Shedden

Dawn Shedden

Ph.D. Candidate in European History

M.A. in European History, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1996
B.A. in History, Wellesley College, 1991

Phone: 727-327-2828

E-mail: ds0420@tampabay.rr.com

Field: European history

Minor Field(s): American history, religion

Research Interests
“Crossing Boundary Lines: Religion, Revolution, and Nationalism on the French-German Border, 1789-1830”

Advisor: Sheryl Kroen

Grants and Awards
Catherine Griggs Teaching Award, 2007 (Eckerd College)
Nominated for Teaching Assistant Award, 1998 (UNC)
Thomas Jefferson Award, 1994 (Wellesley)
Deborah Diehl Prize for Distinction in History, 1991 (Wellesley)
Phi Beta Kappa

Conference Presentations
“‘The Searcher Without Knowledge’: Three Sixteenth-Century Visitors to Rome”, Renaissance Reading Group (UNC), 1996

Courses Taught
Towards a New Past
Making History
European Experience
Global History to Columbus
French Revolution
The Renaissance
The Reformation
Global History in a Modern World
Europe in Transition, 1300-1815
Environmental History
Crime and Punishment in European History
The Middle Ages
Western Civilization to 1650