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Warren Cohen
Distinguished University Professor
American diplomatic history, American-East Asian relations
wcohen@umbc.edu

Amy Froide
Associate Professor
Early modern Britain, early modern Europe, European women's history
froide@umbc.edu

James S. Grubb
Professor
Renaissance and Reformation history, social relations in Renaissance Venice
grubb@umbc.edu

Sandra Herbert
Professor
History of science, Darwin's geology
herbert@umbc.edu

Nicole Hudgins
Visiting Assistant Professor
nh1@umbc.edu

John W. Jeffries
Professor
20th century America, American political and policy history, World War II American homefront, domestic policy making during World War II
jeffries@umbc.edu

Marjoleine Kars
Associate Professor
United States colonial, Atlantic world, and women's history
kars@umbc.edu

Kriste Lindenmeyer
Associate Professor
Gilded age and progressive era, women and gender, immigration and ethnicity, history of childhood and historical methods
lindenme@research.umbc.edu

Susan McDonough
Assistant Professor
mcdonoug@umbc.edu

Denise Meringolo
Assistant Professor
ddm@umbc.edu

Aristeides Papadakis
Professor Emeritus
Byzantine and medieval history, religious history
papadaki@umbc.edu

Daniel Ritschel
Associate Professor
British and European history, economic and political history of modern Britain
ritschel@umbc.edu

Anne Sarah Rubin
Associate Professor
Civil war, the U.S. South and 19th century America
arubin@umbc.edu

Michelle R. Scott
Assistant Professor
United States African American and women's history, United States entertainment culture
mscott@umbc.edu

Bradley R. Simpson
Assistant Professor
simpson@umbc.edu

Joseph N. Tatarewicz
Associate Professor
History of science, science policy, and public history
tatarewicz@umbc.edu

Constantine N. Vaporis
Associate Professor
Japanese and East Asian History, Edo (Tokyo) in early modern Japan
vaporis@umbc.edu

Robert K. Webb
Professor Emeritus

Victor G. Wexler
Associate Professor Emeritus
18th-Century European intellectual history and historiography, French Revolution, European history, the Enlightenment, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, David Hume
wexler@umbc.edu

Ka-Che Yip
Professor
Modern Chinese history, East Asian history, Religion, Nationalism and Chinese Students: the Anti-Christian Movement of 1922-1927, and Health and National Reconstruction in Nationalist China, civilian and military medical systems during the Sino-Japanese War
yip@umbc.edu

August 20, 2007