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katerina lagos
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Skills & Interests
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Humanities / History / Area Studies / Europe / Greece
(Expert)
I am a modern Greek historian with expertise in the interwar period. I research and publish on minorities, education, fascism, dictatorships, and World War II. In addition, I teach methods courses for the History Department.
Associations
- Modern Greek Studies Association
Executive Board member 08/2015 – Current - American Historical Association
member 08/2005 – Current - Modern Greek Studies Association
member 08/1998 – Current
Education History
- DPhil Modern History (01/2015)
University of Oxford
Publications
- Lagos, K G. (2015). “Forced Assimilation or Emigration: The Case of Sephardic Jewry in in Journal of Modern Hellenism. (31).
- Lagos, Katerina G. (2006-2007). The Metaxas Dictatorship and Greek Jewry in Journal of Modern Hellenism. (23-24).
Teaching Experience
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History 100 - Introduction to Historical Skills
(Current)
- CSUS – History
- I have taught this undergraduate methods course since I was hired at Sac State.
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History 109 - Modern Greece
(Fall 2017)
- CSUS – History
- This upper-division course covers the history of Greece from the Greek War of Independence (1821-28) until Greece's entry to the European Union.
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History 005 - Modern Western Civilization
(Spring 2017)
- CSUS – History
- I have taught this lower division introductory course since I was hired at Sac State.
Languages
- English
- Speaking level: Superior
- Reading level: Superior
- French
- Speaking level: Beginner
- Reading level: Advanced
- Greek
- Speaking level: Superior
- Reading level: Superior
Honors & Awards
- Outstanding Community Service, Arts and Letters (03/2015)
I was awarded an Outstanding Faculty Award in 2015 that recognized my work in community outreach. As the Director of the Hellenic Studies Program, I have worked very hard to maintain a connection between the university and the local Greek community.
Presentations
- The Thessaloniki Fire of 1917: Minority Conflicts Caught in the Crossfire, 01/03/2015
Part of the American Historical Association conference in New York City - “Defending Hellenic Identity: Interwar Fears and the Repression of Foreign and Minority School Education in Greece, 1924-41”, 11/03/2013
Part of the Modern Greek Studies Association Conference at the University of Indiana - "Contextualizing the Greek Crisis: A Greek Default Lost in the Aftermath of the 1929 Stock-Market Crash.", 04/03/2012
Positions
- Full Professor (08/2010 – Current) Department of History, CSUS
- Social Sciences Book Review Editor (01/2016 – Current) Journal of Modern Greek Studies
- Adjunct Faculty (08/2016 – 08/2017) Simon Fraser University, Canada