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Tel: 1-707-965-6403
Email: wlogan@puc.edu
William Logan, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of History
William Logan is a historian of technology specializing in post-independence India. As part of his doctoral work on development in India under Prime Minister Nehru (1947-1964), he spent several years in India and learned to speak Hindi. He joined the PUC history faculty in 2018, where he teaches classes on Asian, European, United States, and World History. When not teaching his classes, Willy enjoys riding his bike on Howell Mountain, hiking in the PUC Forest, sketching, and cooking new recipes.
Degrees
B.S.E., Walla Walla University
2009
M.A., Auburn University
2014
Ph.D., Auburn University
2016
Tel: 1-707-965-6404
Email: hmunson@puc.edu
Howard Munson, Ph.D. - Chair
Professor of History
Howard Munson specializes in U.S. Diplomatic History with the Middle East, Military History, and Geography. He advises the History Political Studies and Ethics (HPSE) majors and designated Pre-Law students connected to the History Department. His research interests are the U.S. and Turkey in the early Cold War and the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Middle East. Howard’s other interests include currents events, making homemade bread, and spending time with his wife and two sons: playing soccer, tennis, and Legos, and mountain biking, trail running, and hiking.