Christopher DeRosa, Ph.D.
- Associate Professor
Department: History and Anthropology
Office: James and Marlene Howard Hall 333
Phone: 732-571-4495
Email: cderosa@monmouth.edu
I teach undergraduate and graduate courses in the military and political history of the United States, the Civil War and Reconstruction the Cold War, and World War II. My research interests include the history of American soldiers as political actors and the dynamics of military occupation. I am currently writing a book about the U.S. Army and the Reconstruction, with a particular focus how the soldiers viewed and performed their mission to uphold the rights of freed people in the post-emancipation south.
Education
Ph.D., Temple University
Scholarly Interests
Military History, US History, Cold War, Civil War and Reconstruction
Books
“The Battle for Uniform Votes: The Politics of Soldier Voting in the Election of 1944,” Beyond Combat (Philadelphia: American Philosophical Society, 2007).
Political Indoctrination in the U.S. Army from World War II to the Vietnam War. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 2006.
Awards
2018 Monmouth University’s Distinguished Teaching Award
Courses
Recently Taught Classes
2024 Summer B
- The Cold War – HS 526
2024 Spring
- World War II – HS 331
2023 Fall
- Historical Studies – HS 110
2023 Summer C
- World War II – HS 525
2023 Spring
- The CIVIL War and Reconstruction – HS 330
2022 Fall
- Historical Studies – HS 110
2022 Summer C
- The CIVIL War and Reconstruction – HS 515
2022 Spring
- The Cold War – HS 332
2021 Fall
- Historical Studies – HS 110
2021 Summer C
- The Cold War – HS 526
2021 Spring
- World War II – HS 331
