Susan Kent
Professor Emerita
Modern Britain / British Empire

Humanities 284

By Appointment


Professor KentÌýspecializes in modern British history, focusing on gender, culture, imperialism, and politics.Ìý


Professor Kent teaches courses on modern British history and British imperialism from a global/comparative perspective. Some of the courses she teaches include:Ìý"Introduction to British History since 1660," "Introduction to Global History: Settler Colonialism, 17th century - present," and a seminar called "Revolts Against the British Empire, 1745-1929."ÌýIn 2015, in recognition of exceptional service, teaching and research, she was named a CU Boulder College of Arts & Sciences Professor of Distinction.

Professor Kent received her Ph.D. in comparative history from Brandeis University.ÌýHer publications includeÌýÌý(Routledge, 1987),ÌýÌý(Princeton University Press, 1993),ÌýÌý(Routledge, 1999); an e-text,ÌýThe History of Western Civilization since 1500: An Ecological ApproachÌý(2008);ÌýÌý(2009);ÌýÌý(2011), with Misty Bastian and Marc Matera;ÌýÌý(2012);ÌýÌý(2012);ÌýÌý(2015), with Myles Osborne;ÌýÌý(2016);ÌýÌý(2016); andÌýÌý(2017), with Marc Matera.ÌýHer most recent book, Gender, A World History, will appear in 2020. KentÌýheld a National Endowment for Humanities Fellowship at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. She currently Chair ofÌýthe Department of Religious Studies.Ìý

Professor Kent is no longer accepting graduate students.Ìý