foreign relations, with a particular emphasis on new cultural, international, and transnational approaches; international history; American and British imperial history

Modern South Asia, Subaltern Studies, Marxism, histories of fear and superstition

U.S. 20th century History, African American History, Intersections of race and class and how they have affected African Americans' pursuit of full citizenship in the twentieth century

European; Intellectual, religious, and political culture of the early medieval period (fifth to eleventh centuries) with special emphasis on the manuscripts, schools, and texts of Carolingian Europe

American; American Intellectual and Cultural History

Latin American; Latin American history and the Spanish Southwest

Global History; Latin American History

Sub-Saharan Women's History in the Twentieth-Century

Darren Dochuk teaches a variety of courses in twentieth century U.S. history, with a specialization in religion, politics, and culture.

Globalist; African American Studies

Global History. African, British Empire History.

European History; Early Modern Europe

U.S. History.  History of Science and Technology.

European Empire History

Women's and gender history; American labor history; American politics and social movements; twentieth century U.S. history.

European History; Twentieth Century European History.

Professor Hastings teaches courses on Japan and East Asia. Her primary research interest is gender in modern Japan.

Global History, Islamic Civilization History

American Agriculture and American West. Research interests include Agricultural, Rural, Western, and Midwest History.

European History. Early Modern Europe and Habsburg History.

Civil War, Reconstruction, Memory, U.S. Women and Gender History, and the U.S. South

Transnational approaches to Modern Jewish and East Central European History; Jewish/state relations, nation and state building, mass migration, minorities, loyalties

Colonial and Revolutionary America

U.S. History, U.S. Political and Early National, U.S. Business, U.S. Environmental History

Native American and indigenous peoples history

Mid-19th century U.S. history, Mexican-American War and the Civil War, as well as the U.S. South and U.S. foreign relations, research and teaching has focused upon Civil War causation

19th Century U.S. and American Political History

History Liaison

U.S. Legal and Constitutional History

American; Modern American History; Mass Culture

Russian History, History of the Space Age, Topics in Global History 

Professor Walton specializes in the cultural, social, and gender history of modern Europe and modern France; French-American relations in the twentieth century; internationalism

Global History, Modern Chinese History

European; History of Tudor and Stuart England and women in the early modern era