Adam Shprintzen is an accomplished historian with a doctorate in American history from Loyola University Chicago, with a focus on American reform movements. Adam has eight years of experience in web content management and a proven track record of excellence in research, writing, and editing. He has an MA in American history from Hunter College and a BA in history from Manhattanville College. Adam's first book, "The Vegetarian Crusade," is set to release in October 2013 and explores the rise of the American vegetarian movement from 1817 to 1921.

Adam's expertise includes content management, research, writing, and editing, with a particular focus on American history. He has worked as an adjunct instructor at several universities, including Loyola University Chicago and Hunter College, and has also served as an archival and digital historian at Historic Mount Vernon, George Washington's Estate and Gardens. Additionally, he has experience as a freelance web editor and content manager.

Adam is currently an assistant professor of history at Marywood University, where he continues to teach and conduct research on the rich history of the United States. By combining his academic prowess with his content management skills, Adam is a powerful force in the field of history and a valuable addition to any team.