Adrian Mandzy

Education

• Ph.D. in History (1998), York University (Canada)
• MA in Anthropology (1992), Michigan State University
• BA in History and Anthropology (1988), St. John Fisher College

Research Interests

• Public History
• Central & Eastern Europe
• Battlefield Studies
• Expansion of European Frontiers
• Early Modern and Modern Europe 

Courses

• HIS 201 - Global Studies
• HIS 250 - Practicing History
• HIS 353 - Russia to 1917
• HIS 354 - Russia after 1917
• HIS 358 - Revolutionary Europe
• HIS 359 - Nineteenth Century Europe
• HIS 399 - Public History

Services Activities

• University Representative, Kentucky Institute of International Studies
• Faculty Assistant Dean of International Studies
• University Representative, Kentucky Academy of Central and East European Studies
• College Curriculum Committee

Organizations

• Associate Member of the I. Krypiakevych Institute of Ukrainian Studies,
• National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. 

Selected Publications & Research

• 2004. Along Europe’s Eastern Frontier: an Urban History of Early Modern Kamianets-Podilsky, East European Monographs, No. 641, Columbia University Press, ISBN: 0-88033-539-4.
• 2004. “Challenging a National Myth: Revolutionary Armies from the Battles of Zboriv”, Fields of Conflict III: Recent Perspectives on Battlefield Archaeology, National Park Service Publication.
• 2004. Book review of Patricia E. Rubertone’s, Grave Undertakings, 2001, Smithsonian Institution Press, for the Journal of the Society of Historical Archaeology, 38 (2), 2004, 157-159.
• Fulbright-Hays Faculty Research Abroad Program, 2002/2003, “Public History at Zboriv: Study and Preservation of a Seventeenth Century Cossack Battlefield in Western Ukraine”.