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Craig
M. Collission
colliscm@u.washington.edu
Education: M.A. University
of Washington; B.A. Whitman College, magna cum laude,
Phi Beta Kappa.
Areas of interest: Civil Rights
and Black Nationalism.
Other fields: Ethnicity and Nationalism:
20th Century U.S.; Environmental History. |
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Robert
I. Cruickshank
ric1@u.washington.edu
Education:
M.A. University of Washington, B.A. University of California,
Berkley.
Areas
of interest: Civil Rights Movement, Urban life, suburbanization,
Political activity, Economic issues.
Other
fields: 20th Century U.S., U.S. Social, Modern Germany. |
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Turkiya
Lowe
tlowe8@u.washington.edu
Education:
M.A. University of Washington, B.A. Howard University;
Phi beta Kappa, Stroum Fellowship, Washington African
American Community Award.
Areas
of interest: Past and Ongoing Research: "Today
is Ours for United Service: The Washington Federation
of Colored Women,1917-1952"; Historical Overview
of Tacoma.
Other fields:
African American, Women, Comparative Nationalism and Ethnicity,
Comparative Colonialism |
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Casey Nichols
caseydn@.u.washington.edu
Education:B.A. California State University, Long Beach; magna cum laude, Phi Kappa Phi, Phi Alpha Theta, 2007 Irving Ahlquist Award in U.S. History, Distinguished Undergraduate, Ronald E. McNair Scholar.
Areas of interest: Publication: “Common Resistance Through Popular Culture: African American and Mexican American Hipsters in WWII Los Angeles.” Other areas of interest are ethnic race relations, ethnic urban migration and immigration.
Other fields: 20th Century Urban U.S., U.S. West, Ethnic Experience, Los Angeles |
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George
O. Tamblyn
george@tamblyn.net
J.D., Cornell University Law School
(degree notes: "Specialization in International Business
Affairs"); M.A. University of Washington; M.Sc.
University of Edinburgh, Churchill Fellow (World War II
Studies), - dissertation: "Winston Churchill and
the Bombing of Germany;" B.A. Colgate University.
Areas of interest:
contemplated PhD dissertation: Courts martial of African
Americans; comparison of 1950's and 1990's sentencing
for murder and rape. Other interests: history of military
policy, economic history.
Other fields: 19th
Century U.S., Colonial American. And Modern Eastern Europe.
see website: http://www.tamblyn.net/ |
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