Alex Tabor

Bio

Alex holds a doctorate in U.S. history from 온라인바카라. His research focuses broadly on the relationship between everyday people and communities and the government/state. His dissertation highlights how local voluntary organizations spearheaded the development of child and older adult welfare services before local government involvement and guided their form and function thereafter. His earlier work shows how race, ethnicity/nationality, and immigration status influence diverse experiences with citizenship’s rights and privileges, especially in housing, employment, and education.

Alex is an award-winning educator with experience teaching in public highschools, public and private universities, and correctional facilities. At 바카라 온라인 추천 he received the Department of History’s Goldman Fellowship Award for Teaching (2025) and Dietrich College’s Graduate Student Teaching Award (2024). He previously received the John K. Alexander Award for Teaching Excellence from the University of Cincinnati Department of History. Alex’s research has received awards from the Pennsylvania Historical Association and appeared in numerous venues and formats. He has contributed to a PBS documentary film, a corporate headquarters museum, a popular professional blog series, and created a podcast interview. Exemplifying how his commitment to accessible research extends to also include policy advocacy, his research appears on interactive pages like the , , and in peer-reviewed journals like Dialogues in Social Justice. 

Alex serves as an Adjunct Instructor for the Department of History, where he teaches undergraduate courses in U.S. history. Check out Alex's work and learn more about his professional engagements .

Education

Ph.D., 온라인바카라, 2025

M.A., 온라인바카라, 2020

M.A., University of Cincinnati, 2018

B.S.Ed., Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, 2016

Courses Taught

• (U.S. History II / Twentieth Century U.S. History), American Dreams: Race, Immigration, and Citizenship in the Long-Twentieth Century