European History: History of modern Russia, Kazakhstan, and the Soviet Union, history of Gulag, history of concentration camps, history of totalitarianism
Art History: Art of the African Diaspora, African-American art history, South African modern art, Intersections of the African and Jewish Diasporas, lynching photography, art and social activism, African and African American Studies, social justice and international education, women artists, racial injustice and public monuments and memorials
Globalization, neoliberalism, economic sociology, Eastern Europe, socialism and postsocialism, gentrification, Washington, DC
World History: Latin America, African-American history, social and cultural history, history of commodities
World History: Africa, South Africa, transnational race, imperialism, cultural and oral history
World History: political, social, cultural and economic histories of late imperial/early modern China (1500-1800); ethnicity; state-formation; court studies
European History: Modern British, European women, European social
Art History: Interactions of early South Asian Buddhism with popular religious practice, the origin of the Buddha image and the social, political, religious factors that led to its codification and spread
U.S. History: History of basketball, sport and ethnicity, Olympics, sport and race, sport and scandal
Art History: Art History: medieval European art; medieval art theory; craft and manufacture; museum histories
U.S. History: 19th-Century, Indigenous Histories, Public History, Washington D.C.
Art History: Twentieth-century Andean art, Latin American artists in Europe
Art History: Topography and urbanism of Ancient Rome and Pompeii; gender and sexuality in the Classical world; Roman imperial sculpture
World History: Islamic history, Middle East, Women's Studies, Global history
U.S. History: War and American society, the individual experience of combat, technological change and warfare
U.S. History: Research: Colonial Virginia, Early Modern Atlantic World, bound/unfree labor (slavery, indentured servitude, apprenticeship), environmental history and history of diseases/pandemics
World History: Global and world history; Indian Ocean history; History of Madagascar
European History: Modern Europe, Modern Germany, History of Sexuality, Legal History, History of Science and Mathematics
Agricultural History, Transnational History, History of South Africa
Women’s history, African American history, women’s labor in the global economy, labor history, Pan-Africanism, Cold War
World History: Modern Latin American history: twentieth-century Argentina, cultural history
European History: Digital humanities, public digital history, historical pedagogy, modern East Central Europe, Appalachian Studies
U.S. History: Colonial and revolutionary America; early republic; Old South; women and gender; disasters in history
U.S. History: The Vietnam War, war and American society, veterans, collective memory, consumerism, militarism, conflict tourism, American social history
U.S. History: Visual culture, the politics of memory, affective engagements with the past, political subjectivity, Frankfurt School, race in mass culture, politics of aesthetics
U.S. History: 20th century culture and politics; U.S. and the world; media history; democracy; civil liberties; political economy; cultural globalization.
Race, gender, the African American experience, and the history of black women in the Atlantic World
European History: Early Modern Europe, France, Ottoman Empire, Mediterranean, and Christian-Muslim relations.
U.S. History: U.S. history, U.S. Navy, diplomatic history, naval history, digital history
U.S. History: American religious history, digital history, 19th-century U.S. history
U.S. History: 19th and 20th century US, cultural history, history of technology
U.S. History: Eighteenth and Nineteenth-Century American History, History of Education and Knowledge Institutions, Civil Societies, History of Science and Technology, George Mason and the Mason family, and the Old South
European History: British history, early modern history, history of science and mathematics, digital history
European History: 19th-century Europe, modern France, architectural and urban history, cultural historiography and methods
Early Modern and Revolutionary Literature, History, and Art of the French Empire; War and Culture; Critical Race and Critical Mixed Race Studies; Human Rights and Social Justice; Multiculturalism; Theater; Film Theory; Digital Humanities; Medical History; History of Emotion; Women’s Writing and History; History of News and Information Networks; Critical Pedagogy; Inclusive Pedagogy and Curricular Design; Student/Faculty Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Wellbeing; Faculty Recruitment, Retention, and Mentoring; Grad Student Recruitment and Mentoring, Academic and Community Activism, Academe and Politics.
European History: Historical and social contexts of creativity and innovation
World History: Japan, East Asia
U.S. History: 20th century U.S.; U.S. South; African American history; women and gender; children and childhood
U.S. History: digital history, history of sexuality, history of New York City, legal history
20th Century U.S. History, U.S. and the World, Military History, War Crimes, The World Wars, Imperial Japan
U.S. History: Post-1945 US history, urban history, history of technology, public policy, human subjects regulations, riot control
scholarship of teaching and learning, online learning, scholarly digital storytelling, digital humanities
Art History: Nineteenth- and twentieth-century visual culture of the United States; periodical studies; history of technology
U.S. History: colonial and revolutionary America, race, gender, religion, Southern history, Virginia history
U.S. History: Cold War-era politics, diplomacy, and culture; history and film; nuclear history
U.S. History: Gifted children, cultural history, teaching and learning, digital
U.S. History: African American, 20th century Cultural History, History of Death in America, American Popular Music, African American Religious History
World History: Modern European and American and comparative social history, history of emotions, world history
European History: Eighteenth-century France and its colonies; the Enlightenment; history of medicine
Art History: Ancient Egypt, The Amarna Period, Gender, Religion
U.S. History: Early American history (colonial-1820s); Early American women; 18th-century transatlantic history and global history