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Theodore . Karamanski, Ph.D.
Professor, Director, Public History Program
Department:
History
Dr. Theodore Karamanski teaches Environmental History and is interested in 19th century American History, Frontier History, the Midwest and Public History. Concurrently, he is a consultant to the National Park Service on the origins and development of national parks in the Great Lakes region; he is also working on a cultural and environmental history of the region, specifically of Lake Michigan.
Dr. Karamanski is editor to a volume of essays on the experience and meaning of combat in the American Civil War, and for a collection of letters from soldiers in the Army of the Cumberland. He is also co-author of History, Memory and the Urban Landscape in Chicago.
This expert is listed in the following categories:
- Native Americans
- Ethnohistory
- Treaty Rights
- Civil War
- Historic Preservation
- Chicago History
- National Parks
- Loyola Neighborhood
- Environmental History
- American History
- Great Lakes
- Public History
- Vietnam War
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