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Julie McCown

Julie McCown

Associate Professor of EnglishSouthern Utah University

Specializing in early American natural history, post-humanism, and digital humanities theory

Artifical IntelligenceEcocriticismRace and Nature in Early American LiteratureEarly American NovelsComposition
Christopher Philips

Christopher Philips

Professor and Department Head, HistoryCarnegie Mellon University

Christopher Phillips' research focuses on the history of science, particularly statistics and mathematics.

Historical StudiesResearch, Science and Technology PolicyApplied StatisticsMathematics and Numeracy Curriculum and PedagogyHistory and Philosophy of Specific Fields
Christian Houle

Christian Houle

Assistant Professor of Political ScienceMichigan State University

An expert on comparative politics of developing countries

Social MobilityInequalityCivil WarsDemocracyRegime Change
Alan J. Singer

Alan J. Singer

Professor of Teaching, Learning and TechnologyHofstra University

Alan Singer specializes in social studies education and United States history.

Social Studies EducationUnited States HistoryHistory of SlaveryTeaching race. ethnicity and class
Mara Scanlon

Mara Scanlon

Professor of EnglishUniversity of Mary Washington

Professor of English, Department of English, Linguistics and Communication

Digital HumanitiesWomen’s Literature and Feminist Theory Twentieth-Century LiteratureAsian American Studies Bakhtinian theory
Robert Brathwaite

Robert Brathwaite

Associate Dean for Research and Associate ProfessorMichigan State University

Robert Brathwaite's teaching and research interests include international security, terrorism and cyberwarfare.

CyberwarfareInternational SecurityTerrorismReligioius ViolenceCivil Wars
Kirstin Braithwaite

Kirstin Braithwaite

Associate Professor of International RelationsMichigan State University

Kirstin Braithwaite specializes in international relations and is interested in questions of nationalism, identity and military conflict.

Civil-military RelationsNationalism and IdentityMilitary ConflictConflict Processes & WarCivil War
Ronald Rash

Ronald Rash

ProfessorWestern Carolina University

Ron Rash is the author of the 2009 PEN/Faulkner finalist and New York Times bestseller Serena and Above the Waterfall.

Southern WritingPoetryEnglishAppalachiaNovelist
Barry Balleck

Barry Balleck

Professor and Chair, Political Science and International StudiesGeorgia Southern University

Barry Balleck's research interests include human rights issues and the rhetoric of international relations.

Model United NationsPolitical PsychologyInternational StudiesAmerican Foreign PolicyInternational Organizations
Allen Guelzo

Allen Guelzo

ProfessorUniversity of Florida

Allen C. Guelzo's work focusses on the life and ideas of Abraham Lincoln and the lessons Lincoln can teach us about democracy.

Abraham LincolnAmerican HistoryAmerican Civil War