Faculty

	Laura Barraclough Assistant Professor American Studies Ethnographic and spatial analyses of urban life and culture; geography; ethnicity and culture; environmental justice
	Paola Bertucci Associate Professor of History and History of Medicine; Assistant Curator Peabody Museum Science and medicine in the age of Enlightenment: the involvement of the human body in electrical experiments, the material culture of science, science and secrecy
	Carol Carpenter Senior Lecturer, School of Forestry and Environmental Studies Social ecology, sustainable development and conservation, gender in agrarian and ecological systems.
	Deborah Coen Professor of History History of the modern physical and environmental sciences; Central European intellectual and cultural history
	Amity Doolittle Senior Lecturer and Research Scientist, School of Forestry and Environmental Studies Property rights and control over natural resources, political ecology, environmental history of Southeast Asia, Latin America, and New Haven
	Michael Dove Margaret K. Musser Professor of Social Ecology and Anthropology; Dep Dir Climate & Energy Inst, Curator Peabody Museum Environmental anthropology, climate and society, South and Southeast Asia
	Fabian Drixler Professor of History Cultural history and historical demography, climate, Japanese and East Asian history
	John Faragher Howard R Lamar Professor of History and American Studies History of the American West, frontiers, and borderlands
	Paul Freedman Chester D Tripp Prof History Medieval social history, the history of Spain, comparative studies of the peasantry, and history of food and cuisine.
	Jay Gitlin Lect History & Assoc Dir Howard R Lamar Ctr for Study of Frontiers & Borders History of the French in the Mississippi Valley and the Great Lakes, American Indian history, the history of the American West, Canadian history, and the suburbanization of America.
	Robert Harms Henry J. Heinz Prof History & African Studies African history, environmental history, colonialism, history of the slave trade.
	Dolores Hayden Professor Emeritus of Architecture and Professor of American Studies History of American landscapes and the politics of the built environment, history of suburbs
	Paul Kennedy J Richardson Dilworth Prof History Global political and economic history, naval history, grand strategies
	Benedict Kiernan A Whitney Griswold Prof of History Southeast Asian history, environmental History of Viet Nam, history of genocide, climate, agriculture
	Joseph Manning William K & Marilyn Milton Simpson Prof of Classics & History; Sr Rsrch Scholar Law Sch History of the Ancient world, legal and economic history, climate history
	Alan Mikhail Professor of History Environmental history of the early modern and modern Middle East, history of human-animal relations, irrigation and natural resource management, agrarian history
	Peter Perdue Prof History Modern Chinese social and economic history, environmental history, history of frontiers, and world history.
	Joanna Radin Assistant Professor of History of Medicine and History and History and Anthropology History of biology, medicine, and anthropology since 1945; scientific expeditions, biomedical ethics, human subjects research, collections, and laboratories; history of global health; biomedical technology
	William Rankin Asst Prof History The physical and earth sciences since the mid-19th century; military, industrial, and governmental science; history of cartography; science and architecture; visual studies; environmental history
	Carolyn Roberts Postgraduate Associate, Assistant Professor (starting in 2018), History of Science and Medicine & African American Studies Fields of interest: Medicine and slavery in the Atlantic world; race, medicine, and science; history of medicine in Africa and the African diaspora; health and protest in African American history; non-Western medicine and global health
	Paul Sabin Professor of History; DUS, Environmental Studies United States environmental history, energy politics, and political, legal, and economic history
	Stuart Schwartz George Burton Adams Professor of History History of colonial Latin America, especially Brazil, the history of Early Modern expansion, history of hurricanes and other natural disasters
	Kalyanakrishnan Sivaramakrishnan Dinakar Singh Prof of India & South Asia Studies, Prof of Anthropology and Sch of For & Env Stu Environmental history and political anthropology of forests, agriculture, human-animal relations, and urban environments in India
	Frank Snowden Andrew Downey Orrick Professor of History European social and political history, the history of medicine, the history of epidemics
	John Wargo Tweedy/Ordway Professor of Environmental Health & Politics and Political Science Environmental health and food policy, risk analysis, history of public policy.
	Harvey Weiss Professor of Near Eastern Archaeology in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations and Anthropology and Forestry & Environmental Studies Mesopotamia, early agriculture, cities and empires; Holocene paleoclimatology and environmental change.