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Graham Peck

Wepner Distinguished Prof

University of Illinois-Springfield

Affiliations

Center for Lincoln Studies

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department Of History

Faculty Of Liberal Arts And Sciences

History

University of Illinois--Springfield

Graham Peck is currently serving as a Center For Lincoln Studies Wepner Distinguished Prof at University of Illinois-Springfield.

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Graham Peck

University of Illinois-Springfield

Wepner Distinguished Prof

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political science political studies history politics critical race theory american studies democracy american identity art history art visual arts aesthetics visual culture history of art political philosophy critical theory performance art performative teaching art education ethnic studies political analysis art theory political theory liberal democracy anti-oppressive practice peacemaking racial studies race relations white supremacy black politics abraham lincoln stephen douglas jefferson davis michael e. woods owen lovejoy white man ’ jacksonian democracy american conservatism

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Abraham Lincoln and Art in the Classroom. Proceedings of the H-Net Teaching Conference (2025)

visual artsart theoryperformance artart historyabraham lincolnperformative teachingart educationaestheticsvisual culturearthistory of art

“Arguing Until Doomsday: Stephen Douglas, Jefferson Davis, and the Struggle for American Democracy”, by Michael E. Woods. The Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association (2021)

politicsstephen douglasjefferson davispolitical philosophypolitical sciencepolitical theorycritical race theorycritical theorypolitical studiesamerican identityliberal democracyamerican studiesdemocracyamerican political thoughtmichael e. woodsdemocratic theoryhistory

Owen Lovejoy and the Coalition for Equality. The Annals of Iowa (2020)

owen lovejoysocial justiceanti-oppressive practicepolitical sciencepeacemakingpolitical studies

Preserving the White Man’s Republic: Jacksonian Democracy, Race, and the Transformation of American Conservatism. Historian (2020)

american studiesamerican political thoughtracial studiesrace relationspolitical sciencecritical race theorywhite man ’political studiesdemocracyraceamerican identityjacksonian democracydemocratic theorywhite supremacyhistorypoliticsethnic studiesblack politicsamerican conservatismpolitical analysisafrican american studiespolitical history

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Graham Peck

Wepner Distinguished Prof

University of Illinois-Springfield

Affiliations

Center for Lincoln Studies

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department Of History

Faculty Of Liberal Arts And Sciences

History

University of Illinois--Springfield

Graham Peck is currently serving as a Center For Lincoln Studies Wepner Distinguished Prof at University of Illinois-Springfield.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Graham Peck

University of Illinois-Springfield

Wepner Distinguished Prof

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abraham Lincoln and Art in the Classroom. Proceedings of the H-Net Teaching Conference (2025)

visual artsart theoryperformance artart historyabraham lincolnperformative teachingart educationaestheticsvisual culturearthistory of art

“Arguing Until Doomsday: Stephen Douglas, Jefferson Davis, and the Struggle for American Democracy”, by Michael E. Woods. The Journal of the Abraham Lincoln Association (2021)

Owen Lovejoy and the Coalition for Equality. The Annals of Iowa (2020)

owen lovejoysocial justiceanti-oppressive practicepolitical sciencepeacemakingpolitical studies

Preserving the White Man’s Republic: Jacksonian Democracy, Race, and the Transformation of American Conservatism. Historian (2020)

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