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| UNCG
SPEAKERS BUREAU: History
|
| Denise
Baker
Professor, English Ph.D., Virginia Commonwealth University (336) 334-5241, dnbaker@uncg.edu |
Julian
of Norwich
Medieval Mysticism Woman Mystics |
| James
Carmichael
Professor, Library & Information Studies Ph.D., The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (336) 334-3478, jim_carmichael@uncg.edu |
History
of the United States, the South, Southern Librarianship, Higher Education,
& Professional Curricula
Gender Issues - Womens' / Mens' History Sociology of Occupations Cross-Cultural Studies in Support of the Arts Support for University Interdisciplinarity Censorship Archives Management, Rare Books & Manuscripts |
|
Bob
Gatten
Professor, Biology Ph.D., The University of Michigan at Ann Arbor (336) 256-0077, gatten@uncg.edu |
The
Lewis & Clark Expedition of 1803-1806 (a PowerPoint presentation giving
an overview of the Expedition)
Images of Lewis & Clark (a PowerPoint presentation showing how artists have depicted the individuals involved and the things they saw) Discovering the Birthplace of William Clark (a PowerPoint presentation describing Gatten's discovery of the site in Caroline Co., VA) |
| Phyllis
Hunter
Associate Professor, History Ph.D., The college of William & Mary (336) 286-0467, pwhunter@uncg.edu |
Global Capitalism
in the 17th & 18th Centuries - "Global capitalism Has a History"
American Expatriates in Early 19th Century China - "English Regattas & Chopstick Dinners: The Commerce of Sociability in Canton & Macao, china" |
|
Lisa
Levenstein
Assistant Professor, History Ph.D., The University of Wisconsin at Madison (336) 256-0472, levenstein@uncg.edu |
Women’s
History in the U.S.
African American Women’s History Feminism - History & Current Events Women & Poverty, Welfare Reform |
| David
MacKenzie
Retired, History Ph.D., Columbia University - New York (336) 275-1229 |
Russia
Serbia & the Balkans |
| Karl
A. Schleunes
Professor, History Ph.D., The University of Minnesota (336) 334-3514, kaschleu@uncg.edu |
Holocaust
Modern Germany |
| David
Wharton
Associate Professor, Classical Studies Ph.D., The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (336) 334-5726, wharton@uncg.edu |
Latin in the
Secondary School Curriculum
Historic Preservation in Greensboro |