People
Director
Dr. Sharon Roger Hepburn, Professor of History, Radford University
Dr. Sharon Roger Hepburn (PhD University of Buffalo) has directed the CADH since its founding in 2016. Her priorities for the CADH include student-focused digital projects and community digitization initiatives. Her research specialties include African American History and 19th century America. Accordingly, she teaches courses in African American History, American Slavery, and the American Civil War. Radford University named Roger Hepburn a Dalton Eminent Scholar in 2022 in recognition of her distinguished teaching and research in her field of study.
Faculty
Dr. Anthony Guidone, Assistant Professor of History, Radford University
Dr. Anthony Guidone (PhD George Mason University) directs the project "Cordials & Coercion: A Digital Archive of Slavery and Medicine in Wytheville, Virginia," as well as assisting with other digital initatives, consulting, and planning at the CADH. His research specialties includes 18th and 19th century America, global commerce, and Digital and Public History.
Dr. Caroline Greer, Assistant Professor of History, Radford University
Dr. Caroline Greer (PhD George Mason University) is the Public Historian at Radford University and the CADH. She teaches both introductory and advanced Public History courses, as well as American History and Gender History courses. She is dedicated to Public History and Digital Humanities, with projects including a community-engaged museum exhibit, multiple mapping projects, and public-facing history writing.
Current Student Archivists
Meara Land (Class of 2027)
Evan Ceier (Class of 2027)
Abryanna Houchins (Class of 2028)
Previous Student Archivists
Glenn Bost (Class of 2026
CJ Garland (Class of 2024)