Rebecca Hunt
Associate Professor CTT • Graduate Advisor • Co-director of the Public History Program • Director of Museum Studies and Material Culture
History
Rebecca.Hunt@ucdenver.edu
(303) 315-1788

Office: Student Commons Building, Room 3120

Mailing address:
CU Denver History Department
Campus Box 182
P.O. Box 173364
Denver, CO 80217-3364

Physical Location:
1201 Larimer Street
Room 3102
Denver, CO 80204

Expertise Areas:
I study the American West and the United States in the context of gender, ethnicity, race and community. I am also the museum studies expert on our Public History faculty team.

B.A. Elementary Education, University of Wyoming, 1974
Master of Liberal Studies; Museum Emphasis, University of Oklahoma, 1987. (Thesis: The Gully-Delaney Site: A Sense of Place.)
Ph.D. University of Colorado, 1999. (Dissertation: Urban Pioneers: Continuity and Change in the Ethnic Communities of Two Denver Neighborhoods, 1870-1998)

I am a historian who interprets the history of America and the West within the context of community institutions, such as colleges and museums, which have a strong mandate to their audiences. I am committed to student learning and the integration of the academy and community in the learning process. I work best in a team setting, sharing ideas and responsibility with other professionals. My four books reflect my interest in social history in its many facets.

"Denver's Pioneer Medical Community: 1859-1900"

Denver Inside and Out

History Colorado

2012 Natrona County: People Place and Time, Donning Press, 2011.

Wyoming Medical Center: A Centennial History, Donning Press, 2011.

A Woman to Match a Mountain, documentary produced by Karen Snyder. I was the consulting historian, 2008.

The Presbyterian/St. Luke's Experience, consulting historian, 2006.

"Healers on the Hill" and "Swedish Medical Center" in Colorado Heritage, Summer: 2005.

A Century of Healing: The History of Swedish Medical Center, with Sandy Durkin, 2005.

Bibliographic essay on the history of women's suffrage, co-authored with Marcia Goldstein

Colorado Heritage

Colorado Historical Society, Spring, 1993.

U.S. Survey I
Immigration and Ethnicity
History in Museums
Women in the West
Introduction to Public History
History of the American West
Paths to the Present; Museum Interpretation
Material Culture Management
Colorado History
History of Denver
U.S. Women’s History
History of Feminism and Women’s Rights
U.S. Survey II
American Civilization: Race and Ethnicity in America
Twentieth Century Colorado
American Indians in U.S. History