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OTHER INVITED LECTURES 1 6 Brigham Young University University of California, Irvine Carleton College (two) Chatham College, March 2000 Colonial Williamsburg Columbia University (two) Georgetown University Law Center Harvard University (three) Harvard Law School Indiana University Iowa State University University of Kansas Lake Forest College University of Louisville Macalester College Marquette University University of Massachusetts, Boston University of Miami University of Michigan (two) National Humanities Center Middlebury College New York University (two) University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill University of North Carolina School of Law University of North Carolina, Greensboro Northern Illinois University Northwestern University, (two) Ohio State College of Law Princeton University (two) Purdue University Reed College Smith College Smithsonian Institution Stern College, Yeshiva University Tokyo Woman's Christian University Tsuda College, Tokyo Vanderbilt University Wayne State University University of Wisconsin RECENT UNIVERSITY SERVICE Provost’s Task Force on Gender Equity 2005-06 Chair, Department of History 2003–06 Provost Search Committee, Fall 2003 Committee to Review the Provost and the Office of the Provost, 2000-2002Arts and Humanities Initiative Task Force1998-2002 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences: Committee to Review the Department of English, 2001 Board of the University of Iowa Press: 1995-May 2000
1 7 Dean’s Advisory Committee on Chaired Professorships 1999-2001. PhD COMMITTEES Second Reader: Mary Kelley, History Ph.D. Awarded 1975 “Private Woman: Public Stage: Literary Domesticity in America,” published by Oxford University Press, 1985, Private Woman: Public Stage: Literary Domesticity in America. Second Reader: Alan January, History Ph.D. Awarded 1977 “The Negro Seamen’s Acts.” Committee Member: Mimi Frenier, History Ph.D. Awarded 1978 “Women in the Chinese Communist Party, 1930-1950.” Second Reader: Susan Coultrap-McQuin, American Studies Ph.D. Awarded 1979 "Elizabeth Stuart Phelps: The Cultural Context of a Nineteenth Century Professional Writer," revised and published as Doing Literary Business: American Women Writers in the Nineteenth Century (University of North Carolina Press, 1990). Second Reader: Robert Humphrey, History Ph.D. Awarded 1979 “Children of Fantasy: Greenwich Village Intellectuals,” published as Children of Fantasy: Greenwich Village Intellectuals, (Wiley, 1980). First Reader: Jill Zahniser, American Studies Ph.D. Awarded 1985 “Women’s Cooperative Businesses in the 1970s.” Second Reader: Marcelline Hutton, History Ph.D. Awarded 1986 “Women in the Soviet Union: 1917-1941” Winner, Duane Spriestersbach Prize for the best dissertation in the Humanities at The University of Iowa, 1984-1986. Second Reader: Judy Temple [Lensink], American Studies Ph.D. Awarded 1987 "My Only Confident": The Diary of Emily Hawley Gillespie," published as A Secret to be Buried: The Diary and Life of Emily Hawley Gillespie 1858-1888 (University of Iowa Press, 1989) Winner of the State Historical Society of Iowa Prize for the best book in the history of Iowa, 1990. Second Reader: John G. Kolp, History Ph.D. Awarded 1988 “The Flame of Burgessing: Elections and Political Communities of Colonial Virginia 1728-1775,” published as Gentlemen and Freeholders: Electoral Politics in Colonial Virginia (Johns Hopkins University Press, 1998. Committee Member: Jane Schultz, American Culture Program Ph.D. Awarded 1988 University of Michigan Women at the Front: Gender and Genre in Literature of the American Civil War University of North Carolina Press, 2004 First Reader: JoAnn Castagna, American Studies Ph.D. Awarded 1989 "Women, Sexuality and Popular Culture: Gender Identity in Sensation Novels of the 50s." First Reader: Katherine Jellison, History Ph.D. Awarded 1990 Entitled to Power: Farm Women and Technology 1920-1965, (University of North Carolina Press, 1993). First Reader: Kimberly Jensen, History Ph.D. Awarded 1991
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