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Kate Masur specializes in nineteenth-century United States history, focusing on U.S. history, the Civil War Reconstruction era, the anti-slavery movement, emancipation, race, politics, and state issues. She has authored several significant publications, including 'Justice: America’s Civil Rights Movement, Revolution, Reconstruction' and 'Example Land: Emancipation Struggle Equality in Washington, D.C.' Masur's contributions to the historical field include extensive consulting for major museums and participating in notable documentaries. She actively engages with educational initiatives, consulting with K-12 teachers and writing for media outlets about historical and contemporary social issues. Her teaching interests encompass Civil War Reconstruction, the anti-slavery movement, and women’s history, and she has supported numerous undergraduates in their research efforts. Her accolades include the Ver Steeg Award for excellence in graduate student mentoring and several finalist positions for prestigious awards, solidifying her impact in both teaching and scholarship.
Northwestern University • Evanston, IL
Kate Masur serves as a faculty member focusing on U.S. history, particularly the Civil War era.
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