• Why Pursue an M.A. in History
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• The Program
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• Program Goals
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• Courses
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• Faculty
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• Gender History and Women's History
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• Public History
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• Research Opportunities
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• The Atlantic World
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• Primary Source Collections Online
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• Contact us

Faculty

• N. Scott Amos, Ph.D., University of St. Andrews, Scotland 2003; Assistant Professor
  and Department Chair
  Renaissance, English Reformation, History of Christianity
• Brian Crim, Ph.D., Rutgers University 2003; Assistant Professor
  20th-Century Germany, Middle East, Terrorism
• Dorothy T. Potter, Ph.D., University of Virginia 2000; Professor,
  America, Napoleonic France, 17th- and 18th-Century England, Lynchburg; Women and Gender
• Nichole Sanders, Ph.D., University of California, Irvine 2003; Associate Professor,
  World Civilization, Latin America, Women and Gender
• Michael W. Santos, Ph.D., Carnegie Mellon 1984; Professor
  U.S., Urban/Labor/Social, Lynchburg
• Jan S. Stennette, Ph.D.,University of Virginia; Professor
  U.S., Virginia History, Public History