top of page
“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” Benjamin Franklin
menu
Kyle Longley
Professor of History
Department of History, Chapman University
Director, M.A. in War and Society
"Countless historians have picked apart 1968, but Kyle Longley is the first to go inside the head of the man who, more than anyone else, defined that year - and with a style and precision that somehow makes an account of a terrible time a joy to read." Clay Risen, New York Times, on LBJ's 1968
Nataly Hernandez Photography
Meet Professor Longley
The author of nearly a dozen books, Kyle Longley is widely considered an expert in the field of U.S. foreign relations. Consulted by the New York Times, Washington Post, and MSNBC among others, he has taught in the field of modern U.S. history for more than 25 years.
Events & Community Engagement
Throughout the year, Dr. Longley hosts "When History Lives." Separate from his classes at Chapman University, these multi-week courses are designed for life-long learners to engage the mind and foster discussion on topics of U.S. history.
Arizona State University, SkySong Center, Scottsdale, AZ
Research, Teaching, and Writing:
What Others Are Saying
Get in touch
"exhaustive research and clarity of language," Al Gore, Jr. on Tennessee Maverick
Media Inquiries / Contact
Contact
bottom of page