Deborah Bernstein Charnoff

Adj Lecturer

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences

Department: History

Areas of expertise: Anglo-American intellectual history; 17th & 18th c. European & revolutionary American thought in context; republicanism & its roots; revolution & its history; political intellectual history; legal history; renaissance history, particularly political thought

Email Address: deborah.charnoff@baruch.cuny.edu

Working with young adults and teaching has been a vital part of my professional work from very early on in my first career as an attorney, continuing to today. 

Education

Ph.D., History, Graduate Center, City University of New York New York United States

J.D., Law, Duke University School of Law Durham United States

B.A., History, Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr United States

SemesterCourse PrefixCourse NumberCourse Name
Fall 2023HIS1003Global His Since1500
Fall 2023HIS1000Themes in American History
Summer 2023HIS3360Topics in European History
Summer 2023HIS1003Global His Since1500
Summer 2022HIS3950Special Topics in Global Histo
Fall 2021HIS1003Global His Since1500
Fall 2021HIS1000Themes in American History
Spring 2021HIS3360Topics in European History
Spring 2021HIS1003Global His Since1500
Fall 2020HIS3360Topics in European History
Spring 2018HIS1003Global His Since1500
Fall 2016HIS3950Special Topics in Global Histo
Summer 2016HIS3221Eur Tht 17 & 18 Cent
Summer 2016HIS1003Global His Since1500
Spring 2016HIS1003Global His Since1500
Spring 2016HIS3360Topics in European History
Fall 2015HIS3221Eur Tht 17 & 18 Cent
Summer 2013HIS1003Global His Since1500
Fall 2012HIS3221Eur Tht 17 & 18 Cent
Spring 2012HIS3016Europe-Age Of Ren
Fall 2011HIS1003Global His Since1500
Fall 2010HIS1003Global His Since1500
Spring 2010HIS1003Global His Since1500
Fall 2009HIS3016Europe-Age Of Ren
Fall 2009HIS1003Global His Since1500
Summer 2009HIS1003Global His Since1500

Journal Articles

A Second Look at the Question of Who Authored Court Maxims. In Progress.

Law Reviews

Bernstein Charnoff, D. (1985). Through the Looking Glass & Back Again: The PANE Case, A Rebuttal (No.1985). Harvard University.

Honor / AwardOrganization SponsorDate ReceivedDescription
2015-2016 Carell Dissertation Fellowship Graduate Center, CUNY2022-03-16Awarded for high academic merit
The Huntington Library-FAU Libraries Joint Fellowship, 2018-2019The Huntington Library, San Marino, CA & Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL2022-02-07Fellowship for three Ph.D. students to do their research at FAU's Weiner Collection and at the Huntington Library. The collection and fellowship is particularly suited for students in Anglo-American political philosophy, the American and French revolutions, politics in the 1780s-90s, the English Civil War, 17th-19th c. religion, and reform movements.