Faculty

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		Fields of interest
Marcela Echeverri Muñoz Associate Professor	HQ 239	History of social sciences, gender and nationalism; political theory and state formation; Spanish empire and Atlantic world; Revolutionary Age, race and ethnicity; slavery and abolition; twentieth-century Latin American social thought
Carlos Eire T. Lawrason Riggs Professor of History and Religious Studies	HQ 268	Early modern Europe; Intellectual, social, cultural & religious history; Protestant and Catholic Reformations
Omnia El Shakry Professor of History	HQ 247	Intellectual and cultural history of the modern Middle East; race, religion, gender, and sexuality in the modern Middle East; history of colonialism; psychoanalysis and critical theory
Anne Eller Associate Professor	HQ 244	Latin America and the Caribbean, Emancipation, Haitian and Dominican studies; African Diaspora; Independence and Decolonization
David Engerman Leitner International Interdisciplinary Professor of History	46 Hillhouse Ave, Room 203	Twentieth-century international history
Hussein Fancy Associate Professor	HQ 202	Medieval European and Islamic History; Medieval Iberia and North Africa; Social History; Intellectual History; Economic History; Legal History; Latin and Arabic Paleography
Paul Freedman Chester D. Tripp Professor of History	HQ 208	Medieval European history
Joanne Freeman Class of 1954 Professor of American History and of American Studies	HQ 226	Revolutionary & Early National American history with special interest in politics & culture; Early American journalism & print culture
John Gaddis Robert A. Lovett Professor of Military & Naval History	ALW 305	Cold War history; Historical methodology; Biography; Grand Strategy
Beverly Gage John Lewis Gaddis Professor of History	HQ 272	Gilded Age and 20th century; political history; government and political development; ideology and social movements (esp. conservatism and radicalism)
Greg Grandin Peter V. and C. Vann Woodward Professor of History	HQ 224
Valerie Hansen Stanley Woodward Professor of History	HQ 238	China to 1600; Chinese religious & legal history; History of the Silk Road
Robert Harms Henry J. Heinz Professor of History & African Studies	HQ 231	Sub-Saharan Africa
Elizabeth Hinton Professor of History, African American Studies & Law	HQ 219	20th Century United States History; political history; urban history; African American studies; criminalization; policing; incarceration.
Denise Ho Associate Professor of History	HQ 220	Modern China, Cultural Revolution, borderlands, urban history