My teaching interests include the cultural, social and intellectual history of twentieth-century Europe and modern Italy; the politics of memory and historical representation; comparative fascisms and totalitarianisms; the Second World War; and reflexive approaches to historiography and research.
In recent years, I have been honored by outstanding teacher awards from both the West Virginia University Foundation and the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences. I have also been selected as a Faculty Fellow for the WVU Honors College.
To view some recent syllabi, click on the course titles below:
History of Fascism
Soccer and the Modern World
World War Two in Europe
History and Memory
Graduate Seminar in Historiography
Twentieth-Century Europe
Italy since 1800
Western Civilization since 1600
In recent years, I have been honored by outstanding teacher awards from both the West Virginia University Foundation and the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences. I have also been selected as a Faculty Fellow for the WVU Honors College.
To view some recent syllabi, click on the course titles below:
History of Fascism
Soccer and the Modern World
World War Two in Europe
History and Memory
Graduate Seminar in Historiography
Twentieth-Century Europe
Italy since 1800
Western Civilization since 1600