Adam Hasewinkle

Adam Hasewinkle is an Assistant Professor of Practice in the Department of History at the University of Texas at San Antonio's College of Liberal and Fine Arts (COLFA). His research centers on the historical interplay between technology and society, with a special focus on computing. He teaches courses in World History and the history of technology, science, and medicine.

Education:

• Master of Arts in History, University of Texas at San Antonio

His research delves into labor and environmental exploitation in Silicon Valley and the development of Orientalism within the Ottoman Imperial Harem. He is particularly engaged with the history of computers and society, the history of technology, science, and medicine, and World History. His interdisciplinary approach advocates for the integration of historical perspectives in understanding contemporary technological challenges.

His recent publications exhibit a dual focus on the history of technology (especially computing and Silicon Valley) and Ottoman history (including Orientalism and military slavery). Additionally, he has contributed to educational discourse on interdisciplinary learning in history, highlighting the relevance of historical studies across disciplines.

Honors and Awards:

• Second-Year John Nau II Graduate Fellowship (Fall 2022 - Spring 2023)
• COLFA Center for Student Excellence Experiential Learning Scholarship (Summer 2022)
• John S. Jockusch Endowed Scholarship in the Liberal Arts (Fall 2022)
• John Nau II Graduate Fellowship (Spring 2022)

There is no available information regarding graduate student advising or research grants.

No information is provided about laboratories or research teams.