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2002 Lawrence G. Haggerty Award for Research Excellence Recipient

Athan Theoharis
History


Dr. Theoharis is truly one of Marquette University’s most respected and most productive historians. Early in his career, he made a name for himself as a specialist in the history of the Truman presidency and he continues to be the Department’s premier historian of the 1950s in the United States.

More recently, he has established himself, by virtue of his assiduous research and prolific publication, as one of a handful of highly respected and highly sought experts on the history of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. analyses are often cited by other scholars, and his commentary is often sought by both national and international media.

Moreover, his work is of public significance. As a Jesuit university, Marquette has made social justice a centerpiece of its public identity. Dr.Theoharis epitomizes this by combining his careful, accurate, and fair scholarship with a deep commitment to civil liberties and social justice.

His work informs our understanding of public policy. It stimulates us to think about the nature and purpose of our policy. It advocates a public commitment to justice and strong respect for all people.

Thus Dr.Theoharis’s scholarship serves as a model for his colleagues and students alike. A respected teacher, a trusted colleague, and an impressive researcher, Professor Athan Theoharis brings honor and international renown to Marquette University.

 

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