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About Rachel Neiwert, PhD

My research is in Modern British history, with a particular emphasis on children and education in the British Empire. I am particularly interested in how children understood and interpreted what it meant to be British. I am also engaged in a new research project focused much closer to home, entitled "Welcoming the Dear Neighbor?: A History of Housing Inequality in Ramsey County." This project focuses on understanding the historical context of racial covenants and housing segregation in Ramsey County, Minnesota. My teaching focuses on Modern European history, with a particular emphasis on women's history, the Modern Middle East, and World History.

Positions

Present Associate Professor, History, St. Catherine University History Department
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Grants

2020 - Present “Welcoming the Dear Neighbor?: A History of Housing Inequality in Ramsey County”
Minnesota Historical Society
Legacy Grant
2020 “Welcoming the Dear Neighbor?: A History of Housing Inequality in Ramsey County”
St. Catherine University
APDC Faculty Research and Scholarly Award
2018 - 2019 Citizenship, Education, and the Family in the British Empire, 1892-1950”
St. Catherine University
APDC Faculty Research and Scholarly award
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Professional Service and Affiliations

2020 - Present University Faculty Evaluation, Promotion, & Tenure Committee Co-Chair, St. Catherine University
2017 - Present History Department Assessment Lead, St. Catherine University
2020 - 2021 Undergraduate Core Revision Committee (member), St. Catherine University
2020 - 2021 Shared Governance Task Force (member), St. Catherine University
2019 - 2020 University Faculty Evaluation, Promotion, & Tenure Committee Member, St. Catherine University
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Honors and Awards

  • Excellence in Teaching and Advising Award, St. Catherine University (2016)

Courses

  • Empire and Resistance: Building and Breaking the British Empire
  • Modern Middle East
  • Women in Europe since 1500
  • Growing Up Girl: Girlhood in World History
  • Europe since World War II
  • Europe from World War I to World War II
  • Introduction to Historiography
  • World History since 1500
  • Europe since 1800

Education

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2009 Ph.D., University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota ‐ Ph.D., History
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2002 MA, Georgia State University, Atlanta, Georgia ‐ Master of Arts, History
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1999 BA, George Fox University, Newberg, Oregon, Summa Cum Laude ‐ Bachelor of Arts, History
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Contact Information

Phone: 651-690-6087

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Presentations (10)

Publications (1)