• Maarten Ultee
  Professor of History, at UA since 1980
  Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University, 1975
  
  multee@bama.ua.edu
  
  

  Research Interests:

• History of Surgery
• Medicine, Religion, and Science 1500-1800
• France, the Netherlands, and Early Modern Europe
• Anti-Semitism in Medicine
• Contemporary Business and Journalism

Courses Recently Taught:

• HY 102: Western Civilization since 1648
• HY 105-106: Honors Western Civilization
• HY 446/546: Age of Reason, 1715-1789
• HY 447/547: French Revolution and Napoleon
• HY 235-236: History of the Christian Church

Recent Publications:

• Instructor’s Manual for Western Civilizations, and Test-Item File for Western Civilizations, 2 vols. with Steven Kreis, et al. (W. W. Norton, 2002).
• “Defending the Honor of French Surgery, 1760-1789,” Proceedings of the Western Society for French History 27 (University Press of Colorado, 2001).
• Translator, Worldwide Banking: ABN-AMRO Bank, 1824-1999, by Joh. de Vries et al. (Amsterdam, 1999).
• “Netherlands Revolt (1566-1609),” and “William the Silent,” Encyclopedia of Political Revolutions, Washington, DC, Congressional Quarterly, 1998.
• “Religion and Surgery in Sixteenth Century-France, Proceedings of the Western Society for French History 23 (University Press of Colorado, 1996).
• Editor, Adapting to Conditions: War and Society in the Eighteenth Century (University of Alabama Press, 1986).
• The Abbey of St. Germain des Pres in the Seventeenth Century (Yale, 1981). Selected by the Macmillan Library of World History.

Grants, Awards, and Honors:

• Elizabeth Crahan Fellow in the History of Medicine, and Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fellow, The Huntington Library, San Marino, California, Spring, 2002.
• Bankhead Fund Faculty Research Fellowship, 2002.
• Advisory Board, College Program, The New York Times, 1997-2002.
• Vice-President, Southern Association for History of Medicine and Science, 2002-2004.
• Ruth M. Kibbey Award for Outstanding Service, University of Alabama, 2000.