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Daniel Pope, Mentor
History

Tanya Parlet, McNair Scholar

Daniel Pope, Associate Professor of History, completed his Ph.D. at Columbia University in 1973 and joined the UO faculty two years later in 1975. Past recipient of the Burlington Northern Distinguished Teaching Award, Pope teaches courses in US economic history, business history, consumer culture in modern America, and the history of American radicalism. Publications include The Making of Modern Advertising (Basic Books, 1983); “‘We Can Wait, We Should Wait:’ Eugene’s Nuclear Power Controversy, 1968-1970,” Pacific Historical Review (1990); and American Radicalism (ed.) (Blackwell, 2001). Currently he is working on a history of the Washington Public Power Supply System for Cambridge University Press.