Ryan Floyd

Ph.D., University of Alabama (2010)

B.S., Samford University (1998)

BOOKS

• Floyd, R. and Downs, M. eds., The American South and the Great War, 1914-1924. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press.  (Fall 2018)
• Abandoning American Neutrality: Woodrow Wilson and the Coming of the Great War, August 1914-December 1915. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. (2013)

ARTICLES - REFEREED

• Floyd, R. & Floyd, H.  Modernity and Anniston's Transformation From Model City to Toxic Town.   The Alabama Review.  (2016)
• Looking Over the Horizon: The Birmingham Iron and Coal Industry's Interest in U.S. Expansionism during the 1890s in The Alabama Review. (2010)

PROCEEDINGS - Not Refereed (Full Paper)

• Teaching History in the Electronic Era: Strategies for Connecting With Millennial Generation Learners in South Carolina Historical Association Annual Meeting. (2015)

CHAPTERS, CASES, READINGS, SUPPLEMENTS

• American Neutrality: Interpretation and Application: 1776 – 1941. Dictionary of American History, Supplement: America in the World, 1776 to the Present. Charles Scribner's Sons. (2016)
• America and the Great War. US History: 1877 to the Present. Milestone Documents. (2013: 8)
• The Great War. World History: 1600 to the Present. Milestone Documents. (2013: 6)

PRESENTATIONS

• An Opportunity for Change: The Southern Homefront During the First World War. Keynote Address at Georgia Association of Historians, Columbus, Georgia. (2019)

• The First World War and the American South. World War I Symposium: South Carolina and the First World War, South Carolina Department of Archives and History, Columbia, South Carolina. (2019)

• The South's Economy and WWI. Time of Transition and Tradition: Symposium on the South and World War I, Greenwood, South Carolina. (2019)

• Southern Agriculture and WWI. Time of Transition and Tradition: Symposium on the South and World War I, Greenwood, South Carolina. (2019)

• US Military, Foreign Policy and WWI. Time of Transition and Tradition: Symposium on the South and World War I, Greenwood, South Carolina. (2019)

• "A Diarrhea of Plans and Constipation of Action": The Influence of Alabama Cotton Farmers, Merchants and Brokers on Anglo-American Diplomacy during the First World War, 1914-1915. Alabama Historical Association. Mobile, Alabama. (April, 2015)
• Images that Define America. South Carolina Historical Association Annual Meeting. Columbia, South Carolina. (March, 2014)
• Helping Our Students Survive Their First College Classroom Experience. Lander University Faculty Expo. Greenwood, South Carolina. (2014)
• A Lesson in Good Will: Woodrow Wilson and the failure of Missionary Diplomacy Teaching American History in the Lakelands. Greenwood, South Carolina. (November, 2013)
• Large Classes: Incorporating Discussion & Group Exercises to Lecture-Hall Classes. Lander University Faculty Expo. Greenwood, South Carolina. (2013)
• Triad Short Answers in How to Implement Assessment in the Classroom Session II. Lander University Faculty Expo. Greenwood, South Carolina. (2012)
• Historical Precedent and Woodrow Wilson's Neutrality Policy in 1914- 1915. South Carolina Historical Association. Columbia, South Carolina. (2012)
• Alabama's Path to Modernity: Reconsidering the New South Perspective on Global and Regional Industrial Expansion. Alabama Historical Association. Livingston, Alabama. (2009)
• Rejection of Benevolence: Woodrow Wilson and Grassroots Diplomacy during the 1914 U.S. Occupation of Vera Cruz, Mexico. Southwest Social Science Association. New Orleans, Louisiana. (2005)

RADIO AND INTERNET INTERVIEWS

• How Did Most Americans Feel About Entering World War I? South Carolina ETV. https://www.knowitall.org/video/how-did-most-americans-feel-about-entering-world-war-i-dr-ryan-floyd (2019)
• Historians Observe Centennial of World War I's End South Carolina Public Radio, http://www.southcarolinapublicradio.org/post/historians-observe-centennial-world-war-end. (2018)