Faculty and Research: Department of History: Indiana University

Faculty and Research

Faculty Member	Contact	Research Areas
Judith Allen Professor	Ballantine Hall Rm. 811 (812) 855-0037	Comparative 19th- and 20th-century feminism, gender sexuality, gender studies
John Bodnar Chancellor's Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 722 (812) 855-4491	Modern U.S. history, social and cultural
Maria Bucur John W. Hill Chair Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 719 (812) 855-1993	Gender, culture, war and memory, Eastern Europe
Ann G. Carmichael Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 724 (812) 855-4151	Historical epidemiology, medicine
Claude Clegg Professor Department Chair	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 702 (812) 855-3929	The African diaspora of the Atlantic world, social movements, African Americans in the U.S. South
Nick Cullather Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 728 (812) 855-1602	Diplomatic/military/intelligence history, modernization theory, U.S.-Asian relations
Deborah Mauskopf Deliyannis Assistant Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 708 (812) 855-3431	Early medieval Europe, medieval historiography, urban change in late antiquity, material culture and archaeology
Arlene Diaz Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 817 (812) 855-2195	18th-- to 20th-century Venezuela and Caribbean, Latin American social and gender history
Konstantin Dierks Assistant Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 734 (812) 855-6288	Early America, early modern Atlantic world, communications, middle class, agency
Michael S. Dodson Assistant Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 726 (812) 855-6286	South Asian cultural history, British imperial history, postcolonial theory
Allen Douglas Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 673 (812) 855-8977	Twentieth-century France, European intellectual history, the Middle East, West European studies
Ellen Dwyer Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 819 (812) 855-2287	Psychiatry and neurology in the U.S., 1830-present, history of gender in the U.S., medicine and law in the U.S., 1830-present
Ben Eklof Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 831 (812) 855-6298	Modern (Imperial, Soviet, post-Soviet) Russia, education, politics and policy making in Russia, Russian daily life, Russian peasantry
Arthur Field Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 827 (812) 855-5164	Italian Renaissance
Wendy Gamber Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 742 (812) 855-5876	Nineteenth-century United States (social and cultural aspects), women and gender
Jeffrey L. Gould Rudy Professor	1125 East Atwater Avenue (812) 855-9098	Central America: social movements, ethnic relations
Michael Grossberg Sally M. Reahard Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 721 (812) 855-3882	American legal history, history of children and the family, history of American social policy
Peter Guardino Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 709 (812) 855-6108	Mexico, Latin America, political culture
John Hanson Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 731 (812) 855-5212	West African history, Muslim communities, social/cultural history
Carl Ipsen Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 727 (812) 855-8976	Italy: fascism, population, children
Daniel James Mendel Chair	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 825 (812) 855-6321	Latin American social, cultural, and labor history
Padraic Kenney Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 716 (812) 855-1923	Poland, eastern Europe, communism and social movements
Sarah Knott Assistant Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 710 (812) 856-0092	Early America, women: gender and feminism, revolutionary Atlantic world
Hiroaki Kuromiya Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 717 (812)-855-4150	Modern Russia, modern Ukraine, Soviet Union
Matthias B. Lehmann Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 836 (812) 855-4250	Early modern and modern Jewish history, Sephardic studies
Edward Linenthal Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 808 (812) 855-4051	Public history; war, genocide, and memory; American religious history; Holocaust studies
James H. Madison Thomas and Kathryn Miller Professor	Wylie Hall, Rm. 249 (812) 855-6241	World War II, 20th-century U.S. history, Indiana history
Michael McGerr Paul V. McNutt Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 830 (812) 855-6113	Modern American history, American political, cultural, and social history
Jason McGraw Assistant Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 736 (812)-855-5106	Latin America and Caribbean, slavery/emancipation/race, popular culture
Marissa J. Moorman Assistant Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 725 (812) 855-5384	Popular cultural practices and politics, gender, sexuality, Africa, and nation
Klaus Mühlhahn Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 729 (812) 855-1124	Modern and contemporary China social and cultural, chinese law, colonialism and imperialism
Khalil Gibran Muhammad Assistant Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 816 (812) 855-7504	Race-relations and racial ideology; (im)migration and urbanization (Northern U.S.); social science and social reform; racial politics of criminal law, policing, juvenile delinquency, and punishment
Amrita Chakrabarti Myers Assistant Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 733 (812) 855-2030	Black women, African American history, 19th-century U.S., the old South, social history, race, gender, sexuality and violence, freedom and citizenship
John Nieto-Phillips Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 818 Sycamore Hall, Rm. 043 (812) 855-8589	U.S. Latina/o history, race and citizenship, Latin America and Caribbean
Scott O'Bryan Assistant Professor	Goodbody Hall, Rm. 332 Ballantine Hall, Rm. 737 (812) 855 2454	Intellectual history of political-economics; cultural, intellectual, and environmental history of modern Japan
David Pace Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 832 (812) 855-2302	Modern European intellectual and cultural history, scholarship of teaching and learning, history of war and peace, history of the future
David Ransel Robert F. Byrnes Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 833 (812) 855-8036	Modern Russia, family and social history
Eric Robinson Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 730 (812) 855-1745	Archaic and Classical Greece, democracy, political and military history
Julia Roos Assistant Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 715 (812) 855-1682	Modern Europe and Germany, women and gender, sexuality, social and cultural history
Mark Roseman Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 732 (812) 855-8325	History of the Holocaust; 20th-Century German history; European post-1945 reconstruction; comparative history, including German-Japanese comparisons
Eric Sandweiss Carmony Chair Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 822 (812) 855-0210	Cultural landscape studies, urban history, architecture, public history and museums, visual culture, American popular music, Indiana
Sara Scalenghe Assistant Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 628 (812) 855-7438	Early modern and modern Middle Eastern and North African history; Ottoman Empire; social and cultural, gender, disability
Robert A. Schneider Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 712 (812) 855-1320	Early modern Europe, Ancien régime France, cultural history
Leah Shopkow Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 718 (812) 855-1938	Medieval intellectual and cultural history, historiography
Rebecca Spang Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 711 (812) 855-2437	Cultural history and social/economic theory; modern Europe; France, 1715-present
Steven M. Stowe Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 824 (812) 855-6290	The U.S. South: cultural and social, history of American medicine and health, historical writing and historical practice
Lynn Struve Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 720 (812) 855-5229	Pre-modern China, Chinese political, intellectual and cultural history
Kirsten Sword Assistant Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 735 (812) 855-6289	Early America, American women's history, law and society, antislavery and feminism, history and the new media
Jeffrey Veidlinger Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 834 (812) 855-5877	Modern Jewish history, east European Jewish history, modern Russian history, cultural history
Dror Wahrman Ruth N. Halls Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 714 (812) 855-1534	Britain, cultural history, gender and sexuality, 18-century, jewish Studies
Edward Watts Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 828 (812) 855-6882	Roman history, Greek intellectual culture from the Second Sophistic to the reign of Heraclius, late antique religious, social, and intellectual history, anti-Chalcedonian (Monopysite) culture
Ellen Wu Assistant Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 826 (812)-855-6344	Asian American, race/ethnicity, nation/citizenship

Adjunct Faculty

Faculty Member	Contact	Research Areas
Stephen Andrews Adjunct Assistant Professor	1215 Atwater Avenue (812) 855-3980	19th century U.S. social and intellectual, literature and popular culture, religion
Domenico Bertoloni Meli Adjunct Professor	Goodbody Hall, Rm. 130 (812) 855-8746	History of science (Renaissance and Early Modern), history of mathematical and medical disciplines, history and philosophy of science
Purnima Bose Adjunct Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 431 (812) 855-5334	Post-colonial studies, Indian and Irish nationalism, Indian diaspora, globalization
David Brakke Adjunct Professor	Sycamore Hall, Rm. 217 (812) 855-5117	Ancient Christianity, late antiquity, Coptic and Syriac studies
James Capshew Adjunct Associate Professor	Goodbody Hall, Rm. 125 (812) 855-3655	History of American science and learning; psychology in conceptual, social, and institutional context; history and culture of Indiana University; biography of Herman B. Wells
Matthew R. Christ Adjunct Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 548 (812) 855-6651	Athenian Legal and Social History, Greek Historiography, Greek Rhetoric and Oratory
Robert Eno Adjunct Associate Professor	Goodbody Hall, Rm. 247 (812) 855-0856	Early Chinese history and intellectual thought, philology and inscriptional texts
Lessie Jo Frazier Adjunct Assistant Professor	frazierl@indiana.edu Memorial Hall West, Rm M08 (812) 856-0402	Latin America, political culture, gender and sexuality
Constance Furey Adjunct Associate Professor	Sycamore Hall, Rm. 227 (812) 855-6678	Christianity in the Renaissance and Reformation, friendship and community formation, devotional poetry, gender, religion, and subjectivity
Luis Gonzalez Adjunct Assistant Professor	Library, Rm. E660 (812) 855-7416	Brazil; Latin American social, legal, agrarian history; library research methods
Helen Gremillion Adjunct Associate Professor	Memorial Hall East, Rm. 131 (812) 856-4679	Medical anthropology, contemporary U.S., feminist theories of the body
Matthew Pratt Guterl Adjunct Associate Professor	Ballantine Hall, Rm. 522 Memorial Hall East, Rm. M35 (812) 855-7525	Histories of race, nation, slavery, emancipation, and empire
J. Albert Harrill Adjunct Professor	Sycamore Hall, Rm. 207 (812) 855-8654	New Testament studies, early Judaism, ancient mediterranean world, religious studies
Colin Johnson Adjunct Assistant Professor	Memorial Hall West, Mezzanine 10 (812) 855-6702	Nineteenth- and 20th-century U.S. social and cultural history, LGBTQ history/history of gender and sexuality, rural social and cultural history, history of agriculture and the environment
Owen Johnson Adjunct Associate Professor	Ernie Pyle Hall, Room 104 (812) 855-0506	Eastern European/European/Russian journalism and mass media, 19th- and 20th-century east central Europe, modern Czech and Slovak, School of Journalism
Edward Lazzerini Adjunct Professor	Goodbody Hall, Rm. 348 (812) 856-0671	Eurasian commentary traditions; intellectual developments within Turkic communities of Central Eurasia, 18th-20th centuries; comparative study of early modern empires (Russian, Chinese, Ottoman, and Spanish)
Eden Medina Adjunct Assistant Professor	Eigenmann Hall, Rm. 1035 (812) 856-1871	Social informatics, science and technology studies, modern Latin American history, Chile, oral history and memory
Ajay Mehrotra Adjunct Associate Professor	Law School, Rm. 261 (812) 855-7443	U.S. legal, political, economic history