Nineteenth Century United States

Bronwen Everill

University of Warwick

Faculty Member

History Department

African Diaspora, Anti-slavery, Atlantic World, and British Empire

James Emmott

University of London, Birkbeck College

Graduate Student

English and Humanities Department

Auditory Culture, Cultural History, English, and English Literature

Lauren Klein

Georgia Institute of Technology

Faculty Member

School of Literature, Communication & Culture

American Literature, American Studies, Digital Humanities, and Food Studies

David Cheshier

Georgia State University

Faculty Member

Communication Department

Audience Studies, Audience and Reception Studies, Citizen Journalism, and Civic Education

Jonathan Senchyne

Cornell University

Graduate Student

English Department

19th-Century American Literature, African American Literature, Antebellum American Literature, and Book History

Kristen Epps

Colorado State University - Pueblo

Faculty Member

History Department

Abolition of Slavery, Academic Writing, African American History, and Archaeology

Caroline Fuchs

St. John's University

Faculty Member

University Libraries Department

21st Century Literacies, Academic Librarianship, Academic Libraries, and American Studies

Ralph Poole

University of Salzburg

Faculty Member

English and American Studies Department

American Literature, American Studies, Cannibalism, and Caribbean Literature

Franklin Ridgway

University of Cincinnati

Faculty Member

English & Comparative Literature Department

American Culture, American Literature, American Realism, and American Realism and Naturalism

Dara Downey

Trinity College Dublin

Post-Doc

School of English

American Literature, English language and literature, Gothic Fiction and the horror film, and Gothic Literature

Isaac Holyoak

Texas A&M University

Graduate Student

Communication Department

Communication, Labor History (U.S. history), Nineteenth Century United States, and Public Address

Allen Mendenhall

Auburn University

Graduate Student

English Department

American Legal and Constitutional History, American Literature, Critical Legal Theory, and English Literature

Brigitte Fielder

Cornell University

Graduate Student

English Department

19th Century American Women Writers, 19th-Century American Literature, African American Literature, and Critical Mixed Race Studies

Kyla Tompkins

Pomona College

Faculty Member

English Department

English, English Literature, Food Studies, and Nineteenth Century Studies

Laura Prieto

Simmons College

Faculty Member

History Department

Gender Studies, Gender and Sexuality, Missionary History, and Nineteenth Century U.S.

Kathleen Brennan

Graduate Center of the City University of New York

Graduate Student

History Department

19th-Century/Victorian Medievalism, American Culture, American Radicals, and Beat Generation

Rowland Hughes

University of Hertfordshire

Faculty Member

English Literature Department

American History, American Literature, American Studies, and American West

Brandon Corcoran

University of Toronto

Graduate Student

History Department

British and Irish History, Immigration History, Irish Diaspora, and Nationalism, National Identity

Paul Reeve

University of Utah

Faculty Member

History Department

History, Nineteenth Century United States, and U.S. history

Rasmus Simonsen

The University of Western Ontario

Graduate Student

Department of English

American Literature, Animal Studies, Critical Theory, and Nineteenth Century United States

Daniel Alves

Universidade Nova de Lisboa

Faculty Member

Departamento de História Department

American History, Contemporary History, Digital History, and Digital Humanities

Rachel Lindsey

Princeton University

Graduate Student

Religion Department

American History, American Popular and Visual Culture, American Religion, and American Studies

Laura Witherington

University of Arkansas

Graduate Student

English Department

English nineteenth-century poetry, Gothic Literature, Literary Geography, and Literary Theory

Allison Lange

Brandeis University

Graduate Student

History Department

Cultural History, Gender History, Gilded Age and Progressive Era, and History

Jenna Hunnef

University of Toronto

Graduate Student

English Department

19th-Century American Literature, American Literature, American Politics, and American Studies
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