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Loyola University Maryland

Department of History

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Faculty & Staff

Staff
	Nadine Fenchak Program Assistant HU 322A Telephone: 410-617-2326 nfenchak@loyola.edu

Chair
	Sara Scalenghe Associate Professor HU 301 410-617-2017 sscalenghe@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Middle East and North Africa; disability; gender

Faculty
	Rev. Charles Borges, S.J. Associate Professor HU 318 410-617-2016 cborges@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Jesuit History in Asia; Indo-Portuguese History; Goa History
	David Carey Jr. Doehler Chair in History; Professor HU 310 410-617-2893 drcarey@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Latin American History; Indigenous Peoples; Oral History; Gender
	Kelly DeVries Professor HU 302 410-617-2661 kdevries@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Medieval Military History and Technology; History of Technology; Medieval History; Military History
	Albert Dorsey Jr. Visiting Assistant Professor 410-617-2432 adorsey1@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: African American History
	Jane Edwards Instructor HU 308 410-617-2018 jedwards@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Modern European Intellectual History
	Christopher England Lecturer HU 323 410-617-5315 cwengland@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Modern U.S. Intellectual and Economic History
	Matthew Mulcahy Professor HU 309 410-617-2019 mmulcahy@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Colonial America; History of Disasters
	Oghenetoja Okoh Assistant Professor HU 312 410-617-5613 ohokoh@loyola.edu
	Austin Parks Visiting Assistant Professor HU 306 410-617-5069 acparks@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Eastern Asia
	Brandon Parlopiano Visiting Affiliate Assistant Professor 410-617-2229 btparlopiano@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Medieval Europe
	Thomas R. Pegram Professor HU 305 410-617-2856 tpegram@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Late 19th/Early 20th-Century American Political and Social History
	Karen Pinto Visiting Associate Professor 410-617-2424 kpinto@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: The Middle East & Islamic History; Islamic Cartography; Arabic, Persian & Turkish Illustrated Manuscripts; DH, STS & Spatial Studies
	Andrew Ross Assistant Professor HU 311 410-617-2229 aross1@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Modern Europe, France, History of Sexuality
	Willeke Sandler Assistant Professor HU 303 410-617-5479 wsandler@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Modern Europe; Modern Germany; imperialism; nationalism; public history
	Sara Scalenghe Associate Professor HU 301 410-617-2017 sscalenghe@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Middle East and North Africa; disability; gender

Affiliated Faculty

Martha Taylor

Martha Taylor
Associate Professor of History and Classics; Chair of the Classics Department
HU 321B
410-617-2636
mtaylor@loyola.edu

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Joseph Walsh

Joseph Walsh
Professor of History and Classics
HU 333
410-617-2896
jwalsh@loyola.edu

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Faculty Emeriti
	John Breihan Professor Emeritus breihan@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: 20th-Century American Suburbia; Aviation History; Late 18th-Century Britain; Military
	Katherine Stern Brennan Professor Emerita kbrennan@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Early Modern French History
	Chuck Cheape Professor Emeritus ccheape@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: U.S. Business and Economic History
	Bill Donovan Associate Professor Emeritus donovan@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Early Modern Portuguese History
	Angela Leonard Associate Professor Emerita aleonard@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: African Diaspora; Black Female Jazz Singers; Early 19th-Century British and American Journalism; 19th-Century Propaganda and Political Poetry
	Steven Hughes Professor Emeritus schughes@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Modern Italian History; Masculinity; History of Crime
	Elizabeth Schmidt Professor Emerita eschmidt@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Late colonial Souther Africa (esp. Zimbabwe and South Africa); late colonial West Africa (emphasis on the Guinea); foreign intervention in Africa, Cold War to the present
	R. Keith Schoppa Professor Emeritus and former Doehler Chair of Asian History kschoppa@loyola.edu Areas of Specialization: Chinese Political; Social and Cultural History from 1900 to 1950

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Sara Scalenghe, Ph.D.

Originally from Italy, this associate professor of history has also lived in Syria, Lebanon, and Egypt, and is passionate about her scholarship in Middle Eastern and North African history

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