History
Clifton Ganyard

Associate Professor & Chair
- Office
- SA 257
- Phone
- (920) 465-2472
- ganyardc@uwgb.edu
Areas of Emphasis: Modern Europe, Modern Germany, Modern Japan, Cultural History
Publications: Artur Mahraun and the Young German Order: An Alternative to National Socialism in Weimar Political Culture
Awards & Fellowships:
- UW-System Institute on Race and Ethnicity Grant to teach HIS 470 War Without Mercy: Race, Power, and Violence in the Second World War, Spring 2012.
- UWGB Instructional Development Award to teach HIS 470 War Without Mercy: Race, Power, and Violence in the Second World War, Spring 2012.
- Founders Association Award for Excellence in Teaching, 2009-2010
- UWGB Research Scholar, Spring 2010
- Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
- Beloit Center for Language Studies Director’s Grant, Summer Intensive Japanese Language Program, June 12-August 6, 2010
- Beloit Center for Language Studies Director’s Grant, Summer Intensive Japanese Language Program, June 13-August 7, 2009
- UWGB Teaching Scholar, 2005-06
- American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) Fellowship to attend the National Faculty Development Institute on "Incorporating Japanese Studies into the Undergraduate Curriculum," San Diego State University, 1-24 June, 2005
Education: B.A., M.A., Ph.D., State University of New York at Buffalo
Courses
- Foundations of Western Culture II
- World Civilizations II
- Europe in the 19th Century
- Europe in the 20th Century
- History of Modern East Asia
- Topics in Modern European History
- German Culture
- Japanese Culture