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2011-2012 |
In Fall 2011, I am teaching my undergraduate lecture course on the history of American capitalism (History 247) and our introductory seminar for incoming graduate students in U.S. history (History 900). In Spring, 2012, I will again teach History 247 and will also teach a graduate seminar on the history of American capitalism (History 822). |
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Office |
5109 Humanities, 455 N.
Park St. |
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Contact |
(608) 263-1854;
email: cdunlavy@wisc.edu |
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Office
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Fall 2011: Mondays, 1:00-2:00 p.m.; Tuesdays, 5:30 p.m. (or as soon as I return from lecture) to 6:30 p.m.; or by appointment (email me). During semester breaks, by appointment only (email me).
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| Click on the links above or below for a description of my research
interests, publications, and classes. |
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Degrees Received |
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| B.A., 1980 |
University of California,
Berkeley. I began as a physics major (click to see what I did as a work-study student), planning to do graduate work in
astrophysics; then I discovered a passion for historical analysis and
finished with an independent
major in the history of technology. |
| Ph.D., 1988 |
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Political
Science, under the auspices of the Program in Science, Technology and
Society (with emphasis on the history of technology, business history, and
political economy). |
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