ĪSSISTANT PROFESSOR OF HISTORY Assistant Professor of History ( Tiffany Momon | The University of the South ), Tiffany Momon, is a public historian whose research and teaching overlap and support the work of the Roberson Project, especially with respect to, techniques of writing historic structure reports, heritage development plans, and submitting National Register of Historic Places nominations, and teaching courses in public history. He has published extensively on American cultural history, including an essay, “Makers of Sewanee,” in the current issue of the The Sewanee Review. Houghteling Professor of American History. Woody has been a newspaper reporter and editor, has a doctorate in history from Brown University, and presently is the Francis S. Woody’s involvement with the Roberson project was sparked first by his own research into Sewanee’s particular history in connection with slavery, and was then influenced by the international movement among colleges and universities to study the history and impact of their institution’s indebtedness to slavery - and slavery’s indebtedness to their institutions.

As a colleague, collaborator, and friend for over twenty years, Houston Bryan Roberson and his impact as a teacher, scholar, and citizen continue to inspire and guide Woody’s work. The founding Director of the Roberson Project since 2017, Woody Register (C’80) has been teaching courses at Sewanee on nineteenth- and twentieth-century American society and culture, gender, and slavery’s role in the development of American institutions and society for nearly thirty years.

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