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Florence Kelley Letters Project
Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1600-2000
Living U.S. Women's History: Voices from the Field: An Oral History Project, 1960-2000
Training Workshop for Collaborators, July 7-9, 2001
Publications Related to Center Projects
Dissertation Seminar in U.S. Women's History
Competing Kingdoms Conference at Oxford, 2006
Dissertation Writing Seminar
Since the fall of 2000, Professor Sklar has organized a regular dissertation writing seminar attended regularly by A.B.D. students in U.S. Women's History, each of whom presented a chapter to the group at some point in the semester. That seminar continues this year. The following is a list of A.B.D students in U.S. Women's History and the titles of their dissertations-in-progress:
Anne Derousie, "Commercial Culture in the Families and Towns of the Signers of the Seneca Falls 1848 'Declaration of Sentiments.'" Park Historian, Women's Rights National Historical Park, Seneca Falls, New York.
Deanna Gillespie, "'Toward 'Ought to Be:' Black Women and the Citizenship Education Program of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 1954-1970." Travel Award and Dissertation Fellowship, Department of History, SUNY Binghamton, Fall 2005.
Mary Weikum, "National Visions in Conflict: New England Women Missionaries and Cherokee People in Antebellum America, 1817-1860." Travel Award and Dissertation Fellowship, Department of History, SUNY Binghamton, Fall 2005.
Gaylynn Welch, "Suffrage National, Suffrage American, Suffrage Local: The United States Woman Suffrage Movement, 1870-1890." Department of History Research Travel Grant, Summer 2004; Department of History Dissertation Research Grant, Fall 2004.
Melyssa Wrisley, "Fashioning a New Femininity: Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Women's Dress, 1880-1930." Department of History Disseration Research Grant, Spring 2005; Stella Blum Research Grant, Costume Society of America,Spring 2005.
