- Department of History
- Graduate
- Dissertations in Progress
Dissertations in Progress
Our current Ph.D. students are doing research in these areas.
- LeNie Adolphson, “Health Care in the Black Metropolis: A History of Provident Hospital.”
Director: Beatrix Hoffman - John Alcade, “The Language of Citizenship: Italian Immigrants and English Fluency in the Courthouse, 1875-1921.”
Director: James Schmidt - Ian Burns, “In Service of Ireland: The Irish Volunteers, 1913-16.”
Director: Sean Farrell - Edward Byrd, “Cut It Out and Cut Us In.”
Director: Stanley Arnold - Alexander Craver, “The Forgotten Transformation: Synthetic Rubber and the Soviet Union.”
Director: Andy Bruno - JoAnn LoSavio, “Modern Mandala: A Transnational History of Southeast Asian Youth from Burma, Malaya, and Thailand in Great Britain and the United States, 1950-1970.”
Director: Trude Jacobsen - Kevin Luginbill, “Building an Imperial World: Imperial Ideologies and the Politics of the Tariff Reform Movement in the British Empire, 1900-14.”
Director: Sean Farrell - Matthew Maletz, “Revolution by Education: Indians and the Guatemalan State, 1944-54.”
Director: Anne Hanley - Robert Marach, “Textbooks and Traitors: Civil War Veterans and Patriotic Education.”
Director: James Schmidt - Alexander Sosenko, “The Human Faces of Dissident-Socialism: The Stuggle for Human Rights in Soviet Ukraine.”
Director: Andy Bruno - Journey Steward, “Immigrants or Prostitutes? Panic over White Slavery in France, Britain and the United States.”
Director: Sean Farrell - Elizabeth Unrah, “Lutherans and Sexuality, 1963-1982.”
Director: Amanda Littauer - Megan Van Gorder, “The Many Motherhoods of Mary Bickerdyke: Reexamining the Image of Women’s Experience in the Civil War Era.”
Director: James Schmidt