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Dr. Carol Engelhardt Herringer serves as Professor of History in the Department of History at Georgia Southern University's College of Arts and Humanities, specializing in British historical studies since her 2019 appointment. Her foundational academic training includes a B.A. from Boston College (1984), M.A. from Washington University (1990), and Ph.D. from Indiana University (1997).
Education:
- B.A. from Boston College (1984)
- M.A. from Washington University (1990)
- Ph.D. from Indiana University (1997)
Herringer's research investigates the intersections of religion, gender, and culture in Victorian Britain, with additional focus on Early Modern/Modern British history and decorative arts. She currently develops a book project analyzing Eucharistic debates in the Church of England (1830-1929), extending her established expertise in Marian symbolism and Anglican expansion.
Her publication trajectory reveals consistent engagement with religious symbolism in 19th-century British society, particularly examining how theological controversies shaped cultural identity across imperial and domestic contexts. This work bridges gender studies, ecclesiastical history, and material culture analysis.
Scientific Awards:
- President of the Midwest Conference on British Studies (2008-2010)
- Learning Communities Award for Outstanding Faculty Commitment to First Year Learning Community (2006)
Herringer actively contributes to undergraduate education through specialized courses including 19th Century Britain, World War I, and Vampires in Culture and History, while maintaining professional leadership in British historical scholarship through editorial collaborations and conference organization.
