Faculty and Staff

Chong Eun Ahn

963-1290
L&L 100-O
ahnc@cwu.edu

Dr. Ahn is on sabbatical AY 2020-21. She will be working on her research on the history of Korean Chinese ethnic minority in northeast Asia. She will continue to serve as the director of the Korean Studies Seed Grant at CWU as well.

Associate Professor, (Ph.D., University of Washington, 2013), Modern Asia

Jason Dormady

963-1244
L&L 100-M
dormadyj@cwu.edu

Associate Professor, (Ph.D, University of California, Santa Barbara, 2007), Mexico, Modern Latin America, Latin American Religion, US - Mexico borderlands

Roxanne Easley

963-1877
L&L 100-I
easleyr@cwu.edu

Professor, Graduate Student Coordinator, (Ph.D., University of Oregon, 1997), Russia, East Europe, Medieval Europe

Lacy Ferrell

963-2344
L&L 100-L
ferrelll@cwu.edu

Dr. Ferrell will be on sabbatical for AY2020-21 to work on the manuscript for her book project, Childhood and Education in Colonial Ghana. Her research focuses on schooling in Ghana from c. 1900-1940.

Associate Professor, (Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 2013), African History

Daniel Herman

963-1755
L&L 100-K
hermand@cwu.edu
http://www.danieljustinherman.com/

Professor, (PhD., University of California, Berkeley, 1995), U.S. History, Cultural History, American West, Native American, Civil War

Tom Christian interviews Dr. Herman for his Teaching America History Grant for K-12 Teachers

Melissa Jordine

JordineM@cwu.edu

Professor, (Ph.D. in History, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale), Modern Germany, WWII, Military History, Holocaust

Jason Knirck

963-2422
L&L 100-J
knirckj@cwu.edu

Professor, Department Chair, (Ph.D., Washington State University, 2000), Britain and British Empire, Ireland, Gender and Revolution, Modern Europe

Marilyn Levine

963-2017
L&L 100-E

http://www.cwu.edu/history/marilyn-levine

Professor, (Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1985) Chinese politics in France during the 1920s; Vietnamese political and cultural history; Life-writing theory and Chinese biography.

Podcast in Aix-Marseilles
Academic Trajectory-The Many Adventures of Marilyn Levine!

https://peers.press/audios

Stephen Moore

963-1454
L&L 100-N
moorest@cwu.edu

Professor, Program Coordinator - History and Social Studies Education -- Web site (Ph.D., The College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, 2000) Pacific Northwest, Foreign Policy, Social Studies Education.

Tom Christian interviews Dr. Moore for his Teaching America History Grant for K-12 Teachers