Stephen Morgan
Position
Assistant Professor of History
Williams Hall 106
stephenmorgan@nnu.edu
208-467-8872
Education:
Ph.D., University of Notre Dame (2015)
M.A., University of Alabama (2006)
B.A., Anderson University (2003)
Academic Interests:
I lived in a number of states when I was young, but mostly grew up in Indiana. I completed my Ph.D. at the University of Notre Dame in 2015 and have been at NNU since 2017. My academic interests include the intersection of religion and politics, modern German history, and Europe’s colonial empires. My specific area of research is Germany’s African colonial empire. My article, “Christian Conversion and Colonial ‘Native Policy’: The Role of Missionaries in Formulating Reservation Policy in German Southwest Africa” was recently published in Central European History (53:1, December 2020). Here at NNU I teach a wide variety of courses spanning from the history of the ancient world to modern Europe.
Courses Taught at NNU:
The World and the West I: To 1500
The World and the West II: From 1500
Modern Europe
Modern Africa
The Holocaust
Modern European Imperialism
Modern Russia
The Western Intellectual Tradition II (Honors College)
stephenmorgan@nnu.edu
208-467-8872
Education:
Ph.D., University of Notre Dame (2015)
M.A., University of Alabama (2006)
B.A., Anderson University (2003)
Academic Interests:
I lived in a number of states when I was young, but mostly grew up in Indiana. I completed my Ph.D. at the University of Notre Dame in 2015 and have been at NNU since 2017. My academic interests include the intersection of religion and politics, modern German history, and Europe’s colonial empires. My specific area of research is Germany’s African colonial empire. My article, “Christian Conversion and Colonial ‘Native Policy’: The Role of Missionaries in Formulating Reservation Policy in German Southwest Africa” was recently published in Central European History (53:1, December 2020). Here at NNU I teach a wide variety of courses spanning from the history of the ancient world to modern Europe.
Courses Taught at NNU:
The World and the West I: To 1500
The World and the West II: From 1500
Modern Europe
Modern Africa
The Holocaust
Modern European Imperialism
Modern Russia
The Western Intellectual Tradition II (Honors College)
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