Steven Beda
Department of History
sbeda@u.washington.edu
20th century labor and gender, US West.

Scott Brown
Department of History
comrade@u.washington.edu
East-Central Europe, Slovak Nationalism, 1960s

Katharine Chapman
Department of History
chapmank@u.washington.edu
Ancient Greece and Rome

Robert Cruickshank - Web Editor
Department of History
ric1@u.washington.edu
Twentieth Century United States, Urban History, Race and Politics

Laura Erickson
Department of History
laurar2@u.washington.edu
High and Late Medieval Europe - focus on Gender, Chivalry, Warfare and Dissent

Rebecca Hughes
Department of History
rebech2@u.washington.edu
19th and 20th Century Britain; Colonialism, Race, Religion

Daren Salter - Editor in Chief
Department of History
dmsalter@u.washington.edu
Twentieth Century United States; Race, Labor and Popular Culture

Prof. Susan Glenn - Faculty Advisor
Department of History
glenns@u.washington.edu

• If you are a University of Washington graduate student and are interested in joining our editorial staff or serving as a reader please contact Istoria at dmsalter@u.washington.edu. We encourage editors from outside of the History department.

Call for Papers

Istoria is a new online journal devoted to electronically publishing original scholarship on topics in History and related disciplines. Founded and staffed by graduate students in the University of Washington's History department, Istoria's mission is to provide a forum for graduate students to expose their ideas to a broad audience, build their publishing resume, and receive constructive criticism through peer-review. 

We are currently accepting submissions for our second issue. Graduate students currently enrolled in any department at the University of Washington are encouraged to submit work provided it contains significant historical content. In addition to articles, conference papers, and dissertation chapters, Istoria welcomes historiographic essays and reviews of recently published monographs.

Authors wishing to publish in Istoria should review the guideline of submission policies and procedures. All submissions must be received no later than April 18, 2008 in order to be considered for publication. If accepted, authors are expected to work with Istoria's editorial board and make requested revisions to their work.

Istoria will not enforce an exclusive copyright on submissions accepted for publication. However, authors should be aware that many journals will not accept work that has been published or is being considered for publication elsewhere. If you plan on submitting your work to another journal, please familiarize yourself with that publication's submission policy before submitting to Istoria.

Any questions concerning the journal, submission guidelines, or copyright issues can be directed to dmsalter@u.washington.edu.