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Biography

Dr. Jane Crawford received her PhD in European History from Brigham Young University. Periods of specialization include the Roman era, Medieval history, and the Renaissance-Reformation. Additional areas of interest include French literature, medieval religious thought, monastic history and mystical writings, especially of women. Dr. Crawford was in academic advisement administration for many years and in the last few years has been able to return to teaching full-time

Courses

• HIS 1A/B - Western Civilization
• HIS 25 - Cultural and Historical Geography
• HIS 150 - An Introduction to Asian History
• HIS 101 - Historical Methods and Historiography
• HIS 114 - Ancient Civilizations
• HIS 118 - The World of Medieval Europe, 500-1300
• HIS 124 - History of the Middle East
• HIS 150 - An Introduction to Asian History
• HIS 193ABCD - Studies in Selected Historical Problems/Topics
• HIS 197ABC - Readings in Historical Literature
• HUM 203E - Literature through Travel Study
• HUM 254H - Critical Eras in Asian History
• HUM 257H - Critical Eras in European History
• HUM 258H - Critical Eras in Middle Eastern History
• HUM 268H - History through Travel Study
• HUM 269H - Racism, Anti-Semitism, and Genocide in the Modern Age
• HUM 281CS - Myths Across Cultures
• HUM 284CS - Cultural Studies Through Travel
• HUM 295 - Directed Individual Study
• ENG 192 - Special Studies
• LIB 110 - Senior Seminar

Publications/Presentations

1. American Church History Journal: Humanism of Gregory of Nazianzus, The Monastic Order that Failed: the Grandmontines
2. American Church History Journal: Diplomacy for the Honor of God: Papal Nunciature in France 1588-95,
3. American Church History Journal: Jane Leade: the Nonconformist Mystic (in progress)