Bio
J. Suzanne Farmer is a native of Southeast Arkansas who joined the faculty at NSU
in the fall of 2011. Dr. Farmer graduated
summa cum laude with a B.A. in History and Political Science from the University of Arkansas, Monticello.
She received her M.A. in History with an emphasis on early modern Europe from Western
Illinois University and earned a Ph.D. in History with a concentration in British
history from The University of Mississippi.
Dr. Farmer's research examines the relationship between politics and the economy in
late-seventeenth century England by exploring the political participation of wealthy
merchants during the Restoration. She is currently working on a series of scholarly
articles.
Early and Modern Western Civilization, Women's and Gender Studies, Renaissance-Reformation
Era, Age of Absolute Kings, Tudor-Stuart Britain, Atlantic World, French Revolution
and Napoleon, Modern Britain, Africa, and New Imperialism
Courses Taught:
- INTRO WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES - WGS 2123 - Summer 2020
- EARLY WESTERN CIVILIZATION - HIST 1113 - Summer 2020
- MODERN WESTERN CIVILIZATION - HIST 1213 - Spring 2020
- AFRICA IN THE MODERN WORLD - HIST 4653 - Spring 2020
- STUDIES IN HISTORY - HIST 4023 - Summer 2019
- AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1877 - HIST 1483 - Summer 2019
- HISTORICAL INTERNSHIP - HIST 4993 - Summer 2019
- THE AGE OF ABS KINGS,1600-1764 - HIST 3283 - Fall 2018
- THE BRITISH ISLES: 1485-1715 - HIST 4353 - Fall 2017
- THE FRENCH REVOLUTION/NAP ERA - HIST 4283 - Fall 2016
