Box 19529
202 University Hall
Arlington, Texas 76019
Faculty
Faculty
Patryk Babiracki
Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University (2008)
Associate Professor (2009)
Email: patryk@uta.edu
Office: 310 University Hall
Areas: Modern Russia, Eastern Europe, International History, Culture and Society
David Baillargeon
Ph.D., University of California Santa Barbara (2018)
Assistant Professor (2021)
Email: david.baillargeon@uta.edu
Office: 323 University Hall
Areas: Modern Britain, British Empire, Colonial Southeast Asia
Kimberly Breuer
Ph.D., Vanderbilt University (2004)
Associate Professor of Instruction (2004)
Email: breuer@uta.edu
Office: 314 University Hall
Areas: Colonial Latin America, Mesoamerican Indians, Comparative Colonial History, World History
Elisabeth A. Cawthon
Ph.D., University of Virginia (1985)
Associate Professor & Dean, College of Liberal Arts
Areas: Tudor-Stuart and Modern England, Anglo-American Legal and Constitutional History
Stephanie Cole
PhD
Associate Professor & Associate Chair, M.A. Graduate Advisor (Department of History)
Email: scole@uta.edu
Areas: U.S. Social History, Women's History, Race & Gender from a Regional Perspective
Paul Conrad
Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin (2011)
Associate Professor (2020)
Email: paul.conrad@uta.edu
Office: 322 University Hall
Areas: Native American History, North American West, History of Slavery
Imre Demhardt
Ph.D., University of Frankfurt am Main (1995)
Professor & Garrett Endowed Chair in the History of Cartography (2008)
Email: demhardt@uta.edu
Office: 348 University Hall
Areas: History of Cartography, Exploration, Geography, Colonialism, Travel & Tourism
Alberto Ortiz DÃaz
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison (2017)
Assistant Professor
Email: alberto.ortizdiaz@uta.edu
Areas: Latin America, the Black Atlantic, Crime and Punishment, History Medicine and Health, Medical Humanities
John Garrigus
Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University (1988)
Professor (2006)
Email: garrigus@uta.edu
Office: 343 University Hall
Areas: Atlantic and Caribbean History, French America, Haitian Revolution
Sam W. Haynes
Ph.D., University of Houston (1988)
Professor & Director, Center for Greater Southwestern Studies (1993)
Areas: Texas History, 19th-Century U.S
David LaFevor
Ph.D, Vanderbilt University (2011)
Associate Professor (2013)
Email: dlafevor@uta.edu
Office: 327 University Hall
Areas: Modern Latin America, transnational cultural/social history
Andrew J. Milson
Ph.D., University of Georgia (1999)
Professor (2010)
Email: milson@uta.edu
Office: 344 University Hall
Areas: Historical Geography of the U.S., Human Geography, Geographic Education, GIS
Christopher C. Morris
Ph.D., University of Florida (1991)
Professor (1992)
Email: morris@uta.edu
Office: 346 University Hall
Areas: Early National Period, Southern History, U.S. Social History
David Narrett
Ph.D., Cornell University (1981)
Professor (1984)
Email: narrett@uta.edu
Office: 345 University Hall
Areas: U.S. History, Colonial and Revolutionary America, American Frontier Development
Scott W. Palmer
Ph.D. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign (1997)
Professor & Chair (2016)
Email: scott.palmer@uta.edu
Office: 202A University Hall
Areas: Russia, Modern Europe, Technology & Science, Military History
Delaina Price
Ph.D., Yale University (2017)
Assistant Professor (2018), Fenton Wayne Robnett Fellow in American History
Email: delaina.price@uta.edu
Office: 319 University Hall
Areas: Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century US History, African-American History
Sarah Rose
Ph.D., University of Illinois at Chicago (2008)
Associate Professor (2009)
Email: srose@uta.edu
Office: 328 University Hall
Areas: Disability History, U.S. Policy History, U.S. Labor History, Gilded Age and Progressive Era
Cristina Salinas
Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin (2011)
Associate Professor (2012)
Email: csalinas@uta.edu
Office: 326 University Hall
Areas: Mexican-American History, U.S.-Mexico Border, Labor History
James Sandy
Ph.D., Texas Tech University (2016)
Assistant Professor of Instruction
Email: james.sandy@uta.edu
Office: 228A University Hall
Areas: American Martial Culture, Special Warfare, & American Culture
Gerald Saxon
Ph.D., North Texas University (1979) ; National Archival Certification by Academy of Certified Archivists (1989)
Associate Professor (1987)
Email: saxon@uta.edu
Office: 320 University Hall
Areas: U.S., Texas, Oral History, Archival Science
Charles Travis
PhD., Trinity College, University of Dublin (2006)
Assistant Professor (2016)
Email: charles.travis@uta.edu
Office: 325 University Hall
Areas: Humanities Geographical Information Science Theory, Methods and Applications; Digital and Environmental Humanities
Kenyon Zimmer
Ph.D., Pittsburgh (2010)
Associate Professor & Ph.D. Advisor
Areas: US History; Migration, Labor and Ethnic History, Gilded Age and Progressive Era, History of Radicalism
Affiliated Faculty
Eric Bolsterli
Ph.D., University of Arkansas (1998)
Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs (1994)
Email: ericjb@uta.edu
Office: 219 University Hall
Areas: Recent U.S.; Business and Economic History
Kenton Rambsy
Ph.D., University of Kansas (2015)
Assistant Professor of English (2015)
Email: rambsy@uta.edu
Office: 413 Carlisle Hall
Areas: Modern and Contemporary African-American Culture; Digital Humanities; Data Analytics; Text Mining
Adjunct Faculty
Karen Beasley
Ph.D., University of Texas at Arlington (2016)
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Email: Karen.Beasley@uta.edu
Office: 350 University Hall
Areas: Transatlantic History, Film & History, Classic Hollywood and British Film, U.S. History
Rachel Berndtson
Ph.D., University of Maryland (2014)
Email: rachel.berndtson@uta.edu
Areas: Human Geography, World Regional Geography, Religious Landscapes of the U.S.
Kristan Foust
Ph.D. University of North Texas
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Email: kristan.foust@uta.edu
Office: 350 University Hall
Areas: Greek and Roman History. Medieval and Ancient Near East
Wendell A. Hunnicutt
Ph.D., University of Texas at Arlington (2010)
Senior Lecturer/Undergraduate Advisor
Email: hunnicut@uta.edu
Office: 339 University Hall
Areas: Early Modern Europe - 16th-18th centuries. Legal and judicial processes, especially judicial punishment. Gender and sexuality issues
Jennifer S. Lawrence
Ph.D., Texas A&M University (2004)
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Email: jlawrenc@exchange.uta.edu
Office: 350 University Hall
Areas: World War I, 20th Century U.S., Texas History