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Neal Salisbury
Department of History
Smith College
Early American History, Native American History
2007-08

Karen Salt
American Studies
Purdue University
Nineteenth-Century Caribbean Studies
African American Studies
Haitian Revolutionary Studies
2008-09

Sarah Salter
Department of English
Pennsylvania State University
Nineteenth-Century American Literature
2010-12

Sandra Sarkela
Department of Communication
University of Memphis
Rhetoric of the American revolutionary era.
2007-08

Gordon Sauer III
Department of English
Clemson University
17th and 18th Century American; Transatlantic Studies; Pacific Studies
2006-08

Gordon Sayre
Department of English
University of Oregon
Native American literature and ethnohistory; French Colonial American studies;
18th century Louisiana
Lifetime Member

Oliver Scheiding
Johannes Gutenberg-Universität
Department of English and Linguistics, American Studies
History of colonial literature
2007-09

Hunt Schenkel
Archives
Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center
Pennsylvania German history and culture
2008-10

Beverly Schneller
Department of English
Millersville University
Book history
2007-08

Jodi Schorb
Department of English
University of Florida
Gender and Sexuality Studies; Contact Period Studies; Sentiment Studies;
Prison, Execution and Criminal Captivity Narratives.
2007-08 

James Schramer
Department of English
Youngstown State University
Narratives of travel and exploration, the military figure in early narratives,
poetry, and fiction.
2008-09

Karen Schramm
Department of English
Delaware Valley College
Promotional Literature; Wilderness Studies; Colonial &19th centuries;
travel literature
2007-09

Jeffrey Scraba
Department of English
University of Memphis
Early 19th-Century American and British Fiction; Historical Fiction;
Tourism; Subjectivity
2009-11

Christine Sears
Department of History
University of Alabama in Huntsville
comparative slavery, American and
North African interactions, privateering, sailors
2008-09

Jonathan Senchyne
Department of English
Cornell University
American literature, print culture, and material culture before 1900
2009-11

Jason Shaffer
Department of English
U.S. Naval Academy
Theatre history, performance culture, drama
2008-09 

John T. Shawcross
Department of English
University of Kentucky (Emeritus)
17th-18th century bibliography
sermons/poetry/creative prose/religion
2007-08

Karen A. Sherry
American Art
Brooklyn Museum
American art and visual culture
2006-08

David S. Shields
Department of English
University of South Carolina
2006-08

E. Thomson Shields, Jr.
Department of English
East Carolina University
Exploration Literature, Spanish and English Exploration Narratives
2007-09

Cristobal Silva
Department of English
Florida State University
17th Century Puritanism, Medical History
2009-10

Alan J. Silva
Academic Affairs
The College of St. Catherine
New England Puritanism: Spanish exploration literature; Sermons;
Captivity Narratives
2008-09

Katie Simon
Department of English
University of California, Berkeley
American Literature before 1900; Autobiography; Transatlantic Romanticism; The Gothic.
2008-09

Bryan Sinche
Department of English
University of Hartford
antebellum literature; maritime history and literature; African American literature
2008-09

Matthew Wynn Sivils
Department of English
Iowa State University
Ecocriticism, Early American Novel, Textual Studies
2007-08

Michelle Sizemore
Department of English
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Early American Literature; Literature of the Atlantic World;
Ethnic and Multicultural Literature
2009-12

Scott Slawinski
Department of English
Western Michigan University
2008-10

Nikolai Slywka
Department of English
Stanford University
Trans-Atlantic Studies; Political Theory; History of the Novel
2007-09

Cassander Smith
Department of English
Purdue University
16th/17th Century Exploration narratives
Representations of Africans/African-Americans
2008-09

Cheryl Smith
Department of English
Baruch College, CUNY
2006-08

Lisa Herb Smith
Humanities/Teacher Education Division
Pepperdine University
Early American Literature; Colonial Newspapers
2007-09  

Maria Smith
Department of English Language and Literatures
Wright State University
Early American Literature; Early American History and Culture;
American Studies
2007-09

Reiner Smolinski
Department of English
Georgia State University
Puritanism, Cotton Mather, editing.
See our website: Cotton Mather “Biblia Americana”
2007-10

Jason Solinger
Department of English
University of Mississippi
Eighteenth-Century English Literatures
2009-10

Derrick Spradlin
Department of Communication and Literature
Freed-Hardeman University
Colonial and Nineteenth Century American Literature
2008-09

Christopher Sperling
Archeology
The Ottery Group
Colonial Chesapeake history and archeology, Slavery in Maryland
2008-09

Richard Squibbs
Literatures in English
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
18th C. British literature; Early American literature; Transatlantic studies
2006-08

Jennifer Steenshorne
Papers of John Jay
Columbia University
Historical Editing
Middle Colonies/States Gambling
2008-09

Laura Stevens
Department of English
University of Tulsa
Colonial American Literature, Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Literature,
Translatlantic Relations
2007-08

Damie Stillman
Department of Art History, Emeritus
University of Delaware
American architectural history, with special emphasis on the Federal period,
Neo-classicism
2009-11

Elizabeth Stockton
Department of English
Southwestern University
Early American Literature, Gender Studies, Law and Literature
2007-08

Zabelle Stodola
Department of English
University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Captivity narratives, early American women's texts
Lifetime Member

James Sullivan
Letters Department
MiraCosta College
Contact Literature, Law and Literature, Transatlantic Studies
Lifetime Member

Brian Sweeney
Department of English
Brown University
nineteenth-century American literature, African American literature,
the novel, affect, professionalism, history of the book
2009-11

Timothy Sweet
Department of English
West Virginia University
Early and antebellum American literature, Environmental literature,
Native American studies
2008-09

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Elisa Tamarkin
Department of English
University of California, Berkeley
American Literature to 1900
2008-09

Patricia Tarantello
Department of English
Fordham University
2007-08

Elyssa Tardif
Department of English
Purdue University
2008-10

Michele Lise Tarter
Department of English
The College of New Jersey
Early American Women, Transatlantic Quakers, Witches
2008-09

Jennifer Taylor
Department of English
Tulane University
trauma, captivity narratives, martyrdom and martyrologies
2007-08

Leonard Tennenhouse
Department of English
Duke University
Transatlantic literary relations
2008-10

Colleen Terry
Art History Department
University of Delaware
Visual and material culture of Britain and the United States
2008-11

Fredrika J. Teute
Editor of Publications, Book Program
Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture
Early national political culture, Margaret Bayard Smith (author),
American frontiers
2008-10

Lisa Thomas
Department of English
University of California, San Diego
Early- to nineteenth-century
American literature, race and gender studies.
2009-11

Rhondda Thomas
Department of English
Clemson University
18th and 19th Century African American Literature
2007-08

Jennifer Thorn
Department of English
Colby College
2006-08

Kacy Tillman
Department of English
University of Mississippi
Early American epistolarity/gender studies/American studies
2007-08

T. J. Tomlin
Department: History
University of Missouri
Early American cultural and religious history; the history of the book
2007-08

Nicole Tonkovich
Department of Literature
University of California, San Diego
women's literature, captivity narratives, maritime cultures, gender studies
2008-10

Bryce Traister
Department of English
University of Western Ontario
2008-09

Ryan Tripp
Department of History
University of California, Davis
Early American political culture, ethnohistory
2007-09

Maureen Tuthill
Department of English
Westminster College
Literature of the Early Republic, Eighteenth-Century Medical Science,
The Early American Novel
2010-11

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Stacy Van Beek
Department of English and Comparative Literature
University of California, Irvine
federal-era literature; romance and the gothic; gender and citizenship;
public sphere conventions and political culture
2007-09

Jennifer Van Bergen
Department of English
Santa Fe College
Early Republic - particularly focused on Aaron Burr and his colleagues, friends, and enemies.
Also focused on legal and constitutional issues of that era, particularly with respect to Burr.
2009-10

Joanne van der Woude
Society of Fellows in the Humanities
Columbia University
Seventeenth-century Transatlantic literature; immigrant writings; 
performance studies
2007-08

Emily VanDette
Department of English
State University of New York at Fredonia
early American literature
19th-century American literature
2008-09

Abram Van Engen
Department of English
Northwestern University
Early American Literature,
Puritanism, Seventeenth Century, Religion and Literature
2008-10

Jennifer Van Horn
McIntire Department of Art
University of Virginia
Early American art and material culture
2008-09

David Van Leer
Department of English
University of California
American Literature; American intellectual history, 1600-1900; philosophy and literature;
popular culture 20th and 21st centuries; queer studies; new musicology; film and media studies;
cultural studies; critical theory
2008-09

Charles Vallely
Independent Scholar
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts
Intellectual History; Comparative Literature
2007-08

Anthony Vaver
Independent Scholar
Westborough, MA
Early American crime and punishment.
Convict transportation from Great Britain to America
2009-11

Angela Vietto
Department of English
Eastern Illinois University
American women writers, book history
2006-07

Michelle Vincent
Department of English, Americanist sector
The University of Maryland, College Park
18th & 19th C American literature; virtue & nation building; transatlanticism.
2006-08

Brant Vogel
Papers of John Jay
Columbia University
History of Science
2008-09

Elizabeth Vogtsberger
Department of English
Lehigh University
Post-colonial literature and feminist theory
2007-09

Lisa Voigt
Romance Languages and Literatures
The University of Chicago
Colonial Latin AmericanLiterature, Spanish and Portuguese Empires,
Transatlantic/Comparative Studies
2008-09

Len von Morze
Department of English
University of Massachusetts, Boston
Revolutionary Atlantic, Language of Politics
2008-10

Laura von Wallmenich
Department of English
Alma College
Puritan writers, colonial representations of indigenous peoples,
mapping and identity
2007-09

Julie Voss
Department of English
Lenoir-Rhyne University
2009-11

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Daniel Walden
Department of English
University of Mississippi
Coastal, Maritime
2008-09

Sarah Walden
Department of English
University of Mississippi
Colonial and Nineteenth-Century; American Foodways, Women's Literature
2008-10

Christine Walker
Department of History
University of Michigan
Gender and Women's History; Culture; Atlantic Studies
2007-08

Lorena Walsh
Independent Scholar
Middle Haddam, CT
Colonial American History, Chesapeake Region, African-American History,
Agricultural History
2009-10

Megan Walsh
Department of English
Temple University
Early American and 19th Century American Literature,
Visual and Material Culture
2008-11

Joelle Ward
Department of Liberal Arts
Eastern New Mexico University Roswell
2007-09

Michael Warner
Department of English and American Studies
Yale University
Early American Literature
2006-08

William Warner
Department of English
University of California Santa Barbara
18th century media culture
18th century novel
American Revolution
2008-09

Tim Watson
Department of English
University of Miami
Caribbean literature
Atlantic Studies
2008-09

Edward Watts
American Thought and Language
Michigan State University
Early Republic, Frontier Studies, Postcolonial Studies
2008-09

Erica Webb
Department of English and Theatre
Eastern Kentucky University
American Literature
2007-09

Jeffrey Webb
Department of History
Huntington University
Colonial America; Atlantic World, 1600-1800
2008-09

Eric Wertheimer
Department of Language Cultures and History
Arizona State University
Literature
2007-08

Lisa West
Department of English
Drake University
place, natural history, mound-builders, women writers
Lifetime Member

Karen A. Weyler
Department of English
University of North Carolina, Greensboro
The novel, personal narratives
2008-09

Elizabeth Wiggins
Department of English
Lehigh University
Antebellum American literature and British Victorian literature
2007-09

Caroline Wigginton
Department of English
The University of Texas at Austin
Race and Gender in British Colonial America
2006-08

Louis Wilson
African American Studies
Smith College
Seventeenth Century North America and Sixteenth to Nineteenth Century West Africa
2009-10

Kelly Wisecup
Department of English
University of Maryland--College Park
Colonial American literatures
2008-09

Gretchen Woertendyke
Department of English
University of South Carolina
Early American Literature, Studies of the Novel, Transatlantic Romanticism
2007-08

Hilary E. Wyss
Department of English
Auburn University
colonial Native American studies, literacy, women's studies
Lifetime Member

Brian Yothers
Department of English
University of Texas at El Paso
Early and Nineteenth-Century American Literature, Religion and Literature,
Global Aspects of American Literature
2009-11

Kara Zavarella
Department of English
New York University
novels and theatre in the early republic; aesthetics, criticism
2008-09

Carla Zecher
Center for Renaissance Studies
The Newberry Library
Colonial French Travel Writing from the Americas
2008-10

Rochelle  Zuck
Department of English
Pennsylvania State University
18th- and 19th- century American literature and culture, the novel,
American Indian studies
2007-09

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