History Department Faculty members: [To learn more about a particular faculty member, click on our name in the box and you will be taken to each individual's own page with bios, syllabi, internet links and other interesting historical information for you to peruse, pursue and ponder.] The aim of the historian, like that of the artist, is to enlarge our picture of the world, to give us a new way of looking at things.                                                                                                           --James Joll
McHugh, Neil, African Studies Professor Chair of Department Office: 207 Noble 970-247-7411 Office Hours Winter 2008: mchugh_n@fortlewis.edu Dr. McHugh has his Ph.D. in African History from Northwestern University. His teaching interests include: African History (especially cultural and social); Islamic History; African-American History; Religion; Migration. top of page	Neil McHugh
John Baranski	Baranski, John,  U.S. History Assistant Professor Office: 211 Noble 970-247-7269 Office Hours Winter 2008:        Tue/Thur   12:30--2:00 p.m.        Tue            4:45--5:45 p.m. baranski_j@fortlewis.edu Dr. Baranski has his B.A. in History from Sonoma State University; M.A. in U.S. History from San Francisco State University; Ph.D. in U.S. and Public Policy History from the University of California-Santa Barbara. His teaching interests include: 19th and 20th-century United Sates; 19th and 20th -century Latin America; Labor History; Trans-Atlantic Social and Urban Policy. top of page
Fry, Michael, Latin America Associate Professor Office: 205 Noble 970-247-7352 Office Hours Winter 2008:        Mon/Wed/Fri   11:00 a.m.--12:30 p.m.                                2:30--3:00 p.m. fry_m@fortlewis.edu Dr. Fry has his Ph.D. in Latin American History from Tulane University. His teaching interests include: Latin America; Mexico; Central America and United States--Latin American Relations. His research interests include: Eighteenth-century Guatemala (he lived, studied and researched in Guatemala for more than four years); ethnic relations, political movements, and rebellion in rural Latin American communities. top of page	Michael Fry
Ma, Haiyun, Chinese/East Asia History Assistant Professor Office: 204 Noble 970-247-7323 Office Hours Winter 2008: ma_h@fortlewis.edu Dr. Ma has his Ph.D. in History from Georgetown University. Hist teaching and research interests include: Imperial and Modern Chinese/Asian History, Eurasion History and the Islamic world, with emphasis on cross-regional connections, the Silk Road, culture, religion, and law.	[no image available yet]
Michael and Callum Douglas in Rauzet, France, August 2001	Martin, Michael, Medieval Europe, Ancient History, Gender/Women's Studies Assistant Professor Coordinator, John F. Reed Honors Program Office: 210 Noble 970-247-7147 Office Hours Winter 2008:     In 210 Noble hall:        Mon/Wed/Fri     10:00--11:00 a.m.        Tue                    9:00--10:00 a.m.     In 158 Jones hall        Mon/Fri               2:00--3:00 p.m.        Tue/Thur             1:30--2:30 p.m. martin_m@fortlewis.edu Dr. Martin has his B.A. in English from the University of Iowa; M.A. in Medieval Studies and Ph.D. in History, both from Western Michigan University. His teaching and research interests include: History of Preaching and Sermons; Carolingian studies/Charlemagne;Western/World Civilizations; Medieval Archaeology; History of the Church/Christianity; Ancient Rome and Greece; Queer Theory and History; Gender Studies; Historiography. top of page
Paul, Ellen, Modern Europe Assistant Professor Office: 209 Noble Office Hours Winter 2008:        Mon/Wed/Fri   9:30--10:45 a.m.        Tue/Thur         9:30--10;45 a.m. paul_e@fortlewis.edu Dr. Paul has her B.A. in International Studies and German, minor in French, from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point; M.A. and Ph.D. in Modern Russian and East European History from the University of Kansas. Her teaching interests include: Western/World Civilizations; Modern Germany; Eastern Europe; Russia/Soviet Union; Western Europe. top of page	Ellen Paul
Kim Martin top of page	Martin, Kim, East Asia, Writing Program Visiting Instructor Office: 149 Sage martin_k@fortlewis.edu Kim has B.A. degrees in Psychology with a double major in Education, and double minors in Spanish and Social Studies from New Mexico State University. Her M.A. is in Asian Pacific Studies from Leeds University in England. Her thesis is titled: The Singapore Dilemma--Migrant Workers in Singapore.
Eckenrode, Tom, Medieval Professor [Emeritus] Dr. Eckenrode received his B.A. in Philosophy & Classical Languages from St. Vincent College (Latrobe, PA); M.A. in Modern European History from University of Colorado; Ph.D. in Medieval History from St. Louis University.	Eckenrode, Tom [to see my CV, click here] top of page
Hunter, Doreen, United States History Professor [Retired] Dr. Hunter received her B.A. from Stanford University; Ph.D. from University of California, Berkeley. Her interests range from Colonial History to U.S. Cultural and Intellectual History, U.S. and Vietnam, U.S. Women's History, and U.S. History since 1945. top of page	With Toby at Fisher Towers in Moab
Kelly, Reece Professor [Retired] top of page
Dawn Widen	Widen, Dawn Administrative Assistant widen_d@fortlewis.edu top of page