Victor Javier Aguilar
Ph.D. Student
Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Latin American History
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Queer History
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Popular culture
Timothy Anthony
Ph.D. Student
Division for Late Medieval and Reformation Studies
Graduate Associate
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Early modern European history
Eli Avery
Ph.D. Student
Division for Late Medieval and Reformation Studies
Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Religious History
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The Reformation
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Historical Theology and Practice
Juliet Cassone Saxton
Ph.D. Student
Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Environmental history, U.S. Southwest
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Public history
Pronouns:
Any
Mario D'Amato
Ph.D. Student
Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Popular culture
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Queer History
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19th-century to present US history
Pronouns:
He, Him, His
William Fiedler
Ph.D. Student
Division for Late Medieval and Reformation Studies
Graduate Research Assistant
Abby Gibbons
Ph.D. Student
Division for Late Medieval and Reformation Studies
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Early modern European history
Md. Habibullah
Ph.D. Student
Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Environment, Ecology, and Polity of Eastern India
Pronouns:
He, Him, His
Johanne Harrigan
Ph.D. Student
Graduate Associate
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U.S. History
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History of Medicine
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Women and Gender History
Courtenay Lonnquist Forward
Ph.D. Student
Graduate Teaching Assistant
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History of Slavery
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Civil War
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Pronouns:
She, Her, Hers
Annie Morphew
Ph.D. Student
Division for Late Medieval and Reformation Studies
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Early modern European history
Pronouns:
He, Him, His
Rachel Small
Ph.D. Student
Division for Late Medieval and Reformation Studies
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Early modern European history
Amalia Sosa Haby
Ph.D. Student
Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Twentieth Century Mexican History
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Women and Gender Studies
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Political / Military History
Pronouns:
She, Her, Hers
Rongyuan Yang
Ph.D. Student
Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Environmental history
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Contemporary China
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Water Resources
Pronouns:
She, Her, Hers
Rachel Zehr
Ph.D. Student
Division for Late Medieval and Reformation Studies
Graduate Research Assistant
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Early modern European history
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Religious women
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Material culture
Pronouns:
She, her, hers