Steve A. Harris-Scott

Instructor

U.S. History: Research: Colonial Virginia, Early Modern Atlantic World, bound/unfree labor (slavery, indentured servitude, apprenticeship), environmental history and history of diseases/pandemics

Currently Academic Director at INTO George Mason. Also, an Affiliate Professor with the Department of History and Art History, the Center for Mason Legacies, and the Institute for Immigration Research. Finally, Director and creator of a Minor in Health, Disease, and Culture.

Current Research

Degrees of Unfreedom in Early Colonial Virginia
The Fairfax Proprietary in colonial Virginia
Immigration in Early English America
International Student Adjustment and Engagement in U.S. Higher Education
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Diseases and Pandemics

Grants and Fellowships

Huntington Library Fellow (2012)
Colonial Williamsburg Fellow (2011)

Courses Taught

HIST 125: Introduction to World History

HIST 387: Global History of Disease

INYO 501, 502, 504: Graduate Transitions for International Students

HNRS 110: Principles of Research and Inquiry

HNRS 240: Reading the Past

Education

George Mason University, Ph.D., History, 2016

University of New Orleans, M.A., History, 2005

Millsaps College, B.S., Physics, 2000