The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

Fall 2018

• Women in the American Revolution, Prof. Carol Berkin, Baruch College
• The American Civil War, Prof. Allen Guelzo, Princeton University
• World War II, Prof. Michael Neiberg, US Army War College
• Race and Rights in American History, Prof. Lucas Morel, Washington and Lee University

Spring 2019

• The American Revolution, Prof. Denver Brunsman, George Washington University
• The Life and Writings of Frederick Douglass, Prof. David Blight, Yale University
• The Kennedy Era, Prof. Barbara Perry, University of Virginia
• The Vietnam War, Prof. Fredrick Logevall, Harvard University

Summer 2019

• American Indian History, Prof. Ned Blackhawk, Yale University
• Democracy in the Early Republic, Prof. Andrew Robertson, Lehman College
• Social Change in the Civil War Era, Prof. Catherine Clinton, UT San Antonio
• Slavery and the Americas, Prof. Jim Walvin, University of New York

Fall 2019

• Lives of the Enslaved, Prof. Daina Ramey Berry, UT Austin
• The History of American Protest, Prof. John Stauffer, Harvard University
• The Civil War Rank and File, Prof. Robert Bonner, Dartmouth College
• Conflict and Reform: The United States, 1877-1920, Prof. Michael Kazin, Georgetown University

Spring 2020

• American Immigration History, Prof. Madeline Hsu, UT Austin
• Women in the American Revolution, Prof. Carol Berkin, Baruch College
• Origins of the Civil War, Prof. James Oaks, CUNY Graduate Center
• The American West, Prof. Elliot West, University of Arkansas
• Historiography, Prof. Andrew Robertson, Lehman College

Summer 2020

• Black Women's History, Prof. Kellie Carter Jackson, Wellesley College
• The American Revolution, Prof. Denver Brunsman, George Washington University
• The Kennedy Era, Prof. Barbara Perry, University of Virginia
• World War I, Prof. Michael Neiberg, US Army War College
• World War II, Prof. Michael Neiberg, US Army War College
• Historiography, Prof. Andrew Robertson, Lehman College

Fall 2020

• American Indian History, Prof. Ned Blackhawk , Yale University
• The American Enlightenment, Prof. Caroline Winterer, Stanford University
• The Fight For Women's Rights: 1820 to 1920, Prof. Catherine Clinton, UT San Antonio
• The Revolutionary Lives of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr, Prof. Peniel Joseph, UT Austin
• Historiography, Prof. Andrew Robertson, Lehman College

Fall 2014

• How Writers Helped End Slavery, Prof. James Basker, Barnard College
• The American Civil War, Prof. Allen Guelzo, Gettysburg College

Spring 2015

• The South in American History, Prof. Ed Ayers, University of Richmond
• The Global Cold War, Prof. Jeremy Suri, UT Austin

Summer 2015

• Emancipation, Prof. Jim Oakes, CUNY Graduate Center
• The Kennedy Presidency, Prof. Barbara Perry, University of Virginia

Fall 2015

• Colonial North America, Prof. John Fea, Messiah College
• The Age of Jefferson, Prof. Peter Onuf, University of Virginia

• The World At War, Prof. Michael Neiberg, US Army War College

Spring 2016

• African American History since Emancipation, Prof. Peniel Joseph, UT Austin
• Women & Gender in 19th Century America, Prof. Stephanie McCurry, Columbia University
• The Supreme Court and the Constitution in the 20th Century, Prof. Melvin Urofsky, Virginia Commonwealth University

Summer 2016

• Black Writers in American History, Prof. John Stauffer, Harvard University
• Understanding Lincoln, Prof. Matthew Pinsker, Dickenson College

Fall 2016

• Immigration, Prof. Vincent Cannato, UMASS Boston
• Civil War, Prof. Allen Guelzo, Gettysburg College
• American Revolution, Prof. Denver Brunsman, George Washington University

Spring 2017

• Amazing Grace, Prof. James Basker, Barnard College
• Women and Politics in the 20th Century, Prof. Linda Gordon, University of New York
• American Indian History, Prof. Colin Calloway, Dartmouth College
• Hamilton's America, Prof. Carol Berkin, Baruch College

Summer 2017

• State History, Prof. Rich Loosbrock, Adams State University
• WWI, Prof. Mike Neiberg, US Army War College
• Lincoln and Leadership, Prof. Michael Burlingame, University of Illinois
• Historiography, Profs. Karl Jacoby, Carol Berkin, David Blight, Nancy Wolloch, Martha Hodes, and Denver Brunsman

Fall 2017

• US Presidents, Prof. Julian Zellizer and Meg Jacobs, Princeton University
• Democracy in the Early Republic, Prof. Andrew Robertson, Lehman College
• Famous Trials, Prof. Jack Ford, Yale University
• The Era of Theodore Roosevelt, Prof. Bruce Schulman, Boston University