Rate My Professor James Frusetta-Ulfhrafn

In his career at Hampden-Sydney College, Dr. Frusetta-Ulfhrafn has advanced through academic ranks to his current endowed professorship and administrative role. His notable publications include 'The Final Solution in Southern and Southeastern Europe: Between Nazi Catalysts and Local Motivations' in Jonathan Friedman, ed., Routledge History of the Holocaust (New York: Routledge, 2011), pp. 265-277; 'Fascism to Finish the Nation: Bulgarian Fascism's Uncertain Palingenesis of the National Project,' East Central Europe 37:2-3 (2010), 280-302; 'Beyond Morality: Teaching about Ethnic Cleansing and Genocide,' Perspectives on History 48:5 (2010), 39-40; and, with Anca Glont, 'Interwar Fascism and the Post-1989 Radical Right: Ideology, Opportunism and Historical Legacy in Bulgaria and Romania,' Studies in Post-Communism 42:3 (2009), 551-571. He has been honored with the Charles H. Revson Fellowship from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, a Fulbright-Hayes Fellowship for Bulgaria, and Boren Fellowships for Bulgaria and Macedonia. Dr. Frusetta-Ulfhrafn maintains active memberships in the Association for the Study of Eastern European, Eurasian and Slavic Studies, the American Historical Association, the Southern Conference on Slavic Studies, and the Bulgarian Studies Association.