Eric Miller

Dr. Eric Miller is an Associate Professor of History at Geneva College, specializing in U.S. cultural and intellectual history. His work bridges historical analysis with Christian thought, focusing on themes like faith integration, American identity, and cultural critique.

Education

• Ph.D. in American History (2002), University of Delaware
• M.A. in Christian Thought (1994), Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
• B.S. in Bible (1988), Lancaster Bible College

Research Interests

His research explores the intersection of Christianity and historical thought, with a focus on American cultural development, intellectual movements, and ethical reflection. He has published on topics ranging from Wendell Berry’s fiction to Brazilian Evangelicalism and environmental history.

Interdisciplinary Contributions

While primarily a historian, Miller’s publications span environmental science, medical education, and engineering, indicating collaborative or interdisciplinary engagement. Notable areas include seawater chemistry, satellite healthcare practices, and computational modeling.

Speakers Bureau

Dr. Miller is listed in Geneva College’s Speakers Bureau, available for presentations on biblical studies, history, and cultural analysis.