Susanna Lee
Associate Professor, Director Graduate Programs
SPRING 2013 SYLLABI ON MOODLE
Biography
Ph. D., University of Virginia
Susanna Lee is associate professor and director of graduate programs in the History Department at North Carolina State University. She has taught at the University of Virginia, the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, and Wake Forest University. Lee specializes in nineteenth-century United States history. She is currently working on two book manuscripts: one on citizenship in the post-Civil War South and one on civilians in central Virginia during the Civil War. She also works in digital humanities and served as a project manager of the Valley of the Shadow: Two Communities in the American Civil War at the Virginia Center for Digital History.
Spring 2011 Conference 'The Real War Will Never Get In the Books'
Research Interests
Civil War and Reconstruction; Slavery and Emancipation; United States South; Women's History; Race and Ethnicity; History and Memory; Digital History
Courses Taught
- Early American History (HI 251)
- Sophomore Seminar (HI 300)
- Civil War and Reconstruction (HI 446 and 546)
- Senior Seminar (HI 491)
- Digital History (HI 534)
- Historical Writing (HI 598)
