Anne Twitty
Associate Professor of History · School of Humanities and Sciences · Stanford University
Quick answer: Anne Twitty is Associate Professor of History at Stanford University. Anne Twitty shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-09-11.
⭐ Professor Twitty is accepting graduate students to the Ph.D. program in History who are interested in working on all aspects of nineteenth-century American history, the history of slavery, and American legal history, including students interested in Stanford's J.D./Ph.D. program in law and history.
Research interests
Legal History, Slavery, Social History, United States (19th century), Law and legal culture, History of the South and Midwest, Public history, Slavery and its legacy at institutions of higher learning, Confederate memory and memorialization
Selected publications (since 2023)
[2024] Resuscitating a Forgotten Fourteenth Amendment; [2023] Placing the Lincoln-Douglas Debates; [2021] Evidence of Things Not Seen: The Missing History of Black Unfreedom, Exclusion, and Discrimination in David McCullough's "The Pioneers"; [2021] Litigating Freedom during the Missouri Crisis
Frequently asked questions
Is Anne Twitty hiring PhD students at Stanford University?
Yes. As of 2026-09-11, Anne Twitty's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: Professor Twitty is accepting graduate students to the Ph.D. program in History who are interested in working on all aspects of nineteenth-century American history, the history of slavery, and America.
What does Anne Twitty research?
Legal History, Slavery, Social History, United States (19th century), Law and legal culture, History of the South and Midwest, Public history, Slavery and its legacy at institutions of higher learning, Confederate memory and memorialization
Data last updated: 2026-09-11 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.
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