Yarrington, Douglas K. Associate Professor/Chair

Alexander, Ruth M. Professor

Aloisio, Mark Assistant Professor

Citino, Nathan J. Associate Professor

Didier, John Associate Dean/Associate Professor

Fiege, Mark T. Associate Professor

Fish Kashay, Jennifer Assistant Professor

Fu, May Assistant Professor

Gaughan, Judy E. Assistant Professor

Gudmestad, Robert Assistant Professor

Henry, Todd A. Assistant Professor

Howkins, Adrian Assistant Professor

Jones, Elizabeth Bright Associate Professor

Knight, Fred Assistant Professor

Kumar, Prakash Assistant Professor

Lindsay, James E. Associate Professor

Little, Ann M. Associate Professor

Long, Kelly A. Associate Professor

Margolf, Diane C. Professor

Ore, Janet D. Associate Professor

Orsi, Jared P.  Associate Professor

Smoak, Gregory E. Assistant Professor

Sunseri, Thaddeus Associate Professor

Yalen, Deborah Assistant Professor

Emeritus Faculty
Charles J. Bayard
Eugene H. Berwanger
Wayne Clegern
Manfred J. Enssle
William J. Griswold
James E. Hansen II
James R. Jordan
Thomas J. Knight
James W. Long
David G. McComb
Kenneth W. Rock
Harry Rosenberg
Daniel Tyler
Henry G. Weisser
Arthur J. Worrall

Staff
Lorraine M. Dunn
Katherine "Kat" A. McDonald

Instructors

Brady, Tracy
PhD, Colorado - United States and the Southwest

Freeman, Nancy, A.
MA, Colorado State University - Public History: Archives

Guardiola, Ginger
PhD, Colorado - Western Civilization and Medieval Europe

Hendrickson, G. Mark
PhD, University of California at Santa Barbara - 19th and 20th Century U.S.

Kirkland, Kenneth J.
PhD, University of Michigan - Modern Europe

Knaus, Pamela Vaughan
PhD, Southern Illinois - United States and Europe

Lingwood, Chad
ABD, University of Toronto - Middle East

McQuillen, Michael
PhD, University of Virginia- History

Pappas, Jeff
PhD, Arizona State - Cultural Resource Management and Historic Preservation

Shaff, Michael
PhD, Colorado - United States and American Diplomatic

Stephen, Dan
PhD, Colorado - Modern Europe

The Colorado State University History Department consists of scholar-teachers whose expertise collectively spans all eras and geographical regions.

Philosophically, we are committed to promoting the intellectual skills and special pleasures associated with historical study.

Our faculty enjoy students and welcome opportunities to mentor them. This approach is reflected in the active role we take in maximizing the value of graduate study at Colorado State University and in promoting professional opportunities for students after they leave our program.