History Faculty and Staff

Dr. Jiménez Frei specializes in the history of Argentina, memory and the built environment, oral history, visual culture, and memory studies. She teaches courses in public history, museums, Latin American History, and World History. She is a core member of the WI Latinx History Collective, and her other public history projects include the Western WI Covid-19 Archive and the Voces del Campo oral history project. 

I teach the remote HIS114/115 sequence for both UWEC-Barron County and the CESA 10 and 11 students.

Margaret Weber is a Teaching Professor in History at the University of Wisconsin—Eau Claire. She received a doctoral degree in Rural, Agricultural, Technological, and Environmental History Program from Iowa State University in 2018. She specializes in the history of agricultural systems and food production in the 20th century. Weber has published articles and essays in Agricultural History, HNET, and Enterprise & Society. She also teaches World History, US History, Women and Gender History, and Global History of Food and Disease.