Faculty
Full Time
(PhD, Yale, 1995; Associate Professor) Modern Britain, Imperialism, World, Modern European Cultural:. jeffrey.auerbach@csun.edu
Joyce Broussard
(PhD, USC, 1998; Assistant Professor) Nineteenth Century U.S. ,Women and Gender, Public History, Documentary Film Email: joyce.broussard@csun.edu
Flannery Burke
(PhD, Wisconsin, 2002; Assistant Professor) US West, Gender, Cultural and Intellectual. Email: flannery.burke@csun.edu On leave 2006-7
Ronald L. F. Davis
(PhD, Missouri, 1974; Professor) U.S. Economic, Labor, Civil War Email: ronald.davis@csun.edu
(PhD, North Carolina, 2000; Associate Professor) 20th Century U.S., Cold War Thought and Culture, Youth Culture: tom.devine@csun.edu
Susan Fitzpatrick-Behrens
(PhD, UC-San Diego, 2001; Assistant Professor) Central and South America, US - Latin American Relations, Popular Religion: susan.fitzpatrick@csun.edu
Erik Goldner
(PhD 2007, Columbia University, Assistant Professor) Early Modern Europe. Email: erik.goldner@csun.edu
(PhD, Harvard, 1998; Associate Professor) China, East Asia, Comparative, World History: richard.s.horowitz@csun.edu
(Ph.D., UC Santa Barbara, 2003, Assistant Professor) Medieval Islamic World. Middle East: rachel.howes@csun.edu
(Ph.D. UCLA, 2002; Assistant Professor) Latin America, Argentina, Southern Cone, Economic History: patricia.juarezdappe@csun.edu
Charles W. Macune Jr.
(PhD, University of Texas, Austin 1974; Professor) Mexico, Latin America.
Thomas R. Maddux
(PhD, Michigan, 1969; Professor and Department Chair Modern U.S., U.S. Foreign Relations, U.S. in the 1980s: thomas.maddux@csun.edu
Christopher P. Magra
(PhD, Pittsburgh, 2006; Assistant Professor) Early America/Atlantic World, Economic, Maritime, American Revolution: christopher.magra@csun.edu
Michael Meyer
(PhD, UCLA, 1970; Professor) Modern Germany, European Cultural and Intellectual, Anti-Semitism: michael.meyer@csun.edu
Miriam Neirick
(PhD 2007, UC Berkeley, Assistant Professor) Russia, Soviet Union miriam.neirick@csun.edu
Clementine Oliver
(PhD, UC-Berkeley, 2000; Assistant Professor) Medieval Europe, England: coliver@csun.edu
Merry A. Ovnick
(PhD, UCLA, 2000; Associate Professor) Los Angeles, Urban, Cultural, Architectural
Email: merry.ovnick@csun.edu
Donal O'Sullivan
(PhD 2001, Catholic University of Eichstadt) Soviet Union, Germany, International Relations donal.osullivan@csun.edu
James E. Sefton
(PhD, UCLA 1965; Professor) U.S., Constitutional, Photography
(PhD, UCLA, 1999; Whitsett Professor of California History) California History, Urban History, Race Relations: jsides@csun.edu
Frank L. Vatai
(PhD, SUNY Binghamton, 1982; Associate Professor) Ancient Greece and Rome, Intellectual History
Part-Time Faculty:
Kathleen Addison (MPhil, UCLA; Lecturer) Russia. Email: kathleen.addison@csun.edu
Shiva Bajpai (PhD, University of London, 1967; Professor Emeritus) India.
Robert Cleve (PhD, UCLA, 1982; Lecturer) Ancient Greece and Rome; Western Civilization: rcleve@msn.com
Susan Falck (MA 2003, CSUN) U.S. Women's History, susan.t.falck@csun.edu
Elaine Goodfriend (PhD, UC-Berkeley, 1990; Lecturer) Near East Studies, Jewish History: elaine.goodfriend@csun.edu
Robert Marshall (MA, Wayne State, 1979; University Archivist) Archival Studies. robert.marshall@csun.edu
Sheryl Nomelli (MA 2004, CSUN) U.S. History, Women's History snomelli@yahoo.com
David Parker (PhD, Claremont Graduate University, 2003; Lecturer) US History.dparker@csun.edu
Michael Powelson (PhD, Columbia, 1995; Lecturer) Latin America. michael.powelson@csun.edu
Brad Reynolds (PhD, USC, 1982; Lecturer) Caribbean, Latin America, US History. bradley.reynolds@csun.edu
Leslie Smithers (PhD, Perdue, 2001; Lecturer) US History, Women's History. drsmitherss@hotmail.com
Neil Thompson (MA 2007, CSUN) U.S. History nthompson@sbcglobal.net
Bob Tomlinson (MPhil, Claremont Graduate University; Lecturer) Military History, World History. tomlinrw@aol.com
Tristan Traviolia (MPhil, UCLA; Lecturer) Colonial US. tristan.traviolia@csun.edu
Michael Ward (MPhil, Claremont Graduate University; Lecturer) US West. michael.k.ward@worldnet.att.net
Nan Yamane (PhD, UCLA, 1995; Lecturer) US Women, US West, California History. nay2257@csun.edu