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David Hoogland Noon, Ph.D.

David Hoogland Noon, Ph.D.

Professor of History, Social Sciences Department Chair

Arts and Sciences — Social Sciences

Education

Ph.D., University of Minnesota. Dr. Noon earned his degree in American Studies and teaches all periods of U.S. history. He is particularly interested in the period between the Civil War and World War I; the history of race and social science; and contemporary debates about empire in American history.

Biography

David Noon has taught U.S. history on the UAS Juneau campus since Fall, 2002. His dissertation, “This is (Not) a Child: Race, Gender, and ‘Development’ in the Child Sciences, 1880-1910,” displays the full range of Dr. Noon's research interests in history, which include developmental psychology, criminology, medicine, and the social construction of race and gender. More recently, Dr. Noon has written about the use of World War analogies in contemporary political rhetoric, cold war historical memory in the fiction of Don DeLillo, and the work of neoconservatives and Christian prophecy writers in the war on terrorism.

David Hoogland Noon, Ph.D.

Professor of History, Social Sciences Department Chair

Arts and Sciences — Social Sciences

David Hoogland Noon, Ph.D.