A researcher of cultural and business history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Mark Rennella has focused his work on the impact of travel on U.S. history. He has taught at Harvard University's History and Literature Program, the Harvard Extension School, and the University of Miami. He has published articles in Italian Americana, Reviews in American History, and most recently in the Journal of Social History. He is now contributing to a study of U.S. aviation, Lords of the Skies: Leadership in the Airline Industry, 1920-2000. A graduate of Amherst College, the University of Miami, and Brandeis University, Mark lives in Chelmsford, Massachusetts as the proud father of two sons and works as a business researcher at BSG Concours.
