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Gregg L. Michel is Professor and Assistant Department Chair in the Department of History at the University of Texas at San Antonio's College of Liberal and Fine Arts. He holds a B.A. from the University of Chicago and M.A./Ph.D. degrees from the University of Virginia. His research examines social change movements in post-WWII America, with specialization in the Civil Rights Movement, Southern history, and African-American history.
Michel's scholarly focus centers on 1960s activism, government surveillance, and racial justice struggles. His methodologies incorporate oral history and multi-archival research to recover marginalized perspectives. Key research areas include: student organizing, FBI monitoring of activists, white southern progressives, and memorialization of civil rights struggles. His publications consistently analyze power dynamics in social movements and resistance strategies.
Michel's publications demonstrate sustained examination of civil rights activism, student movements, and government surveillance in the American South. Recent works continue exploring policing of dissent and regional movement histories. His scholarship employs diverse methodologies including institutional analysis, oral history, and cultural interpretation of symbols.
Grants include:
- 2019: $10,000 for 'HIS 1053 U.S. History: Civil War Era to the Present - Course Conversion'
