| Name | Program Title |
|---|---|
| Sharon Alter | Three Wartime First Ladies: Madison, Lincoln, and Wilson |
| Sharon Alter | First Ladies as Activists and Leaders |
| Penelope Bingham | What Would Lincoln Eat? American Cookbooks and Culture 1809 – 1865 |
| Penelope Bingham | Whatever Happened to Tuna Noodle Casserole |
| Penelope Bingham | Thanksgiving: The Great American Holiday |
| Simon Cordery | Mother Jones and the Making of American Labor Unions |
| Simon Cordery | American Railroad Leaders and the Progress of an Industry |
| Antonio Delgado | Lincoln and His Times: A Pan-American View |
| Antonio Delgado | Early Mexican Chicago: Missing Pages of History |
| Brian "Fox" Ellis | Adventures with John James Audubon |
| Brian "Fox" Ellis | Civil War Ghosts and Legends |
| Rachel Ensor | Documenting the American Experience: 20th Century African American Painters |
| Rachel Ensor | Cheering the Ancestors Home: African Ideograms and Traditions in African American Cemeteries |
| Bucky Halker | Woody Guthrie, the Great Depression, and American Protest Songs |
| John Hallwas | Small-Town Heritage: Life in Illinois Communities, 1870-1920 |
| John Hallwas | Desperadoes: Notorious Lawbreakers of Early Illinois |
| Rebecca Hunter | Do You Live in a Mail Order House? Mail Order Homes in the USA 1906-1945 |
| Rebecca Hunter | Yes, Virginia, Sears DID Sell Barns |
| Nancy Huse | Mary Harris "Mother"" Jones: A Voice for Workers |
| William Iseminger | Skywatchers of Ancient America: Celestial Alignments of American Indian Mounds, Structures, and Rock Circles |
| William Iseminger | Mighty Cahokia: America’s First City |
| William Iseminger | Ancient Faces of Eastern North America |
| Beth Johnson | Black Exodus to Black Towns |
| Sarah Marcus | Heroes, Statesmen, Philanderers, and Fools: The American Presidency in Popular Culture |
| Norman Moline | Mobility and the Small Town |
| Lee Murdock | Oil and Water: Ships that Go Down and Ships that Come In |
| Jason Stacy | Walt Whitman's New American Bible |