Ph.D. Career Outcomes

Name	Dissertation Title	Dissertation Supervisor(s)	First Position	Current Position
Ted Banks	SONGS OF A NATION: THE LOST CAUSE, TEXAS FRONTIER AND REVOLUTIONARY MEMORY, AND THE MAKING OF THE "EMPIRE OF TEXAS," 1900-1936	Walter Buenger		Lecturer, History, University of Texas at Austin
Sheena L.Cox	EXPANSION, ETHNOGENESIS, AND EXCLUSION: TEXAS AND THE EASTERN NORTH AMERICAN BORDERLANDS, 1763-1845	Walter Buenger	Division of Architecture State and Federal Project Reviewer, Texas Historical Commission	Historic Architectural Easement Monitor, Texas Historical Commission
Diego Antonio Godoy	Master of Detection: Alfonso Quiroz Cuarón's Intellectual Universe	Matthew Butler		Associate Curator of the Library’s California and Hispanic Collections, The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens
Anuj Kaushal	Fann-I Mubasharat: The Sharifs of Shahjahanabad and Their Knowledge of Greco-Arabic Sexology, c. 1800-1930	Sumit Guha and Indrani Chaterjee
Daniel Jeremy Samet	America Arms Zion: Defense Policy Toward Israel During the Cold War	Jeremi Suri		Analyst, Foreign-affairs researcher, Washington, D.C.
Jared Michael Wait	Grasping the Throat of the Americas: Anglo-Spanish Commercial Conflict, Political Factionalism, and the Kingdom of Panama, 1700-1751	Jorge Canizares	Professor, History, Tyler Junior College
Ben Nathan Weiss	Afrocentrizing “Globalized” Ideologies: Theory, Positionality, and Knowledge Systems in African History	Oloruntoyin Falola

Name	Dissertation Title	Dissertation Supervisor(s)	First Position	Current Position
Marcelo Jose Domingos	The Modernist City, Racial Repression and Political Resistance: Narratives of National Security and Black Activism in Brasilia, Brazil (1978–1988)	Seth Garfield	Professor, Subsecretaria de Formação Continuada de Profissionais da Educação, Brasilia, Brazil	Historian, Instituto Histórico e Geográfico do Distrito Federal - IHGDF, Brazil
Brittany Taylor Erwin	Treated With The Esteem That They Deserve: Privilege And Justice In Peru And Rio De La Plata, 1780–1810	Neil Kamil and Susan Deans-Smith	Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Historical Studies, University of Texas at Austin
Gwendolyn Reid Lockman	Greening A Copper City: Parks, Mining, And Community In Butte, Montana, 1879-2020	Erika Bsumek	Exhibit Developer and Historian, History Colorado Center, State of Colorado Department of Higher Education, Denver, CO	Senior Exhibit Developer and Historian, History Colorado Center, State of Colorado Department of Higher Education, Denver, CO
Vasken Gregory Markarian	Forced Indigenous Perpetrators: The Civil-Defense Patrols in Guatemala, 1981–1996	Virginia Burnett		Adjunct Assistant Professor, City University of New York-Herbert H. Lehman College
Charalampos Minasidis	Minority Citizen-Soldiers, Mobilizations and Discrimination in the Ottoman Empire and the Kingdom of Greece during the Early 20th Century	Mary Neuburger	Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Center for War Studies, University College Dublin, Ireland
Abisai Perez	Empire, Law, Religion and Native Agency in the Early Colonial Philippines, 1565–1600	Matthew Butler and Ann Villalon	Financial Data Analyst, BBVA	Data Governance Analyst, Launch Consulting Group
Dillon Bradley Savage	After the Decline of the West: Decolonization and the Critical Philosophy of History in France and North Africa	Tracie Matysik and Benjamin Brower		Visiting Assistant Professor, Social Science and Cultural Studies, Pratt Institute
Haley Mae Schroer	Scandalizing the Public': Clothing and Perception in Mexico City's Seventeenth-Century Inquisitorial Sumptuary Trials	Julie Hardwick and Susan Deans-Smith	Cataloger, Rare Books and Manuscripts, Heritage Auctions, Austin, TX	Visiting Assistant Professor of History, Texas Lutheran University
Nathan Joseph Stone	A Call to Armed Rebellion: The Emergence of Chile's Mir, 1965–1970	Joshua Frens-String and Virginai Burnett	Instructional Support Specialist, Department of History, University of Texas at Austin	Lecturer, Spanish and Portuguese, The University of Texas at Austin
Julia Connell Stryker	But Then, You'll Say, She was Used to the Sea': Women's Work at Sea and Britain's Nineteenth-Century Empire	Philippa Levine		Ewart A. Pratt Postdoctoral Researcher, Memorial University, St. John's, Newfoundland
Edward John Watson	Masculinity Is the System: British Punk and Working-Class Masculinities, 1976-1990s	Philippa Levine	Instructional Support Specialist, Department of History, University of Texas at Austin	Instructional Support Specialist, Department of History, University of Texas at Austin
Andrew M. Wilkins	Web of Enlightenment: The State and Economic Development in Scotland, 1727–1765	Neil Kamil and James Vaughn	George Washington Forum’s Postdoctoral Scholar in History, Ohio University
Tiana Unique Wilson	Revolution and Struggle: The Enduring Legacy of the Third World Women's Alliance, 1968–2010	Ashley Farmer	Postdoctoral Research Fellow in African American Studies, Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA	Assistant Professor in the Department of Africana Studies at the University of Pittsburgh
Jing Zhai	Raising the Communist Successors: Childrearing in Rural China (1953–1983)	Huaiyin Li	Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Historical Studies, University of Texas at Austin

Name	Dissertation Title	Dissertation Supervisor(s)	First Position	Current Position
Chukwuemeka C. Agbo	Dependency Labor in Atlantic and Colonial Economies: Slavery, Pawnship, and Forced Labor in Eastern Nigeria in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries	Oloruntoyin Falola		Editor, African Humanities Research and Development Circle (AHRDC)
John Anthony Carranza	Explaining Sex: Sex Education and Disability in the United States From the 1960s to the 1990s	Abena Osseo-asare	Lecturer, American Studies, University of Texas at Austin	Summer Food Service Program Monitor, Central Texas Foodbank
Suet Yee Shery Chanis	Friends and Strangers: Presenting Guongdong in the Provincial Gazetteers in Late Ming China, 1535-1602	Kamil Neil	Visiting Instructor, History, Southwestern University, Georgetown, TX
Augusta Lynn Dell'omo	Saving Apartheid: Transatlantic Whiteness in the U.S.-South African Relationship, 1980-1994	Jeremi Suri	Present Associate Policy Researcher, Bridging Divides Initiative, Princeton University	Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Presidential History, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX; Associate Policy Researcher, Bridging Divides Initiative, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
Jacob Westbrook Doss	Making Monastic Men: Gender and Imagined 'Childhood' in Cistercian Formation in the Long Twelfth Century	Martha Newman	Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Historical Studies, University of Texas at Austin	Lecturer, Philosophy and Religious Studies, Texas State University, San Marcos
Rebecca Adeline Johnston	The End of Illusion: Putting Culture to Work in Post-Stalinist Era, 1953-1964	Joan Neuberger	Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Historical Studies, University of Texas at Austin	Postdoctoral Fellow, Russian Studies and Center for Cyber-Social Dynamics, University of Kansas, Lawrence
David Andrew Rahimi	Where Glamor Catches the Eye: Consumer Capitalism and Modernity in Late Pahlavi Iran, 1941-1979	Kamran Aghaie		History, Literature, and Theology teacher, Chesterton Academy of the Holy Family
Brandon J. Render	Colorblind University: Racial Inequity and Higher Education in the Twentieth Century	Peniel Joseph	Participating Faculty, Department of History Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Assistant Professor, History, University of Utah, Salt Lake City
Jonathan J. Seefeldt	An Upwelling of Stone: The Postcolonial Life of a Climate Infrastructure Project, Rajasamand c. 1656-1818	Cynthia Talbot	University of Pittsburg Global Experiences
Stefanie M. Shackleton	For the Education and Improvement of the People: Working Class Knowledge and Culture in the Nineteenth Century British World	Philippa Levine	Graduate Administrator, Economics, University of Texas at Austin	Instructional Support Specialist, Department of History, University of Texas at Austin
Cali Rhiann Slair	The International Politics of Smallpox, 1945-2002	Laurie Green and Jeremi Suri		Education and Engagement Director, Northwest African American Museum, Seattle, WA
Jermaine Thibodeaux	The House That Cane Built: Sugar, Race, and the Gendered Foundations of the Texas Prison System, 1843-1920	Daina Berry		Assistant Professor, African and African-American Studies, University of Oklahoma, Norman

Name	Dissertation Title	Dissertation Supervisor(s)	First Position	Current Position
Andrew Cyrus Akhlaghi	Liberty and Fear: Social Conflict and Society in Iran 1941-1953	Agahaie Kamran	Integrations and Analytics Manager, Sayari, Austin, TX	Data Scientist, Sayari, Austin, TX
Abikal Borah	Aftertaste of Empire: Amandiya and Racial Violence in South Africa (1843-1949)	Oloruntoyin Falola	Public History Initiative Postdoctoral Fellow at Cornell University	Assistant Professor, History, San Diego State University, San Diego, CA
Natalie Rose Cincotta	Here Comes the Sex Wave: Visual Culture and Mass Media in Postwar Germany	David Crew	Independent Scholar and Content Manager, Austin, TX	Technical Training Editor, Apple
J. CDe Orellana Sanchez	The Politics of Knowing: Movement, Experience, and Political Writing in the Construction of the Spanish New World (1526-1700)	Jorge Canizares	Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute for Historical Studies, University of Texas at Austin	Research Assistant, Univeresity of Arizona College of Information
Alejandra C. Garza	From Laborer to Legend: The Evolution and Memory of Mexican American Vaqueros in the Texas-Mexico Borderlands, 1900-Present	Emilio Zamora	American Historical Association Career Diversity Fellow, History Department, UT Austin	Coordinator for District Programs and Alumni, Holsworth Center, Austin, TX
Maria Esther Hammack	South of Slavery: Freedom Fighters & Black Movement Across a Global Frontier, Mexico, The United States and Beyond, 1790-1868	Daina Berry	Barra Postdoctoral Fellow, McNeil Center for Early American Studies, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia	Assistant Professor of African American History, Ohio State University
E. A. Mercado Montero	Nations Across the Seas: The History of the Carib People and the Making of the Early-Modern Caribbean	Jorge Canizares and Lina Del Castillo		Mellon Faculty Fellow and Assistant Professor, History, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
Albert Anthony Palacios	Preventing 'Heresy': Publishing in 16th-Century Mexico	Jorge Canizares and Ann Villalon	LLILAS Benson Digital Scholarship Coordinator	Digital Scholarship Coordinator, LLILAS Benson Latin American Studies and Collections, University of Texas at Austin and Adjunct Assistant Professor at the School of Information
Brooks Riley Winfree	Black in Native Texas: Slavery, Settler Colonialism, and Indigenous People, 1800-1865	Daina Berry		Assistant Professor, History, Michigan State University, East Lansing
Benjamin Hudson Yeager	Knowledge Capitalism in Socialist China: The Political Interplay of Intellectuals, Cadress, and the Party-State, 1950-1959	Huaiyin Li	Hospitals Program Coordinator, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Texas, Austin	Hospitals Program Manager, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Texas, Austin

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