Choi Chatterjee

Dr. Choi Chatterjee is a Professor in the Department of History at California State University, Los Angeles, within the College of Natural & Social Sciences. She holds a Ph.D. in Soviet History from Indiana University, Bloomington (1995). Her work bridges transnational history, gender studies, and climate adaptation, featuring acclaimed publications on Soviet/Russian history and global connections.

• Education: Ph.D. Soviet History, Indiana University, Bloomington (1995)

Her research explores transnational dialogues through Russian texts like The Way of a Pilgrim, examining spiritual and intellectual exchanges across Russia, the UK, US, and India. She leads the digital archive project Historical Database of Climate Adapted Agriculture in Los Angeles, merging historical analysis with sustainability research. Her recent publications analyze consumption patterns, gender ideologies, and revolutionary legacies.

Scientific awards highlight her excellence: Distinguished Professor Award (2021), La Kretz Foundation Award (2018), and multiple teaching/research recognitions. She secured a USDA/NIFA grant (2020-2024) for urban agriculture research. As a co-curator, she integrates historical scholarship into art exhibitions addressing revolutions and climate resilience.