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Shippensburg History majors win the the Outstanding Student Poster Award at the Pennsylvania Historical Association 2012 meeting.

The SU History Club meets Monday night in Dauphin Humanities 205. Contact President Mark Shifflet for more information: ms2273@ship.edu.

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History/Philosophy Department

Faculty and Staff - Spring 2013

Kwabena Akurang-Parry: African History, Comparative Slavery and Abolition, and Labor and Gender; Wright Hall 332; (717) 477-1286; kaparr@ship.edu
Douglas Birsch: Ethics, Applied Ethics; Horton Hall 311; (717) 477-1734; drbirs@ship.edu
John Bloom (Director of Graduate Studies / Graduate Internship Director): American Culture, Pennsylvania and Public History; Wright Hall 335; (717) 477-1216; jdbloo@ship.edu
Steven Burg (Department Chair): U.S. History and Public History; Dauphin Humanities Center 124; (717) 477-1189; sbburg@ship.edu
Catherine Clay: Russia and Eastern Europe, Central Asia, Comparative History; Dauphin Humanities Center 203; (717) 477-1728; cbclay@ship.edu
Betty Dessants: U.S. Foreign Relations, 20th-Century U.S., Teaching Methods; Dauphin Humanities Center 213; (717) 477-1263; badess@ship.edu
Allen Dieterich-Ward (Undergraduate Internship Director): U.S. History, Environmental History and Public Policy; Dauphin Humanities Center 217; (717) 477-1192; ajdieterichward@ship.edu
James Edwards: History of Philosophy; Wright Hall 235; (717) 477-1002; jgedwa@ship.edu
Marcus Gallo: Early America, Borderlands; Wright Hall 213; mtgallo@ship.edu
David Godshalk: African American, Social, U.S. South; Wright Hall 336; (717) 477-1132; dfgods@ship.edu
Justus G. Hartzok: Russian and Soviet History, Japanese History and Revolutionary France; Wright Hall 221; (717) 477-1249 #2; jghartzok@ship.edu
Kim Klein (Honors Director): Colonial America, Revolutionary America, Canada; President's Hall 006; (717) 477-3790; kmklei@ship.edu
Rob Malick: Horton Hall 304; (717) 477-1727; rwmalick@ship.edu
Chandrika Paul: South Asia, Southeast Asia, and Modern British History; Dauphin Humanities Center 209; (717) 477-1264; chpaul@ship.edu
Gretchen K. Pierce: Latin America, Mexico, Comparative Revolutions, Temperance, and Gender; Dauphin Humanities Center 214; (717) 477-1729; gkpierce@ship.edu
Walter Powell: Wright Hall 213; wlpowell@ship.edu
John Quist: 19th-Century U.S., U.S. Civil War Era, U.S. South; Wright Hall 334; (717) 477-1690; jwquis@ship.edu
Janice Reed (Department Secretary): Dauphin Humanities Center 122; (717) 477-1621; jjreed@ship.edu
Christine Senecal: Ancient Rome, Byzantine Empire, Medieval Europe; Wright Hall 219; (717) 477-1262; cksene@ship.edu
Robert Shaffer: U.S. Foreign Relations, U.S. Immigration and Ethnicity, 20th-Century U.S., Teaching Methods; Wright Hall 326; (717) 477-1180; roshaf@ship.edu
Jonathan Skaff (International Studies Director): China, Japan, Inner Asia, Silk Road, Comparative Frontiers; Dauphin Humanities Center 215 / CUB 221B
(717) 477-1255 / (717) 477-1907; jkskaf@ship.edu
Mark Spicka: Modern Europe, Germany, World; Wright Hall 232; (717) 477-1009; mespic@ship.edu
Allan Tulchin: Early Modern France, Religious and Social History; Wright Hall 223; (717) 477-1261; aatulchin@ship.edu
Mark D. Uffelman: Wright Hall 333; (717) 477-1565; mduffelman@ship.edu