James M. Banner Jr.
Independent historian, Washington DC
Theory and Methodology
Elections, Electoral College, Voting Rights
1800-1865
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Orville Vernon Burton
Clemson University
Public History and Memory
Legal and Constitutional
Civil War and Reconstruction
Ballard C. Campbell
Northeastern University
Politics
Gilded Age and Progressive Era
Social and Cultural
Mary Marshall Clark
Columbia University
Public History and Memory
Interdisciplinary Theory/Studies
Immigration
Stephanie Coontz
The Evergreen State College
Council on Contemporary Families
Family
Childhood and Youth
General and Historiography
Thomas Dublin
Binghamton University, State University of New York
Public History and Memory
Social Movements
Migration/Migrant
Candace Falk
Emma Goldman Papers, University of California, Berkeley
Social Movements
Labor and Working Class
Intellectual
Marisa J. Fuentes
Rutgers University-New Brunswick
1700-1800
Slavery
Archives and Bibliography
Jonathan Gienapp
Stanford University
Legal and Constitutional
Revolutionary and Early National
Politics
Françoise N. Hamlin
Brown University
Race
Childhood and Youth
Oral history
Andrew Hartman
Illinois State University
Intellectual
Education
Post-1945
Michael K. Honey
University of Washington Tacoma
Public History and Memory
Music
Social Movements
Mary Kelley
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Print Culture
Mass Communications
Gender, Masculinity, Femininity
Daniel R. Kerr
American University
Oral history
Public History and Memory
Theory and Methodology
Sarah Knott
Indiana University
1700-1800
Gender, Masculinity, Femininity
Theory and Methodology
Joanne Meyerowitz
Yale University
Sexuality
International Relations
Gender, Masculinity, Femininity
Andy Mink
National Humanities Center
General and Historiography
Theory and Methodology
Teaching
Patrick Rael
Bowdoin College
Slavery
Legal and Constitutional
Film
Mark Smith
University of South Carolina
1800-1865
Slavery
Civil War and Reconstruction
Michael B. Stoff
University of Texas at Austin
Public History and Memory
Presidential
Gilded Age and Progressive Era