Paul Lubienecki, Ph.D. | Researcher & Practitioner, Buffalo, New York
Paul Lubienecki, Ph.D., is an American historian and public history practitioner based in Buffalo, New York. He earned his doctorate from Case Western Reserve University and has taught at SUNY Fredonia and other institutions. Dr. Lubienecki is the founding director of the Boland Center for the Study of Labor & Religion and the founder of PHM Consulting. He is a prolific author and an active member of leading historical associations, with research focused on labor history, American religion, and public history.
An American Historian Based In Buffalo, NY
Our Expertise
Grounding every project in rigorous historical scholarship across labor history, American religion, and public history.
Our Approach
Bridging the academy and the public — translating deep archival research into narratives that resonate with real communities.
Where We Operate
Rooted in Buffalo and Hamburg, New York, serving scholars, institutions, and communities across the region and beyond.
Meet Our Experts
Michael T. Callahan
Senior Public History Consultant
Dr. James Okonkwo
Labor History Specialist
Sarah M. Przybylski
Community Outreach Coordinator
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Dr. Rebecca Harmon
Director of Research & Archives
Robert D. Kowalski
Digital History & Media Director
Dr. Nadia Vasquez
Education & Curriculum Development Lead
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Dr. Angela Ferrante
Religious Studies & Faith Communities Advisor
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Thomas W. Buckley
Operations & Project Management Director
Bringing labor, faith, and public history to life — one community at a time.
Connecting scholarship with the stories that shape American working-class and religious identity.
American History And Educational Leadership
Based in Hamburg, New York, Paul Lubienecki, Ph.D., has spent years researching labor movements, religion, and American historical developments. His educational background includes teaching, consulting, and historical scholarship.
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