Ryan Dearinger

Assistant Professor of History

 

Ph.D., University of Utah (2009)

M.A., Purdue University (2004)

B.A., George Fox University (2002)

 

Dr. Dearinger joined the history department in 2009. His research and teaching interests include 19th and 20th century U.S. history; immigration; race and ethnicity; the American West and the Pacific Northwest; labor and working-class history; gender and masculinity; violence in American history; environmental history; and the historian's craft. Dr. Dearinger is the advisor of Alpha-Gamma-Xi, EOU's chapter of Phi Alpha Theta, the national history honor society.

 

On Campus Schedule

Courses for Fall 2011:

HIST 202: United States History since 1865

HIST 345: Environmental History

 

Courses for Winter 2012:

HIST 201: United States History to 1865

HIST 422: Violence in American History

 

Courses for Spring 2012:

HIST 202: United States History since 1865

HIST 355: Colonial Americas - Intro to Comparative History

HIST 310: Men and Masculinities (Weekend College, April 20-21, Portland)

 

Other Courses Offered:

HIST 105: Slavery & Freedom in America (New course beginning summer 2012)

HIST 303: Historical Research

HIST 310: History of the American West in Film

HIST 310: Immigration & Ethnicity in American History

HIST 312: Sports in U.S. History

HIST 333: Labor & the Working Class in American History

HIST 345: Environmental History

HIST 403: Thesis/Capstone

HIST 444: History of the Pacific Northwest

HIST 452: The American Revolution

HIST 466: History of the American West