Dr. Kathi Nehls

Associate Professor of History

School of Arts and Sciences

Degree	Major	Institution	Year
PhD	History	University of Georgia Athens, GA	2015
BA	History	University of Central Oklahoma Edmond, OK	2005

Office Hours:

Fall 2024
Anth/Hist 308-00AA / Native American History & Culture
Hist 113-00AB / American History before 1865
Hist 302-000A / Nineteenth Century US
Hist 425-000A / Seminar in American History
Dr. Kathi Nehls earned her Ph.D. at the University of Georgia in 2015. She specializes in modern U.S. social and cultural history, with teaching and research emphases in the American West, American Indian, environmental, and women's and gender history. Her current book project, Red-tape Fraternities: Associationalism, Gender, and the State, examines how western state health officials, working at the intersection of gender, science, technology, and medicine shaped the nation's health policies and built the capacities of the modern American state.