Archive for the ‘History’ Topic of Expertise 
Adrian, Lynne
chair associate professor of American studies 205/348-9762 (o), 205/553-7136 (h) ladrian@tenhoor.as.ua.edu Counter culture, hobos, history of hobos in the United States, poverty
Amaki, Amalia
professor of art and art history 205/348-0346 (o) akamaki@bama.ua.edu An artist, art historian, curator, and scholar of American art and culture, Dr. Amaki is best known for mixed-media quilts that celebrate the lives of African-American women blues singers.
Blitz, John
associate professor of anthropology 205/348-4074 (o) jblitz@as.ua.edu
Bomar, Bill
director of Moundville Archaeological Park 205/371-2234 (o) bbomar@bama.ua.edu.
Brown, Ian
professor of anthropology 205/348-9758 (o), 205/633-3951(h) ibrown@bama.ua.edu
Chotiner, Barbara Ann
professor of political science 205/348-3812 (o), 205/752-4759 (h) bchotine@tenhoor.as.ua.edu Russia, politics of the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, new world order, international affairs
Clayton, Lawrence
professor of history 205/348-1855 (o), 205/339-9262 (h) lclayton@simplecom.net Central American history, culture and politics, international affairs
Dorr, Lisa Lindquist
associate professor of history and director of graduate studies 205/348-1862 (o) ldorr@bama.ua.edu Southern history since 1865, U.S. women’s history, Alabama women and alcohol during Prohibition, 1920s popular culture in the South, Women and family life in the South in the 1920s
Edwards, Janis
associate professor, Communication Studies 205/348-8074 jedwards@bama.ua.edu political cartoons and visual displays as persuasion; visual displays and gender in candidates and campaigns; visual expression and debates and other campaign rituals; photographic portrayals of political actors; the Japanese-American WWII imprisonment/internment, particularly its contemporary memorialization and interpretation;
Frederickson, Kari
professor and chair of history 205/348-7100 kfrederi@bama.ua.edu Southern history since 1865, U.S. political history since 1865 and African-American history