Thomas J. Sugrue University of Pennsylvania Department of History ...

Thomas J. Sugrue Page 20*Ann N. Greene, History (A.B. Brown, M.Ed. Lehigh): “Harnessing Power:Industrializing the Horse in Nineteenth-Century America,” Brooke HindlePostdoctoral Fellow, Society for the History of Technology.Amy Hillier, Social Welfare, Assistant Professor of City and Regional Planning, University ofPennsylvaniaAlison Isenberg, History (A.B. Yale) Associate Professor of History, Rutgers UniversityChristopher Klemek, History (B.A. Ohio State), Assistant Professor of History, GeorgeWashington UniversityMirella Landriscina, Sociology (B.A. NYU) Assistant Professor of Sociology, St. John’sUniversityBruce Lenthall, American Civilization (B.A. Carleton), Director, Center for Teaching andLearning, University of Pennsylvania*Nicole Maurantonio, History and Communications (B.A. Virginia, M.A, M.S. Penn): “Corruptand Discontented: Crisis, Visibility, and the Philadelphia Police Department, 1950-1990,”Assistant Professor of Communications, University of Richmond.Khalil Muhammad, History, Rutgers (B.S. Penn), Assistant Professor of History, Indiana Univ.Robert Natalini, History (B.A., J.D. Penn), Lecturer in History, Franklin and Marshall CollegeMargaret Pugh O’Mara, History (B.A. Northwestern), Assistant Professor of History,University of Washington, SeattleJinbin Park, History (A.B. Seoul), Professor, Kwangwoon University, Korea.Wendell Pritchett, History (B.A. Brown, J.D. Yale), Professor of Law and Chancellor, RutgersUniversity, Camden.*Julia Rabig, History (B.A. Hampshire): “Broken Deal: Devolution, Development, and CivilSociety in Newark, New Jersey: 1960-1996,” Dartmouth College, Lecturer in American Studies.Erik Rau, History and Sociology of Science (B.S. Stanford), Assistant Professor of History,Drexel UniversityFrancis Ryan, History (B.A. La Salle) Assistant Professor of History, Moravian College*Peter Siskind, History (B.A. Dartmouth, M.A. Penn): "Growth and its Discontents: Localism,Protest, and the Politics of Development on the Postwar Northeast Corridor,” AssistantProfessor of History, Arcadia University.Jordan Stanger-Ross, History (A.B. McGill) Assistant Professor of History, University of VictoriaDaniel Stedman Jones, History (B.A., M.A. Oxford): Neoliberalism in Britain and the U.S.*Deirdre Sullivan, History (A.B. Brown, M.A. Stanford): "Letting Down the Bars: Race, Space,and Democracy in San Francisco, 1936-1964,” Bellarmine College Prep School, San Jose,California.Lorrin Thomas, History (A.B. Columbia); Assistant Professor of History, Rutgers University,CamdenMark Wilkens, History (B.A. New College, M.A. University of Florida).