Faculty/Staff Directory

Seth A Weitz, Ph D
Professor of History
- School of Arts & Sciences, Department of History
Room 238
650 College Dr. Dalton, GA 30720
sweitz@daltonstate.edu
706.272.2688
Degrees
Ph.D. Florida State University
M.A. Florida State University
B.A. Tulane University
Biography
Dr. Weitz is a native Floridian who headed to Louisiana for his undergraduate work at Tulane University. He received his MA and Ph D from Florida State University in 2004 and 2007.
Weitz came to Dalton State from Indiana University-Northwest in 2010. His research interests include Southern U.S. History, Black America, and Florida History. He is a published author, co-author, editor and co-editor of numerous works, including A Forgotten Front: Florida During the Civil War Era, published by the University of Alabama Press in 2018. His next book, which looks at the social, political, racial and economic changes in Miami from the 1960s through the 1990s, entitled, City of Hope, City of Rage: Miami, 1968-1994 is forthcoming from the University of Alabama Press. He is also editing a collection of essays on the Civil Rights Movement in Florida, Confronting Jim Crow in Florida: The Long History of Civil Rights and Desegregation in Florida, to be published by the University Press of Florida. Weitz has been interviewed for numerous publications, including Politico, and has appeared on television, radio and podcasts.
He currently lives in Chattanooga with his wife Jill, his two sons, Max and Ellis and their dogs, Bernard Montgomery and John Lewis.
Course Name/Overview
Course Name | Course Overview |
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HIST 2111-US History to 1877 | |
HIST 2112-US History since 1877 | |
HIST 3840-African-American History to 1877 | |
HIST 3845-African-American History since 1877 | |
HIST 3800-The Civil Rights Movement | |
HIST 3835-The New South | |
HIST 3930-History of Georgia | |
HIST 3120-Modern Latin America | |
HIST 1051-Sports History and the American Character |