Faculty

Faculty

Professional & Teaching Awards

Publications and Research

Faculty

Phillip A. Cantrell, Ph.D., West Virginia University. Assistant Professor of History;  Asian History, African History, World History.

N. Scott Cole,  Ph.D., Miami (Ohio)University. Associate Professor of Political Science; Comparative Politics, Western Europe, Latin America, US Politics, Democracy and Democratization, Political Participation, and International Relations.   Longwood University Junior Faculty Award (2007).  East Ruffner 235, (434) 395-2526.
E-mail:  colens@longwood.edu

David J. Coles, Ph.D., Florida State University. Associate Professor of History; The Old South, Civil War and Reconstruction; Early National Period of the U.S., Virginia History, Archival Management. Recipient: Student's Faculty Recognition Award for Excellence in Teaching and Service to Students (2003); Longwood University Junior Faculty Award (2003); Fuqua Excellence in Teaching Award (2004). East Ruffner 229, (434) 395-2220.
E-mail:  colesdj@longwood.edu

James W. Crowl, Ph.D., University of Virginia. Associate Professor of History; History of Russia, Modern Europe, History of China. Recipient: Student's Faculty Recognition Award for Excellence in Teaching and Service to Students (1987); Two Fuqua Excellence in Teaching Awards (1995, 1997), East Ruffner 246, (434) 395-2217. E-mail: crowljw@longwood.edu

Larissa Smith Fergeson, Ph.D., Emory University. Associate Professor of History; 20th-century American history, African-American history, History of the U.S. South, Virginia History.  Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Fellowship (Spring 2004). Longwood University Junior Faculty Award (2004). East Ruffner 231.  (434) 395-2776.
E-Mail: fergesonls@longwood.edu

William R. Harbour, Ph.D., Indiana University. Associate Professor of Political Science; Political Philosophy, The American Presidency, American Political Thought, Political Leadership; Recipient: Maria Bristow Starke Faculty Excellence Award (1995), East Ruffner 228, (434) 395-2219.
E-mail: harbourwr@longwood.edu   

William C. Holliday, Ph.D., University of Kansas.  Assistant Professor of History; Latin American history, the South Atlantic World.

Steven Isaac, Ph.D., Louisiana State University. Associate Professor of History; Medieval Europe; military history; Islamic Civilization; Ancient Greece. Editor, Anglo-Norman Anonymous, Bulletin of the Haskins Society for Anglo-Saxon, Viking, Anglo-Norman, and Angevin History. Manager, website of the Haskins Society: www.haskins.cornell.edu. East Ruffner 226A, (434)395-2225.
E-mail: isaacsw@longwood.edu

Mark Lukas, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts. Assistant Professor of Philosophy;  Ethical Theory, History of Philosophy.  East Ruffner 232, (434) 395-2407.  E-mail: lukasme@longwood.edu

Eric Moore, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts. Associate Professor of Philosophy; Ethical Theory, Social/Political Philosophy, Applied Ethics, Metaethics, Aesthetics, Metaphysics, Logic. East Ruffner 233, (434) 395-2176. 
E-mail: mooreef@longwood.edu

James R. Munson, Ph.D., Columbia University. Associate Professor of History; European Intellectual History; France 1789 to Present; French Revolution and Napoleon, 19th-Century Europe; Recipient: Honorary President's Fellowship, Columbia University (1977); Chateaubriand Fellowship, Government of France (1983-1984); Southern Historical Association, European Section, Amos Simpson Award for Best Paper Presentation (1995), Longwood University Junior Faculty Award (1997); Maud Glenn Raiford Award for Excellence in Teaching (2000). East Ruffner 234, (434) 395-2218.
E-mail: munsonjr@longwood.edu

Melissa Pine, Ph.D., Oxford University.  Assistant Professor of History; Twentieth-Century Europe, European Integration, Post-War Europe.

Scott Senn, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts Amherst. Assistant Professor of Philosophy; Ethics, Environmental Ethics, Bio-Medical Ethics, History of Philosophy, Ancient Philosophy. East Ruffner 244, (434) 395-2817. 
E-mail: sennsj@longwood.edu

Deborah Welch, Ph.D., University of Wyoming. Associate Professor of History; Colonial America, Public History and Historic Preservation, History of American Women,  American Indian History, the American West.  Recipient: Maud Glenn Raiford Award for Excellence in Teaching (2001). East Ruffner 242, (434) 395-2773. 
E-mail: welchds@longwood.edu

Emeriti and Retired Faculty

William F. Dorrill, Ph.D., Harvard University. Longwood University President Emeritus and Board of Visitors Distinguished Professor of History and Political Science. 

Elizabeth W. Etheridge, Ph.D., University of Georgia. Board of Visitors Distinguished Professor and Professor Emerita of History.

L. Marshall Hall, Jr., M.A.T., Duke University, additional graduate study, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Associate Professor Emeritus of History; American Historiography; United States 1877-1945. Recipient: Maria Bristow Starke Award for Faculty Excellence (1984); Student's Faculty Recognition Award for Excellence in Teaching and Service to Students (1991), 105-E Wynne Building, (434) 395-2225. 

Helms, James, Ph.D., University of Virginia. Professor Emeritus of History; Student Teacher Supervisor.

Gilbert J. Millar, Ph.D., Louisiana State University, additional graduate study, University of London. Professor of History; Medieval Europe, Renaissance and Reformation, Medieval England, and Tudor-Stuart England. Recipient: Maud Glenn Raiford Award for Excellence in Teaching (1996); Who's Who Among American Teachers (1998); 104-D Wynne Building,

Maurice P. Sneller, Ph.D., University of Virginia. Professor of History, United States 1945-Present; United States Diplomatic History; History of Japan, 105-D Wynne Building, (434) 395-2223. 
  

Part-Time Faculty

David J. Coles

• Student's Faculty Recognition Award for Excellence in Teaching and Service to Students (2003)

• Longwood University Junior Faculty Award (2003)
   
• Fuqua Excellence in Teaching Award (2004)

N. Scott Cole

• Longwood University Junior Faculty Award (2007)

James W. Crowl

• Student's Faculty Recognition Award for Excellence in Teaching and Service to Students (1987)

• Two Fuqua Excellence in Teaching Awards (1995, 1997)

William F. Dorrill

• Longwood University President Emeritus and Board of Visitors Distinguished Professor of History and Political Science (1996)

Elizabeth W. Etheridge

• Board of Visitors Distinguished Professor and Professor Emerita of History (1992)

Larissa Smith Fergeson         

• Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Fellowship (Spring 2004)
  
  
• Longwood University Junior Faculty Award (2004) 

L. Marshall Hall, Jr.

• Maria Bristow Starke Award for Faculty Excellence (1984)

• Student's Faculty Recognition Award for Excellence in Teaching and Service to Students (1991)

William R. Harbour

• Maria Bristow Starke Faculty Excellence Award (1995)

James R. Munson

• Honorary President's Fellowship, Columbia University (1977)

• Chateaubriand Fellowship, Government of France (1983-1984)

• Southern Historical Association, European Section, Amos Simpson Award for Best Paper Presentation (1995)

• Longwood University Junior Faculty Award (1997)

• Maud Glenn Raiford Award for Excellence in Teaching (2000)

Deborah Welch

• Maud Glenn Raiford Award for Excellence in Teaching (2001)

Books:

• Alexander, Bevin., The Future of Warfare. New York and London: W. W. Norton, 1995.

• Alexander, Bevin., How Great Generals Win. New York and London: W. W. Norton, 1993.

• Alexander, Bevin., Korea: The First War We Lost. Revised and Expanded edition, New York: Hippocrene Books, 1995.

• Alexander, Bevin., Lost Victories: The Military Genius of Stonewall Jackson. New York: Henry Holt and Co., 1992.
   
• Alexander, Bevin. Robert E. Lee's Civil War.  Holbrook, Mass.:  Adams Media Corporation, 1998.

• Alexander, Bevin., The Strange Connection: U.S. Intervention in China, 1944-1972. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1992.
   
• Coles, David J. and Frank Alduino. Sons of Garibaldi in Blue and Gray: Italians in the American Civil War.  Youngstown, N.Y.:  Cambria Press, 2007.

• Coles, David J. (assoc. compiler), Biographical Roster of Confederate and Union Soldiers, 1861-1865. 6 Vols. Wilmington: Broadfoot Publishing Company, 1995.
   
• Coles, David J. (Associate Editor), Encyclopedia of the American Civil War. Edited by David and Jeanne Heidler.  ABC-Clio, forthcoming.
   
• Coles, David J. "Powder, Lead, and Cold Steel": Campaigning in the Shenandoah with the Twelfth Pennsylvania Cavalry:  The Civil War Letters of John H. Black. (with Stephen D. Engle).  Published as a special issue of Jefferson County Historical Society Journal, 1989.

• Crowl, James W. Angels in Stalin's Paradise: Western Reporters in Soviet Russia, 1917-1937; A Case Study of Louis Fischer and Walter Duranty. Washington, D.C.: The University of America Press, 1981.
   
• Edmunds, R. David, and Deborah Welch. Leaders of the People. Lincoln, Neb.:  University of Nebraska Press, forthcoming.

• Harbour, William R. The Foundations of Conservative Thought: An Anglo-American Tradition in Perspective. Notre Dame, In.: The Notre Dame University Press, 1982.

• Welch, Deborah. A Warrior's Daughter:  Zitkala-Sa and Twentieth-Century American Leadership. Lincoln, Neb.:  University of Nebraska Press, forthcoming.

Articles

• Coles, David J. and Frank Alduino.  "Luigi Palma di Cesnola: An Italian American in the Civil War,"  The Italian American Review (Spring/Summer 1999).

• Harbour, William R., "American Constitutionalism and Natural Law," Vera Lex, 7 (1987).

• Moore, Eric. “The Case for Unequal Animal Rights,” Environmental Ethics 34 (2002) 

• Moore, Eric. “Desert, Virtue, and Justice,” Social Theory and Practice 26 (2000)

• Moriarty, Paul V., “Physics and Metaphysics in the Worldview of Emilie Du Chatelet,” forthcoming in Studies on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century.

• Moriarty, Paul V., “Strangers in a strange land:  The problem of exotic species,” with Mark Woods, Environmental Values, vol. 10, no. 2, May 2001, 163-191.
   
• Moriarty, Paul V., “Hunting ¹ Predation” with Mark Woods, Environmental Ethics, vol. 19, no. 4, winter 1997.

• Munson, James R., "Business and Revolution:  The Case of Commercial Law," The Consortium on Revolutionary Europe:  Selected Papers, 1997 (Florida State University:  Institute on Napoleon and the French Revolution, 1998).

• Smith, Larissa.  “Black Lawyers in Virginia: Creating a Civil Rights Vanguard,” in From Grassroots to the Supreme Court: Explorations of Brown v. Board of Education and American Democracy, ed. Peter Lau (Duke University Press, forthcoming in July 2004).

• Smith, Larissa.  “Labor and Civil Rights: Brownie Lee Jones and the Southern School for Workers during the 1940s,” in Making a New South: Race, Class and Culture after the Civil War, eds. Paul Cimballa, Bart Shaw, and Patricia Sullivan (forthcoming).

• Smith, Larissa.  “Harry F. Byrd,” “Carter Glass,” “Lucy Randolph Mason,” “Diego Rivera,” and “Southern Negro Youth Congress,” Encyclopedia of the Great Depression (New York: Macmillan Reference, 2004) .

• Smith, Larissa.  “Will Alexander,” “Oliver Hill,” “Luther P. Jackson,” and “Maggie Lena Walker,” Civil Rights in the United States, eds. Waldo E. Martin, Jr. and Patricia A. Sullivan, (New York: Macmillan Reference, 2000).
   
• Welch, Deborah. "American Indian Women:  Reaching Beyond the Myth," New Directions in American Indian History. Edited by Colin Calloway.  Newberry Library Series.  Norman, Ok.:  University of Oklahoma Press, 1988.

• Welch, Deborah, and William Hewitt.  "Gossard v. Crane:  National Issues in American Education Brought to the Univeristy of Wyoming in the 1920s,"  Annals of Wyoming (Fall 1985).
   
• Welch, Deborah. "The Indian and the Humanists," Nebraska History (Fall 1994).
   
• Welch, Deborah. "Introduction to the American Frontier," OAH Magazine of History (Fall 1988).
   
• Welch, Deborah. "New Scholarship in American Indian History," Prospects: An Annual of the American Culture Studies Association (Cambridge University Press, 1990).
   
• Welch, Deborah. "Only the Dead Were Brave:  A Study of the Titanic Widows," SIGNS (forthcoming).
   
• Welch, Deborah. "Red Progressives:  The Women of the Society of American Indians, 1911-1924," American Indian Quarterly (forthcoming).
   
• Welch, Deborah. "To Woo a Queen: Thomas Randolph and Mary, Queen of Scots," English Historical Review (forthcoming).

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Encyclopedia Entries

• Munson, James R. "Baron Alleye de Cyprey," The United States and Mexico at War. New York: MacMillan Reference, 1997.

• Munson, James R. "France," The United States and Mexico at War. New York: MacMillan Reference, 1997.

• Munson, James R. "Francois Guizot," The United States and Mexico at War. New York: MacMillan Reference, 1997.

•  Smith, Larissa.  “Harry F. Byrd,” “Carter Glass,” “Lucy Randolph Mason,” “Diego Rivera,” and “Southern Negro Youth Congress,” Encyclopedia of the Great Depression (New York: Macmillan Reference, 2004).

• Welch, Deborah. "Gertrude Simmons Bonnin," Encyclopedia of American History. Boston:  Houghton-Mifflin, 1993.
   
• Welch, Deborah. "Zitkala-Sa," American National Biography. Oxford:  Oxford University Press, 1995.

Papers

• Crowl, James W. "Concealing the Soviet Famine of 1932-1933: The Role of Walter Duranty, Louis Fischer, and the Foreign Press in Moscow." Harvard University Ukrainian Research Institute, 1985.

• Harbour, William R.. "Friedrich Nietzche and Modern Political Theory." Longwood University Faculty Colloquium Series, 1980.

• Moore, Eric, " Motive-utilitarianism Revisited," accepted for the 2004 APA Pacific Division.

• Moore, Eric. “Evaluating Acts and Agents” Virginia Philosophical Association, October 2002.

• Moore, Eric. “Duties to Animals and Marginal Humans” Society of Philosophy and Public Affairs, December 2000.

• Moore, Eric. “The Case for Unequal Rights for Animals” Society for the Study of Ethics and Animals, April 2000.

• Moore, Eric. “Sidgwick was no Rossian Deontologist” University of Massachusetts/Amherst Biennial Alumni Conference, October 1999.

• Moriarty, Paul V.  “Nature Naturalized:  A Darwinian Defense of the Nature/Culture Distinction,” 14th North American Conference on Environment and Community, Saratoga Springs NY, February 2004.

• Moriarty, Paul V.  “Aquinas and analogical predication,” Virginia Philosophical Association, annual meeting in Blacksburg VA, October 1999.

• Moriarty, Paul V.  “Utility and Death,” University of Virginia 1999 Summer Colloquium Series, June 1999.

• Moriarty, Paul V.  “Strangers in a strange land:  The problem of exotic species,” Restoring Native Ecosystems Conference sponsored by the National Arbor Day Foundation, Nebraska City, Nebraska, November 1999.

• Moriarty, Paul V.  “Hunting ¹ Predation,” Philosophy Interpretation and Culture Conference, Binghamton NY, February 1997.

• Munson, James R. "Business and Revolution: the Case of Commercial Law," Annual Meeting of the Consortium on Revolutionary Europe, 1997, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

• Munson, James R. "Business Courts and the Business Ethos in Revolutionary France," Society for French Historical Studies Annual Meeting, 1993, Chico, California.

• Munson, James R. "The Legal Organization of Credit in Revolutionary and Napoleonic France," Southern Historical Association Annual Meeting, 1994, Louisville, Kentucky.

• Smith, Larissa.  “The NAACP Campaign against School Inequalities during the 1930s and 1940s,”  Before and After Brown in Virginia: A Symposium on the Fiftieth Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, sponsored by the Virginia Historical Society, held at Hampden-Sydney College, April 1, 2004, and at the Virginia Historical Society, April 2, 2004.

• Smith, Larissa.  “Esther Cooper and the Struggle for Racial Equality in Virginia,” Annual Meeting of the Southern Historical Association, Baltimore, MD, November 2002.

• Smith, Larissa.  “Black Lawyers in Virginia: Creating a Civil Rights Vanguard,” The History of Brown v. Board of Education, conference sponsored by the Institute of Southern Studies, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, June 2002.

• Smith, Larissa.  “Constructing the History of Twentieth-Century Southside Virginia,” presentation made with Dr. David Coles at the Annual Meeting of the National Council on Public History and Organization of American Historians, Washington, D.C., April 2002.

•  Smith, Larissa.  “Bringing College and Community Together: Doing Public History,” presentation made on behalf of Dr. Deborah Welch at the Annual Meeting of the Organization of American Historians, Los Angeles, California, April 2001.

• Smith, Larissa.  “From Labor to Civil Rights: Brownie Lee Jones and the Southern School for Workers in Virginia during the 1940s,” Fifth Southern Conference on Women’s History, Southern Association of Women Historians, Richmond, Virginia, June 2000.

• Smith, Larissa.  “Challenging the Byrd Machine: Civil Rights Activism in Virginia during the 1940s,”   Annual Meeting of the Organization of American Historians, Toronto, Canada, April 1999.

• Smith, Larissa.  "Black Activists in Virginia during the 1940s," Cambridge-Tulane Atlantic World   Studies Conference on the Segregated South, Cambridge, England, March 1999.

• Smith, Larissa.  “The Rise of the NAACP in Virginia during the 1930s – A Look at Richmond,” Graduate Student Conference, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Virginia, April 1998.

• Smith, Larissa.  “Building a Vehicle for Movement: Charles H. Houston and the NAACP during  the New Deal Era,” Annual Meeting of the Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History, Charleston, South Carolina, October 1996.

• Welch, Deborah. "American Indian Women's Political Acitivism:  The Life of Gertrude Bonnin."  American Society for Ethnohistory, 1986.
   
• Welch, Deborah. "Anglo, Indian, and Hispanic:  Case Studies of Cross-Cultural Cooperation."  American Society for Ethnohistory, 1988.
   
• Welch, Deborah, "An Indian Voice to the Anglo World."  Organization of American Historians. Louisville, Kentucky, 1991.
   
• Welch, Deborah. "Innovative Teaching of United States Constitutional History." Organization of American Historians, 1987.
   
• Welch, Deborah. "New Techniques in Interdisciplinary Teaching of Global Studies." BOCES In-Service Conference, 1997.
   
• Welch, Deborah. "New Ways to Look at Women's History." Upward Bound Copnference, SUNY-Fredonia, 1997.

PUBLICATIONS AND RESEARCH BY RETIRED FACULTY

Books by Retired Faculty    

• Couture, Richard T., Powhatan: A Bicentennial History. Richmond, Va.: The Dietz Press, 1980.

• Couture, Richard T., ed. Charlie's Letters: The Correspondence of Charles E. DeNoon. Privately published, 1982.

• Couture, Richard T., To Preserve and Protect: A History of the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities. Dallas, Tex.: Taylor Publishing Co., 1985.

• Couture, Richard T., ed. What Think You of That?: The Gresham Papers. Richmond, Va.: The Dietz Press, 1997.

• Etheridge, Elizabeth W. The Butterfly Caste: A Social History of Pellagra in the South. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1972.

• Etheridge, Elizabeth W. The Neighborhood Mint: Dahlonega in the Age of Jackson. Macon, Ga.: The Mercer University Press, 1986.

• Etheridge, Elizabeth W. Sentinel For Health: A History of the Centers for Disease Control. Berkeley: The University of California Press, 1992.

• Millar, Gilbert John. Tudor Mercenaries and Auxiliaries, 1485-1547. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 1980.

Articles by Retired Faculty

• Calihan, David S. "Facts or Fictions? The Civil Liberties Views of Sandra Day O'Connor," Southeastern Political Review (Spring 1986).

• Couture, Richard T. "The Outsides of a Horse," Virginia Cavalcade Magazine (May 1965).

• Couture, Richard T. "Bolling Island," Goochland Historical Society Magazine (September 1971).

• Couture, Richard T. "The Bolling-Cabell Letters, Part I," Goochland Historical Society Magazine (September 1980).

• Couture, Richard T. "The Bolling-Cabell Letters, Part II," Goochland Historical Society Magazine (September 1981).

• Couture, Richard T. "TheWestern Campaign," Goochland Historical Society Magazine (September 1980).

• Couture, Richard T. "The Veracity of the Dahlgren Letters," Goochland Historical Society Magazine (September 1981).

• Couture, Richard T. "Jefferson in Goochland," Goochland Historical Society Magazine (September 1982).

• Couture, Richard T. "Dr. Nash Perkins Snead," Goochland Historical Society Magazine (September 1982).

• Couture, Richard T. "The Bolling-Cabell Letters, Part III," Goochland Historical Society Magazine (September 1982).

• Couture, Richard T. "Good Golly, Miss Mollie, Part I," Goochland Historical Society Magazine (September 1983).

• Couture, Richard T. "The Collidge Party," Goochland Historical Society Magazine (December 1986).

• Etheridge, Elizabeth W. "Grace Arabell Goldsmith," Notable American Women, Supplement. Cambridge, Mass.: Belknap Press of Harvard University, 1980.

• Etheridge, Elizabeth W. "A New Scourge for the South," chapter 10 of Pellagra (Benchmark Papers in Biochemistry, II). Edited by Kenneth J. Carpenter. Stroudsburg, Penn.: Hutchinson Ross Publishing Co., 1981.

• Etheridge, Elizabeth W. "Pellagra: An Unwelcome Example of Southern Distinctiveness," in Disease and Distinctiveness in the American South. Edited by Todd Savett and James Harvey Young. Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, 1988.

• Hall, L. Marshall, "William Sharkey and Reconstruction, 1866-1873," Journal of Mississippi History, 27 (February 1965).

• Millar, Gilbert J., "The Landsknecht: His Recruitment and Organization, With Some Reference to the Reign of Henry VIII," Military Affairs, (October 1971).

• Millar, Gilbert J., "The Albanians: Sixteenth-Century Mercenaries," History Today, (July 1976).

• Millar, Gilbert J., "The Lollards of Scotland," Virginia Social Science Association Journal, (November 1978).

• Millar, Gilbert J., "Henry VIII's Colonels," Journal for the Society of Army Historical Research, (Autumn 1979).

Encyclopedia Entries for Retired Faculty

• Etheridge, Elizabeth W.. "Health, Worker," Encyclopedia of the Southern Culture. New York: Anchor Books, 1989.

• Etheridge, Elizabeth W.. "Pellagra," Encyclopedia of the Southern History. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1979.

• Hall, L. Marshall. "George Cadwalader," The United States and Mexico at War. New York: MacMillan Reference, 1997.

• Hall, L. Marshall. "George M. Dallas," The United States and Mexico at War. New York: MacMillan Reference, 1997.

• Hall, L. Marshall. "James Buchanan," The United States and Mexico at War. New York: MacMillan Reference, 1997.

• Hall, L. Marshall. "James Gordon Bennett," The United States and Mexico at War. New York: MacMillan Reference, 1997.

• Hall, L. Marshall. "Nicholas Trist," The United States and Mexico at War. New York: MacMillan Reference, 1997.

Papers by Retired Faculty

• Calihan, David S. "Expediency v. Principle: The Burger Court and Civil Liberties." Georgia Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Savannah, Georgia, 1984.
   
• Calihan, David S. "Facts or Fictions?: The Civil Liberties Views of Sandra O'Connor" Georgia Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Athens, Georgia, 1985.

• Calihan, David S. "Independence in Bureaucratic Policymaking and Administration: New Flexibility in Old Rules." MAmerican Society for Public Administration, Region 6, Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, 1983.
   
• Calihan, David S. "Menu Budgeting for Mental Health Programs: The Impact of Virginia'a Cafeteria System in Rural Areas," American Society for Public Administration Region 5-6 Meeting, Louisville, Kentucky, 1982.

• Calihan, David S. "Off-Campus Programs in Political Science: Serious Work, or Frolic and Detour?" Midwest Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1976.

• Calihan, David S. "Sex and the Supreme Court" Longwood University Faculty Colloquium Series, 1986.

• Couture, Richard T. "To Serve and Protect: The Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities." Longwood University Faculty Colloquium Series, 1994.
   
• Couture, Richard T. "William Ruffner and the Foundations of Teacher Training in Farmville." Longwood University Faculty Colloquium Series, 1984.

• Couture, Richard T. "Victorian Furniture." Historic Petersburg Foundation, 1987.

• Hall, L. Marshall. "Dolphin's Wardroom: The Officers of the United States Brig-of-War Dolphin, 1858-1860." The Mid-Atlantic Maritime History Conference, University of Richmond, Richmond, Virginia, 1980.

• Hall, L. Marshall. "Governor William L. Sharkey and Presidential Reconstruction in Mississippi, 1865." Mississippi Historical Society Annual Meeting, Meridian, Mississippi, 1964.

• Hall, L. Marshall. "The Private Journal of Lucius D. Gould Aboard the U.S. Brig Dolphin, October 1858-September 1859." Longwood University Faculty Colloquium Series, 1977.

• Hall, L. Marshall. "William L. Sharkey: A Mississippi Unionist and the American Civil War." Longwood University Faculty Colloquium Series, 1985.

• Millar, Gilbert J. "The Albanians: Sixteenth-Century Mercenaries." Virginia Social Science Association Annual Meeting, Longwood University, Farmville, Virginia, 1972.

• Millar, Gilbert J. "England's First Colonels." Longwood University Faculty Colloquium Series, 1994.

• Millar, Gilbert J. "Henry VIII's Colonels." Carolinas Symposium of British Studies, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, 1979.

• Millar, Gilbert J. "Henry VIII's Employment of Foreign Soldiers in the French War, 1544-1546." Longwood University Faculty Colloquium Series, 1976.

• Millar, Gilbert J. "The Lollards of Scotland." Virginia Social Science Association Annual Meeting, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, 1978.