William Giffin
Professor
education: Ph.D., at The Ohio State University, 1968
office: Stalker Hall 314
e-mail: William.Giffin@indstate.edu
phone: (812) 237-2718
Office hours: MWF, 10-10:50 and by appt.
William W. Giffin received his B.A. from The College
of Wooster and his B.S. Edu., M.A., and Ph.D. from The Ohio State
University. He joined the
faculty at Indiana State University out of graduate school. Dr. Giffin
also briefly taught as a Visiting Professor at DePauw University.
He teaches and researches on topics in United States history with
a focus on Race and Nationality. His major book, African Americans
and the Color Line in Ohio, 1915-1930, reveals how the color line
varied according to urban area in Ohio, and how African American men and
women negotiated the color line on a local level. Dr. Giffin teaches
courses on United States ethnic history and Indiana history.
Courses Taught at ISU include:
HIST 201 - United States to 1877
HIST 425/525 - Indiana History
HIST 437/537/AFRI 433 - Race and Nationality in the United States
HIST 620 - Proseminar: The United States
HIST 621 - Seminar: The United States