Founders' Award for Scholarship, Founders' Award for Institutional Development

HARVEY KAYE

Rosenberg Professor of Sociology
History, sociology and Director of the Center for History and Social Change. Teaches SCD 361/Historical Perspectives on Social change and SCD 461/History, Politics and Criticism - plus Intro Sociology. Author of six books: The British Marxist Historians; The Powers of the Past; The Education of Desire  (awarded the Isaac Deutscher Memorial Prize); "Why Do Ruling Classes  Fear  History?" and Other Questions; Thomas Paine; Firebrand of the Revolution  (a young adult biography); and Are We Good Citizens? Affairs Political, Literary and Academic. Also, an editor of several books in historical studies, including E.P. Thompson; Critical Perspective and The American Radical. In addition, a regular contributor to several periodicals and a columnist for the Times Higher Education Supplement and the Chronicle of Higher Education. Currently writing a new book, The Sun Never Shined on a Cause of Greater Worth: Thomas Paine and the Promise of America.  Significant international experiences in the UK, Spain, Mexico and Ecuador. (KAYEH@uwgb.edu, MAC A315, 465-2355)