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Adjunct Lecturer
Karl Alexander
History Department
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- 607-753-2723 (department)
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Professor
Girish N Bhat
- 607-753-2059 (office)
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Adjunct Lecturer
Lynne R Cohen
History Department
Old Main, Room 212-B
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Lecturer (10 Month)
Arleen Garcia De Vera
- 607-753-2459 (office)
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Adjunct Lecturer
Robert Gambitta
History Department
Old Main, Room 212-B
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Associate Professor
Laura L Gathagan
- 607-753-5622 (office)
Adjunct Lecturer
Caitlin Goodwin
History Department
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Kevin A Kreiner
- 607-753-5483 (office)
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Assistant Professor
Tyson A Luneau
- 607-753-2723 (department)
- Bio: I am a historian of modern North Africa and France, studying the intersections among environment, colonialism, urbanism, and technology. My work examines environmental knowledge and spatial perceptions, analyzing how these abstract notions translate into attempts to remake built and natural environments. In addition to my work in French colonial history, I also have backgrounds in Russian and Central Asian history, as well as an interest in the environmental history of the American West. My current book project, expanding on my doctoral dissertation, examines French efforts to remake the urban and rural landscapes of its North African colonies through the implementation of large-scale development projects. For this project, have conducted archival and field work across France and the Maghreb. As a historian with many years of secondary teaching experience in both public and private school settings, I teach courses and oversee candidates in the history department’s social studies teacher preparation program. I also currently serve as the Deputy Editor of Environment and History, a journal published by The White Horse Press.
- Email: tyson.luneau@cortland.edu
- Areas of interest: environmental history, colonialism, urban history, North Africa, Europe, social studies teacher education, secondary curriculum
- Education: PhD, University at Albany; MA, University at Albany; BA & BS, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
- Website: https://www.tysonluneau.com
Adjunct Lecturer
Joseph M McAnanama
History Department
Old Main, Room 212-B
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- 607-753-2723 (department)
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