Martin Menke

Martin Menke is a Professor of History at Rivier University, where he has taught since 1997. He serves as the Department Coordinator, Advisor of Model UN, and Director of History and Political Science Programs, contributing to numerous departmental and university committees. His work includes leading student excursions domestically and internationally.

Education:

• Ph.D., Boston College
• M.A., Boston College
• B.A., Tufts University

Dr. Menke specializes in 20th-century German Catholicism, Modern Germany, and the Weimar Republic. His research explores the intersection of religious authority, political movements, and historical events like the Holocaust and the rise of National Socialism.

His publications focus on themes such as the Weimar Republic, Nazi-era politics, and the role of Catholicism in shaping German identity. He has presented extensively at national and international conferences.

Professional Roles:

• Advisor of Model UN
• Director of History and Political Science Programs
• Active in academic committees