Kevin Crow

Dr. Kevin Crow is a Professor of History at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma (USAO). He teaches a wide range of courses, including Ancient Civilizations, Medieval and Early Modern History, Russian History, and World Thought and Culture. Recognized for his teaching excellence, he received the Regents Award for Superior Teaching in 2008 and 2010. Beyond academia, he is known for leading USAO's largest student club, The Zombie Survivalists' Club.

Education:

• PhD in History, University of Kentucky (2001)
• MA in History, University of Kentucky (1995)
• BA in History, Arkansas Tech University (1989)

Research Interests: Crow specializes in Roman legal traditions, medieval attitudes toward magic and divination, and the intersection of law and religion in antiquity. His work explores how legal frameworks shaped societal perceptions of supernatural practices in late antiquity and early medieval Europe.

Awards:

• Regents Award for Superior Teaching (2008)
• Regents Award for Superior Teaching (2010)

Advising & Mentorship: Crow advises history majors, supervises teacher candidates pursuing social studies certification, and serves as a university representative for Resident Year Teacher Committees. His mentorship extends beyond academics through the Zombie Survivalists' Club, fostering student engagement outside the classroom.

Previous Institutions: Before joining USAO, he taught at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, University of Kentucky, Western Kentucky University, Arkansas Tech University, and Georgetown College.