Dr. Andrew P. Haley is an associate professor of American cultural history at the University of Southern Mississippi and author of Turning the Tables: Restaurants and the Rise of the American Middle Class, 1880-1920.

Along with teaching courses on Gilded Age and Progressive Era, I study the history of class and culture from the late nineteenth century through the middle of the twentieth century. I have just completed a book on restaurant culture and the middle class at the turn of the century, and I am currently working on a book on children and eating. This site features information on my teaching and research. Please feel free to explore the links to the left.

Spring 2012

History 400 - American Nationalism: Research Capstone

History 464 - The Gilded Age and Progressive Era (Gulf Coast)

History 476 - Popular Culture (Intellectual and Cultural History)

Announcements

Turning the Tables, Andrew Haley's book on the rise of the middle class, is now available from the University of North Carolina Press, Amazon.com, and Barnes & Nobles. Check out my blog entry at UNC Press titled "Hummus and Bugles." For more information about Turning the Tables, information about book signings, and links to reviews, please visit the book's Facebook page.

The World Civilization FIlm Series Spring 2012 schedule is now online.