State University of New York College at Oneonta
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William B. Ashbaugh (PhD, Temple University) Assistant Professor Asian History, U.S.-Asia Relations, U.S. History |
Thomas Beal (PhD, SUNY - Stony Brook, 1998) Assistant Professor New York City & Urban History, 19th C. Social & Economic History |
Dora Dumont (PhD, Boston College, 1998) Assistant Professor 19th & 20th C. European History, Modern European Women's History, French & Italian National History |
Jeffrey A. Fortin (PhD, University of New Hampshire, 2006) Assistant Professor Atlanic World, Revolutionary & Colonial America, Race & Migration |
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Julie D. Freeman (PhD, SUNY - Buffalo, 1992) Assistant Professor Modern Germany, 20th C. European History, The Holocaust |
April Harper (PhD, University of St. Andrews, 2003) Assistant Professor Medieval History, Roman History, Gender & Social History, History of Sexualities |
Matthew Hendley (PhD, University of Toronto, 1998) Department Chair, Associate Professor Modern British History, British Empire, Canada, Modern European History |
Miguel Leon (PhD, Columbia University, 1999) Assistant Professor Latin American History, Caribbean History, History of US Latino/as |
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F. Daniel Larkin (PhD, SUNY - Albany, 1976) Provost & VP Academic Affairs, Distinguished Professor 19th & 20th C. US History, New York State History, Local History |
Yuriy Malikov (PhD, UC - Santa Barbara, 2006) Assistant Professor Russian History, Central Asian History, Comparative Frontiers, European History |
Kathleen K. O'Mara (PhD, Columbia, 1986) Chair - Africana & Latino Studies, Professor African History, West African Economic & Social History, Gender & Sexuality in African/Muslim World |
William M. Simons (DA, Carnegie-Mellon University, 1977) Professor, President UUP of Oneonta US social and Intellectual History, Ethnic History, American Family History, Sports History |
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Ralph R. Watkins, (PhD SUNY - Buffalo, 1978) 1943-2007, Professor Emeritus African American History, Comparative Slavery, US History post 1945 |
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