Dr. Daryl A. Carter is professor of history in the Department of History. I joined the faculty at ETSU in August 2008. In 2004, I received the B.S. in Political Science degree from ETSU. In 2006, I received the M.A. in History degree from ETSU. In 2011, I was awarded the Ph.D. in History degree from The University of Memphis. My area of expertise is 20th century and 21st century American political history. Moreover, I look at the intersections of race, class, and gender, and how they impact American political history. My scholarship is diverse and wide-ranging. I am the author of the well-regarded Brother Bill: President Clinton and The Politics of Race & Class (The University of Arkansas, 2016). My work has been presented at both regional and national conferences, in encyclopedias and book chapters.