David Swartz

Profile
B.A. in History and Theology, Wheaton College

Entered Notre Dame: Fall 2002

Interests
19th and 20th-century American history; American religious history; religion and violence; evangelicalism and fundamentalism.

Dissertation
"Left Behind: The Life and Legacy of the Evangelical Left and the Politicization of American Evangelicalism, 1965-1985"

Advisor: George Marsden

Recent Publications

  • Forthcoming book review of Walter Sawatsky's History and Ideology in Conrad Grebel Review (Fall 2007)
  • Forthcoming article, "Future Directions in North American Mennonite Scholarship," Mennonite Quarterly Review (January 2007)
  • "The Rise of Women Ministers in the Nineteenth-Century Mennonite Brethren in Christ Church, " Wesleyan Theological Journal (Fall 2006)
  • Book Review Editor of Reflections, Journal of the Missionary Church Historical Society (Fall 2005)
  • "'Mista Midnights': Mennonites and Race in Mississippi," Mennonite Quarterly Review (October 2004)
  • Guest Co-Editor with Lisa Weaver Swartz of Reflections; issue entitled "Peace, War, and the Christian Life" (Fall 2004)

Teaching Experience

  • Teaching Assistant, Department of History, University of Notre Dame
    • The United States since World War II (Spring 2005)
    • Era of the U.S. Civil War, 1846-1877 (Fall 2004)
    • Development of Modern America (Spring 2004)
    • Growth of the American Nation (Fall 2003)

Contact
Email: dswartz@nd.edu