I will be offering the following undergraduate lecture courses and seminars in 2020-21. UW students can find registration information via MyPlan and course web pages on Canvas.

• HSTAA 317: History of the Digital Age (Winter 2021) 
• HSTAA 213: History of the American Presidency (Winter 2021)
• HSTAA 345: Making Modern America: Business & Politics (Spring 2021)
• HSTRY 388: America in 1968 (Spring 2021)

My other regularly offered undergraduate courses include:

• HSTAA 208: The City
• HSTAA 303: Modern American Civilization Since 1877
• HSTRY 388: Watergate
• HSTAA 388/494: Partisan Politics in 20th Century America

To learn more about history and find tips for historical research and writing, visit my Resources page.

I will not be offering regular graduate courses in 2020-21, but can conduct independent readings courses (HSTRY 600) as schedules allow. Please contact me directly if you are a current graduate student interested in taking such a course as part of your field preparation. Here are links to some past graduate course syllabi:

• HSTAA 590: History of Capitalism
• HSTAA 590: American Political and Policy History
• HSTAA 508: American Urban History
• HSTAA 590: Welfare States
• HSTAA 522: Readings in American History, late 19th century to the present

I supervise graduate students at the MA and PhD level in 20th century US history, urban history, political history, and the history of capitalism. Full description of these fields and required/recommended preparation can be found here.

For more information on graduate study at the UW and elsewhere, visit my Resources page.