Brant W. Ellsworth

Brant W. Ellsworth is an Assistant Professor at Central Penn College, specializing in Interdisciplinary Humanities. He teaches courses in African-American History, American Civil War, Ethics, Global Conflict, and various U.S. History modules. His teaching philosophy emphasizes enthusiasm combined with critical thinking and clear expression.

• Education: Ph.D. in American Studies (Penn State University–Harrisburg), M.A. in American Studies (Penn State University–Harrisburg), B.A. in American Studies (Brigham Young University)

Ellsworth's research focuses on American Studies, ethnography, and folklore. He explores interdisciplinary approaches to understanding cultural narratives and historical processes.

• Scientific Awards:
  • President of the Eastern American Studies Association
  • Editor of Children's Folklore Review

A certified ethnographer, Ellsworth contributes to academic leadership through editorial and association roles. His work bridges historical analysis with cultural studies.