Student Achievements
Graduate Students
Publications
Ingrid Fernandez, “The Upper Amazonian Rubber Boom and Indigenous Rights, 1900-1925,” in Proceedings of the Florida Conference of Historians, Vol. 15 (March 2008), pp. 51-63.
Donald K. Routh, Review of Enoch Callaway, Asylum: A Mid-Century Madhouse and Its Lessons For Our Mentally Ill, in Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, forthcoming
Donald K. Routh, with Irvin Winsboro, “Dr. Cyrus R. Teed of Chicago and the National Mind-Cure Movement," Journal of Illinois History, Vol. 11, no. 2 (Summer 2008), pp. 74-94
Conference Presentations
2009 Florida Conference of Historians Annual Conference:
Matt Diamond, “Tourist Paradise or Land of Plantation Servitude?: An Authentic Working History of Hawaii”
Alexander Jordan, “The Role of Women in the Formation and Activities of La Resistencia, 1899-1910”
Bard Keeler, “The Suez Crisis in International History: Rethinking the Meaning of Empire”
William Mack, “Desperado Coast: The Union Presence at Fort Myers in the Civil War, 1864-65”
Adam Molloy, “Garrett Smith: Perspectives on Race”
Rick Ramos, “Jose Marti: Revolutionary Organizer, Recruiter and Racial Unifier”
Don Routh, “The Challenge of Recruiting American Indians into Psychology”
David Seurkamp, “The Origins of Fort Caroline National Memorial”
Renee Waller, “Reconceptualizing France: The Romantic Historians”
2008 Graduate Association for African-American History at the University of Memphis:
Ingrid Fernandez, "Amy Jacques Garvey and Caribbean Feminism"
2008 Florida Conference of Historians Annual Conference:
Ingrid Fernandez, "Evita Peron as an Icon of Nationalism”
Ian Morris, “The Axemakers Gift: Women Scientists, the Manhattan Project and the Gendered Dynamics of Nationalism”
Don Routh, “How German-Americans Lost Their Hyphen: American Nationalism and World War One”
David Seurkamp, “Nationalism and the Space Race”
Undergraduate Students
Conference Presentations
2009 Florida Conference of Historians Annual Conference:
Stefanie Babb, “The Social Injustices of ‘Bloody Sunday’ and their Effect on the Irish Republican Cause”
Andrew Cain, “Revering the Emperor: Understanding Twentieth Century Japanese Nationalism”
Terri Crowley, “Why Rosewood?: Unprecedented Racial Violence in Peaceful Community”
Lewisa Dove, “The Consequences of Conviction: John Brown”
Heather Kiszkiel, “The Progression of Women and the First Ladies of the American Presidency
William Mattingly, “How the Irish Mythological Cycle Derived From Greek Mythology”
Andrew Rice, “Mercenaries of the Angevin Empire: The False Portrayal and Their Effects on Royal Power”
Andrea Stevens, “The Red Scare of the 1950s”
Angela Webb, “Jane Addams and the Legacy of Hull-House”
2008 Florida Conference of Historians Annual Conference:
Rick Ramos, "The Slave Ships: Deadly to Slaves and Sailors Alike"
2007 Florida Conference of Historians Annual Conference:
Ingrid Fernandez, "The Upper Amazonian Rubber Boom and Indigenous Rights, 1900-1925"
Rick Ramos, "The Cigar Factory Lector: Educator, Reporter, Entertainer and Revolutionary"
2004 American Historical Association Annual Conference:
Tammy Bosnojian, Michael Kilts, and Cristina Scoone, "Roundtable: Online History, The Students' Perspective"
2004 New College Medieval and Renaissance Conference:
Monica Piotter, “Escapist Erudition: Offensive and Defensive Uses of the Pursuit of Learning in the Life of Elizabeth I”
2004 Southeast Regional Conference of the Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference:
Monica Piotter, “‘Some Unseen Power’: Observations of Hinduism in the Poetry of Percy Bysshe Shelley”
2003 Society for Utopian Studies Annual Conference:
Monica Piotter, “The Alien Leader in the Utopian Literature of the English Civil War: Examining Paradise Lost and The Blazing World.”
2003 New England Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference:
Monica Piotter, “Indian Influences in the Poetry of Percy Bysshe Shelley”
FGCU Alumni Achievements
Monica Piotter, B.A. 2004: Accepted into Harvard doctoral program
Ingrid Fernandez, B.A. 2007: Program Coordinator, Literacy Volunteers of Collier County
Sarah Deville, B.A. 2007: History librarian at Ave Maria University
David Seurkamp, B.A. 2007: Park guide, Fort Scott National Historic Site, Fort Scott, Kansas
