Graduate Students

  • ACKER, LAUREN BETH - acker@ucla.edu (B.A. History, Cornell University, 2006) Subfield: US Field, Nineteenth Century - My research examines race and political history in the New South.
  • ALVAREZ, MILO M. - alvarezm@ucla.edu (Ph.D. Candidate in American History (2007), UCLA; M.A. History, UC Riverside (2002); B.A. History w/specialization in Chicana/o Studies, UCLA (2000). ) Subfield: Chicana/o History-Chicano Movement Era - Dissertation: "On the Shoulders of Generations: The Brown Berets of Aztlan in the Long Civil Rights Era" will examine the Brown Beret national organization in a comparative urban context. In addition, I will outline Chicana/o Movement precursors and discuss issues revolving around nationalism, alliances with 'third world' struggles at home and abroad, political repression, gender and masculinity and factors leading to the organization’s decline. These issues will be examined within the backdrop of the War on Poverty, the Antiwar Movement, urban unrest and anti-colonial, anti-imperial struggles abroad during the Long Civil Rights Era.
  • AMERIAN, STEPHANIE - samerian@ucla.edu (2007 MA History, UCLA 2004 BA History, UC-Berkeley) Subfield: Consumerism, Gender history, Fashion history
  • APTER, NORMAN D. - napter@ucla.edu (Ph.D. Candidate in Chinese History. M.A. in East Asian Studies, University of Virginia, 1999. B.A. in History, The College of William and Mary, 1995.) Subfield: Late Imperial and Modern China, Modern Japan, Modern Russia - Research interests include state-society relations, history of social relief, history of children and childhood, and urban development in modern China. Dissertation topic: "The Historical Evolution of Child Welfare in Contemporary China." Investigating the practices and conceptual underpinnings of the project to nurture, educate, train and discipline dependent children (abandoned infants, orphans, child refugees, street urchins) in China from the early 20th century to the present.
  • BALL, MOLLY CATHERINE - mollyball@ucla.edu (B.A. Spanish and History, Clemson University, 2005) Subfield: Latin American history, economic history - My research examines the urbanization and industrialization in the city of São Paulo during the Old Republic via a series of wage and wage-related data.
  • BARNHART, MEGAN KATHLEEN - mbarnhar@ucla.edu (Ph.D. Candidate in American History, UCLA. BA in History, Bryn Mawr College, 1999.) Subfield: Twentieth century U.S. political history; history of science - Dissertation: “Scientists’ Political Activism and the American Public during the Cold War Era, 1945-1975.” Examining the grassroots political activism of scientists involved in groups devoted to promoting nuclear arms control. Considering how scientists attempted to educate, inform, and mobilize the general public, and the public's response to scientific activism.
  • BATES, CHRISTOPHER GEORGE - jrhtp@ucla.edu (B.A. in History, UCLA 1996; Masters in History, UCLA 1999.) Subfield: U.S. Civil War and Reconstruction - Dissertation: What They Fight For -- The Men and Women of Reenactment. An examination of the modern phenomenon of reenacting, and what it can tell us about the memory of the Civil War and the place of history in modern America.
  • BENANAV, AARON - abenanav@ucla.edu (BA in History, University of Chicago, 2001) Modern European and American economic history, focusing on the decline of manufacturing and the rise of service-work in the post-war period; also European intellectual history and critical theory: Frankfurt School, psychoanalysis.
  • BENTON, BRADLEY THOMAS - bbenton@ucla.edu (M.A. History, UCLA, 2007; M.A. Latin American Studies, Tulane University, 2005; B.A. Spanish/Political Science, Furman University, 2003) Subfield: Colonial Latin America, Central Mexican Ethnohistory, Sixteenth-Century Tetzcoco - Negotiation of power between Mexican indigenous leaders and settler Spaniards/colonial administrators in the early colonial period. M.A. thesis: "Early Tetzcoco: Local Governance and the Waning Influence of the Second City of the Aztec Empire."
  • CAMPRUBI, LINO - linocamprubi@ucla.edu (2006, M. A. History and Philosophy of Science, Universidad de Sevilla. 2004, B. A. Philosophy, Universidad de Sevilla. ) Subfield: History of Science - Relations of history of science and political economy in early Francoist Spain, especially the importance of construction engineering for the political economy of the country. Also very interested in relations between history and philosophy of science. M.A. Thesis: "Hacia la industria: cuestiones de historia y filosofía en torno a la rececpción de la Química Física en Cornell (1896-1916)."
  • CASTEEL, ERIC G. - ecasteel@ucla.edu (Ph.D., European History (2007); M.A., Theology, Concordia University (1998)) Subfield: History of Science & Religion - Dissertation: “Entrepôt and Backwater: A Cultural History of the Transfer of Medical Knowledge from Leiden to Edinburgh, 1690-1740.” The dissertation examines student culture at the Medical Faculty of the University of Leiden, particularly in relation to the transfer of knowledge from Leiden to the nascent medical Faculty at the University of Edinburgh. Chair: Margaret C. Jacob
  • CHANG, WINIFRED - winifredchang@ucla.edu (Pomona College B.A. in History and Philosophy, 2004.) Subfield: Taiwan under Japanese colonial rule
  • COOPER OWENS, DEIRDRE B - dcooper1@ucla.edu (C. Phil. in History, UCLA, (2005); Certification in Womens Studies, UCLA - Women's Studies Program, (2005); M.A. in African American Studies, Clark Atlanta University, (2001); B.A., Mass Communications, Bennett College for Women (1994) ) Subfield: History of Medicine, Gender, Sexuality, Race, Slavery, the South - Dissertation: “’Courageous Negro Servitors’ and Laboring Irish Bodies: An Examination of Sexual Surgeries in Antebellum America”
  • CROSBY, DANIEL ERIC - dcrosby@ucla.edu (CPhil, History of Science, UCLA, 2005. MA, History of Science, UCLA, 2003. BA, History, Indiana University, 2001. BS, Mathematics, Purdue University, 1999.) Subfield: History of Science; mathematics and computing; philosophy - Dissertation topic: Gödel's Incompleteness Theorem and the Mind-Machine Problem, 1950-2000
  • DALY, HEATHER PONCHETTI - hdaly@ucla.edu (Ph.D. Candidate-American History (C.Phil.2007); M.A. in History, UCLA (2006) B.A. in History, U.C. Irvine/Minor, Native American Studies (2004)) Subfield: Native American History; History of the American West; California Indian History - Research: Political resistance to Indian Reorganization Act and the 1953 Termination Act by Southern California Mission Indians.
  • DAUVERD, CELINE - cdauverd@ucla.edu (B.A. Universidad de Salamanca (Spain) 1994; M.A. University of Hawai'i (2000); C. Phil UCLA (2003); PhD UCLA (2007) Subfield: Early Modern European History - Spanish Italy (1450-1650), Trade diaspora, Mediterranean empires, Renaissance Europe, World History.
  • DE LEE, BENJAMIN D. - bendelee@ucla.edu (B.A., Greek and Latin, Hampden-Sydney College (1998), Phi Beta Kappa; Master of Divinity, Saint Vladimirs Orthodox Theological Seminary (2004); Master of Advanced Studies in Theology and Religion, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, (2005). ) Subfield: rise of Islam, Byzantine Art, Early Christianity, and Late Antiquity. - M.Th. Thesis: "Asceticism and Sanctity: A Comparative Study of Hagiographical Methodology and Metaphor in Athanasius’s Life of Antony and Theodoret’s Life of Symeon the Stylite."
  • DESOUZA, WENDY N. - joshowendy@hotmail.com (Ph.D. Candidate, Modern Middle East, UCLA; M.A., History, UCLA; M.A., Middle Eastern Studies, University of Chicago; B.A., Political Science, UC Berkeley) Subfield: Modern Iranian Intellectual History, Gender, Colonialism - My research investigates the intersection of gender, spirituality, and European colonialism in the emergence of modern Iranian nationalism. Specifically, I analyze the progression and interaction of these tensions in the voluminous compositions of Iranian philologists living in Europe in the early twentieth century.
  • DOWL, AIMEE - aimeedowl at ucla dot edu (B.A., History (Chinese), Reed College; MLA, Washington University in St. Louis; UCLA History of Science) Early modern Europe and Latin America; late modern Latin America; Atlantic world, history of science, technology, and medicine; gender and feminism; Spanish, Italian, Chinese,
  • DYKSTRA, MAURA DOMINIQUE - maurad@ucla.edu Late Imperial (Ming and Qing, 14th- to 20th-century) social organization. Research topics include secret society organizational structure and economic strategy; community dispute resolution and commercial activity among Chinese in Batavia in the 18th century; and guild restructuring in Suzhou after the Taiping Rebellion, from 1850 - 1900.
  • FAVELO, DOUGLAS VINCENT - dfavelo@ucla.edu (B.A. History, CSU Fresno, 1997 M.A. History, CSU Fresno, 2000) Subfield: Early Roman Republic - Historiographical principles of Marcus Porcius Cato; Roman identity perception of the early Republic
  • FIDLER, BRAD - bfidler@mednet.ucla.edu (BRADFIDLER.NET)
  • FLORES-MARCIAL, XOCHITL M. - xochitlx@ucla.edu (2003 UCLA Los ngeles, CA Ph.D. Program in History Department. Latin American field, focus on Mexican Colonial Period. Interdisciplinary study in the fields of History, Art history and Linguistics. M.A. History (Latin American Field) Winter 2005. 2001 UCLA Los ngeles, CA B.A., Latin American Studies. Minor in Spanish ) Colonial Oaxaca: The Central Valley Zapotec Colonial Zapotec Document Research Group: October 1999 to present. Two hour weekly meetings with a interdisciplinary research group led by Prof. Kevin Terraciano (History, UCLA) and Prof. Pamela Munro (Linguistics). Historic, morphological and syntactic analysis of 16th- 18th century documents, written in Zapotec by native Zapotec speakers. Nahuatl language study group 2003-Present. Spanish and Mexican paleography studies (15th-17th Centuries).
  • GIFFORD, LAURA J. - lgifford@ucla.edu (C.Phil., June 2004; M.A. in American history, UCLA, June 2003; B.A. in history and political science, Pacific Lutheran University, May 2000.) Dissertation: "The Center Cannot Hold: The 1960 Presidential Election and the Rise of Modern Conservatism."
  • GOLDBERG, KEVIN DOUGLAS - kdgoldberg@ucla.edu (M.A. Georgia State University (2004) B.S. Purdue University (1998)) Subfield: Germany, Viticulture, Taste, Wine, Scandinavia - Dissertation: "German Wine and the Invention of Modern Taste, 1850-1914."
  • GUTFREUND, ZEVI MOSES - zevi.gutfreund@ucla.edu (AB in History, Harvard University, 2001) Subfield: United States, American West - School Desegregation in California, Liberalism in the 1960s, the American West
  • GUTIÉRREZ, VERÓNICA A. - veraicon@ucla.edu (Ph.D. Candidate in Colonial Mexican History (C.Phil 2007); M.A., Latin American History, UCLA, 2006; M.F.A., Creative Nonfiction, Penn State, 2004; B.A., Creative Writing, Univ. of San Francisco, 2000) Subfield: Local Religion; Late Medieval/Early Modern Spain; The Tridentine Reforms; Franciscan History and Spirituality; Comparative 16th c Catholic evangelizations; indigenous histories; community histories - My dissertation, "The Sons of Queztalcoatl, the Sons of St. Francis, and the Razing and Rebuilding of San Pedro Cholula, La Ciudad Sagrada, 1529-1600," is a social history of Spanish-indigenous colonial Cholula, particularly the complex political-spiritual relationship between friars and Nahuas.
  • HALPERIN, LIORA R. - lhalperin (at) ucla.edu (Harvard University, A.B., 2005 UCLA, M.A., 2007) Subfield: Modern Jewish history, modern Middle Eastern history - History of language ideology and policy in pre-state Jewish Palestine.
  • HAWKINS, MICHAEL - mhawkin@ucla.edu (C.Phil., history, UCLA, 2005; M.A., history, San Diego State University, 2002; B.A. social science, San Diego State University, 1999.) Subfield: 20th Century U.S. History, Philippine History, 20th Century World History, Comparative Histories of Imperialism, Colonialism, Decolonization and Nationalism - Dissertation Title: "Something Else: U.S.-Philippine Cinematic Relations, 1946-1986."
  • HERR, JOSHUA - jherr@ucla.edu (Wheaton College (Wheaton, IL), BA, History and Philosophy, 2003; University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, MA, East Asian Languages and Cultures, 2007) Subfield: Ming, Qing China; Vietnam
  • HSIA, LISA - lisa12@ucla.edu (BA history, UC Berkeley 2000) Subfield: US history; Asian American history; food history
  • JANES, LAUREN REBECCA HINKLE - lauren_hinkle_janes@yahoo.com (BA (History, Religion, French) Hope College 2004, MA (History) UCLA 2006) Subfield: Modern France, Food History, Women's History - The Familiar and the Exotic: the promotion and consumption of colonial foods in inter-war Paris.
  • LEVY, DAVID ADAM - dalevy@ucla.edu (C. Phil., October 2004; MA in European History, UCLA, January 2004; BA in Intellectual History, University of Pennsylvania, June 2001) Subfield: Modern Europe, Germany, Cultural and Intellectual History, Musicology - Thesis Topic: "Scandal Concerts and the Politicization of Opera Reception in Weimar Berlin"
  • LEWIS, MARK A. - mrk@ucla.edu (C. Phil., 2006; MA in European History, UCLA, 2004; BA in Humanities, Stanford University, 1990) Subfield: Modern Europe, Central and Southeastern Europe, History of Transnational Institutions - Dissertation: "The International Judicial Movement against War Crimes, Terrorism, and Genocide, 1918-1948"
  • LITKEI, JÓZSEF - litkei@ucla.edu (C. Phil. in History, UCLA 2006; MA in Central Eastern European History, Central European University 1999; BA/MA in History, Etvs Lornd University 1997) Subfield: Modern European history, History of Central Eastern Europe, History of memory, nationalism and communism - Dissertation topic: History politics and public historical thinking in Hungary, 1945-1956
  • LIVIE, KYLE MITCHELL - klivie@ucla.edu (Bachelor of Arts in History with a minor in English, University of California, Berkeley Masters of Arts in History, San Francisco State University Ph.D. in History, University of California, Los Angeles ) Subfield: Rural America, Urban/Metropolitan History, California and the American West, Cultural Geography, Community Studies, Modern American Intellectual History, Economic History, and Popular Culture - Dissertation: "Wide Open Spaces: Rural Communities and the Making of Metropolitan California, 1870-1940"
  • MARTINEZ, LOLA J - ljmartinez@ucla.edu (B.A., History, Philosophy - Mills College (2006)) Subfield: Modern Japan, Korea; history of medicine - Japanese conceptions of racial science in colonial Korea; discourse of race in Korean nationalism
  • MCBRIDE, JARED GRAHAM - mcbridejg@ucla.edu Subfield: History of the Soviet Union, Modern Eastern Europen History - Social history of the Second World War on the Eastern Front; Holocaust in West Ukraine; Issues surrounding collaboration, Soviet counter-intelligence.
  • MOKHBERI, SUSAN MARIE - sheba@ucla.edu (Ph.D. Candidate in European History; M.A., History, UCLA, 2006; B.A., Political Science and French with Minor in Near Eastern Studies, UCLA 2001 ) Subfield: Early Modern France
  • MORENO, AARON MICHAEL - aamoreno@ucla.edu (AB History, Brown University, 2003 ) Subfield: Inter- and Intra-peninsular Ethnic and Religious Interaction of Medieval Iberia - Medieval Hispano-Frankish Interaction The Mozarabic Phenomenon
  • MURILLO, DANA VELASCO - danavem@hotmail.com (2007 C. Phil., UCLA 2005 M.A. History, UCLA 2002 M.A. English Literature, CSUN 1991 B.A. History, Loyola Marymount University ) Subfield: Latin America, Colonial Mexico, Zacatecas, Silver Mining District, Urban Indians, AfroMexicans, Race, Class, and Gender - My dissertation, "The Creation of Urban Indigenous Identity in the Silver Mining District: Zacatecas, Mexico, 1550-1820," examines the social and economic conditions of the ethnically diverse Indigenous migrants that lived and labored in Zacatecas, Mexico.
  • MUSIL, EMILY KIRKLAND MCTIGHE - emusil@ucla.edu (Ph.D. in History, UCLA, 2007; M.A. in African History, UCLA, 2003; B.A. in American Studies, Race & Ethnicity, Drew University, 2000.) Subfield: Black Atlantic, Africa, Latin America, French Colonialism, Women - Archival Research/Fieldwork in: Cote d'Ivoire, Dominican Republic, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mauritius, Reunion, Senegal, and the United States.
  • NICHOLS-GEERDES, SASHA B - nicholss@ucla.edu (C. Phil., History, UCLA 2006; M.A. History UCLA 2006; B.A. History, University of Minnesota 2004) Subfield: Business History; Economic History; Colonial America - Organization and regulation of market-places in 17th and 18th century Colonial America.
  • OLIVAS, AARON ALEJANDRO - aaolivas@gmail.com (MA History, UCLA, 2007 MA Social Sciences, University of Chicago, 2004 BA History, University of San Francisco, 2003) Subfield: Early Modern Spain and the Spanish Empire (1598-1808); War of Spanish Succession; Spanish political and cultural relations with France and Portugal; queen consorts - Research Assistant: "Andean and European Traces in the Construction of the Manuscripts of Fray Martin de Murúa" (Getty Research Institute, 2007) Research Assistant: "Faith and Beauty: Chinese and Filipino Art and the Aesthetics of Conversion in the California Missions" (Getty Research Institute, 2006-2007) MA Thesis: "'La esteril reina': Barbara de Braganza and the Dilemma of the Early Modern Queen Consort" (University of Chicago, 2004) Honors Thesis: “'La Parmesana': Historical Perspectives on the Life of Queen Isabella Farnese of Spain” (University of San Francisco, 2003)
  • PADDISON, JOSHUA - paddison@ucla.edu (C. Phil., history, UCLA, 2005; M.A., history, San Francisco State University, 2001; B.A., journalism, University of Oregon, 1996) Subfield: United States history; American West; comparative race and ethnicity; religion and culture; California - Dissertation: "American Heathens: Religion, Race, and Reconstruction in California"
  • PEREZ, ERIKA - eperez22@ucla.edu (U.S. History, C. Phil. (June 2007); Concentration Certificate, Women's Studies, UCLA (2007); M.A. in US History / Minor Field - Gender, San Francisco State (2004) / M.A. in US History, UCLA (2006); B.A. in US History, UC Berkeley (1995)) Subfield: Gender; American West; Colonial America - Prospective Dissertation Title - "Colonial Intimacies: Interethnic Sex, Marriage, and Kinship in Early Southern California, 1769-1885."
  • REDFORD, LAURA - laura.redford@ucla.edu (MA in American Studies Columbia University 2006, BA Humanities Brigham Young University 2000.) Subfield: US History, 20th Century Urban History - I am interested in the development of cities, and more specifically the history of residential segregation, its causes and implications.
  • REZAKHANI, KHODADAD - khodadad@ucla.edu (C. Phil (Nov. 2007), Late Antique Near East; 2002, MSc in Global History, London School of Economics ) Subfield: Global history, Late Antique history, Near Eastern Archaeology and Ancient Iranian Languages - Late Antique Near Eastern history, Sasanian history, economic history, agriculture and commerce, numismatics.
  • ROLSTON, ARTHUR - arolston@ucla.edu (Ph.D. (UCLA - awarded September, 2006}; JD - U. California (Boalt Hall), 1967 ) Subfield: Colonial and 19th Century US intellectual, legal, and political history - The political, economic, intellectual, and legal context of state constitution making in the 19th century - Dissertation title: "Constituting Capitalism: Constitutional Revision in Kentucky and Ohio from the Jacksonian Age to the Progressive Era"
  • SCHWINN, PAUL ANTHONY - pschwinn@ucla.edu (BA in History- Wisconsin 04, Masters of Arts in Teaching- Johns Hopkins 06) Subfield: United States, The American West, Men and Masculinity - Reseach- The intersection of Masculinity and the imagined West in Progressive Era Culture
  • SETIYAWAN, DAHLIA GRATIA - dsetiyawan@ucla.edu (B.A., History, University of Pennsylvania, 2000; M.S.Ed., Intercultural Communication, University of Pennsylvania, 2005; ) Subfield: Southeast Asia, Modern Indonesia, Asian American History, Migration Studies - Master's Thesis: "Unity in Diversity: Identity Development and Community-Building among Indonesian Immigrants in Philadelphia"
  • SHAH, SAMEER JAY - samjshah@ucla.edu (B.A.: MIT 2003 in Mathematics and STS [Science, Technology, and Society] M.A.: UCLA 2005 in History) Subfield: 20th century American history; American science; Modern science
  • SHARMA, PATRICK - psharma at ucla.edu (B.A. History, UC Berkeley, 2004) Subfield: history of American foreign relations; twentieth century international history - Robert McNamara's Presidency of the World Bank, 1968-1981
  • SIERRA, PABLO M - sierrapm@ucla.edu (B.A. 2006, University of Pennsylvania - Latin American Studies, World History) Subfield: Colonial Mexico, Afro-Mexican History, African Presence in Mexico and Latin America
  • SILVERMAN, AARON J. - ajsilver@ucla.edu
  • SPIKES, COURTNEY - cspikes@ucla.edu PhD Candidate. Dissertion (in progress): Shipwrecks, Murderers and Piqueurs: State Authority and Political Culture during the French Restoration (1815-1830). Chair: Lynn Hunt.
  • STERNFELD, JOSHUA - joshuas@ucla.edu (BA in History with specialty in European Cultural Studies, Princeton University, 2001 Masters in Modern European History, UCLA, 2004) Subfield: 20th Century US History, Jazz music - Thesis topic: Political and Social Developments associated with jazz and dance music in Berlin, Germany, 1927-1955
  • TORTORICI, ZEB JOSEPH - zebbie@gmail.com Subfield: Colonial Latin America, History of Sexuality, Queer Studies - Contra Natura: Sin, Crime, and the Regulation of "Unnatural" Sexuality in Colonial Mexico, 1600-1800
  • VILLELLA, PETER B - villella@ucla.edu (C.Phil in History (Latin America), UCLA, Fall 2006 M.A. in History (Latin America), UCLA, Spring 2005 B.A. in History and Spanish, University of Virginia, Summer 2001) Intellectual history of colonial Latin America; Indigenous and mestizo historians of colonial Mexico; The Mexican native nobility under Spanish rule; Classical Nahuatl of central Mexico
  • VIVANCO, PABLO HENRI - pablovivanco2002@yahoo.com (C. Phil, UCLA 2005; M.A. (2000) in German and Jewish Studies, Ruprecht-Karls-University Heidelberg) Subfield: Jewish Religion, society and culture in 18th and 19th century Germany, History of Jewish Historiography, History of the Third Reich, Austrian politics and culture - Dissertation (work-titel): Jewish liberalism and its critics in early 20th century Vienna (a study in the political cultures of the middle classes in Vienna and the response of the literary avant-Garde)
  • WARD, WALTER DAVID - wdward@ucla.edu (Advanced to Candidacy - Ancient History (UCLA 2005) MA - Ancient History (UCLA 2004) MA - History (NCSU 2002) BA - Chemistry, BS - History (NCSU 1999)) Subfield: History of the Roman Empire, Archaeology of the Roman Near East, History of Late Antiquity, Classical Greek History - Tentative Dissertation Title: From Provincia Arabia to Palaestina Tertia: Religious, Social, and Economic Developments in the Later Roman Province of Third Palestine Other Research Interests: Red Sea Trade, Economy of the Roman Empire, Ancient Resistance Movements and Resistance Literature, Roman Imperial Ideologies, Roman Frontiers, Rome's Eastern Provinces, Transformation of the Classical Mind in Late Antiquity, Christian Pilgrimage and Holy Sites
  • WATERS, LESLIE MARIE - lesliewaters@gmail.com (BA, University of San Francisco 2003) Subfield: Modern Central and Eastern European History
  • WEISE, CONSTANZE - coweise@gmail.com (C. Phil (UCLA 2007): African History M.A. African History, Ancient History, Anthropology, 1998: University of Bayreuth (Germany) ) Subfield: West Africa, Precolonial and Colonial Africa, Pre-Modern Near East, World History/ Black Atlantic - Pre-19th century West Africa, Nigeria; Nupe-Yoruba relationship; Oral Tradition, Oral History, Memory, Rituals, Historical Linguistics Fieldwork: March 2000-October 2000 in Nigeria among the Nupe, Yoruba and Hausa
  • WILLIAMS, JAKOBI - jrocg@ucla.edu (Doctoral Candidate C. Phil. U.S. History (2006) M.A. Afro-American Studies from UCLA with a specialization in US History & Slave Revolts (2002). B.A. History from Southern Illinois University Carbondale with a Minor in Black American Studies (2000). ) Subfield: US History/ African American Studies/Black Power/Civil Rights Movement/ Black Panther Party - Fred Hampton and the Chicago Branch of the Black Panther Party. Black Politics--Chicago. Black Power Movement. Civil Rights Movement. 20c US History.
  • WILSON, KAREN - kswilson@ucla.edu (C. Phil., US History, UCLA (2006); M.A., History, UCLA (2005); M.A., Judaic Studies, Hebrew Union College (2003)) Subfield: History of the American West; Jewish History - Social and economic relations in the urbanizing West; Immigrants and social capital; Jews and the making of Los Angeles.
  • ZALDIVAR, ANTONIO M. - (M.A. Medieval History, Western Michigan University, 2005; B.A. History and Political Science, Florida State University, 2002) Subfield: Late medieval Spain - Crown of Aragon, especially Catalonia; medieval history; social and cultural history; the mendicant orders; urban history; urban religiosity; language and identity; early modern Spain; colonial Latin America
  • ZARO, AMY - azaro@ucla.edu (M.A., History, UCLA (2006) J.D., UCLA (2002) B.A., History, Boston College (1998) ) Subfield: Modern Germany, European legal history - The reconstruction of the postwar German legal system in the American zone of occupation

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