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Craig M Koslofsky is a Professor at the University of Illinois, specializing in early modern Europe history, focusing on the everyday life during the early modern world from 1400 to 1800. His current research involves the study of human skin in the context of the early modern era. In addition to his primary role in the Department of Germanic Languages & Literatures, he holds professorships in History and Medieval Studies, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach to historical studies. Koslofsky is dedicated to exploring the nuances of daily life in historical contexts and contributes to the academic community through various public engagements, scholarly publications, and teaching graduate and undergraduate courses.
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