Patrick J. Jung. Professor, Humanities, Social Science, and Communication Department. Degree with Fields, Institution, and Date

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1 Patrick J. Jung Professor, Humanities, Social Science, and Communication Department Degree with Fields, Institution, and Date Ph.D., American History, Marquette University, 1997 M. A., American History, Marquette University, 1992 B. A., Political Science (Magna Cum Laude), University of WI--Whitewater, 1986 Years of Service on this Faculty: 14 Date of Original Appointment: September 2003 Advancement in Rank/Position Professor, April, 2016 Associate Professor, September 2010 Assistant Professor, September 2003 Other Teaching Experience Adjunct Professor, College of Professional Studies, Marquette University, Adjunct Instructor, Lakeland College, Adjunct Professor, Mount Senario College Outreach Program, West Allis, WI, 1996 to 2002 Instructional Assistant, College of Professional Studies, Marquette University, 1996 to 1998 Adjunct Professor, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, 1997

2 Page 2 of 9 Teaching Fellow, History Department, Marquette University, Teaching Assistant, History Department, Marquette University, Industrial Experience Research Assistant, Milwaukee Public Museum, Ethnology Department, 1996 to 1997 Research Assistant, Marquette University, History Department, 1991 to 1992 Consulting and Patents Preserve Our Parks, Milwaukee, WI, 2013 History Detectives, Lion Television, New York, NY, 2010 Potawatomi Treaties Research, Lord Cultural Resources, Inc., Ontario Canada, 2001 Publications - Books Champlain, Nicolet, and the 1634 Journey: Rewriting Wisconsin s Earliest Saga. Madison: Wisconsin Historical Society Press (forthcoming). Erich Mercker and Technical Subjects: A Landscape and Industrial Painter in Twentieth-Century Germany. Milwaukee, WI: MSOE Press, Co-author Carma M. Stahnke. Erich Mercker und Technische Motive: Landschafts- und Industriebilder im Zwanzigsten Jahrhundert. Milwaukee: MSOE Press, Co-author Carma M. Stahnke; translator Hilde Schruff (this is the German translation of the book listed immediately above this entry). The Battle of Wisconsin Heights, 1832: Thunder on the Wisconsin. Charleston, SC: The History Press, The Nicolet Corrigenda: New France Revisited. Arlington Heights, IL: Waveland Press, Co-author Nancy Oestreich Lurie. The Black Hawk War of Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 2007.

3 Page 3 of 9 Publications Articles and Chapters: Peer Reviewed Lonely Sentinel: A Military History of Fort Madison, Annals of Iowa 75 (Summer 2016): Jean Nicolet (Again): Comment on Ronald J. Mason s Where Nicolet and Winnebagoes First Met. Wisconsin Archeologist 95 (July-December 2014: Toward the Black Hawk War: The Sauk and Fox Indians and the War of Michigan Historical Review 38 (Spring 2012): Black Hawk War (1832). In Encyclopedia of War. Edited by Gordon Martel. Volume 1, pp Oxford, United Kingdom: Blackwell Publishing, Erich Mercker and Technical Subjects : Industrial Painting in the Eras of Weimar and Nazi Germany. The Journal of the Society for Industrial Archeology 34, nos. 1 & 2 (2008): The Mixed-Race Métis of the Great Lakes Region and Early Milwaukee. Milwaukee History 25 (Fall-Winter 2002): James Duane Doty and Wisconsin s First Court: The Additional Court of Michigan Territory, 1823 to Wisconsin Magazine of History 86 (Winter ): A Connecticut Yankee in the Wisconsin Wilderness: Levi Warrington s Western Odyssey. Connecticut History 39 (Spring 2000): To Extend Fair and Impartial Justice to the Indian: Native Americans and the Additional Court of Michigan Territory, Michigan Historical Review 23 (Fall 1997): The Responsibilities Program of the FBI, The Historian 59 (Winter 1997): Co-author Cathleen Thom. Antonio Gramsci and Postcolonial Theory: Toward Useable Definitions and a General Theory for Postcolonial Historians. Journal of Commonwealth and Postcolonial Studies 9 (Fall 2002):

4 Page 4 of 9 Conference Papers A Geographic Puzzle (With Many of the Pieces Missing): The Earliest Maps of Wisconsin and the Story of Jean Nicolet. University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum Winter Enrichment Program, Madison, Wisconsin, February 12, Erich Mercker and German Industrial Art, The Downtown Club, Wisconsin Club, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October 23, Did He Really Wear a Chinese Robe? Rethinking Jean Nicolet s Journey to Wisconsin. History Sandwiched In Brown Bag Lunch Series, Wisconsin Historical Museum, Madison, Wisconsin, October 21, Erich Mercker: Painter of Industry. Gallery Night, Grohmann Museum, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October 17, Fire along the Mos-co-ho-co-y-nak: The Battle of the Apple River Fort During the Black Hawk War, Apple River Fort Historic Foundation, Elizabeth, Illinois, March 22, Erich Mercker as a German (Industrial) Artist. Goethe House Wisconsin Annual Dinner, Todd Wehr Auditorium, Milwaukee School of Engineering, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, December 5, The Echoes of War: Indian Resistance in the Post-War of 1812 Era. From Enemies to Allies: An International Conference on the War of 1812 and Its Aftermath, United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, June 13, A Labor of Love (and a Love of Labor): Milwaukee s Man at Work Collection as a Scholarly Resource. Midwest Art History Society Annual Conference, Omaha, Nebraska, April 9, The Location of the Proto-Historic Ho-Chunk: A New Look at the Evidence. Eighty- Fifth Annual Meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society, Indianapolis, Indiana, March 29, Missionary Priests to the Wisconsin Indians during the Post-Bellum Era. Eighty- Seventh Annual Meeting of the American Catholic Historical Association, Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, March 31, 2007.

5 Page 5 of 9 Book Reviews Review of The War of 1812 in Wisconsin: The Battle for Prairie du Chien, by Mary Elise Antoine. In Annals of Iowa (forthcoming). Review of Illinois in the War of 1812, by Gillum Ferguson. In Annals of Iowa 75 (Summer 2016): Review of Warrior Nations: The United States and Indian Peoples, by Roger L. Nichols. In American Historical Review 119 (December 2014): Review of Where the Bones Rest, by Roger Pavey. In Annals of Iowa 71 (Winter 2012): 74. Review of Uncommon Defense: Indian Allies during the Black Hawk War, by John W. Hall. In Journal of American History 97 (June 2010): 173. Review of Making the Voyageur World: Travelers and Traders in the North American Fur Trade, by Carolyn Podruchny. In Annals of Iowa 66 (Summer-Fall 2007): Scientific and Professional Societies of Which a Member: American Historical Association Organization of American Historians Wisconsin Historical Society Milwaukee County Historical Society Phi Alpha Theta, History Honor Society Alpha Sigma Nu, Jesuit Honor Society Friends of the Grohmann Museum Friends of the Golda Meir Library Goethe House of Wisconsin

6 Page 6 of 9 Honors and Awards Nominated, Army Historical Foundation Distinguished Article Award, 2016 (for publication of Lonely Sentinel: A Military History of Fort Madison, ). Fulbright German Studies Seminar Award, J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board, Washington, D.C., Stemmy Award, Partnership Category for Helping Urban Girls Engineering Futures Program, STEM Forward (formerly Engineers and Scientists of Milwaukee), Finalist, Greek Advocate of the Year Award, MSOE, Oscar Werwath Distinguished Teacher Award, MSOE, Finalist, Falk Engineering Educator Award, MSOE; 2007 and 2009 Finalist, Benjamin F. Shambaugh Award, State Historical Society of Iowa, 2008 (for publication of The Blackhawk War of 1832). Institutional and Professional Service St. Joan Antida High School Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Task Force, Milwaukee, WI, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater History Advisory Committee, Conference Session Chair and Commentator. Missions and Missionaries. Eighty- Seventh Annual Meeting of the American Catholic Historical Association, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI, March 30, Professional Development and Activities Teaching Professor Conference, Washington, D.C., June, Teaching Professor Conference, Washington, D.C., June 2009 Alverno College Institute, Three-Day Seminar on Student Assessment Techniques. Alverno College, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June 2004 Alverno College Institute Three-Day Seminar on Student Assessment Techniques. Alverno College, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, June, 2009

7 Page 7 of 9 Scholarships Learn German in Germany Program, Deutscher Akademischer Austauch Dienst (German Academic Exchange Service), New York, NY, 2014 Fulbright German Studies Seminar, J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board, Washington, DC, 2012 Grants Theodore and Anna Grollmann Fund, March 2016 $3,000 grant from the Theodore and Anna Grollmann Fund to produce a booklet describing the various German artists whose works are part of the collection of the Grohmann Museum in Milwaukee, WI. Theodore and Anna Grollmann Fund, March 2015 $1,000 grant from the Theodore and Anna Grollmann Fund to support recruiting activities for the German Studies Minor at the Milwaukee School of Engineering. The Theodore and Anna Grollmann Fund provides grants to organizations that promote German language and German culture, and it is administered by the Greater Milwaukee Foundation. International Leadership Initiative, January 2015 The Milwaukee School of Engineering provides grants to faculty, staff, and students who develop new academic programs that include Servant-Leadership and international service-learning opportunities. The total grant received was $1,400 and was used to provide funding for myself and two other faculty members to travel to Honduras in March 2015 with fifty MSOE students to do medical and architectural service work. State Historical Society of Iowa Research Grant, $1,000 grant to research and write an article for the historical journal Annals of Iowa on the history of Fort Madison, a small army post in present-day Iowa, during the War of 1812.

8 Page 8 of 9 International Leadership Initiative, January 2014 The Milwaukee School of Engineering provides grants to faculty, staff, and students who develop new academic programs that include Servant-Leadership and international service-learning opportunities. The total grant received was $1,840 and was used to provide funding for myself and another faculty member to travel to Panama in March 2014 with thirty MSOE students to do medical service work. Pieper Power Foundation Servant-Leadership Mini-Grant, January 2011 The Pieper Power Foundation regularly provides grants of $500 to faculty members at the Milwaukee School of Engineering to develop projects that promote the philosophy of Servant-Leadership. I used this grant to cover part of the expenses incurred in leading a group of nine MSOE students to Guatemala from February 26 to March 5, While this trip was primarily educational, the students and faculty members also assisted a school in the rural village of Cuatro Centro in the district of Joyaba. Coleman Foundation Faculty Entrepreneurship Fellows Program Grant, May 2010 The Coleman Foundation regularly provides grants to faculty across a variety of disciplines so they can develop new courses and modify existing courses to integrate entrepreneurship into the university curricula. The total grant was $18,000; I received $5,000 to modify HU 100 Contemporary Issues in the Humanities to include a unit on entrepreneurship. Dr. Jeffery Blessing is the principal grant coordinator for the Milwaukee School of Engineering. Committee on Baccalaureate Expansion Grant, University of Wisconsin System, April 2010 The University of Wisconsin System gave the Milwaukee School of Engineering a grant of $63, 165 so the MSOE could develop a collaborative relationship with Saint Joan Antida High School in Milwaukee, WI. The purpose of this relationship is to better prepare minority high school women for entering post-secondary education in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). I developed and wrote the proposal, and served as the principal grant coordinator, implementing the collaborative relationship between the two institutions.

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