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Hillary Anderson

Dr. Hillary Anderson

Hillary Anderson

Associate Professor and BSE Coordinator

handerson7@uca.edu

Irby 402

(501) 450-3158

SPRING 2026 OFFICE HOURS

M 1:00-4:30; W 1:00-3:30;

by appointment

 

Curriculum Vitae

Hillary R. Anderson is a social historian of the late twentieth-century United States, focusing on individual and collective identity formation and how identity manifests in liberative action.  She earned her PhD at Texas A&M University with fields of study in African American History, the Atlantic and Caribbean World, and a certificate in Women’s and Gender Studies.  Her most recent research specifically investigates the discourse on Southern identity within lesbian feminist communities in the 1970s; it appears in the Journal of American Studies Association of Texas and the edited collection Queering Spirituality and Community in the Deep South.

At ÿÈÕ´óÈüÍøÕ¾, Dr. Anderson serves as the BSE Social Studies Coordinator for the History Department.  Teaching history is Dr. Anderson’s favorite professional activity.  Besides the survey, America in the Modern Era: the US since 1877, and a section of The Historian’s Craft, her courses at ÿÈÕ´óÈüÍøÕ¾ include a First Year Seminar on Sports in American History, Recent American History (1960 – present), Queer History of the US, and Music and Identity Politics in US History.Â