Mark Voss-Hubbard
Associate Professor, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts, Amherst (2007)
Contact
cfmv@eiu.edu
Phone: 217-581-3124
Fax: 217-581-7233
Courses
- HIS 2010: History of the U.S. to 1877
- HIS 2020: History of the U.S. since 1877
- HIS 3930: The Civil War Era
- HIS 4940: Early Republic: U.S. 1787-1848
- HIS 5000: Historiography
- HIS 5390: Seminar in the Civil War Era
Fields of Specialization
Dr. Voss-Hubbard’s research reflects his principal intellectual interest in the social analysis of 19th-century US politics and political culture, with a particular emphasis on the intersections of race, class and political development.
He came to EIU in 1999, after teaching stints at John Jay College–CUNY, and the College of Mount Saint Vincent, Bron
x NY.
His published work has appeared in the Journal of American History, American Nineteenth Century History, Journal of Social History, and Journal of American Studies, among other venues, and his book reviews have appeared in many publications, including most recently the American Historical Review and Reviews in American History. His book, Beyond Party: Cultures of Antipartisanship in Northern Politics before the Civil War, was published in 2002 by The Johns Hopkins University Press.
His current research projects include: Illinois’s War, a documentary history of the Civil War era, under contract with the Ohio University Press; an edited volume of the letters of Private James G. Watson, 25th Illinois Volunteers; and a long-term study of the political and social construction of race in Illinois, 1818-1877.
Professor Voss-Hubbard teaches graduate seminars in Historiography, 19th-century US politics, The Civil War Era, and The Early Republic (1789-1848).
