The Steering Committee (formalised in 1992) consists of elected members, together with one postgraduate representative, up to two co-opted members, and representatives of the Historical Association and the Royal Historical Society. The Steering Committee endeavours to represent all sectors of HE (Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and Colleges and Institutes of HE).
The current members are as follows (date of election in parenthesis):
Ex officio:
Economic History Society:
Dr Karin Dannehl (Wolverhampton, 2014): website
ECR representative:
Simon Peplow (Warwick, 2017): website
Elected members
- Ruth Atherton (South Wales, 2020): website
- Kate Ballantyne (Liverpool John Moore, 2022): website
- Ross Balzaretti (Nottingham, 2020): website
- Sara Barker (Leeds, 2019): website
- Helen Birkett (Exeter, 2022): website
- Sophie Brockmann (De Montfort, 2022): website
- Leanne Calvert (Hertfordshire, 2020): website
- Jon Coburn (Lincoln, 2022): website
- Sarah Crook (Swansea, 2021): website
- Inge Dornan (Brunel, 2019): website
- Shaun Evans (Bangor, 2022): website
- Christienna Fryar (Goldsmiths, 2019): website
- Fabian Hilfrich (Edinburgh, 2020): website
- Grainne Goodwin (Leeds Beckett, 2020): website
- Tim Grady (Chester, 2020): website
- Andy Gritt (Nottingham Trent, 2022): website
- Adrian Howkins (Bristol, 2018): website
- Karen Jones (Kent, 2018): website
- Andrew Jotischky (Royal Holloway, 2020): website
- Bronach Kane (Cardiff, 2019): website
- Rosie Knight (Sheffield, 2020): website
- Daniel Laqua (Northumbria, 2021): website
- Tracey Loughran (Essex, 2019): website
- Stewart McCain (St Mary’s University, London, 2017): website
- Robert McNamara (Ulster, 2019): website
- Heidi Mehrkens (Aberdeen, 2019): website
- Simon Mills (Newcastle, 2022): website
- Elizabeth New (Aberystwyth, 2022): website
- Christian O’Connell (Gloucestershire, 2022): website
- Anna Plassart (Open University, 2021): website
- Tim Reinke-Williams (Northampton, 2021): website
- Jessica Sharkey (East Anglia, 2022): website
- David Stack (Reading, 2017): website
- Deborah Sutton (Lancaster, 2021): website
- Siobhan Talbott (Keele, 2021): website
- Alex Titov (Queens University Belfast, 2017): website
- Deborah Toner (Leicester, 2020): website
- Vikram Visana (Huddersfield, 2021): website
- Charlie Whitham (Edgehill, 2017): website
Former SC members:
Bill Aird (Edinburgh, 2013-2019)
Charlotte Alston (Northumbria, 2017-22)
Sarah Bastow (Huddersfield, 2013-2019)
Kate Bradley (Kent, 2015-2018)
Rachel Bright (Keele, 2012-2018)
Kirsten Brill (Keele, 2018-2021)
Hannah Burrows (Aberdeen, 2016-2019)
Nandini Chatterjee (Exeter, 2017-2020)
Sabine Clarke (York, 2015-2018)
Peter D’Sena (Hertfordshire, 2017-2019)
Neil Fleming (Worcester, 2017-2019)
Juliane Fuerst (Bristol, 2015-2018)
Daniel Grey (Plymouth, 2013-2019)
Sarah Hackett (Bath Spa, 2019-2021)
Alison Hems (Bath Spa, 2015-2018)
Ariel Hessayon (Goldsmiths, 2014-2019)
Kate Hill (Lincoln, 2013-2018)
Charles Insley (Manchester, 2013-2019)
Martin Johnes (Swansea, 2015-2021)
Rachel Lock-Lewis (South Wales, 2014-2020)
Sarah Miller-Davenport (Sheffield, 2015-2018)
Adam Morton (Newcastle, 2017-2020)
Mike Rapport (Glasgow, 2017-2020)
Euryn Roberts (Bangor, 2017-2022)
Efram Sera-Shriar (Leeds Trinity, 2017-2019)
Margaret Small (Birmingham, 2020-2023)
Ian Talbot (Southampton, 2015-2018)
Elizabeth Tingle (De Montfort, 2019-2022)
Sara Wolfson (Open University, 2014-2020)