Charlie Steen
Associate Professor
• Europe, France, Early Modern Europe
Undergraduate Advisor
• Department of History
Profile
Professor Steen began his teaching career at the University of New Mexico in 1969. In addition to teaching both Western Civilization survey course, Steen also offers a variety of upper-division undergraduate courses including the Reformation Era, the History of Europe in the 18th Century and the History of the French Revolution. Professor Steen has published four books and a variety of articles. He currently serves as the department’s undergraduate advisor.
Education
A.B. in History, University of New Mexico, 1964
Ph.D. in Early Modern European History, University of California, Los Angeles, 1970
Research
Early Modern Europe, France, Christendom
Selected Publications
A Chronicle of Conflict: Tournai, 1559-1567 (1985)
The Time of Troubles in the Low Countries: The Chronicles and Memoirs of Pasquier de le Barre of Tournai, 1559-1567 (1989)
The Reign of Louis XIV, with Paul Sonnino, William Roosen, and John C. Rule, eds. (1990)
Awards
Courses
Western Civilization to 1648; Western Civilization since 1648; Reform Era 1500-1600; Europe in the 18th Century; French Revolution - Napoleon 1789-1815; Revolution; europe in the 17th Century; Early Modern Age 300 - 1050; Medieval France to 1559; Baroque France 1560-1815