People
Regular Teaching Staff
- Jeffrey S. Brown, American
- Gail G. Campbell, Canadian
- David A. Charters, Military
- Wendy Churchill, Early Modern Atlantic
- Margaret Conrad, CRC Canadian (ret.)
- David Frank, Canadian
- Greg Kealey, Canadian (Provost)
- Linda Kealey, Canadian
- Sean Kennedy, Modern Europe
- Peter C. Kent, Modern Europe (ret.)
- J. Marc Milner, Military
- Erin Morton, Visual Culture
- Sasha Mullally, Canadian
- William Parenteau, Canadian
- Lisa Todd, Modern Europe
- R. Steven Turner, History of Science
- Gary Waite, Early Modern Europe
Dr. Nicholas Tracy, Adjunct Professor, is affiliated with the Department. His specialties are naval history and naval strategic studies.
With the members of the Department of History in Fredericton, historians who are members of the Department of History and Politics at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John make up the Graduate Academic Unit (GAU) in history.
- Fred Donnelly (British Social and Labour History)
- Cheryl Fury (Maritime Europe; Tudor-Stuart England; Reformation Europe; Crime and Punishment)
- Debra Lindsay (19th century United States, Transnational Science, Gender and Science)
- Gregory Marquis (Canadian Criminal Justice History)
- Robert Whitney (Latin America, Cuba in the Twentieth Century)
The Department of History at UNB in Fredericton cooperates closely with the historians at Saint Thomas University. Among other forms of collaboration, STU historians are Honourary Research Associates, allowing them to participate in our graduate program as field and co-supervisors. The Departments also have a tradition of cooperation in undergraduate teaching. The three History Departments also host annual colloquiums to share research
Saint Thomas University Professors
- Sheila Andrew (Acadians, French Canada, Canadian Women; retired)
- Kent (Rusty) Bittermann (Canada, Rural, Social Movements, World)
- Michael Boudreau (Criminology; Atlantic Canada, History of Crime and Society, Social Protest Movements, Hate Crime)
- Bradley Cross (US, Urban, Comparative)
- Michael Dawson (Canada, Modern Consumerism)
- Fikru Gebrekidan (Ethiopian History, Modern African History)
- John Jennings (Medieval History, Roman Catholic Church in Canada; retired)
- Karen Robert (Latin America, World)
- Julia Torrie (Modern Germany and France, Modern Europe, Social and Cultural History of War and Occupation)
- Robin Vose (Medieval World and Inquisition)
- Luc Walhain (Modern Korea, Civil Society, East Asia and World)
- Carey Watt (Modern India, Social, World)
Departmental secretaries
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| Carole Hines, Administrative Secretary
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Elizabeth Adshade, Graduate Secretary |
