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Early America

The University of Georgia History Department is one of the best places in the country to study early American history at both the M.A. and the Ph.D. levels. Its prize-winning historians offer courses each semester in the field; their broad topical and chronological range covers African-American, agrarian, cultural, economic, intellectual, legal, religious, and ethno-history. The University of Georgia's libraries have first-rate research collections, including Early American imprints and a range of early American newspapers. Financial assistance is available. Faculty in the department host the Georgia Workshop in Early American History and Culture.

Faculty
Hoffer, Peter C.
Professor
Early American history and legal history Office: 317 LeConte
Hours: M-TR 9:00-10:00
pchoffer@uga.edu
(706) 542-2519
Kulikoff, Allan
Professor
Southern History, Early American History, agrarian history, history of capitalism Office: 224 LeConte
Hours: By Appt.
kulikoff@uga.edu
(706) 542-2517
Mihm, Stephen
Associate Professor
Economic, cultural, and intellectual history of 18th- and 19th-century America Office: 302 LeConte
Hours: No office hours
mihm@uga.edu
(706) 542-2469
Saunt, Claudio
Professor
Early and Native American history Office: 308 LeConte
Hours: No office hours
csaunt@uga.edu
(706) 542-2518
Winship, Michael P.
Professor
Early modern British and British North American religious history Office: 329 LeConte mwinship@uga.edu
(706) 542-2531
Graduate Students
Andonian, Raffi
Graduate Student
Early American, Political, U.S. South Office: 109 LeConte
Hours: Monday, 10:05-11:05
raffi@uga.edu 
Benoit, Brian
Graduate Student
Early America Office: 116 LeConte bbenoit@uga.edu 
Du, Dan
Graduate Student
American Economic History; Business and Financial History Office: 116 LeConte duboxuan@uga.edu 
Gigantino, James
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Early American History, slavery and abolition movements, and labor history Office: 239 LeConte
Hours: MWF 10-11 and by appt.
jgiganti@uga.edu
(706) 542-5207
Hagood, Thomas Chase
Graduate Teaching Assistant
U.S. South, Early America, Capitalism, Gender & Sexuality, U.S. 19th Century Office: 126 LeConte
Hours: MW 2:30pm-3:30pm
tch315@uga.edu 
Haynes, Joshua
Graduate Student
18th c. southeastern Indians; culture of representation in 20th c. Indian Arts and Crafts Office: 134 LeConte
Hours: M 8-10am and by appt.
jhaynes@uga.edu 
Horney, Kylie
Graduate Student
Early America Office: 118 LeConte kahorney@uga.edu 
Lawton, Christopher
Graduate Student
Antebellum South; regionalisms; cultural and intellectual history Office: 334 LeConte
Hours: MW 2:30-3:30 By Appt.
crlawton@uga.edu
(706) 542-2660
Long, Di (Julia)
Graduate Student
Early American History, Women's History, Gender History Office: 114 LeConte
Hours: By appointment
longdi@uga.edu 
Smith, Hayden
Graduate Student
Environmental History; Early American History; U.S. South; Agriculture & Technology   hrsmith@uga.edu 
Young, Kevin
Graduate Student
U.S. South Office: 118 LeConte
Hours: W 12:30-2:00; R 12:15-1:45
revision@uga.edu 
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