Sarah Miller, Ph.D.
Sarah Miller, Ph.D.
Associatet Professor – History
Ph. D., University of Toledo
M. A., Wright State University
B.A., Miami University
Teaching Awards:
USC Salkehatchie Teacher of the Year – 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011
John Duffy Regional Campuses Teacher of the Year – 2009
Governor’s Professor of the Year – finalist – 2010
Walterboro-Colleton Chamber of Commerce Educator of the Year – 2011
Daughters of Colonial Wars National American History Teacher of the Year – 2012
Publications:
“Ohio” Native Americans State by State, ed. Daniel Murphree (ABC-Clio), 2012.
“’Foolish Young Men’ and the Contested Ohio Territory 1783-1795” Contested Territories: Native Americans and Europeans in the Lower Great Lakes 1750-1850, ed. Charles Beatty Medina and Melissa Rinehart, (Northern Michigan Press), 2012
“’Were you Entitled to An Answer: ’General Anthony Wayne and Major William Campbell on the Banks of the Ohio” Proceedings of the South Carolina History Association, Spring 2011.
“Indian Leadership and Consensus Opinion in the Old Northwest Territory 1783-1795” Proceedings of the South Carolina History Association, Spring 2009.
“Send Sisters, Send Polish Sisters: Americanizing Catholic Immigrant Children in the Early Twentieth Century” Ohio History, Spring 2007.
Professional Associations:
Colleton County Historical and Preservation Society, President
South Carolina Historical Association, Board Member
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