Ronald W. Schatz
Professor of History
Public Affairs Center, 306860-685-2384
Tutor, College of Social Studies
Center for the Humanities, 103BA University of Wisconsin at Madison
MAA Wesleyan University
MAT Harvard University
PHD University of Pittsburgh
Ronald W. Schatz
Ronald Schatz’s field is 20th century U.S. history and labor history. He investigates labor and management, conservatism, labor and religion, arbitration, and Connecticut history.
He is currently completing a book on the lives and impact of the arbitrators trained by the National War Labor Board in World War II.
Ronald Schatz was born and raised on the South Side of Chicago. He studied at the University of Wisconsin, Warwick University, Harvard University, and the University of Pittsburgh. In addition to Wesleyan, he has taught labor history at Stanford University and the Western Pennsylvania State Penitenary, and American Jewish history at Princeton University.
Academic Affiliations
Office Hours
Spring 2020: Thursday, 3-4:30pm and by appointment
Courses
Spring 2021
CSS 340 - 01
Jr Hist Tut: U.S. History
CSS 340 - 02
Jr Hist Tut: U.S. History
HIST 240 - 01
The United States Since 1901