C. Nathan Bartlett

C. Nathan Bartlett serves as a Senior Lecturer in Geography within the Anthropology and Geography Department at Coastal Carolina University's College of Education and Social Sciences. With a dual academic background in geography and history, he brings extensive international experience to his teaching and research.

Education:

• M.A., Geography, University of Missouri
• M.A., European History, Western Carolina University
• B.A., History, Mars Hill College

Dr. Bartlett's research focuses on Historical Landscapes and specialized historical areas including the History of the Netherlands and Greater Frisia, History of Criminal Justice, Military History, and Numismatics. His geographical expertise spans Historical Geography with emphasis on European regions, particularly reflecting his personal experiences living in Europe for two years and traveling to 20 countries and 45 U.S. states. His academic work bridges historical analysis with geographical context, creating a unique interdisciplinary approach to understanding cultural landscapes and historical developments.

Dr. Bartlett teaches Human Geography, Historical Geography, and European History courses, bringing his passion for these subjects to Coastal Carolina students. His personal interests directly complement his academic pursuits, with hobbies reflecting his passion for history and geography. He maintains fluency in Dutch and frequently engages in road trips that support his research and teaching interests.

As an educator, Dr. Bartlett emphasizes connecting historical narratives with geographical contexts, helping students understand how physical spaces shape human experiences across time. His classroom approach integrates his extensive travel experiences and deep knowledge of European history and geography.