Matthew Norman

Matthew D. Norman , Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Associate Professor of History

UC Blue Ash Muntz 255F
Phone 513-558-1650
Email normanmh@ucmail.uc.edu

Education

Ph.D.: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, (History)

A.M.: University of Illinois Urbana-Champagin, (History)

B.A.: Knox College

Positions and Work Experience

2017 - Associate Professor of History, University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College,

2011 -2017 Assistant Professor of History, University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College,

2015 - Editor, Ohio Valley History,

2010 -2011 Acting Coordinator of Civil War Era Studies Program, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA

2008 -2011 Visiting Assistant Professor, History and Civil War Era Studies, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA

2007 -2008 Visiting Assistant Professor of Civil War Era Studies and Africana Studies, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA

2006 -2007 Post Doctoral Research Fellow in Civil War Era Studies and Africana Studies, Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA

Publications

Peer Reviewed Publications

Matthew D. Norman (2017. ) “‘Had Mr. Lincoln Lived’: Alternate Histories, Reconstruction, Race and Memory .Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association, , 38 (1 ) ,43-69

Matthew D. Norman (2010. ) The Other Lincoln Douglas-Debate: The Race Issue in a Comparative Context, .Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association, , 31 (1 ) ,1-21

Matthew D. Norman (2007. ) From An ‘Abolition City’ to the Color Line: Galesburg, Knox College, and the Legacy of Antislavery Activism .Journal of Illinois History, , 10 (1 ) ,2-26

Matthew D. Norman (2003. ) An Illinois Iconoclast: Edgar Lee Masters and the Anti-Lincoln Tradition .Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association, , 24 (1 ) ,43-57

Published Books

Matthew D. Norman and Frederick Hord (2019. ) Knowing Him By Heart: An Anthology of African American Writings on Abraham Lincoln .Champaign-Urbana , University of Illinois Press (Co-Editor)

Book Chapter

(2021 ) “Our Beloved Father Abraham:” African American Civil War Veterans and Abraham Lincoln in War and Memory The War Went On: Reconsidering the Lives of Civil War Veterans .(pp. 211-229).Baton Rouge, Louisiana State University Press

Matthew D. Norman (2006 ) Abraham Lincoln, Stephen A. Douglas, the Model Republic, and the Right of Revolution: 1848-61 Politics and Culture of the Civil War Era: Essays in Honor of Robert W. Johannsen .(pp. 154-177).

Matthew D. Norman (2019 ) Fraught with Great Difficulty’: Lincoln and Reconstruction The Blackwell Companion to Abraham Lincoln .Blackwell

Encyclopedia Article

Matthew D. Norman (2008. ) The Essential Lincoln: A Political Encyclopedia .8-15Washington, D.C., CQ Press

Matthew D. Norman (2008. ) The Essential Lincoln: A Political Encyclopedia .510-513Washington, D.C., CQ Press

Matthew D. Norman (2008. ) The Essential Lincoln: A Political Encyclopedia .611-614

Matthew D. Norman (2008. ) The Essential Lincoln: A Political Encyclopedia .618-621

Contact Information

Academic - UC Blue Ash Muntz 255F
Phone: 513-558-1650
normanmh@ucmail.uc.edu