Prof. Steven Noll on Craig Patrick’s Money, Power, and Politics about “Florida’s Boondoggle”
Prof. Steven Noll was featured on the Fox 13 Tampa Bay show Money, Power, and Politics in an episode about the Cross Florida Canal, “Florida’s Boondoggle.”
Jack Davis Receives Florida House Distinguished Author Award
Distinguish Professor Jack Davis was named Florida House Distinguished Author at the 50th-anniversary dinner at the University of Florida on April 18, 2024. He wrote, “What makes the award personally […]
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Daniel Fernández Guevara wins dissertation prize
Congratulations to PhD alum Daniel Fernández Guevara, whose dissertation, “Comrades and Internationalists: Forging Identity and Cuban Solidarity with the other Spain, 1902-1961,” won the best dissertation prize of the Cuban […]
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Prof. Max Deardorff’s A Tale of Two Granada’s Wins Book Prize
Assistant Professor Max Deardorff’s book A Tale of Two Granadas: Custom, Community, and Citizenship in the Spanish Empire, 1568–1668 (Cambridge, 2023) won the Rocky Mountain Council for Latin American Studies annual book […]
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Congratulations to Mosunmola Ogunmolaji, Marcus Chatfield, and Licinio Miranda!
Three graduate students won research awards at UF in fall 2023. Mosunmola Ogunmolaji (Nancy Hunt, supervisor) won a Research Abroad for Doctoral Students (RAD) award from the UF International Center […]
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Congratulations to Prof. Sandy F. Chang, winner of a 2023-24 ACLS Fellowship!
The Department of History is proud to announce that Prof. Sandy F. Chang has been awarded a 2023 ACLS Fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS). The ACLS Fellowship […]
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Marianne Quijano Named Research Fellow at Consortium for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine
Department PhD candidate Marianne Quijano will use the fellowship to work on her project “A Primordial Whiteness: Science, Religion, and Race in Twentieth-Century Panama.” Read more at this link: https://www.chstm.org/profile/marianne-quijano. […]
PhD Students Kristen Miller and Thomas Miller Awarded UF Travel Funding
Kristen Miller received a Richard J. Milbauer Fund Travel Award and a Center for European Studies Graduate Travel Award to conduct pre-dissertation research in England and Scotland in summer 2022 […]
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History Faculty Seth Bernstein and Anton Matytsin Awarded Tenure
Department faculty Seth Bernstein (Soviet and Eastern Europe) and Anton Matytsin (Early Modern Europe) were awarded tenure and promotion to Associate Professor for the upcoming academic year. Congratulations Dr. Bernstein […]
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UF History PhD Candidate Lisa Krause about the Mirabal Sisters and Dominican Revolutionary History on TED-Ed
The talk has over one million views from March 2021 to June 2022.
Congratulations to Rhodes Scholar Aimee Clesi!
History and Philosophy double major Aimee Clesi will head to Oxford next year on a prestigious Rhodes Scholarship. She will pursue a master’s degree in criminology and criminal justice. Congratulations Aimee! […]
Fall 2020 – Gender & Crime Group Projects
Congrats to the students in Dr. Gallman’s class for these creative projects! Historians who study gender in 19th Century America turn to a wealth of primary sources. Students in AMH3931 […]
Luise White’s New Book on Sovereignty
Congrats to Dr. Luise White, who is publishing her new book, Unpopular Sovereignty: Rhodesian Independence and African Decolonization, with the University of Chicago Press. White challenges the traditional narrative that describes […]