"Tariffs and Trade in American History," in U.S. Trade Laws: Statutes and Strategies. Mark Neville, ed. Pyrmont, Australia: Thomson. Category: Book
2009
Encyclopedia of World Empires. New York: Facts on File.
Category: Book
2009
Money and Power 2: U.S. History since 1877. Dubuque, IA: Kendall-Hunt Publishing. Category: Book
2009
Legacies of the Ancient and Medieval Worlds: A History of World Civilization to the Age of Discovery. Dubuque, IA: Kendall-Hunt Publishing. Category: Book
2008
Money and Power: U.S. History to 1877. Dubuque, IA: Kendall-Hunt Publishing.
Category: Book
Presentations and Projects
"G.B. Dealey: Do Unto Others, Charity in Early Twentieth Century Dallas"
Fifth Annual Dallas History Conference,Dallas, Texas, September 2003.
"Banking on Politics: Winning the Federal Reserve Bank for Dallas, 1914"
Annual Dallas History Conference, Dallas, Texas, October 2000.
"The Price of Success: Dallas' Struggle To Attain The Railroads and Its Immediate Economic Impact, 1850-1875"
Phi Alpha Theta Conference, Fort Worth, Texas, April 1997.
"Freebooters, Pirates, and Smugglers: The Importance of Customs Officials in New Orleans, 1803-1830"
Mid America Conference, Stillwater, Oklahoma, September 1997.
Affiliations
Professional Memberships
American Historical Association
Organization of American Historians
Dallas Historical Society
Phi Alpha Theta
Appointments
Duration
Rank
Department / School
College / Office
University / Company
2001-2009
Lecturer
History Department
College of Liberal Arts
The University of Texas at Arlington
2001-2004
Adjunct Instructor
Tarrant County College
2000
Adjunct Instructor
University of Dallas
2000
Adjunct Instructor
Tarrant County College
2000
Lecturer
Southern Methodist University
1999
Adjunct Instructor
University of Dallas
1999
Lecturer
Southern Methodist University
1999
Lecturer
Texas Christian University
1998
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Texas Christian University
1997
Researcher
History of the Dallas Cowboys
1996
Researcher
Japanese Audio Tour
1994-1995
Acquistions Assistant to CEO
Victoria Mortgage
1982-1993
Business Owner
Nichols Medical
1993
Researcher
JFK For a New Generation
1991-1992
Graduate Teaching Assistant
The University of Texas at Arlington
1981-1982
Assistant to Chief Financial Officer
Philips Information Systems
1980-1981
Administrative Assistant
Cole, Patterson & Co.
Synergistic Activities
Professionally Related Activities
President, Graduate Student Council, Texas Christian University 1999-2001. History Fair Judge, Ridglea Hills Elementary School, Ft. Worth, Texas. February 16, 1999.
This course is a limited chronicle of the United States.It begins with a discussion of reconstruction after the Civil War and continues to the present.The course surveys political, economic, religious, social, and intellectual changes covering issues such as the internal turmoil following the Civil War, the development of modern America, the United States’ rise as a world power, the World Wars, and the civil rights movement.
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This course is a limited chronicle of the United States.It begins with a discussion of reconstruction after the Civil War and continues to the present.The course surveys political, economic, religious, social, and intellectual changes covering issues such as the internal turmoil following the Civil War, the development of modern America, the United States’ rise as a world power, the World Wars, and the civil rights movement.
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Contact Information UH Phone: 817-272-5677 Email: northrup@uta.edu
This course is a limited chronicle of the United States.It begins with a discussion of reconstruction after the Civil War and continues to the present.The course surveys political, economic, religious, social, and intellectual changes covering issues such as the internal turmoil following the Civil War, the development of modern America, the United States’ rise as a world power, the World Wars, and the civil rights movement.
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This course is a limited chronicle of the United States.It begins with a discussion of reconstruction after the Civil War and continues to the present.The course surveys political, economic, religious, social, and intellectual changes covering issues such as the internal turmoil following the Civil War, the development of modern America, the United States’ rise as a world power, the World Wars, and the civil rights movement.
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This course is a limited chronicle of the United States.It begins with a discussion of the reasons for European expeditions to the New World and culminates with an examination of the events of Reconstruction.The course surveys political, economic, religious, social and intellectual changes during the United States’ advancement from colony to fledgling nation to a country healing from civil war.
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World Civilization: Thematic Events of the Last Millennium
Rise and Fall of the Mediterranean World
Professionaly Related Honors and Awards
"Outstanding Adjunct Teaching Award 2007-2008," College of Liberal Arts, University of Texas at Arlington.
"Outstanding Adjunct Teaching Award 2006-2007," College of Liberal Arts, University of Texas at Arlington.
"Best Business Reference 2005" awarded by Reference and User Services Association, a division of the American Library Association, for World Trade: A Historical Encyclopedia of Economics, Politics, Society, and Culture. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe, 2005.
The "Campus Kahuna Award," September 2004. Awarded by the UTA Ambassadors.
Nominated for the Outstanding Adjunct Award, 2002-2003. Liberal Arts at the University of Texas at Arlington.
The Robert L. Williamson Award in Texas History in 1992 for "The Winning of the Prize: Dallas' Campaign for the Federal Reserve Bank and Its Immediate Economic Impact, 1910-1920."
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