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Glenn Johnston: School of Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty
Glenn T. Johnston , Ph.D.
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- Ph.D., University of North Texas
- M.S., Niagara University
- M.A., State University of New York, Buffalo
- B.A., St Lawrence University
Professional Experience
Stevenson University
2013-Present: Chair, Humanities & Public History
2012-Present: History Faculty, University Archivist and Historian
2007-2012: History Faculty
University of North Texas
01/04-06/06 Administrator, Oral History Program
01/05-06/05 Adjunct Instructor, School of Education
08/03-01/04 Interviewer/ Transcriptionist, Oral History Program
Cleveland Hill High School, Cheektowaga, NY
11/99-06/01 Social Studies Teacher
East Aurora High School, East Aurora, NY
9/94-6/99 Social Studies Teacher
NYNEX Mobile Communications
6/89-12/92 Mobile Data Communications Product Development
Bell Aerospace Textron
1989 EHF Satellite Communications Product Development
1988 Liquid Propellant Howitzer Product Development
1987 High Energy Laser Test Facility Product Development
1986 Peacekeeper SICBM Air Cushion Vehicle Development
State University of New York @ Buffalo
12/83-06/84 Instructor of Geography (SUNY at Buffalo, New York)
US Army
1981-1983 All Source Intelligence Officer
1980 Tactical Intelligence Officer
1979 Armored Cavalry Operations Officer
1978 Armored Cavalry Platoon Leader
Research
Military history
Colonial history (US)
Publications
Dalton, H., Johnston, C., Johnston, G., McQuade, A., Payne, A., Payne, C., and Schmiedel, E. (2005). We Ain’t No Heroes: The 112th Cavalry in World War II. Final report. History Without Borders Project. Denton, TX: University of North Texas
Johnston, G.T. (2001) The Polish Blue Army. New York Archives. Vol. 1 No. 2, Fall.
Johnston, G.T. (1986) The 120mm SP Mortar/Howitzer: Its Impact on NATO Rear Area Defense. Armor. US Army Armor Association, Ft. Knox, KY. Mar-Apr.
Teaching
Intro to Archives
Intro to Public History
US History I: 1600-1877
US History II: 1877-present
World History I to 1500 CE
World History II 1500 CE to Present
Senior Seminar (Writing Intensive)
First Year Seminar
Field Experiences in Archival Operations
Intro to Oral History
Combat Medicine in Vietnam
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