Curtis W. Ellison
Curtis W. Ellison is a professor of history and American studies and director of the William Holmes McGuffey Museum at Miami University. He is the author of Country Music Culture: From Hard Times to Heaven, coeditor of Donald Davidson’s The Big Ballad Jamboree, and coauthor of two studies of nineteenth-century African American novelists.
- Charles Eastman
- Perry Eberhart
Social worker, teacher, reporter, editor, environmental activist and respected author… - Philip Eberhart
- Alfred E. Eckes Jr.
- Robert R. Edgar
Professor of African Studies at Howard University and the author of An African American in South Africa: Travel Notes of Ralph J. Bunche (1992)… - Ruth Edgecombe
Professor of historical studies at the University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg… - Tan Liok Ee
Independent scholar working in the areas of Malaysian historiography, history of Chinese women, and Chinese education and politics… - Bahtiar Effendy
Lecturer at Islamic State University, Jakarta, and the University of Indonesia… - Oyvind M. Eide
- Terrill Eiler
- Glen S. Elder
Educated in South Africa and the United States… - Anita J. Ellis
Author of Rookwood Pottery: The Glorious Gamble, which won the Florence Roberts Head Book of the Year Award, and Rookwood Pottery: The Glaze Lines… - Curtis W. Ellison
Professor of history and American studies and director of the William Holmes McGuffey Museum at Miami University… - Stephen Ellmann
- Sarah Elvins
Assistant professor in American history at the University of Manitoba… - Elizabeth S. D. Engelhardt
Assistant professor of American Studies and Women and Gender Studies at the University of Texas at Austin… - Marc Epprecht
Associate professor in the departments of history and global development studies at Queen’s University… - Mary Patrice Erdmans
Associate professor of sociology at Central Connecticut State University… - J. Joseph Errington
- Walter Y. Evans-Wentz
- David Ewbank
Professor emeritus at Kent State University… - Lynda Ann Ewen
Co-director of the Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Gender in Appalachia… - Dickson Eyoh
Director of the African studies program at New College, University of Toronto…
