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1 Curriculum Vitae David P. Dewar Angelo State University ASU Station #10897 San Angelo, TX (325) Education Ph.D., History, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS Master of Arts, History, Northeastern Illinois University Bachelor of Science, Journalism, Northern Illinois University Teaching and Administrative Experience Professor, Department of History, Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, August 2016 to present. Continued teaching four classes per semester, presented a variety of papers to scholarly conferences, continued broad array of service initiatives by serving on many hiring and administrative committees, including those that hired the VP for Finance and Administration, the chair of the Business College, and the Dean of Arts and Humanities. Associate Professor, Department of History, Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, August 2011 to August Continued teaching, research, and service. Submitted book manuscript to a university press for review, continued publishing book reviews, served on several university-wide committees, including the QEP Development Committee. Served as Faculty Senate vice-president and president. Assistant Professor, Department of History, Angelo State University, San Angelo, TX, August 2007 to present. Taught the U.S. surveys, undergraduate colonial America, graduate Early America, and undergraduate historiography and historical method. Published a book chapter, an article, and various book reviews. Served on a variety of university committees. Assistant Director, Humanities and Western Civilization Program, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, July 2003 to July Continued teaching and administrative responsibilities accepted as Senior Instructor and added semiannual newsletter production and expanded scheduling responsibilities. Senior Instructor and Lecturer, Humanities and Western Civilization Program, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, August, 2000 to July, Taught Western Civilization 204 (Gilgamesh to Descartes) and 205 (Voltaire to M.L.King) in both small independent sections and large auditorium lectures. Supervised graduate instructors in the program. Administered graduate instructor training. Planned annual graduate instructor orientation. Scheduled courses for the HWC program. Administered HWC film series. Graduate Instructor, Humanities and Western Civilization Program, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, August, 1997 to August, Led discussion groups considered an integral component of course of study required of all KU undergraduates in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Appointed instructor for independent class sections beginning Summer, Adjunct Instructor, American History, History Department, Washburn University, Topeka, KS, January, 1997 to May, 2002; Fall Taught survey courses in American History to 1877 and after Supervised a senior honors thesis. European History Instructor, Western Civilization Semester Abroad, Humanities and Western Civilization Program, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, Spring, Taught course in the Italian Renaissance and the French Revolution for study abroad program that placed 30 KU students in Florence for six weeks and Paris for six weeks. Also directed the program. British History Instructor, British Summer Institute, Office of Study Abroad, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, Summer, Taught 400-level early modern English history.

2 Curriculum Vitae David P. Dewar Page 2 Teaching and Administrative Experience (cont.) Graduate Teaching Assistant, History Department, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, August, 1996 to May, Led classroom discussion groups affiliated with large-lecture survey course in American history to the Civil War. Academic Program Coordinator (Graduate Assistantship), Ellsworth Hall, Department of Student Housing, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, August, 1995 to May, Responsible for developing academic and social programs for hall residents that enhance their living and academic experiences at the university. Supervised hall Resident Assistants in programming. Managed programming budget. Graduate Assistant, Department of History, Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, IL, Fall, 1992 to Summer, Responsible for tutoring students in Western Civilization and American History survey courses. Organized and led discussion groups outside class. Taught classes when professors professional obligations conflicted with class schedule. American History Instructor, Montay College, Chicago, IL, Spring, Taught course in U.S. History after Reconstruction at small junior college. Courses Taught American History Angelo State University University of Kansas Washburn University Montay College British History University of Kansas HIST 1301 & 1302, U.S. surveys HIST 3302, American Colonial History HIST 3303, The Early Republic HIST 3310, U.S. Constitutional History HIST 6321, Early American History, graduate course, face-to-face and online HIST 6392, Readings in U.S. Constitutional History, graduate course HIST 6392, Readings in Native Americans in Early America, graduate course USTD 1201, Strategic Thinking GS 1181, Baseball as History HIST 128, first half of U.S. survey HIST 111 and 112, U.S. surveys HIST II, second half of U.S. survey HIST 510, Topics in: British Politics and Religion in the Tudor and Stuart Eras European History University of Kansas HIST 380, Renaissance and Revolution Historiography and Historical Methods Angelo State University HIST 2373, Undergraduate historiography and historical writing Western Civilization University of Kansas HWC 204, Western Civilization to the Scientific Revolution HWC 205, Western Civilization to World War II HWC 430, Europe in World Context

3 Curriculum Vitae David P. Dewar Page 3 Publications Book Chapters The Edge of Empire: Frontier Settlement in the Late Colonial World, in John Grigg, ed., British Colonial America, Perspectives on American Social History Series. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-Clio, Inc., The Mason Patents: Conflict and Controversy at the Birth of Colonial New Hampshire, in Louis H. Roper and Bertrand Van Ruymbeke, eds. Constructing Early Modern Empires: Proprietary Ventures in the Atlantic World, Boston and Leiden: Brill Academic Publishers, Peer-Reviewed Articles Migration to Acculturation: The Kaskaskias, Europeans, and Cultural Change in the Illinois Country during the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, Ohio Valley History, 9:3, (Fall 2009). Eighteenth-Century Land Speculation at the Margins of the Anglo-American World, History Compass, 5:1, (2007). DOI /j x. Encyclopedia Articles, Instructor s Manuals, and Test Banks Tindall, George Brown and David Shi, America: A Narrative History Instructor s Manual and Test Bank. Chapter 26: The Modern Temper. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, Joint Stock Companies, and Prince Edward Island, in Will Kaufman and Heidi Macpherson, eds., Britain and the Americas: Culture, Politics, and History: A Multidisciplinary Encyclopedia. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-Clio, Inc., The Church of England, Elizabeth I, Headright, James I, London, Lord de la Warr, Parliament, and Privy Council, in Peter C. Mancall, ed. Three Worlds Meet. New York: Facts On File, Reviews Review of Fur, Fortune and Empire: The Epic History of the Fur Trade in America, by Eric Jay Dolin, Journal of World History, Review of The Two Hendricks, by Eric Hinderaker, Journal of Canadian History, forthcoming Review of The Early American Table: Food and Society in the New World, by Trudy Eden, Journal of Canadian History 45:1 (Spring-Summer, 2010). Review of A Missouri Railroad Pioneer: The Life of Louis Houck, by Joel P. Rhodes, Journal of the West, 49:3 (Summer 2009). Review of William Clark: Indian Diplomat by Jay H. Buckley, Journal of the West 47:4 (Fall 2008). Review of Sanctuaries of Earth, Stone, and Light: The Churches of Northern New Spain, by Gloria Fraser Giffords, Journal of the West, 47:4 (Fall 2008). Review of Capt. J.A. Brooks: Texas Ranger by Paul N. Spellman, Journal of the West, 47:2 (Spring 2008). Review of Ethnographies and Exchanges: Native Americans, Moravians, and Catholics in Early North America, edited by A.G. Roeber, Journal of Canadian History, 43:3 (Winter 2008). Review of Empires of the Atlantic World: Britain and Spain in America, by J.H. Elliott, Journal of the Early Republic, 28:3, (Fall 2008). Review of Legend and Lore of the Guadalupe Mountains, W. C. Jameson, Journal of the West, 46:4 (Fall, 2007). Review of Fur Trade Letters of Willie Traill, , K. Douglas Munro, ed., Journal of the West, 46:4 (Fall, 2007).

4 Curriculum Vitae David P. Dewar Page 4 Review of Young America: Land, Labor, and the Republican Community by Mark A. Lause, Canadian Journal of History, 41:2 (Autumn, 2006), 397. Review of Bound Away: Virginia and the Western Movement by David Hackett Fischer and James C. Kelley. Southern Historian, 23:1 (Spring, 2002), Conference Panels Commentator/Chair Chair and Commentator: Freedom s Foundations, Phi Alpha Theta Biennial National Conference, San Diego, CA, January Commentator: Settlement and Violence on the Frontier, Ohio Valley History Conference, Austin Peay State University, Clarksville, TN, October Peer Review Invited peer reviewer for the journal Ohio Valley History, Fall 2014 Conference Papers Presented The Chicago Cubs and the Curse of the Billy Goat, 2 nd Annual Fort Concho Baseball Symposium, April, 2017 Joseph Tweedy and the Pursuit of Something in West Texas, Tweedy Family Reunion, July, Joseph Tweedy and the Origins of Ranching in Central West Texas, Texas State Historical Society, Irving, TX, March, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Baseball, and the Work or Fight Order, Great War Lecture Series, Angelo State University, March, 2016 Cultural Brokerage on the Borderland in the First American West: George Morgan, Trans- Appalachian Natives, and the American War for Independence, Center for Big Bend Studies, Alpine, TX, November, Making a Living West of the Alleghany: George Morgan and Scientific Agriculture in the Early Nineteenth Century, Society of Appalachian Historians, Athens, GA, May Baseball During The Civil War, Angelo State University Civil War Speakers Series, San Angelo, TX, March The Rise of the Republican Party in Antebellum America, Angelo State University Civil War Anniversary Speakers Series, San Angelo, TX, February, Seeking Peace in Wartime: A Case Study in Cultural Brokerage during The American Revolution, Organization of American Historians national conference, Houston, TX, April, When Borderland Violence Breeds Goodwill: George Morgan, Trans-Appalachian Natives, and the American War for Independence, Texas Tech University Symposium on Borderlands Conflict, Lubbock, TX, April George Morgan, Wheat Flour, and Cultural Brokerage in the Ohio Valley during the American Revolution, Ohio Valley History Conference, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, KY, October George Morgan, Land Speculation, and Native Dispossession in the Illinois Country at the End of the Eighteenth Century, Mid-America Conference on History, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, September Kaskaskia Migration and Change in Settlement and Marriage Practices to 1765, The American Society of Ethnohistory Annual Conference, Riverside, CA, November, George Morgan s Neighbors: The Kaskaskia Indians on the Eve of the American Revolution, Northwest Territory Alliance Conference, College of DuPage, Wheaton, IL, April, I am early tired of the world : George Morgan and Cultural Conversation in the Illinois Country, , Northern Great Plains History Conference, University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse, LaCrosse, WI, September, 1996.

5 Curriculum Vitae David P. Dewar Page 5 Conference Papers Presented (cont.) Politics in the Atlantic World: Robert Tufton Mason and the Formation of the Royal Colony of New Hampshire, Mid-America Conference on History, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield, MO, September Politics and the Dishonest Life : Early Tudor Laws on Control of the Clergy, First Annual Student Research Symposium, Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, IL, May, Captain John Mason and the Mason Patents: Conflict and Controversy at the Birth of Colonial New Hampshire, Phi Alpha Theta regional conference, Peoria, IL, April, Patrick Henry and the Stamp Act Crisis, Phi Alpha Theta conference, Bloomington, IL, April Professional Service University Committees Member, University Grade Appeal Committee, Member, Dean of the College of Arts and Humanities search committee, Angelo State University, Member, University Curriculum Committee, Angelo State University, Fall 2015 present Co-chair, Dean of the Business College search committee, Angelo State, Spring 2014-Fall 2014 Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee, College of Liberal and Fine Arts, 2014 to present Co-Chair, VP for Finance and Administration search committee, Angelo State, Spring 2014 Member, Optional Retirement Program Committee, Angelo State, Co-Chair, VP for Finance and Administration search committee, Angelo State, Spring 2013 Member, ASU Foundation Board of Directors, Chair, College of Arts and Sciences Tenure and Promotion Procedures Reconciliation Committee, Angelo State, Chair, Tenure and Promotion Committee, College of Liberal and Fine Arts, Member, Quality Enhancement Plan Development Committee, Angelo State, Summer 2010-Spring Member, Community Engaged Fellowship Application Review Subcommittee of the Quality Enhancement Plan Development Committee, Angelo State, Spring Member, SACS Reaccreditation Committee on Student Services, Spring Chair, Technology and Other Resources Subcommittee, Quality Enhancement Plan Committee, Angelo State, Summer Member, Carr Student Research Scholarship Award Committee, Angelo State, Spring Member, Faculty Research Enhancement Grant Award Committee, Angelo State, Departmental Committees Chair, History Department Instructor Hiring Committee, Spring 2017 Member, History Department Hiring Committee, Spring 2016 Member, History Department Hiring Committee, Fall 2015 Chair, History Department Tenure and Promotion Committee, 2014 to present Chair, History Faculty Evaluation Committee, 2016 to present Member, Political Science Department Tenure and Promotion Committee, Fall 2012 Member, Political Science Department Faculty Search Committee, Spring 2012 Member, Faculty Evaluation Committee, Fall Member, Tenure and Promotion Committee for Gary Pumphrey, Fall Member, Modern Languages Department Faculty Search Committee, Spring, Member, Modern Languages Department Faculty Search Committee, Angelo State, Fall Member, Modern Languages Department Faculty Search Committee, Angelo State, Spring Member, Modern Languages Department Chair Search Committee, Angelo State, Spring 2009 Member, Modern Languages Department Chair Search Committee, Angelo State, Spring 2008.

6 Curriculum Vitae David P. Dewar Page 6 Professional Service (cont.) Member, Professional Achievement Award Process Development Committee, Department of History, Angelo State, Spring Member, Curriculum Committee, Department of History, Angelo State, Fall Member, Jack and Shirley Howard Teaching Professorship in Humanities and Western Civilization Hiring Committee, University of Kansas, 2006; Member, Humanities and Western Civilization Program Committee, University of Kansas, 1999 to Chair, Humanities and Western Civilization Instructional Resources and Special Events Subcommittee, University of Kansas, 2000 to Member, Humanities and Western Civilization Program Graduate Instructor Hiring Committee, University of Kansas, 2000 to Advising Department of History advisor, Fall 2007 to present. Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies advisor, Angelo State, Spring 2008 to Spring Thesis Committees Ashley Hernandez, Security Studies, Angelo State, Spring 2017 Duncan Knox, History Honors Thesis, Angelo State, Spring Jamin Goecker, Security Studies, Angelo State, Spring 2015 Zach Dowdle, History, Angelo State, Fall 2013-Spring 2014 Jayna Phinney, Communication, Angelo State, Spring 2011-Spring 2012 Heather Perry, History, Angelo State, (Chair) Jenn Pritchard, History, Angelo State, 2010 Richard Dolman, Biology, Angelo State, 2009 Matthew Menchaca, Agriculture, Angelo State, 2008 Faculty Senate History Department Senator, 2012-present Vice President, President, General University Service Faculty Athletic Associate, Baseball, Constitution Day reader, ; 2014 New Student Orientation department representative, Faculty Athletic Associate, Women s Basketball, Discover ASU faculty participant, Move Crew participant, 2009 Community Service Volunteer Tutor, Adult Literacy Council of the Concho Valley, Member, Coordinated Community Response Team (sexual assault), Spring Member, Downtown San Angelo, Inc., Economic Restructuring Committee, Member, Organizing Committee, Simply Texas Blues Festival, San Angelo, TX, Judge, Rooster s Quill Fiction Contest, San Angelo Standard Times, Fall 2011; Christmas 2011 Member, Leadership Committee and Task Force, San Angelo Visionaries in Preservation, Texas Historical Commission, 2007 Professional Affiliations Historical Society of Pennsylvania New Hampshire Historical Society Omohundro Institute for Early American History and Culture Phi Alpha Theta, International History Honor Society

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8 Curriculum Vitae David P. Dewar Page 7 Appointments and Awards Nominee, Gary and Pat Rodgers Distinguished Faculty Award, Angelo State, Fall 2016 Recipient, President s Award of Excellence in Service, Angelo State University, Spring 2015 Nominee, Gary and Pat Rodgers Distinguished Faculty Award, Angelo State, Fall 2014, Fall 2016 Faculty Sponsor for Joshua Logsdon, Undergraduate Faculty Mentored Academic Grant, Center for Innovation in Teaching and Research, Angelo State, and Mentor, New Faculty Mentoring Program, Center for Innovation in Teaching and Research, Angelo State, Fall Recipient, Faculty Who Make a Difference Award, Angelo State, Spring Participant by Nomination, Lilly Conference on Teaching, Miami University (Ohio), Fall 2009 Appointments and Awards Recipient, ASU President s Award for Service, May Recipient, Faculty Development Grant, Angelo State University, Director, British Summer Institute, University of Kansas, Summer Director, Western Civilization Semester Abroad, Western Civilization Program, University of Kansas, Spring semester, Nominee, Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Kansas, Award of Merit, Outstanding Research, First Annual Student Research Symposium, Northeastern Illinois University, Honorable Mention, Graduate Research, Phi Alpha Theta regional conference, Bloomington, IL, Tuition Scholarships, Northeastern Illinois University, Languages Reading knowledge of Spanish and French; fair French speaker

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Marcus Gallo EDUCATION Marcus Gallo 1 John Carroll Boulevard University Heights, OH 44118 mgallo@jcu.edu Cell: 717.404.9305 EDUCATION University of California, Davis, CA Ph.D. in History, 2012 Dissertation: Imaginary Lines,