Graduate Fellowships | Graduate Courses

Students Working in the Civil War Era
Parker Ainsworth	Anne Brinton	William Bryan	Debra Daggs
Susan deWees	David Greenspoon	Matthew Isham	Kelly Knight
Timothy Orr	Andrew Prymak	James Rogers	Jonathan Steplyk
Alfred Wallace	Timothy Wesley

Parker Ainsworth	email Parker
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Anne Brinton	email Anne
19th-Century American History, Women's History
Research Interest: Women and citizenship during the Civil War.
Advisor: William A. Blair

William Bryan	email Will
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Debra Daggs	email Deb
American History
Research Interest: The abolition movement after emancipation.
Advisor: William A. Blair

Susan deWees	email Susan
19th-Century American History, Women's History, Gender History
Doctoral Dissertation: "The Woman's Relief Corps and the Politics of Female Loyalty in the Gilded Age U.S."
Advisor: Lori Ginzberg

David Greenspoon	email David
American History
Research Interest: Childhood, gender, and antislavery history
Advisor: Lori Ginzberg

Matthew Isham	email Matt
American History
Doctoral Dissertation: "The political antislavery movement, 1848-1865."
Advisor: Mark E. Neely Jr.

Kelly Knight	email Kelly
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Timothy Orr	email Tim
American History
Master's Thesis: "'With Liberal Hands and Cheerful Hearts': The Mobilization of Pennsylvania Soldiers in Philadelphia during the Spring, Summer, and Autumn of 1861"
Advisor: Carol Reardon

Andrew Prymak	email Andrew
19th-Century American History
Research Interest: Postwar South
Advisor: William A. Blair

James Adam Rogers	email James
19th-Century American History
Doctoral Dissertation: The demobilization of Civil War soldiers from central Pennsylvania.
Advisor: Carol Reardon

Jonathan Steplyk	email Jonathan
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Alfred Wallace	email Alfred
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Timothy Wesley	email Tim
American History
Research Interest: Religion and the Civil War
Advisor: William A. Blair