Kim Warren
Associate Dean of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, School of Social Welfare
Associate Professor of History, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
kwarren@ku.edu
Primary office:
785-864-9451
Wescoe Hall
Room 3616
Room 3616
Professor Warren's research interests include the history of gender and race in African American and Native American education, Kansas, and the United States. Her teaching interests include women's history, citizenship and American identity, race and gender relations, identity development in the African Diaspora, as well as social, civil rights, and reform movements. Warren regularly offers service-learning options in her upper-level women's history course.
Teaching
Professor Warren's teaching interests include women's history, citizenship and American identity, race and gender relations, identity development in the African Diaspora, as well as social, civil, and human rights movements.
Teaching Interests
- Women's history, citizenship, United States, race, gender
Research Interests
- Women's history, citizenship, United States, race, gender, masculinity, feminism
Selected Publications
Rury, John L, and Kim Cary Warren, eds. 2015. Transforming the University of Kansas: A History, 1965-2015. Books.
Selected Awards & Honors
Fulbright Fellowship
Fulbright Foundation
2017 - Present
Fulbright Foundation
2017 - Present
