Kylie A. Hulbert

Dr. Kylie A. Hulbert serves as Lecturer in History and Core Cultures within the Department of History at Hampden-Sydney College, maintaining her office in Morton Hall, Room 018.

Education:

• B.A., The College of William & Mary
• M.A.Ed., The College of William & Mary
• M.A., University of Richmond
• Ph.D., University of Georgia

Research Focus: Dr. Hulbert specializes in Early American history with concentrated expertise in the American Revolution's maritime dimensions, examining privateering operations, naval warfare's societal impacts, and pirate culture within the revolutionary context. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges military, economic, and social history to analyze how seaborne conflicts shaped national identity formation during the Revolutionary era and Early Republic.

Publication Trends: Her recent scholarly output demonstrates consistent focus on Revolutionary War maritime history, particularly privateering's strategic and economic roles, while expanding into cultural representations of the Revolution through film analysis. This dual trajectory reveals evolving methodological breadth across traditional historical research and media studies.

Honors & Awards:

• College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Travel Award, Texas A&M University—Kingsville
• Excellence in Teaching Award, University of Georgia