Box 19529
202 University Hall
Arlington, Texas 76019
Faculty
Faculty
Patryk Babiracki
Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University (2008)
Associate Professor (2009) & M.A Graduate Advisor
Department of History
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
Stephanie Cole
Ph.D., University of Florida, 1994
Associate Professor (1996) & Interim Chair
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 (2015) & Ph.D Advisor
Department of History
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 (2021)
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
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 (2022)
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)
Associate 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 (2010)
Areas: US History; Migration, Labor and Ethnic History, Gilded Age and Progressive Era, History of Radicalism
J. Anthony Guillory
Ph.D. University of Massachusetts (2015)
Assistant Professor of Instruction (2023)
Email: j.guillory@uta.edu
Phone #: +1 817 272 6900
Paulina Hartono
Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley (2021)
Assistant Professor (2023)
Department of History
Email: paulina.hartono@uta.edu
Peter Nkhoma
Ph.D., University of South Florida (2016)
Visiting Assistant Professor of Geography (2023-24)
Department of History
Email: peter.nkhoma@uta.edu
Office: 312 University Hall
Areas: Geography; Food security, specifically policy derivation processes and the impacts of agricultural and food security policies on poor farmers in sub-Saharan Africa; Water resources management, especially water reuse, focusing on public attitudes and how water reuse is communicated.
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
Affiliated Adjunct Faculty
Dan Degges
Ph.D. in History
University of Texas, Arlington
History of Propaganda, Race and Economics in the Atlantic World, West African Cartography
Halen Watkins
Ph.D.
Texas Tech University
Modern US with an emphasis on Sports and Cultural studies
Jonathan Steplyk
Ph.D.
Texas Christian University
Antebellum & Civil War Era
Kimberly Newcomer-Fitzpatrick
Juris Doctorate
Texas Wesleyan University School of Law
Michael Stout
Ph.D.
University of North Texas
European History
