James E. Sherow
Professor of History

James E. Sherow , Professor of History at

Kansas State University, teaches:

ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY TOPICS: HIST 984	AMERICAN PROGRESSIVISM	HISTORY of the AMERICAN WEST TOPICS: HIST 984 SEMINAR: HIST 928
ETHNOHISTORY TOPICS: HIST 984	AMERICAN SURVEY, POST CIVIL WAR HIST 909, 20^th Century	KANSAS HISTORY Summer 2008

ADVANCED SEMINAR
HIST 586

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He received his Ph.D. from the University of Colorado in 1987, and that fall his dissertation, "Discord in the Valley of Content," won the Westerners International-Phi Alpha Theta Award for the best dissertation in Western history. He taught as an assistant professor at Southwest Texas State University before arriving at KSU in the fall of 1992.

He is the author of three books, four book chapters, and fifteen refereed articles.

His 1991 summer-teacher institute in environmental history for public school teachers was the first such program underwritten by the National Endowment for the Humanities, and NEH awarded funding for a second summer-teacher institute for the summer 1995.

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Curriculum Vitae

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Professor Sherow can be contacted via e-mail at jsherow@ksu.edu .

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