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Name	Field(s)	Contact
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Caroline Acker Associate Professor and Department Head	Medicine, drugs, policy	acker@andrew.cmu.edu
Shawn Alfonso-Wells Adjunct Professor, CAUSE Research Assistant	Anthropology, Race and Ethnicity	shawna@andrew.cmu.edu
Susan Ambrose Teaching Professor	Teaching/Learning and Immigration	sa0n@andrew.cmu.edu
Jay Aronson Associate Professor	science and technology; law, ethics and human rights	aronson@andrew.cmu.edu
B
Edith Balas Adjunct Professor	Modern Art and Renaissance Art	ebalas@andrew.cmu.edu
Linda Benedict-Jones Adjunct Professor	Photography	Benedict-jonesl@ carnegiemuseums.org
Barbara Burstin Adjunct Professor	Holocaust and Jewish studies	burstin@andrew.cmu.edu
C
Allyson F. Creasman Associate Professor	Early modern Germany, Reformation	acreasman@cmu.edu
D
Jared Day Adjunct Professor, Research Associate	Urban and environmental issues	jd2i@andrew.cmu.edu
E
Laurie Zittrain Eisenberg Teaching Professor of History	Middle East, Arab-Israel conflict and peace process	le3a@andrew.cmu.edu
Paul Eiss Associate Professor	Latin America, Anthropology	pke@andrew.cmu.edu
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Karen Faulk Adjunct Professor	Political and Legal Anthropology	kfaulk@andrew.cmu.edu
Edwin Fenton Faculty Emeritus		ef19@andrew.cmu.edu
Edda Fields-Black Associate Professor	Africa, labor, women	fieldsblack@cmu.edu
Michal Friedman Adjunct Faculty	Jewish, Spanish, Sephardic history	mrf25@andrew.cmu.edu
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Wendy Goldman Professor	Soviet Union and Russia, politics, labor, women	goldman@andrew.cmu.edu
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Timothy Haggerty Adjunct Professor	Cultural roles for men, policy issues concerning sexuality and military service.	th1h@andrew.cmu.edu
Donna Harsch Professor of History	Modern Europe, Germany, women	dh44@andrew.cmu.edu
K
Lansiné Kaba Distinguished Visiting Professor of History, Qatar		lkaba@andrew.cmu.edu
Naum Kats Adjunct Professor & Undergraduate Advisor	Political, social and cultural history of Russia	kats@andrew.cmu.edu
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Katherine A. Lynch Professor, Director of Graduate Studies	Modern Europe, family and population, French social	kl18@andrew.cmu.edu
M
Richard Maddox Professor	Anthropology, Spain, Europe, global transformation, cultural politics	maddox@andrew.cmu.edu
Kevin McDonald A.W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow	Colonial America, Atlantic World, history of empire	kevinmcd@andrew.cmu.edu
David W. Miller Professor	Modern Britain and Ireland, computer applications, religion	dwmiller@cmu.edu
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Marie Norman Adjunct Professor	South Asian history and culture, anthropological theory and practice	marieknorman6@gmail.com
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Benjamin Reilly Visiting Assistant Professor CMU Qatar	Environmental History, 18th Century Europe, Arabian Peninsula	breilly2@qatar.cmu.edu
Daniel Resnick Faculty Emeritus	Social history	dr0q@andrew.cmu.edu
Roger Rouse Associate Teaching Professor	Cultural politics, class relations, migration	rrouse@andrew.cmu.edu
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Scott Sandage Associate Professor, Director of Undergraduate Studies	Cultural, 19th-century America, business	sandage@andrew.cmu.edu
Judith Schachter Professor	Cultural anthropology; kinship and adoption; Hawai'i and the Pacific; Field methods.	jm1e@andrew.cmu.edu
Steven Schlossman Professor of History	Criminal justice, education, sport and society	sls@cmu.edu
Aaron Shkuda American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) New Faculty Fellow		ashkuda@andrew.cmu.edu
Nico Slate Assistant Professor	20th Century America, African American, South Asia	slate@cmu.edu
John Soluri Associate Professor	Latin America, environmental, commodities	jsoluri@andrew.cmu.edu
Donald Sutton Professor	Qing and 20th century China, Taiwan, history and anthropology, ritual and religion, ethnicity	ds27@andrew.cmu.edu
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Joel A. Tarr Richard S. Caliguiri University Professor of History and Policy	Urban, environmental, policy	jt03@andrew.cmu.edu
Lisa Tetrault Associate Professor	U.S. women	tetrault@cmu.edu
Joe W. Trotter Giant Eagle Professor of History and Social Justice	Urban, African American, labor	trotter@andrew.cmu.edu

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The Department of History's foremost strength is the quality of its faculty. Composed of leading scholars with international reputations in their fields and an enviable record of winning prestigious professional prizes, grants, and contracts, the faculty has also achieved campus-wide recognition for its commitment to pedagogical innovation and excellence.

The faculty are committed principally to the discussion format inside the classroom and emphasize breadth of learning, command of basic research skills, precision in writing, and facility in oral presentation. They serve students actively as both academic and personal advisors and seek to foster an adventuresome intellectual climate that nurtures individual and collaborative inquiry, within and across disciplines.

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