Making Time Making Time students fromallovertheworld. Investment Award, over thenext announced thattheDepartment set foramajorbreaktbrough three yearstheDepartmentwill ments thatwillfurtherenhance the Universityforaprogramof our programswillbeenriched. Time Time of Historyhasbeenchosenby disciplines. With theSelective European, Chinese,andLatin As wegotopress,ithasbeen departments intotheinterna- ment andattractoutstanding the distinctionofDepart- OHIO STATE HISTORY AT American history—appoint- selective investmenttopush 1999-2000 issueof We shallhave detailsinthe appointments inAmerican, be makingselectivesenior tional frontranksoftheir about theways inwhich 6 Making Making Time POSITIONS FOR INTERIM TAPS FACULTY HUMANITIES COLLEGE OF Making Time Department. Chair ofthe became Acting and LeilaRupp College ofHumanities Dean ofthe position ofInterim assumed the Michael Hogan Effective July1, Enhancement Award inMay 1998. high pointoftheyear, won theDistinguishedDiversity theDiopSocietyofDepartment received the Mark Grimsley Alumni Distinguished Teaching Award. And inperhaps the Lima OutstandingScholar Award. Alan Millettwon theClioaward forteaching, and Facultyof the andSciencesHonors Service Award.Arts Allison Gilmorewon theOSU- Newell, BirgitteSøland,andVladimirSteffel.AustinKerrreceivedthe1998-1999Colleges its teaching. BoardandSphinxrecognitionscametoJack Balcer,The Mortar Margaret from theOhio Academy ofHistory. alsocontinuestowinrecognitionfor The Department and awards, wonHartmann distinguishedservice Austin Kerr shefromtheUniversity, he that manymorevolumeswillappearincomingyears. thisyear, byourfaculty many garnered includingtwo outsidegrants Guggenheims, signal distinguished articlesthatcomefromtheirpens(orwordprocessors). display allofthevolumesthattheyhavewritten.Andwedonotevenattempttoshow were originalmonographs.Itisnowonderthatwelongerhavespaceinwhichto growing. Ourcolleaguesinthisoneyearpublishedtwenty-fivebooks,overhalfofwhich display themall!Facultyproductivitynotonlyismaintainedfrompreviousyearsbut which wedisplaythebookswrittenbyfacultymembers,isnolongerlargeenoughfullyto substantial caseinthelobby, Dorpalen, thoughthegenerosityofRose-Marie in furnished GREETINGS FROMTHECHAIR that intangibleencouragement maybethemostimportantpartofeachandeverygift. community, andourwholeDepartmental ourprograms bytheiractions endorse the donors and making ofagreatDepartment areevidentenough,andforthoseweallmostgrateful. But enhancements thatgointothe funds thatsupportourDepartment. Theawardsandother Alexander (AfricanAmerican). Goldish (Jewishhistory),AssistantProfessorsRobinJudd (Jewishhistory)andLeslie elsewhere in new potentialitiesofelectronicandonlineaidstoinstruction. Allofthis,asisdetailed Department issettingupasecond-generationversionin Europeanhistorythatwillutilizethe now oneofthewidest-sellingsupplementaryseriesforcollege historyinstruction.Andthe Historians, andDavidCressywasawardedtheJohnBenSnowFoundationPrize.Susan Samuel EliotMorisonPrizefor“lifetimeachievement”fromtheSocietyMilitary The successofour inadditiontothemanyFurthermore, works inpressaboutwhich we alreadyknow, the Michael J.Hogan, Chair Finally, we wishtothankthemany generouspeoplewhohave tothevarious contributed This autumnweshallwelcomethreenewfacultymembers: AssociateProfessorMatthew Other honors,too,cametotheDepartment.GeoffreyParkerwon1999 Making Time, Retrieving theAmericanPast is tied into the Goldberg Program forexcellenceinteaching. istiedintotheGoldbergProgram articles legion,andallwiththepromiseofmoretocome all overtheworld.Theirbooksthisyearwerenumerous,their astonishing results.Ourfacultyareconspicuousintheirpresence every partoftheDepartment,ourdriveforexcellenceisshowing guished Teachingcame touslastyear. Award,which having won bothaSelective Investment Award andtheDistin- future years).TheDepartmentisuniqueintheUniversity box—and moredetailswillbeforthcomingnextyearandin will bringupto$1,000,000theDepartmentbudget(see is arecipientoftheUniversity Selective Investment Award, which W Indeed, wehaveasmallcrisisintheDepartment.The In away, In theserecognitionsshouldnotbeasurprise. e havejustreceivedtheannouncementthatDepartment projecthassurpassedallprojections.Itis Ohio State human rightsactivist. in herlife, OhioState wasuniquelysuitedtohonorthispre-eminent Turkish and writer With thestrong Turkish oftheUniversity attheUniversity studiesprogram andthehistory “Mercedes MonAmour”(1993).AnotherwaspublishedinEnglishas decades, havewonmanyprizes.Onenovelwasmadeintoaprize-winningEuropeanfilm, State (1957-1959). Hernovels, vividlyevocative oftransitionsin Turkish lifeinrecent learned thatshehadbeeninresidenceColumbuswhenherhusbandstudiedatOhio republic drewhimtothestudyofliteraryworks.WhenheinterviewedMs.Agaoglu, Findley’s andnationalism intheOttomanEmpireand researchonmodernity Turkish woman novelist, doctorate thatwas awarded foranhonorary inDecember1998. Mr. ▲ O AND A MAJOR TURKISH CULTURAL EVENT Carter Findley with AdaletAgaoglu hio State historian Carter Findleynominated Carter hio StateAdalet historian Agaoglu, Turkey’s leading Curfew (1993).

4 Making Time Making Time How OhioStateScholarsareGivingNewMeaningto Early ModernStudies. Medieval & S Joseph Lynch, will studywithanevenmoreextensivearrayofmasterscholars.Senioramongthemis Medieval History Hilandar ResearchLibrary. such asReformationpamphletsandincludingtheuniquemedievalSlaviccollectionin They weresupportedbylibrariesbuiltupovertheyearswithmuchverychoicematerial centerforwork history. asagreat inmedievalestablish theDepartment andearlymodern English politicalhistory,well known forhisbooksoneighteenth-century alsohelped school” Frenchhistory. inearlymodern Otherexcellentscholars, suchasClayton Roberts, emeritus, continuestobecelebratedinEuropeandelsewhereasaleaderof“theAmerican Pegues establishedmedievalhistoryasamajorfieldhere,andJohnRule,recently succeeded byJames Kittelson, history. alsoaworld leaderinReformation Frank Years ago, history, in thefieldofReformation HaroldGrimm, thenthegiant was who firmlyestablishedOhioStateasaleaderinmedievalandearlymodernstudies. parative history. their workspanstheglobeandprovidesstudentswithabundantoptionsforcom- Geoffrey Parker, Dale Van Kley, BarbaraHanawalt andDavid Cressy. The scopeof knowledge inthesefields,agrouprecentlyenrichedwiththeappointmentof preeminent intheUnitedStates.FourteenscholarsDepartmentareadvancing medieval andearlymodernhistoryatOhioStatesuchthattheseprogramsnoware Now studentswishingtostudythemedievalworldcanbeassuredthatatOhioStatethey A newgenerationofgraduatestudentsisjoiningthoseproducedbythescholars everal recentadditionstothefacultyhaveaugmentedatraditionofstrengthin who is engaged in a study of a medieval religious practice known as entry to whoisengagedinastudyofmedieval practiceknown religious asentry

▲ has focusedprimarilyonthe useof the ByzantineEmpire.His recent research social, economic,andreligious historyof ranean, withaspecialinterestinthe ology of Greece and the Eastern Mediter- ology ofGreeceandtheEastern concentrating onthehistoryandarchae- of Mr. Lynch’s area, ments, includingHistoryofArt. History aswellfromotherdepart- lunch withgraduatestudentsfrom tion. HereadsLatinonedayaweekat Societies andtheGuggenheimFounda- from theAmericanCouncilofLearned be supportedfortwoyearsbyfellowships Lynch’s aregoingto researchandwriting of that lifewas ameanstoheaven. Mr. could live.Asincere,iflate,acceptance most religiouslyperfectlifethataperson Students atIsthmia and Timothy Gregory view thatlifeasamonkornunwasthe practice wasrootedinthewidely-held community.member ofthereligious The monks ornunstoaccepthim/herasa who believedhe/shewasdyingasked 1250 AD.Inessence,amanorwoman help”) whichflourishedbetween850and monastic life Moving geographicallyeastandsouth ad succurrendum Timothy Gregory (“to is ▲ Joseph Lynch

6 Making Time 7 Making Time ▲ Eve Levin. Hanawalt, RobertDavisand Jane Hathaway, Barbara Faculty fromlefttoright: Medievel andEarlyModern Old English,MiddleandRenaissanceEnglishat OhioState. studiesisfurtherenrichedbythestrongreputationin andRenaissance of Medieval ofHistory.James Kittelson—camefromtheDepartment nature The interdisciplinary medieval history. oftheCenter—EveThree pastdirectors Levin, Joseph Lynch, and oflecturesinteresttofaculty,series undergraduate, studentsin andgraduate university’s CenterforMedieval andRenaissanceStudies, two whichsponsors annual effects onurbansocialstructure. tive northernEuropeanpatternofprovisionforwidowsandchildrenthathadprofound and oldage.Thecoreofthebookwillcenteraroundhypothesisthatthereisadistinc- other poorwomen, femalesexuality, lifeandreligion, inparish retirement, participation servants orapprentices,marriageandchildbirth,dailyroutines,activitiesofhucksters aspects ofwomen’s lives suchaschildhood, training, thespacetheyoccupied, lifeas has lookedatwomen’s fromthecradletograve. experiences Herstudywill investigate and essays onaspectsofwomen’smonographs lives inmedieval urbansettings, nostudy book onthelivesoflatemedievalLondonwomen.Whiletherehavebeenoutstanding Survey.Korinthia Archaeological He isinvolved andKythera, projectsinCyprus insurvey of theOhioStateUniversityExcavationsatIsthmia(Greece)andco-directorEastern changed overtime.HespendsmuchofhistimeinadministrativecapacitiesastheDirector he isespeciallyinterestedin “landscape history,” orhow thephysical environment has archaeological evidenceininterpretingthechangefromAntiquitytoMiddleAges,and insights. The firstdealswiththesocial and culturalreactionofItalians totheir Renaissance, RobertDavisiscurrentlyworking ontwoprojectsthat promisenew Europeanhistory. withthe Italian in earlymodern scholars chronologically Starting Edge: TheRevolutionaryCrisis of1641. political approachestohistory andwillresultinabooktobetitled English civilwar. This researchattempts social, toreintegrate religious, and new programofresearchexamining socialandculturalconditionsontheeveof cultureof on thecontestedreligious Tudor England, a andStuart he isbeginning the Western EuropeanStudiesCenter at OhioState. Buildingonhispreviouswork who beganteachingherelastautumn. This year Mr. Cressywas nameddirectorof Hanawalt but alsoof Early ModernHistory The work ofMr. Lynch, Mr. Gregory, Ms. Levin, andMs. Hanawalt isinvigorated bythe Cressy’s complementsthework Britain ofseveral work other inearlymodern British historyatOhioStatehasbenefittednotonlyfrom theadditionofMs. David Cressy, the leading historian inthe theleadinghistorian Tudor- field, Stuart King GeorgeIIIProfessor. Ms. Hanawalt a iswriting Barbara Hanawalt, early modernperiods. training andbecomeproficientinthemedieval students intheRussia/EastEuropeareareceive for currentaswellhistoricalissues.Allgraduate post-Soviet Russia,herresearchhasdirectrelevance life andhealthcarearebothareasofcontentionin culture, andthehistoryofmedicine.Becausereligious areas ofvigorousscholarship:popularreligious centuries. Thisprojectcomesatthenexusoftwo particularly inRussiaofthesixteenthtoeighteenth spiritual healinginthepre-modernSlavictradition, coverage ofpre-moderntopics,isnowinvestigating Russia/East Europefieldwiththemostextensive editor of as wellintheKorinthia. Mr. LynchandMs. Levinarenow teamedwith ofMr.Shifting tothenorth Gregory, The RussianReview, whothisyearjoinedthefacultyas the journal inthe thejournal England on Eve Levin, their eclipsebytheship-of-the-lineandefficientbulkcarriermerchantvesselsinlatter the appearanceofcannon-armedgalleyandgalleonearlyinsixteenthcentury of History Warfare publisherCassell. oftheBritish between series Hedealswiththeperiod FaceOrdnance andtheChanging of Warfare at Sea, 1300-1650. Renaissance warfareatseaundertheworkingtitle, Europe. ofearlymodern abookon Mr. writing history iscurrently Guilmartin military understand, andsotoplanfor, climatic change. abrupt fourteenth century—itisthefirstforwhichwehavefulldocumentation.Thishelpsusto ened tensions.Althoughnotthefirstrecordedglobalcrisis—anotheroccurredinmid- and increasedgovernmentalinterventioninsensitiveissues(aboveallreligion)alsoheight- mate—that reducedharvestyieldsinmostareasoftheglobe.Populationpressure,wars, the problemstemmedfrom“LittleIceAge”—asignificantcoolinginglobalcli- of economic, social andpoliticalupheavalinAsia,Africa,Europe,America.Inpart, He now isat work on The World Crisis, 1630-1670. sawThe seventeenth awave century history, military History. awarded toearly modern bytheSociety ofMilitary contribution Early ModernStudies. year, Davis collaborated withGeoffreyParker toinaugurate anewyear-long Seminarin Folger ShakespeareLibraryResidentialFellowshipandaGuggenheimFellowship.Last from 1300tothepresent. Mr. Davis’ inthenexttwo work bya years willbesupported ethnographic casestudyofhowtourismhasimpactedalocalsocietyoverthelongterm, Marvin, usesthecityof Garry withanthropologist co-authoring Venice asthefocusforan enslavement byBarbaryCoastMuslimsbetween1500and1800.Thesecond,whichheis Mr. Parker’s work complementsthat of Geoffrey Parker’s ments thework ofseveral otherscholarsinearly Cressy’s work in early modern Britain comple- Cressy’s Britain work modern inearly modern Europeanhistory. modern most recent honor is the 1999 Samuel Eliot Morison Prize foroverall Prize most recenthonoristhe1999SamuelEliotMorison John Guilmartin, Galleys andGalleons:Gunpowder notableforhiswork inthe of The work ispart The ▲ Geoffrey Parker Modern Faculty medieval andEarly Selected books by ▲

8 Making Time 9 Making Time ▲ Brown, JohnGuilmartin David Cressy, Philip From lefttoright: weaponry incombinationwithoaredwarships. a unique,non-European,casestudyofthestrategicallysuccessfulusegunpowder book willincludeachapterontheKoreanrepulseofJapaneseinvasion,1592-1597,as Europe expandedeconomicallyandpolitically, theOttomanEmpire. particularly The addresses thenations andpeoplesat powers of whoseexpensethemaritime Western part oftheseventeenth.WhilefocusisonEuropeandevelopments,workalso to therestofEurope. ity of“lights,”andtoshow howexceptionaltheFrenchEnlightenmentwasincomparison In theprocess, hehopesto “deconstruct” Peter Gay’s single Enlightenmentintoamultiplic- precisely andconvincingly inthemakingof theroleofCatholic Christianity “modernity.” century ordinarilythoughtofasthatananti-Christian Enlightenmentandtostatemore His totalprojectaspirestoplacereligionandreligious controversyonthe“map”ofa the movementwhenitbeginstoshadeoffinto“reform” or“enlightened”Catholicism. much largerthanFrance,andhisinterestin“Jansenism” hasmovedtothelaterphasesof century, andpolitics, hasbecome andwiththesubjectofreligion hiseighteenth century and southintotheeighteenth-centuryItalies.Remaining principallyintheeighteenth boundaries intwodirections:northintoboththeAustrian andindependentNetherlands The SeminarinEarlyModernStudies our own studentsandfaculty, aredrawing participation fromothereminentscholars Itisnowonderthattheregularmeetings not onlyinOhiobutsurroundingstates. of the Early Modern seminar, Modern of theEarly for started taken acomparativeturnashehascrossedFrench lands hasbeencompleted. Mr. Van Kley’s work has months ofarchival researchinFranceandtheNether- Eighteenth-Century CatholicEurope work onabook France,of seventeenth Mr. century Van Kleyisnow at who was attracted toOhioState lastyear. A scholar scholars notonlyinOhiobutsurroundingstates. faculty, aredrawingfromothereminent participation seminar, forourown studentsand Modern started no wonderthattheregularmeetingsofEarly visiting scholarstotalkabouttheircurrentwork.Itis both approachesandfields,basedoninviting history toarangeofscholarship,coveringvariety intended toexposegraduatestudentsinearlymodern studentsandfaculty.both graduate This seminaris Studies thatmeetseighttimesayearandisopento bility fordirectionoftheSeminarinEarlyModern Coordinating theseminarthisyear is The earlymodernEuropeanfacultyshareresponsi- Religion andRevolutioninLate , forwhichfive aeVn Kley,Dale Van agricultural land inJapan.Onaboutathird ofthelandinJapan,villagers sharedcontrolof the founderofMughul Empire ofIndia,basedonuniqueautobiographicalmaterials. Renaissance PrinceofCentral Asia on abiographyofZahiral-Din MuhammadBabur(1483-1530),tentativelytitled: of theArabprovincesOttomanEmpirefrom1516-1800. legitimacy. A secondproject hasMs. Hathaway ageneralhistory engagedinco-authoring symbols inordertoprojecttheirown appropriated anddeployedmyths to Yemen. Sheexploreshow they Bedouin tribesgavethemaconnection ism. Meanwhile,theiraffiliationswith Circasian history, folklore, andsymbol- Islamic, Arab, Persian, Turkish, and identity engagedabroadrangeof time andspace,theirprojectionsof was rathernarrowlycircumscribedin Although thefactions’arenaofactivity seventeenth andeighteenthcenturies. factions inOttomanEgyptduringthe of tworivalpoliticalandmilitary examining theoriginsandoriginmyths Jane Hathaway’s geographic boundarieseastandwest. chronologically butwhoextendthe who focusontheearlymodernperiod is sharedbyothersinthedepartment Mideastern andAsianScholars and Archaeology.History Empire. Healsoishelpingtoeditthe examine howthisideologyshapedcolonialpolicyforthevariousregionsofAmerican Empire,American thecentury, whichemergedfromtheSpanishEnlightenmentduring and The volumewilltracethegradualevolutionofagoverningideologyforSpanish intersection ofideas,culture,andpublicpolicyintheeighteenth-centurySpanishEmpire. nineteenth centuries.Heisalsocollaboratingonabook-lengthstudyexaminingthe variety ofdisciplinaryperspectivesontheAndeanpeoplesfromsixteenthtoearly 1532-1825. Andean Worlds: History, Culture, andConsciousnessunderSpanishRule, the Atlanticalso.Heisfinishingabook-lengthstudytentativelyentitled, Ohio whogatheratStatequarterlytoreadworksinprogress. seminar forhistorians,literaryscholars,andarthistoriansfromallover addition toherresearchandteaching,Ms.Pestanacoordinatesanother of themostinterestingandcontroversial topicsofEnglishhistory. In not onlylooksattheAtlanticbasininaninnovativewaybutengagesone book projecttreatstheAnglo-AtlanticduringEnglishRevolutionand cal researchinbothEnglishandcolonial history.American Hercurrent The earlyAnglo-Atlanticiswidelyregardedasthecuttingedgeofhistori- who approachestheearlymodernperiodfrombothsidesofAtlantic. Scholars oftheAmericas In theEastAsia field, Looking furthereast, Mr. Andrien’s interestinworld history Kenneth Andrien Mr. Van issharedby Kley’s history interestinreligious ThisbookwillexaminetheimpactofSpanishrulefroma next monograph is nextmonograph studiestheearlymodernperiodfrombothsidesof PhilipBrown Stephen Dale . Thisstudywillbeacultural andpoliticalbiographyof writesaboutCentralandSouth Asia.Heisworking isinvestigating earlymodernformsofholding Guide toDocumentarySourcesforAndeanArt Carla Pestana A ▲ ▲ Dale Van Pestana KleyandCarla Stephen Dale Kenneth Andrienand 10 Making Time 11 Making Time M. LesBenedictappearingon CNN Nihonshi Kenkyuu, inthe Japanese history early modern West, English-languagematerials, for primarily State and Waseda University in Tokyo toprepareareviewofdevelopments inthestudyof villages.on earlymodern Mr. Brown hasbeenworking studentsfromOhio withgraduate Brown’s inboththeJapanese conclusionswillreviseinterpretations and Western literature ers’ andtheirsenseofcommunalresponsibility, conceptionsofequityandparity andMr. bution entailedinthesepractices.Amongotherissues,theworkwillshedlightonvillag- villagers, throughprivateactions,couldpartly“defeat”theconsequencesoflandredistri- scholars oftenassumeunderlaythestimulustousethesesystemsandwaysinwhich more deeplythepatternedvariationinpractice,questioningegalitarianattitudes research isrevisingourunderstandingofhowwidespreadthispracticewas,anditexplores orafternatural eventsimplemented periodically suchasafloodorlandslide. Mr. Brown’s arable land. Access toany eitherbyrotation orlottery, given plotoflandwas determined understanding ofthisperiodthehumanexperience. making thefieldmoreexcitingandintellectuallystimulatingsignificantlyreshapingour human activityandconnectingthemtocontemporaryeventsinEurope,theDepartmentis but givingitamuchwidercontextandframeworkbytakingstudiesfromothercentersof East and West. Europeanhistory, Incontinuingthetraditionofmedieval andearlymodern real waychangeourperceptionsoftheearlymodernworld,bothEuropeandpoints inthemid-seventeenthmessianic prophecy century. tion ofhowSabbateanismisrelatedtobothJewishandnon-Jewishattitudestoward same time,andtoMuslimSufiprophetictraditions.Thethrustofthebookisanexamina- examined inrelationshiptowidespreadandacuteChristianmillenarianismatpreciselythe Jewish astheproductofstrictly factors.properly understood Rather, itmustalsobe goal istobuildontheworkofthosewhohaveshownclearlythatthismovementcannotbe Kabbalah,tradition ofLurianic usedheavily bysomeSabbatean theologians. Goldish’s Scholem, however, placesthemovement Jewish squarely intoaninternal framework: the history ofthemovement,onegreatestworksJewishhistoricalscholarship. great scholarofJewishmysticism,GershomScholem,wroteamonumentalanddefinitive half theJewishworldwasconvincedinsomedegreethatShabbataimessiah.The largest JewishmessianicmovementsinceChristianity;someestimatessuggestthatwellover around Shabbatai Zvi, a Turkish kabbalist, whichpeakedin1665-1666. This was the history. isworkingaboutthemessianicmovement Hecurrently onamonograph centered More Talent onthe Way Joining thiscommunityofscholarsinautumn1999willbe TheinsightsgainedfromallofthisvariedscholarshipatOhioStatewillinavery theleadingjournalofJapanesehistoryinJapan. and quotedwidelyinthepress. interviewed onNPRandCNN, amongothervenues, impeachment proceedings of thispastyear. Hewas ment, wasamajorpublicintellectualduringthe wrtiten thestandardworkonPresidentialimpeach- And LesBenedict,whoin1973turnedouttohave Kennedy AssassinationRecordsReviewBoard. spoke repeatedly abouthiswork ontheJohn F. them wereparticularlyconspicuous.KermitHall interviewed bythemedia,butthispastyeartwoof Members oftheDepartmentareusedtobeing NEWSMAKERS Matthew Goldish , inJewish A small contribution Imake,”hesays,“will produceafargreaterresult.” nary peoplewhoconvergeto accomplishextraordinarythings.“Ihopethatany dinary peoplewhoaccomplish extraordinaryobjects,buttherearecountlessordi- real joy. demonstrates that thereareonlyahandfulofextraor- Hisstudyofhistory stress. For Mr. Watkins, itisthehumanities andthearts. Inthoseheexperiences thing otherthanthat careertoholdone’s interest, torevitalize, andeven toreduce two history. olderbrothers. meant learning Survival growing up,nearlyeverydinnerresultedinhistoryarguments withhisfatherand teachers, althoughhisfather’s realinterestwas history. While Mr. Watkins was The OhioStateUniversityLibraries. Award forhiswork, especiallythat onbehalfoftheCollegeHumanitiesand presented Mr. Watkins withtheJohn B. Gerlach, Sr. Development Volunteer seventh yearontheThurberHouseBoardofDirectors.In1998,OhioState awarded himitsDistinguished Pharmacy Alumni Award. his Heisstarting member oftheAlumniAdvisoryCouncilforsixyears.In1996,College received The OhioState University DistinguishedService Award. Hewas a Development Councilsince1984.In1991,he been amemberoftheCollegeHumanities eighteen yearsandpresidentforthree.Hehas a memberoftheOSUFriendsLibrariesfor tions totheUniversityarenumerous.Hehasbeen and RetrievingtheAmericanPast.Hiscontribu- newsletter,graduate SeminarRoom, theGuthrie initiatives,undergraduate includingourunder- contributions onbehalfofSBXtosupportvarious Department furtherthroughregularandgenerous materials. Morerecently, toaidthe heagreed purchase books,microfiche,microfilmandon-line Endowment whichisusedbytheDepartmentto established The Paul Watkins Book History Department. In1983, Mr.History Watkins also along-timefriendoftheUniversityand State studentsthereforforty-sixyears.Butheis manager ofSBXBookStore,hasservedOhio By thetimehewasestablishedinhiscareer, herealizedthat theremustbesome- His interestinhistorystartedaroundthedinnertable. BothparentswereEnglish s many ofyou know, Paul Watkins, the Paul Watkins A FriendoftheDepartment ▲ http://www.cohums.ohio- Volunteer Award. B. Gerlanch, Sr. Development Kirwin awardedhimtheJohn Paul Watkins asPresident WE’RE ON THE WEB state.edu/history/ 12 Making Time 13

Making Time Cutting Edge MAY BE A CLICHEDMETAPHOR The GoldbergProgram BUT IT ACCURATELY DESCRIBES the fallof Bastille, wereOhioStatepublic events,nottobemissed evenbystudentsnot room only;several ofhislectures,including oneonthedeathofLouis XVI,andanotheron of the Year in1959whenhewas old. just36 years Hisclasseswere frequentlystanding Jaurés. tal biographyofthegreatest ofmodernFrenchdemocraticsocialists, teach at hisalmamater, of theUniversity Wisconsin. Hismany booksincludeamonumen- ranks tothatofProfessorand remainedhereuntilthefallof1962,whenhereturned to ofHistory. intheDepartment came toOSUin1950asan instructor Herosethroughthe and movedirectlyintothedeeperdiscussion?Howmuch moreengagedisthestudent? darkwing.uoregon.edu/~atlas/america/interactive/map17.html>. slaves ineachstateatten-yearintervals. South ingeneral.Everyoneislookingatahandoutshe madethatchartsthenumberof in severalstatescorrelatedwiththepoliticalandeconomic trendsinthosestatesandthe on theriseofslaveryinSouthfrom1780to1860. Shementionshowtheriseofslavery millennium. shapetheteachingofhistory,help ourinstructors at OhioStateandbeyond, intothenext and techniqueswithcurrenteducationalprogramstocreateanexusofresourcesthatwill enhanced learning.TheProgramseekstocombineinnovativeteachingtechnologyadvances support toinstructorswhowishimprovetheteachingofhistorythroughtechnology- Department’s teachingmissionbyproviding thecomputingresources, expertise, and students, graduate faculty,resource centerforHistory the andstaff. Itsgoalis tofurther forExcellencein Goldberg Program Teaching. isaninstructional The GoldbergProgram T The Goldberg Program is named in honor of Professor Harvey Goldberg. isnamedinhonorofProfessorHarvey The GoldbergProgram Mr. Goldberg How mucheasierisittomovebeyondsimplytrying makesenseofhandoutnumbers Now, instead, displays that thisinteractive theinstructor imagine map: technology. toolsthat can onlybeaccessedonthe ofinstructional a variety Web orthroughthenew ing experience.Moreimportant,astheearlierimaginative exerciseshows,therenowexists techniques arenotintendedtoreplacethelectureor teacher, but toenhancethelearn- to thinkaboutanddevelopwaysmakethenewmedia classroomasuccess.These cal Association arejustnow beginning newsletter makesclear, acrossthecountry historians techniques forthehistoryclassroom.Asarticlequoted aboveintheAmericanHistori- will bea “second-generation” reader. Exploring theEuropeanPast in OSU’s Web MediaCollective. The Web offive Collective departments isaconsortium the imagesinclassroom. these fields, and addingnewfieldsandmakingiteasierforfaculty TAs toaccessandutilize Russian, and World history. Over thenexttwo we years willexpandourcollectionsin The MultimediaDatabasecurrentlycontainsimagesfromU.S.,European,LatinAmerican, andstudentsat OhioStateandacrossthecountry.want tomakeaccessibleinstructors be aneducational,technological,andcommercialsuccessstorywithintwoyears. Western Civilization, ETEP isbeingmarketedwiththenation’s best-selling Western Civilizationtextbook, through becomesthestandard,weshallquicklybeabletobringprojectclassrooms. publishing sothatwhethere-books,rocketbooks,orsomeothertechnologicalbreak- chapter. We aredesigningthebooktotakefulladvantage ofthecomingrevolution in that interactive suppliedviaCD-ROM andthe part graphics integral Web willplay ineach reader.twenty-first century We itasa describe “second-generation” readerbecauseofthe Western Civilization courses. Part ofthefundingforMultimediaDatabaseexpansioncomesfromourpartnership We alreadyhave asizableelectronicdatabase ofinformation, that textandgraphics we Multimedial Database We negotiating apublishingcontractforsimilarcustomizedreader arecurrently Program willbetoassistgraduatestudentsintheirteaching. fellows inoursurveycourses.Oneoftheprimemissions oftheGoldberg scholars, andmanyoftheteacherswetrainbegintheir careersasteaching engage thesourcesfromavarietyofperspectives. nology thatenhancetheclassroomexperiencebyhavingstudentslearnand classroom.especially inthesurvey We shallseekoutthebestusesoftech- most effectiveusesoftechnologytoenhancethequalityourteaching, Teaching Technology Workshops insights, andtohireafull-timewebmediasupportperson. sity Technology tobuild onourindividualprojects, Services toshare won Innovation a1998Instructional The departments GrantfromUniver- that aretakingtheleadindatabaseimagingandinstructionaltechnologies. We plantobecometheleaderindeveloping innovative instructional The DepartmentofHistoryatOhioStatetrainsteachersaswell The GoldbergProgramhasalreadyhostedseminarsandworkshopsonthe byJackson J. Spielvogel, anOhioState Ph.D., andwe hopeETEPwill Exploring theEuropeanPastExploring will truly bearevolutionary willtruly pedagogy intothehistoryclassroom. community, newmedia integrating andbecomeanational leaderamongdepartments sity, studentstobecomebetterteachers, totheoutside teachourgraduate provide aservice classroom,the undergraduate meettheeducational missionoftheCollegeandUniver- ofHistory.teaching intheDepartment Ourgoalistoenhancesignificantlythequalityof strategy toshareourtalentsandexpertisewiththecitizensofOhio. also workcooperativelywithvariousOhiohistoricalsocietiestoimplementacohesive ofinteractiveseries ofourcustomizedreaders. web sites basedonthechapters We shall teachers.workshops forOhiohighschoolhistory We plantocreate amore developed month. We withthe may soonpartner Western toprovide EuropeanStudiesProgram of themostusedweb sitesintheCollegeandUniversity, withover 25,000 hitseach campuses, communitiesofOhio,andtheworld.OurwebsiteonProhibitionisalreadyone options withtheirclasses. these, togetherwiththeMultimediaDatabase,willprovideourinstructorsanarrayof TAs. CD-ROMsAn extensive isalreadybeing assembled. selectionofinstructional All of American videocollection,andavarietyofotherresourceswillbeavailableforfaculty classrooms. Theworldhistoryslidecollection,theU.S.Latin With BoardofRegentsfunding, we shallhave laptopsanddata available projectors for Future Plans it easierfor faculty and TAs toaccessandutilize the Over thenexttwoyearswewillexpandourcollec- tions inthesefields,addingnewandmaking The GoldbergProgramthusservesasthecenterforcreativedevelopmentofinnovative whendonecorrectly,Distance learning, willallow ustoshareresourceswiththeregional The GoldbergProgramwillhousealloftheinstructionalresourcesDepartment. Florence. Finally, Jane Hathaway isafellow Institutefor inthePrinceton Advanced Study. rial Foundation,andClaudio FoguholdstheJeanMonnetFellowshipofEuropean UniversityInstituteof Social ScienceResearchCouncil. SaulCornellhadaresidentialfellowshipfromthe ThomasJeffersonMemo- will beaCollegeFellowat the UniversityofDurhambuthadanAdvancedResearch Fellowshipfromthe European Researchandthe InternationalResearchandExchangesBoardaswell. AhmadSikainganotonly Nicholas BreyfogleandDavid HoffmanngarneredsupportfromtheNationalCouncil forEurasianandEast Peter HahnandforRandolphRoth,whoalsowonagrant fromtheNationalScienceFoundation.Both American CouncilofLearnedSocieties.TheNational EndowmentfortheHumanitiesisfurnishingsupport fellowship at theHarvard Villa I Tatti. Margaret Newell andNathan Rosensteinalsowon fromthe grants ofan support Andrew W. Mellon fellowship, aNational HumanitiesCenterResidentialFellowship, anda American CouncilofLearnedSocieties.RobertDavis alsowonaGuggenheimfellowship,aswellthe from theNational HumanitiesCenter, toacceptthosefromtheJohn SimonGuggenheimFoundation andthe ing theircontinuingandfuturecontributions. Joseph Lynchwon threemajorawards: hehadtodeclineone, This pastyearfacultymembersreceivedacornucopia ofnationalandinternationalresearchgrantsrecogniz- TWO GUGGENHEIMSANDALOTMORE: images intheclassroom. 6 Faculty Research Awards 16 Making Time 17

Making Time ▲ Robert Davis in Robert Venice them participating fullyintheacademic community whiletheyarestill students. ofscholarlymeetings,tions inavariety all detailedelsewhereinthisnewsletter. toseesomany Itis gratifying of Eastern Studies ofMiddleEast Studies, Journal inthe have papers publishedimportant publications increasinglyaretendingtoappearinmajor journals.Justinthelasttwoyearsourgraduatestudents andotherawardsincluding thisyear notonlyFulbright but asubstantialnumberofpublications. Moreover, these students.in thatofthegraduate The numberoftheirawards rapidly, andaccomplishmentshasbeengrowing very One ofthesubtlesignspreeminentposition Departmentshowsupnotjustinthefacultyrecordbut —among otherscholarlypublications. Andofcourseourstudentshavealsobeen makingpresenta- OHIO STATE GRADUATE STUDENTS CONTRIBUTE TOSCHOLARSHIP OF THE DEPARTMENTOF THE THE INTERNATIONAL FACE appeared inbothSpanishandCzech,onebyJohnBurnhamcameoutJapanese. lated intoforeigntonguescontinuedtoincreasethisyear: Volumes byGeoffreyParker appeared intranslation,andtheformidablenumberoffacultybooksthathavebeentrans- in avarietyoflanguages.Inothercases,papersoriginallypublishedorpreparedEnglish the English-speakingworld.Anumberoffacultygavepresentationsandpublishedpapers Senate ofRome. inthepresenceofqueen,presented inMadrid andDale Van Kleygave atalkinthe Department intosomanyareasoftheworld. of themeetingsandresearchtripsotherkindstravelthathavetakenmembersour two (RobertDavisandJohnGuilmartin).Andthesepresentationsstilldonotrepresentall intheUKthisyear,performed althoughfourmadeittoItaly. And Lisbonaloneattracted presentations ofwhichwe know. totalofforty-three outside ofNorth America—a This I Finally, continuesto make itsway ofthefaculty beyond theboundsof far thescholarship Two madeappearancesundermorethanusualcircumstances. members GeoffreyParker n theyear fromMarchthroughFebruary, presentations madeformal many ofourfaculty the Journal of Contemporary History, ofContemporary Journal ForcesArmed andSociety. Journal ofSocialHistory, Journal deviating fromamoreusualpattern,onlytwoofourscholars circumstances andtimes, but bothinSydney. Curiously, Beijing. JohnRuleandBurnhamspokeinverydifferent traveled this year. Allan Millettwas heardinbothSeouland Søland’s eastasanyone talkinPraguewas aboutasfar asVenice. well in Turkey but in Vienna. Davis presentedinLisbonas Robert Carter FindleyspokenotonlyinAnkaraandothervenues invited tospeaknotonlyinOsakabutTheNetherlands. but in only inPretoria Tokyo. was James Bartholomew in Istanbul but in Vienna. Ahmad Sikaingagave apapernot than thoseoftheirspecialties.JaneHathawayspokenotonly the wayinwhichmanyfacultygavepapersareasother Europe. eleven intheNearEast.Almosthalf—twenty—tookplace year onlyonewasinAfrica,butninewereEastAsiaand Distance seemedtomakenodifference,althoughBirgitte One remarkableaspectofthisdispersionscholarshipis the Journal of Journal Women’s History, and the Middle British the impactof the Departmentonscholarship andlearning. publications that bytheirqualityaswell as quantitymarked atlases andencyclopedias. history inEuropethecrisis timeof1968.Therewere Renaissance, socialhistory in medievaltimes,andsocial history intheUnitedStates, socialhistoryintheItalian of history Western civilization. There were booksonsocial history, the middle ages, ofRussia, thehistory andthe Department. Therewerebooksoncomparativebusiness shows theremarkablerangeofinterestsandtalents the dealofscholarlyeffort. take agreat This year’s harvest demonstrate thematurestrengthofDepartmentand than theoriginalmonographs,thesecategoriesofbooks volumes, andtextbookssometimesattractlessattention medieval England.. and BarbaraHanawalt’s examination ofsocialcontrolin England, John Burnham’s work onmedicalhistoriography, in medievalJoseph sponsorship Lynch’s ofritual history such as Warren Van Tine’s oftheOhio history AFL-CIO, providedConstitution andtheSupremeCourt. works Others insocialandculturalhistory, Carole Rogel’s accountofthebreakup Yugoslavia, Hall’s andKermit work onthe strategy ofPhilipII, MichaelHogan’s ofthenational state, security accountoftheorigins were producedbyseniorscholars GeoffreyParker’sAmong monographs onthegrand the productsofveteranwriterswhocontinuetomakemajorcontributionsscholarship. Revolutionary period,andStephenConndiscussingmuseumsinAmericanlife.Othersare in faculty history,American MargaretNewell onthepoliticaleconomy writing ofthe variety oftypesandsubjectsisastonishing. Two oftheworks booksby representfirst I BOOKS And allofthese booksappearedamong a hostofother Although insomewaysneweditions,translations,edited n thisyear’s faculty, Department byOhioState History bumper the cropofbookswritten scholarship. of havingcolleaguesextend theaudiencesfortheir State Departmentalsoreceived theimpressivetribute was translated.Andfourother membersoftheOhio Findley’s butCarter wasnotonlyreprinted papers Leila Rupphadthreearticles reprinted,andoneof nals andbookstextbooks. BothLesBenedictand be even morewidelydisseminated inscholarlyjour- by editorswhobelievedthatthisscholarshipshould articles byOhioStateHistoryfacultywerereprinted scholarship: theyarereprinted.Thisyeareleven particularly concreterecognitionfordistinguished Each yearanumberoffacultyarticlesreceive Reprintings: AnotherEvidenceof Scholarly ExcellenceandImpact ▲ cdmcYa 1998-1999 Academic Year Books publisheddruingthe 18 Making Time 19 Making Time ▲ Melvin Leffler tional Security, the Truman Administration, andtheCold War financial andeconomicinitiatives.Inhissecondmajorbook, the LeagueofNations,neverthelessparticipatedinstruggletoachieveworldstabilitythrough in 1978).Inthatwork,heshowedtheconcretewayswhichUnitedStates,whilestilloutside Elusive Quest: America’s PursuitofEuropeanStabilityandFrenchSecurity, 1919-1933, book, deeplyaffectedthemainstreamnarrativeofAmericanforeignrelationsin1920s pursuit ofprimarysources.Hisdoctoraldissertation,whichwasgreatlyexpandedintohisfirst University, wherehetaughtuntilmoved to Virginia. Zahniserat OhioState,ate withMarvin Mr. of Lefflerjoinedthefaculty Vanderbilt in 1994becameEdward R. there. StettiniusProfessorofHistory After receivinghisdoctor- Sciences at theUniversity of Virginia. Hewas appointedprofessorat in1986and Virginia OUR DISTINGUISHEDALUMS M From thebeginning,hispublicationshavebeenmarkedbyinsightfulnessandrelentless elvyn P. Leffler(Ph.D. 1972)isDeanoftheCollegeandGraduate Schoolof and Arts of theCollegeHumanities. ontheBoardof connection byserving Visitors excellence inclassroomteaching. he won theEllenGreggIngalls Award for pointed dialoguewithstudents. At Vanderbilt, moral earnestnessbutalsobecauseofhislove recognition, nodoubtinpartbecauseofhis achievements asateacherhavealsowon Relations, allrecognizedhisscholarship.His Society fortheHistoryofAmericanForeign Mertes Lecture,andtheBernathPrizeof a granttotheNobelPeaceInstitute,Alois International Centerfellowship,anACLSgrant, life. Honors, includinga Woodrow Wilson Ferrell, andHooverprizes. duced adefiningworkthatwontheBancroft, Leffler transcendedthehistoriographyandpro- highly competitive andcontentiousarena, Mr. Soviet imperialism,”asoneevaluatorwrote.Ina definition ofnationalsecurityasbythethreat American policy...drivenasmuchbyanexpansive administration— “animportantreassessmentof relations, ofthe thistimeintheyears Truman the mainstreamnarrativeofAmericanforeign oftheCold history War. Onceagain, hechanged was abletoaddawholedimensiontheearly removed ofState, fromthe Department Mr. Leffler in partbyingeniouslyusinggovernmentrecordsfar Today Mr. LefflercontinueshisOhioState Mr. winnerallofhis Lefflerhasbeenaprize (StanfordUniversity Press, 1992), A PreponderanceofPower:Na- published (The September, he also presented a paper on constitutional history and theory at theSympo- September, andtheory healsopresented apaperonconstitutional history Organization of AmericanHistoriansand alsopresentedapaperthere, “Copyright.”In the SocietyforHistoriansof theGildedAgeandProgressiveEraatmeetingsof the the presidentialaddress,“Law andRegulationintheGildedAgeProgressive Era,”to Gilded AgeandProgressive Era,”inacollectedwork.InIndianapolisApril,he presented tutional theory, inthe Among hisworksaccepted forpublicationisanessayonconstitutionalhistoryand consti- tional Crisis,” hasbeenpublishedin Impeachment of Andrew Johnson,” in Major ProblemsintheCivil War andReconstruction Radical Reconstruction”and“ReformRepublicans theRetreatfromReconstruction,” funded byagrantfromtheHondaCorporation. research forhisbookonJapanandtheNobelscience prizes; someofhisresearchwas board ofthe Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands, inJune. Mr. on theeditorial serves Bartholomew and wascommentatorforapanelattheInternational Conference ofAsiaScholars, Japan’s ScientificCommunity,” at the, National MuseumofEthnology, Osaka, inMarch will appearin which hewas co-editor. Inaddition, heisco-authorofapaperoneugenicsinJapan that A Comparative Study,” in several ancientempires. at DenisonUniversityinApril.Heiscurrentlywritingabookcomparingimperialism on “HerodotusandNon-GreekPeoples,”atthemeetingsofOhioAcademyHistory Senior HonorSocietyandtheSphinxHonorary. Hewas commentator at asession of the SocietyofCriminology,American in Washington inNovember. She presentedapaperontheCoordinatingCouncilMovementof1930satmeetings the Review,American boardsofthe the editorial way, includingasyntheticvolume onthe Andean peoplesunderSpanishrule. on He serves texts forthcominginacollectedwork,andhehasnumberofpublishingprojectsunder can Historical Association meetingsin Washington inJanuary. onlegal Hehasanarticle Eighteenth- CenturySpainandPeru,”hewascommentatoronasessionattheAmeri- on“Ideology andEmpire: tors ofEmpire. in the Viceroyalty ofPeru, 1633-1700,” inBurkholder, hasbeenreprinted ed., Review, of aGoverningIdeologyfortheSpanishAmericanEmpire,” (March 1,1998-February28,1999) The Faculty The Faculty Michael LesBenedict James Bartholomew Jack Balcer Janis Appier Kenneth Andrien Colonial Latin Review.American andhisarticle, “The SaleofFiscalOfficesandtheDeclineRoyal Authority AttheLatinAmericanStudiesAssociationmeetingsinChicago,hespoke Oxford CompaniontotheHistoryofModernScience, Science inContext. hasbeenrecognizedasanoutstandingfacultymemberbyMortarBoard (Newark Campus)won theNewark CampusScholarly Achievement Award. andthe haspublished Yl Lw Journal, Law Yale published “Science and Technology asCognitive DomainsinJapan: hashadthreeofhisarticlesreprinted:“TheConservative Basisof deEstudios Anuario Americanos The NoticiassecretasdeAmérica Hispanic American Historical Review,Hispanic Historical American Japanese Civilization in the Modern Japanese Civilization intheModern World X: Technology, Hepresentedapaper, in “Overcoming Marginality “The NoticiassecretasdeAmérica Writing theCivil Writing War: The QuesttoUnderstand. Political ScienceQuarterly. andanotheron “Law andRegulationinthe (2nded.), and “A NewLookat the andisbookrevieweditorof and EnlightenedDespotismin Colonial LatinAmerican the Hisessay, “A Constitu- andhecontinues andtheConstruction Colonial Latin Administra- of 20 Making Time 21 Making Time Historical StudiesinJapan:Historical A Personal View,” in the Historical American Association gaikokujinn kenky¯ koenkai:Shiryo Survey Technology Japan,” inearlyModern onthe groups Russian religious Transcaucasian frontierinthenineteenthcentury. Study CenteroftheUniversity ofMichiganin1999,ashecontinuesworkonhis bookon Research (NCEEER),theInternationalandExchanges (IREX),andtheAdvanced he willholdfellowshipsfromtheNationalCouncilfor EurasianandEastEuropean meetings ofthe Historical AssociationAmerican in Washington. Mr. that Breyfoglelearned PAOld believers inErie inOctober, hewas andinJanuary commentator onasessionat the Columbus inOctober. ConferenceofRussian Hewas chairofasession at theInternational Edict of1830andRussiancolonization, at theMidwest RussianHistory Workshop, in for theAdvancementofSlavicStudiesinBocaRaton September;andapaperonthe and identityamongRussiansin Transcaucasia, atthemeetingsof American Association at theMid-AtlanticSlavic ConferenceinChestnutHillPA inMarch; anotheronrebellion in March; between andindigenous Russiansettlers anotheronencounters Transcaucasians, 1801-1830, attheSawyer seminarat the Advanced StudyCenter, University ofMichigan, of Childhood”project. ment, andtheenvironmentinHawaii. History Conferenceandcontinuesworkontheinteractionoftourism,economicdevelop- Business in America: Overview.”An Historical Mr. oftheBusiness Blackfordisatrustee in Akron inNovember.Industry inacollective work, Hehasapaperforthcoming “Small Society, ofthe andhewas adiscussantat apublicconferenceontheHistory American Tire session onfirmdevelopmentatthemeetingsofEconomicandBusinessHistorical March inCollegePark,MD.InMilwaukeeApril,hewaschairanddiscussantata History; Tourism, andtheEnvironment: Mauiinthe1980sand1990s,”in States andJapan oftechnology.the history continues workonhisbiographyofJamesFranckandprojectsinGermanhistory Innovation, MA, inCambridge whichwas later publishedin at theconference, “Embracing Complexity” & attheErnst Young CenterforBusiness August, hepresented“HowtheLanguageofComplexityRevealsHiddenHabitsMind” reprinted in controversy, Mr. Benedictappearedinmany media. advisory counciloftheLincolnandSoldiersInstitute.Duringrecentimpeachment council oftheSocietyforHistoriansGildedAgeandProgressiveEraon Project. HecontinuesontheeditorialboardsofH-LawandH-Shgapeserves and wasalsonamedtotheAdvisoryBoard,NationalConstitutionalCenterMuseum chair theNominatingCommitteeofAmericanHistoricalAssociationfor1999-2000 on abookthepoliticsandlaw era. oftheReconstruction Mr. Benedict was electedto November meetingsoftheSouthernHistoricalAssociationinBirmingham.Heisatwork Branch meetingsinSanDiegoAugust,andhechairedasessiononReconstructionatthe session onReconstructionviolenceattheAmericanHistoricalAssociation-PacificCoast sity ofSouthCarolinaPress,inColumbiaandCharleston.Hewascommentatorona and theConstitutionat asymposiumon theCivil “Writing War,” sponsoredbytheUniver- Chapter, InnsofCourt, inColumbus inJanuary. InFebruary, hespokeontheCivil War Law Schoolandhegavealectureon“Impeachment:JohnsonClinton,”totheFranklin sium “Moments ofChange: Transformations in Constitutionalism”American at the Yale Philip Brown Nicholas Breyfogle Robert Bremner Mansel Blackford Alan Beyerchen’s hepresentedapaperwiththesametitleatBusinessHistoryConferencein Coping withtheBounds:SpeculationsonNonlinearityinMilitaryAffairs. ¯ niyorunihonnoayumi,” (2nd ed.,UniversityofNorthCarolinaPress)and“Business,Government, published during theyear: publishedduring ”A Caseof ‘Failed’ Technology Transfer: Land uin toshiteno hannenkan,”Shiryo isamemberoftheAdvisoryPanelforBentonFoundation“Century “Clausewitz, andtheUnpredictabilityof Nonlinearity War” was published presented apaperonreligiousminoritiesandRussiancolonization, The Rise of Modern BusinessinGreatBritain,The RiseofModern theUnited Niigata daigaku t¯ Senri Ethnological Studies; Ethnological Senri ¯kanpo ¯; and“TheInternet and oshokandayori; Embracing Complexity. Business andEconomic “Buraun-shi “Shiryokan He In Commercial Museum” in of ChicagoPress). Healsopublished“The EpistemologyofEmpire: ThePhiladelphia Japanese landredistribution. Mr. Brown ischairofthe editing, includinghisownonthesignificancetointernationalscholarshipofearlymodern volume Japan, that oncontroloflandinearlymodern ofpapers Mr. andaseries Brown is a paperoncomparative studiesoftechnology, apaperinSocialScienceResearchCouncil Washington-Southeast Japan Region SeminarinJanuary. is Among hisworks forthcoming presented apaperontheEarlyModernsocialandeconomichistoryofJapan,at the Tokamachi-shi LectureSeries,Area, in History intheFurusato Tokamachi-shi. Healso special lectureat theNiigata University Library. InJuly, in hespoke onlandredistribution University inJuneandalsospokeonJapanesehistoricalmaterialscyberspace,a (Kinseishi Kenkyukai),onthelandredistributionsysteminEchigoProvince,atNiigata Perspectives the UnitedStates asrefracted throughthework ofthe Texas RailroadCommission. History Beveridge/Dunning PrizeCommittee oftheAmericanHistoricalAssociation. committeeoftheSt.prize George Tucker Society, onthe andshehasbegun service two prizecommitteesoftheOrganizationAmerican Historiansandalsothedissertation theCivil onthehomefrontduring editing abookofarticles War. on Shehasbeenserving History, about thedemographictransitioninOldSouth,to appearinthe CountyinNovember.of theUniversity ofMaryland—Baltimore Shehasinpressanarticle of the lead poisoningandthedeinstitutionalizationofmental patientsinthe1950sandiseditor at theUniversity ofSydney.professorship He continues work onhisbookschildhood sored by Yale University andNIDA, inNewHaven. InJulyand August, hehelda visiting commentatoran invited at formal the “One Hundred Years ofHeroin” conferencespon- oftheHumanSciencesinDurham,the History England. InSeptember, Mr. was Burnham August, “TheFutureoftheHumanSciences,”atmeetingsEuropeanSocietyfor ofPsychologyColloquium,to theDepartment University ofSydney, Australia; andalsoin meetings in Toronto; in August, apaperondeinstitutionalization andtheconsumersociety, and thehistoryofpsychiatryatAmericanAssociationforHistoryMedicine ofPsychology,sity Department inMay, and, alsoinMay, apaperonthelate Jack Pressman tions included ofthe Behavioral Sciences,”“Publishing Papers intheHistory York Univer- ofMedicineSeminarSeries, inBethesda December.Medicine History Otherpresenta- History Museum,anotherversionofwhichhealsopresentedintheNationalLibrary mental patients,attheJohnShawBillingsHistoryofMedicineSocietyandIndianaMedical he gave apubliclectureonthe Topeka State indeinstitutionalizing Hospitalexperiment Ethics andHumanities, University, IndianaUniversity/Purdue Indianapolis. Also in April, syndrome ofchildhoodleadpoisoningattheInterdisciplinaryFacultySeminaryinMedical History andPhilosophyofScience,onthemind-bodyproblem,hepresented guest presentationinagraduatecolloquiumattheIndianaUniversityDepartmentof and Gatewood’s EraRevolutionProgressive in American Attitudes Toward Sex,” was republished in Woods’ ofUrbanHealth:Journal BulletinoftheNew York Academy ofMedicine. History. Smoking, Taking Drugs, Gambling, SexualMisbehavior, in andSwearing American issued aspecialJapanese edition, translated byMorita Yukio, of History From Marchto August, hewas avisitingresearchscholarat Niigata University. editor of Steven Conn William Childs Joan Cashin John Burnham Journal oftheHistoryBehavioralSciences. (Wellcome ofMedicine), InstituteoftheHistory and Tamagawa University Press with Volume XVI(1998). Hecontinues towork ontheregulation ofbusiness in Mr. wasinadditionco-author of Burnham “Saul Jarcho as Translator andEditor,” and shecontinuestowork onherbiography of Varina Howell Davis. Sheisalso Early ModernJapan:AnInterdisciplinaryJournal, . Mr. Group Japanese BrownpresentedapaperfortheEarlyModern History presented “Varina Howell Davis andtheCivil War” seminar tothefaculty published America Interpreted:America withReadings. A ConciseHistory concluded his service aseditorof concludedhisservice published Diplomatic History. Museums andAmericanIntellectual Life How theIdeaofProfession Changed the ofMedical Writing At themeetings oftheSocialScienceHistory Essays inEconomicandBusiness Early Modern Japan Modern Early andveryactiveinH-Japan. Bad Habits: Drinking, , 1876-1926(University Journal ofFamily In hegaveApril a His article, His article, “The Network, 22 Making Time 23 Making Time teaching accepted forthe and Dissension. accepted his Foundation PrizeoftheNorthAmericanConferenceonBritishStudies.Oxfordhasalso in Tudor England andStuart the Muhammad Babur, 1483-1530. Mr. board of Dalehasalsobeenappointed totheeditorial “What Turks MeantoMe.” Among hisresearch projectsisabiography of Zahiral-Din Poet inMughul,” andin October, College, hepresentedaninvited lectureat Dartmouth inacollectedwork.forthcoming InMay, hespokeat theUniversity ofUtahon “A Persian Society, ofthe Oriental Journal American and onearticle,onBronson Alcott,isinpress. trative dutiesasAssociateDean.Hecontinueshiswork onAmericantranscendentalism, (5th ed., Wadsworth). work onthesocial,cultural,andreligioushistoryofearly revolutionaryEngland. England”Early Modern at of theUniversity Alabama, Tuscaloosa. onanew Hehasstarted sance Studieson “Railing andInsultingLanguage: Lay andClerical Tongue-Smiting in University of Akron, inOctober. InMarch, Mr. Cressygave theStrodeLectureinRenais- addition, hechairedasessionattheMidwestConference onBritishStudies,meetingatthe England, at Seminar, inOctober. inSanMarino History British In The HuntingtonLibrary also moderatedtwoplenarysessions;andapaperonthealtardisputeinearlyStuart Studies, ConferenceonBritish the North American ColoradoSprings, inOctober, wherehe meetings inLosAngelesAugust;apaperonclassandanalysisattheof May; apaperonecclesiasticalcourtrecordsattheBritishIslesFamilyHistorySociety andFolk Religion BeliefintheEarlyModern World” at ofMinnesotain theUniversity Laity, Tradition andDisciplineintheElizabethanNorth,” at theConferenceon “State England” at StMary’s University College, Hill, Strawberry England, in April; “Clergy, anticlericalism, attheconferenceon“Religion,CultureandSocietyinEarlyModern on BritishStudies.Amonghispresentationshavebeenapaperclericalismand Conference onBritishStudiesandistheprogramcommitteeofMidwest of the Journal ofModernHistory forthcoming inacollectivework.Hehasbeenappointedtotheeditorialboardof Thomas JeffersonMemorialFoundationinthefall. account oftheEnlightenmentin America. Mr. heldaresidentialfellowship at Cornell the ment MeantoEarlyAmericans? meetings in Washington. is Among hisworks forthcoming Charlottesville; and “Text, Context, Hypertext,”at the Historical American Association “Jefferson andEnlightenment,”attheInternationalCenterforJeffersonStudies,in and hypertextattheAmericanStudiesAssociationAnnualmeetings,alsoinSeattle; History,” meetingsinSeattle; the SocietyofLegalHistory apaperonnarrativeAmerican tations thispastfallincluded“DeconstructingtheCanonofAmericanConstitutional ConstitutionalHistory,”Contemporary in Progressive Historiography:ACriticalCommentontheRevivalofAnti-Federalismin Constitutional Contemporary Theory,” nism: TheStandardModel,SecondAmendment,andtheProblemofHistoryin Possibilities, PostmodernProblems,” Philosophical SocietyandcontinueshisworkonAmericanmuseumsartobjects. “Teaching UrbanHistory. Mr. Connreceived aMellonFellowship fromthe American Association in ChicagoNovember, hechairedasessionandpresentedpaperon Stephen Dale Frederick Dahlstrand Michael Curran David Cressy Saul Cornell Journal ofIranian Studies. Journal ofBritishStudies. Travesties and Transgressions in Tudor England: andStuart Tales ofDiscord Inaddition,apaperontheerosionofcommunityunderCharlesIhasbeen published threearticles:“MovingBeyondtheGreatStory:PostModern haspublished “The Ahrari Waqf ofKabul andtheIndianNaqshbandiyya,” published Huntington Library Quarterly,Huntington Library wasco-authorof toserveathree-yearterm.Healsoservesontheeditorialboard (Mansfield Campus)isdevotingmuchofhistimeto adminis- (Oxford University Press),(Oxford University whichwon theJohn BenSnow Birth, Marriage,andDeath:Ritual,Religion,theLife-Cycle HecompletedhistermaspresidentofthePacificCoast (Bedford Books),andhehasstartedworkonanew American Quarterly A HistoryofRussia,theSovietUnion,andBeyond Constitutional Commentary; and apaperonpoet Ashraf Mazaderani is American Law American Ways andFolkways. and apaperonsymbolicviolenceis ; “CommonplaceorAnachro- What DidtheSecond Amend- and “The Irony of Hispresen- Environmental Protection: Experience,” LessonsfromtheGerman pological Association meetingsinPhiladelphiaDecember. University, inthe andapaperonrituals Venetian slave processionat the American Anthro- Beyond Florence: Italy, RethinkingMedieval Modern andEarly in Venice inSeptember; “Venice Belongstothe World”—at thecontributors’ conferencefor “Venice intheFlood Tide of Tourism” ConferenceonUrbanHistory, at theInternational of RansomedSlaves,1600-1797,”attheMediterraneanStudiesConference.Hepresented College, Sarasota, andinLisbonMay, “Rites ofRedemptioninthe Venetian Processions Italy,rock throwing inearlymodern at theMedieval-Renaissance Conferenceat New study of Venetian and culture. history InMarch, hepresentedapaperonthecultureof a Foreign Memberofthe ofEnslavement Era.”Italian Experience intheEarlyModern Finally, MrDavis was elected Guggenheim FoundationFellowshipforhisproject,“WhiteSlaves,BlackMasters:The Italy, andhehasbeenawarded aNationalHumanitiesCenterFellowship andaJohn Simon academic year 1999-2000, ayear’s fellowship attheHarvard Villa I Tatti inSettignano Mr. Davis thisyear were an Andrew W. MellonPostdoctoral ResearchFellowship forthe of Journal The International Travel and Travel Writing. represent continuinglinesofhisresearch.Heservesasco-editoranewjournal, in collectedvolumes on Venetians enslaved in andontourism Venice, both ofwhich tion, Venice,”Modern the Donald E. Queller, de’canne of26July1574,” in Longman), andhepublished “The Spectacle Almost FitforaKing: Venice’s Guerra and iscontinuingworkonherbookCzechmodernistsinthe1890s. and ExchangesBoard.SheisservingasanofficeroftheCzechoslovakHistoryConference by grantsfromtheAmericanCouncilofLearnedSocietiesandInternationalResearch Japanese byFumikoNishizaki] in also published ofEuropeafterthe First “The Reconstruction World War,” [translated into October. Mr. Findley is vicepresidentandelectofthe World History Association. (“Amerika’daTarihçi Olmak”), of History, Department Cumhuriyet University, Sivas, in published inSeptember (Türkiye Ekonomik veand SocialHistory Toplumsal Tarih Vakfi), inJuly, whichwas (“Tarihçiligin Diyalektigi”), ofthe presented inaseries Turkish Foundation forEconomic November. Mr. Findley’s presentationsin Turkish included “A Historian’s Dialectic” Ottoman EmpirethroughtheEyesofMouradgead’Ohsson” atBosphorusUniversityin Atatürk andModern Turkey at inOctoberandpresented Ankara University “Seeing the He gave aninvited paperontheEarly Turkish Conferenceon Republicat theInternational tional pourlesÉudesPré-OttomanesetOttomanessymposium at theUniversity of Vienna. September, hespokeon “Ahmed Midhat’s of Social andEconomicHistory Turkey, meetingat theUludag presented apaperonIgnatiusMouradgead’Ohssonat theInternationalCongresson Coauthorship” at the ResearchInstitutein American Turkey (Istanbul), andinJunehe May, helecturedon “Fantasy andReality, Ahmed Midhat and Fatma Aliye’s in Experiment and achapterinthe Review press includeanexpanded,translatedmonographversionofhis 1892): TheMakingofaPerfectOrientalist?”hasbeenpublishedin Association Bulletin. politanism inthe Author ofthe Raymond Dominick Davis Robert David-FoxKatherine Carole Fink Carter Findley The Jews of Venice paperonanOttomanOccidentalist, onthenovel, anarticle in a Turkish festschrift, co-edited co-edited published“Mouradgead’Ohsson(1740-1807):LiminalityandCosmo- and “The Police andthePuglist: The LimitsofSocialControlinEarly- A Turkish translation ofhisarticle, “Sir James W. Redhouse(1811- Stanford HumanitiesReview. Cambridge History of the Ottoman Empire and Modern oftheOttomanEmpireandModern History Turkey.Cambridge (Johns HopkinsUniversity Press), andhehasessays forthcoming (Mansfield Campus)published“Capitalism,Communismand returned from returned Washington andPrague, whereshewas supported Ateneo Veneto, 1968: The World Transformed Toplumsal Tarih Gender andSocietyintheItalianRenaissance Medieval andRenaissance Venice: Essays Dedicated to Tableau Général del’Empire othoman,” Turkish Studies Japan, Asia andtheGlobalSystem: Toward the Twenty- ascholarlysocietyin Venice, foundedforthe Sevda-yi Say-ü-Amel and in “On BeingaHistorian America” He has co-edited a forthcoming collec- Hehasco-editedaforthcoming (Cambridge University Press). (Cambridge She that cameto Among thehonors ˘ University inBursa,˘ University whilein inOctober, atStanford ” at theComitéInterna- American Historical Kebikeç. Environmental History. (Addison-Wesley, Hisworksin Journeys: In 24 Making Time 25 Making Time First Century Preservation ofCivil Preservation War Sites, inLexington, KYandanother, in onciviliansacrifice April, hispresentations includedaround tableatthemeetingof Associationforthe He alsocontinueshiswork ontheRomanbathatIsthmia. Institute for forhisproject Survey.” Korinthia Archaeological Aegean Prehistory “Eastern at Isthmia,Greeceanother from theU.S.DepartmentofEducation,andanother from the his work,includingonefrom theDavidandLucilePackardFoundationforexcavations American ArchaeologicalResearchInstituteandhasreceived anumberofgrantstosupport School ofClassicalStudiesandhasbeenelectedtothe Boardof Trustees oftheCyprus Gregory servesoncommitteesoftheArchaeologicalInstitute ofAmericaandtheAmerican at themeetingsof Instituteof Archaeological America, in Washington inDecember. Mr. Landscapes ofProcopius,”attheByzantineStudiesConference ,andhewascommentator Omilos Monemvasia. At theUniversity ofKentuckyinNovember, hespokeon “The Kythera,”of Northern Trade andEconomy ConferencesponsoredbytheMonemvasiotikos “Trade andCommunication intheDevelopment ofLocalSettlementSystems: The Example Greece, andDurhamUniversity, IonianUniversity Kerkyra, Greece, inMay, and, inJuly, cluded apaperonarchaeologicalsurveysinconference onMedievalArchaeologyin Acts oftheXVIIIthInternationalCongressByzantine Studies. tion, his“ArchaeologyoftheByzantineDarkAge:ProblemsandProspects”appearedin Excavations at Isthmia: The 1997Season,” The AmericanJournalofArchaeology during WWIIandtheoccupationofJapan. she continuesworking ontheintelligenceactivitiesofJapanese-American Translators Can’t Fight Tanks withBayonets 1942-1945” History. at the ChicagomeetingsoftheSocietyforMilitary Herbook, April, shepresented“JapanesePrisonersintheHandsofJapanese-AmericanInterrogators, Lorraine in1944. in collective work,andheiscompletingabookonFascisthistoricalculture. Institute inFlorence, Italy. ina inFascism HehasapaperonGaribaldianism forthcoming February, Hepresentedapaper onFascism at theEuropeanUniversity andMediterraneity of Florencefortheacademicyear forhisproject, andModernity.”“Mediterraneaity In fellowship fromthePrincetonInstituteforAdvancedStudies. History. Internationale d’HistoireContemporainedel’Europe,and University. ontheboardsofPeace Sheserves Association, History the Association University. shelecturedon InFebruary “The GrandCoalitionandOstpolitik” at Temple Research ontheGenesisofOstpolitik,”toContemporaryHistoryInstituteatOhio Ostpolitik” attheGermanStudiesAssociationmeetingsinSaltLakeCityandon“New on “1968 Revisited” at OhioUniversity. InOctobershespokeon “Germany’s West- and at Series Wittenberg University, and “1968: Perspective,”An International ataConference “Myths andRealitiesofthe Weimar Republic,” attheCynthiaF. Colloquium Behrman College, London, inMarchon “Germany’s World War I” and Problem.” RightsanInternational “Minority Shespokeat University two articlesforthcomingindifferentcollectiveworks:“TheStructureofEuropeafter World War IIFrance: The Occupation, Vichy andtheResistance, 1938-1946 ofHistory,Encyclopedia People, andCulture, 1871-1990 Treaty of Versailles: A Reassessmentafter75 Years Mark Grimsley Timothy Gregory Allison Gilmore Garland Martha A. Harding Ganz Claudio Fogu The InternationalMilitaryEncyclopedia MsFinkisworking onabookthePolish Minority Treaty andwas awarded a ; anarticle,“TheMinoritiesQuestionattheParisPeaceConference,”in receivedaJeanMonnetFellowshipfromtheEuropeanUniversityInstitute hasbeenawarded the1999 Alumni Distinguished Teaching Award. In (LimaCampus)won theOSU-LimaOutstandingScholar Award, andin is very busy serving as busyserving isvery Vice Provost andDeanforUndergraduate Affairs. (Newark Campus) published an article onthe1917 (Newark Campus)publishedanarticle Albion Operation published “The EarlyMiddle and Ages inHistory Archaeology,” in , BookClubin wasaselectionofthe History August, and and wasco-authorof“TheOhioStateUniversity and continuestoworkontankbattlesin Ostpolitik Old World Newsletter.Archaeology , in andarticles . Herpresentations in included April and Contemporary European Historical Dictionary of Dictionary Historical Hispresentationsin- Modern Germany;Modern An . Ms. Finkhas Inaddi- ou Yo The affairs at North CarolinaState University. at North affairs sity Press,1999). OnJuly1,hewillbecome provostandvicechancellor foracademic Source Media, 1998) and Israeli Conflict(1947-1967). hisprojectonU.S.the HumanitiesSummerStipend tosupport Policy Toward the Arab- Rise oftheState ofIsrael,” in Tel Aviv. MrHahnwas awarded aNational Endowment for a conferenceon “New Records, NewPerspectives: World War II, theHolocaust, andthe December hepresentedaninvitedpaperontheUnited StatesandtheemergenceofIsraelat of ForeignAmerican Relations, inCollegePark MDinJune, hewas acommentator, andin U.S. DiplomacyfromtheArchivesofIsrael.”Atmeetings oftheSocietyforHistorians Foreign Relations,“ReconsideringtheInternationalHistory Critique:Revelationsabout delivered theStuartL.BernathPrizeLectureofSociety forHistoriansofAmerican April, at theOrganization of meetingsinIndianapolis, Historians American Mr. Hahn Review,History other articlesforthcoming,oneonJerusalemandU.S.-Israeli relations,inthe Since 1945 editor ofabookinpress, inthe published articles ist Movements, 1943-1955 1956,” in Eisenhower; 1961),” in from the Archives ofIsrael,” in Renaissance warfareatsea,entitled, the concludingchapterinaforthcomingbookbythattitle.Heisworkingonvolume 1573” isinpressacollectivevolume,andanarticleonthelimitsoftechnologywar sis Mr. boardsof isamemberoftheeditorial Guilmartin Conference, Library Memorial “War theOldRegime”, inNovember. andScienceduring Studiesandthe Center forSeventeenth- andEighteenth-Century William Andrews Clark OH. HewasalsochairandcommentatorattheUniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles, and PublicPolicy: Flight, Scienceand Technology: Flight, Society andCulture,” inDayton sity NationalAerospaceConference,“TheMeaningofFlightinthe20thCentury: chair andcommentator at asessionat theSmithsonianInstitutionand State Univer-Wright History, CommissionofMilitary oftheInternational inLisbon,Congress Portugal. Hewas der Ordnance: An Analysis of Technical Parameters and Tactical Capabilities” at the Texas Tech University inJune. In August, hepresented “The EarliestShipboardGunpow- onteachingvarioussented two aspectsofthe papers Vietnam War at the Vietnam Centerof Asymmetrically: Can BeDefeated?”America PA at CarlisleBarracks in April, andpre- the US Army War Collegeconference, and theUnitedStates“Challenging Symmetrically Campaign. culture in abookontheCivil war-making andisalsowriting American War Virginia see) and “The UnionMustStand”: The Civil War ofJohn Quincy Adams Campbell Diary Granville OHCivil War Round Table. works,Among hisforthcoming heisco-editorof Antietam National Battlefield with West Point CadetsandspokeonGrantLeeat the Shawnee State inSeptember, University outaStaffRideto andinNovember hecarried 1890,” at theCivil War Institute, Gettysburg College. Hespokeonasimilarsubjectat Redskins: USMilitary Treatment CiviliansandNative ofSouthern Americans, 1861- 1998. “Mythology ofSherman’s March,” Lecture, andtheLincolnPrize “Rebels and oftheLibrary,lecture fortheOhioUniversity—Lancaster Friends Lancaster, OhioJune5, Kentucky, Battlefield Site. at State given thePerryville Historic InJune, hegave theannual Kermit Hall Peter Hahn John F. Guilmartin, Jr., . articles, his paperon Hehaspublishedencyclopedia “Venice andHerEnemies, 1453- Civilians inthePath of War Demise of the British EmpireintheMiddleEast:Demise oftheBritish Britain’s ResponsetoNational- (Ohio StateUniversityPress),whichalsocontainsone ofhisessays.Hehastwo “DiscordorPartnership?BritishandAmericanPolicytowardEgypt,1942- Ombre diguerrafredda:GliStatiUnitinelMedioOrienteduranteglianni published “The View fromJerusalem: Revelations aboutU.S. Diplomacy andtheother, inacollectedvolume, on Anglo- relations.American In published Encyclopedia of Encyclopedia World War IIinEurope ; and “Special Relationships,” in The ConstitutionandtheSupreme Court spokeon “Technology and inModern Assymetrics Warfare” at The Oxford Guide to Supreme Court Decisions The Oxford Guide toSupremeCourt Empire andRevolution: The UnitedStates andthe Third World Diplomatic History; (Nebraska). Hecontinueshiswork onraceand Galleys andGalleons. “Gli StatiUnitieL’Egitto (1953- War inHistory Diplomatic History. . Inaddition, heisco- (CD-ROM)(Primary and (OxfordUniver- Defense Analy- International Healso (Tennes- 26 Making Time 27 Making Time in Egyptconference,University ofCaliforniaatLosAngeles,inApril,andasaninvited Sword becameaPoliticalHot PotatoinOttomanEgypt,”attheAmericanResearch Center Colleges andUniversities.American Western World,”in Rebel,Hero?” Traitor, in theSeventeenth Century,” inthe for thesecondtermofacademicyear1999-2000.Among herpublicationswere“Egypt AwardUniversity DistinguishedService representative asfaculty totheBig serving Ten andNCAA. was awarded the MsHartmann S. Committee onResearchGrants—oftheHarry Institute,Truman aswell Library as Politics: The U.S. Woman SuffrageMovement,” issued by Yale Press. University Shealsopublished “Transforming Women, Transforming as associate editorofthe Feminists,” Institute, History OhioUniversity, at theContemporary inFebruary. Sheserves American StudiesAssociationinSeattleNovember and deliveredalecture,“TheOther politics intheUnitedStatessince1960.Shewasacommentator atthemeetingsof a collectivevolume,andsheisundertakingnewresearchongendertherealignmentof she hasanessayonfeminists’activitiesintheNationalCouncilofChurchesforthcoming nism, PublicPolicy, andtheCarter Administration,” in medieval to chapters Ill Repute’:GenderandSocialControlinMedievalEngland. History Space ofMedieval London Taverns.” Shealsopublished Minnesota Press), whichincludedherpaper, “The Host, theLaw, andthe Ambiguous Educational Testing andonacommitteeoftheRichardIIISociety. Service American HistoricalAssociationandservesaswellontheCommitteeofExaminers book seriesoftheUniversityMinnesotaPress.SheisonProgramCommittee histoire etsociété/Crime,HistoryandSocieties. boardsof editorial work onhermonographlatemedievalLondonwomen.Meantimesheisservingthe market,where hertopicwas themedieval Londonmarriage inDecember. Shecontinuesher Collegeconferenceon speakerat theBarnard “Market PlaceandSociety,”was plenary the NorthAmericanConferenceonBritishStudies,inColoradoSprings.Ms.Hanawalt Medieval Economy andSociety, inEssex, UK, andlikewiseinOctober, at themeetingsof Ages in April. InJuly, speakerat the shewas Seminaron theplenary Anglo-American similar presentation at theUniversity ofRochesterconferenceon Violence intheMiddle England” astheJohn M. Turner LectureinHumanities, Lynchburg College, andgave a Later that month, shepresented “Violence intheDomesticMilieu ofLate Medieval ties Centerand Women’s Carolina, Studiesat theUniversity ofNorth Greensborough. March andthatsamemonthpapersonrapenarrativespresentedattheNationalHumani- domestic violence, given to Women’s Carolina, Studies, University ofNorth ChapelHill, in incollectedvolumes.forthcoming Among Ms. Hanawalt’s presentations was apaperon medieval Englandandanessayon“TheChildintheMiddleAgesRenaissance” Minnesota, Hood: AnthologyofScholarshipandCriticism. Bandits: Fourteenth-CenturyOutlawsandtheRobinHoodPoems”wasreprintedin addition, shewas co-authorof Governance’ intheMedievalandEarlyModernContext,” Schusterin demSchmeid?”FrauenundHandwerkvorderIndustrialisiertung, Medge undwiebliche Trunkenheit imMittelalterlichenEngland,” in “ Jane Hathaway Susan Hartmann’s Barbara Hanawalt (OxfordUniversityPress)and,alsofromOxfordPress,‘ The MedievalPracticesofSpace, wasawardedafellowshiptothePrincetonInstitutefor AdvancedStudies Social ScienceHistory, of theJournal Women’s History, World History: SpecialCourseOutlines andReadingListsfrom h etr Experience. The Western wasco-editorof Turkish Studies Association Bulletin; book, Journal of Journal Women’s History The OtherFeminists: Activists intheLiberal Establishment The Western Experience Experience The Western Shepresented “Duelling Dhu’lFiqars: How Ali’s Cambridge History ofEgypt; History Cambridge Medieval CrimeandSocialControl and shehasapaperondomesticviolencein Sheisco-editorofMedievalCultures,a Herotherpublications included “Wirtinnen, Sheisco-editorofabookinpresswith Reviews in History, American andontheboard—andchairof (McGraw-Hill). Her “Ballads and The Carter Presidency.The Carter The Middle Ages: An Illustrated GroupsintheNon- “Marginal Shecontributedthesix JournalofBritishStudies. “Çerkes MehmedBey: Was nüztdie (Universityof and Of Goodand and“‘Good and “Femi- Inaddition, Crime, In Robin was Gregory Iand theEmperorMaurice”at the Marchmeetingsof Medieval Academyof England at aconferenceon “Popular Orthodoxy” at theUniversity ofMichigan inFebruary. American AssociationforAdvancement ofSlavicStudiesinBocaRatonSeptember and presented apaper, Russia,” toCultinEarly Modern “From Corpse at themeetingsof Russianculture.raphy inpre-modern She continuesaseditorof Western medicineinRussiatheseventeenth century, andoneonconceptions ofpornog- works: oneoninvestigationsintomiraclecultsineighteenth-century Russia,oneon Review”], view” [“ProblemsofRussianhistoryinthepages journalRussian Historical Association in Washington. Mr. co-editsH-Business. Kerr ing forpublication, andin January, hechairedasessionat themeetingsof American PerspectivesHistorical onthe andthe Akron Community,”Tire Industry whichheisexpand- World War IIat of theUniversity Akron conference, andCommunityinUpheaval: “Industry the 1998-1999 forhisproposal, “1912: Competing Vision for America.” Heisassociate editorof FacultyASC Honors Award. Healsohasbeenselectedasan FacultyAmeritech Fellow for Review.Historical Diplomatic History, Diplomatic Documentation.Committee onHistorical Mr. Hogancontinuesaseditorof tion ofAmericanHistoriansandispresentlychairtheStateDepartmentAdvisory and theOriginofNationalSecurityState.”HeservesoncommitteesOrganiza- Institute, History OhioUniversity,temporary inFebruary, was “Garrison: Harry Truman National SecurityState,1945-1954 another bookonRussianmodernity. USSR, andtheotheronSoviet socialismandmodernity. Hewillalsobeco-editorof Among hisitemsinpressaretwoessayscollectiveworks,oneonphysicalculturethe Politicalence onRevolution andtheMakingofModern Identity, at Tel Aviv University. hepresentedapaperonphysicalJanuary cultureandtheNewSoviet Manat theConfer- Conference,of theMidwest RussianHistory heldat OhioState inOctober. Then in in RussiaandtheSovietUnion,atUniversityofMaryland.Hewasorganizerchair Advancement ofSlavicStudies,andhechairedasessionattheConferenceonSelf-Identities comparative perspectiveattheBocaRatonmeetingsofAmericanAssociationfor of whichhecontinuesasco-editor. InSeptemberhepresentedapaperonSoviet values ina published aneditorial, inComparative“Soviet Perspective,” History inthe Order inStalinistSociety: DefinitionsofMorality andRespectability, 1929-1941. Eurasian andEastEuropeanResearchtosupporthisworkonanewbook, Short-Term Travel Grant. Hehasalsobeenawarded fromtheNational Councilfor agrant in afestschrift. tian society, comingout onthechiefblackeunuch and modernization andshehasaarticle under OttomanruleandisalsopreparingabookontworivalfactionsinEgyp- Carolina, ofNorth the University ChapelHill, inFebruary. Sheisworking on Arab lands lecture on“SlaveryintheMuslimEast”toInstituteofAfrican-AmericanResearchat Middle EastStudiesAssociationmeetingsinChicagoDecemberandgaveaninvited Ottomanes. Shepresented“TheSwordDhu’lFiqarasIconinOttomanEgypt”atthe Ottoman EgyptatthemeetingsofComitéInternationaldesÉtudesPre-Ottomaneset Muslim World, inIstanbul, andinSeptember Vienna, in shespokeonfactionalism a EuropeanScienceFoundationconferenceonIndividualandSocietyintheMediterranean lecture ontheQuraysh_ CircassiansofEgyptat “The Individual’s Relationship toPower,” lecture at of theUniversity Texas at Austin inMarch. InJuly, shedelivered aninvited Joseph Lynch Eve Levin Austin Kerr Michael Hogan David Hoffmann American National Biography.American (Cornell University Press).Hepresented apaperon“TheReligious Diplomacyof Otechestvennaia istoriia, published“Problemyrossiiskoiistoriinastranitsakhzhurnala RussianRe- won theOhio DistinguishedService AwardAcademy andthe1999 ofHistory published In1999-2000Mr. DeanofHumanities. asInterim Hoganwillserve and was recently appointed to the editorial boardof the andwasrecentlyappointedtotheeditorial published hasbeenawardedanInternationalResearchandExchangesBoard Christianizing Kinship:Christianizing RitualSponsorshipin Anglo-Saxon scholarship A Cross of Iron: Harry S.A CrossofIron: Harry ofthe Truman andtheOrigins In November, in hepresentedapaperonsyntheticrubber andshehasthreearticlesforthcomingincollected (CambridgeUniversityPress).HispaperattheCon- The RussianReview. The Searchfor Russian Review, American He She 28 Making Time 29 Making Time were lectures on the artillery fortress in European expansion and on managing PhilipII’s inEuropeanexpansion andonmanaging fortress were lectures ontheartillery “Felipe II, conocimiento ypoder,” in Journal of Military History; ofMilitary Journal in ColonialNewEngland Past.America’s Military History,History, oftheSocietyforMilitary andontheboard oftheCouncilon astrustee War. chairoftheU.S. asvicepresidentandprogram Heserves CommissiononMilitary Alone onGuadalcanal. He published“MartinClemensandGuadalcanal,”anintroductoryessayin Conference, University ofNorth Texas, hispaperwas on theKorean “Understanding War.” Marine CorpsCommandandStaffCollegeinQuantico.AttheAnnualMilitaryHistory Site. InOctoberandNovember, Mr. MillettlecturedtwiceontheKorean War at the Gettysburg annualconferenceinOctoberwillbepublishedbytheEisenhowerHistorical His paperonEisenhower andtheKorean War, at theEisenhower Sitein Historical on militaryinnovationattheHeadquarters,AirForceSpaceCommand,ColoradoSprings. Sciences,Academy ofMilitary People’s Liberation Army, Beijing, China, andinSeptember Forces Marine Korea. In Headquarters August, Mr. MillettspokeontheKorean War at the National DefenseUniversityinSeoulandalectureontheInchon-SeoulCampaign,to in ChicagoMay; inJuly, DefensePolicy“American at Century’s End,” atthe Korean Service in21stCenturyDemocracies,”NationalStrategyForum,McCormickFoundation, Employment Gap,”ataconferenceon“SoldiersandCivilians:TheResponsibilitiesof Command, Tampa, in April; Forces“Ground Combat Reserve andtheDeployment- military innovationattheNationalSecurityConference,headquartersofU.S.Central Teaching. Among hispresentations were relationsandon two lecturesoncivil-military Recalde,” II,” in a Cádizen1596ysucontexto internacional; cations included“¿Porqué triunfóelasaltoaCádizen1596?”in of thesecondedition Mulino ofBolognaanItalianedition The GrandStrategyofPhilipII has publishedhis Prize for“lifetimeachievement”bytheSocietyMilitary Historians.AlianzainMadrid Senior HonorSocietyandtheSphinxHonorary. ume. Ms.Newellhasbeenrecognizedasanoutstanding facultymemberbyMortarBoard England inthe Atlantic economy, aversion ofwhichwillsoonappearinacollectedvol- Boston FederalReserve,inMayand,June, anotherpaperthereonNew conference on “The Growth andDevelopment ofthe New EnglandEconomy,” at the Angeles, inMay; andapaperon thedevelopment oftheNewEnglandeconomy, at the the AmericasworkshopofHistoryDepartmentatUniversityCalifornia,Los Interaction, attheHuntingtonLibraryinSanMarinoApril;apaperonIndianslavery and SlavesinColonialNewEngland,attheForumonEuropeanExpansionGlobal gland. HerpresentationsincludedapaperonthelegalstatusofIndianCaptives,Servants, Council ofLearnedSocietiesgrantforworkonherbookIndianslaveryinNewEn- fellowship fromtheNational HumanitiesCenter. Conversion totheMonasticLife,850-1250.”Hewasalsoawarded,butdeclined,a Simon GuggenheimMemorialFoundationfor1999-2000hisproject“Deathbed American CouncilofLearnedSocietiesfor1999-2000andafellowshipfromtheJohn American CatholicHistoricalAssociation.Hehasbeenawardedafellowshipfromthe committee oftheMedievalAcademyAmericaandisvicepresident/presidentelect excellence inteachingawardoftheAlumniClubGreaterCleveland.Heservesona at StanfordUniversity.America Mr. Lynchwas awarded alumni-nominated thefirst Times Concise Atlas of World History Margaret Newell Geoffrey Parker Allan Millett Felipe II. Unmonarchaysuedad; Revista deHistoriaNaval; wasawardedthe1998PhiAlphaTheta“Clio”awardforUndergraduate La Gran deFelipe Estrategia II, hasbeenselectedastherecipientof1999SamuelEliot Morison published Mr. oftheKorean Millettcontinueswork tocompletehis history (CornellUniversityPress).ShewasawardedanAmerican The Times Atlas ofEuropeanPeoples “Philip II, Knowledge andPower,” . AlsoBránaofPraguepublishedaCzecheditionand Il From DependencytoIndependence:EconomicRevolution (bothpublishedby Times Books.). Hisotherpubli- “The SpanishArmadaRevisited,” Philippus IIRex. PhilipII “El Testamento Político de deJuanMartínez “Poner unapicaenFlandes: laguerrayFelipe (3rd ed., 1995). Mr. Parker was co-editor while Yale University Presspublished Among Mr. Parker’s presentations and the fourth editionof andthefourth Military History Quarterly; History Military El asaltoAnglo-Holandés The Quarterly , The gional explanations forhomicide,attheNovember meetingsofthe Southern Historical meetings ofthe SocietyofHistoriansthe EarlyAmericanRepublic; apaperoninterre- ter inJune; Ferry, inJulyat Harpers inNewEngland at the apaperonchildmurders Anita Rutman,” and Culture, OmohunrdoInstituteofEarly History in American Worces- in April; inthe “Individual Court: MethodandMoral imagination Work and ofDarrett New England,atthemeetings oftheOrganizationAmericanHistoriansinIndianapolis collected volume.Hispresentations includedapaperontheroleofhonorinmurders in Among hisworksinpressis apaperonspousalmurderinNewEngland,1791-1865, ina Recent PleasforSynthesis,” in lished “IsThereaDemocraticAlternativetoRepublicanism? TheRhetoricandPoliticsof fellowship, for1999-2000,fromtheNationalEndowment fortheHumanities.Hepub- project, SeldomCommitMurder.” NewEnglanders “Why Northern Healsoreceived a Medieval Worlds December. aco-edited volume on Hehas forthcoming Roman Republic” at the Philological AssociationAmerican meetingsin Washington in in RepublicanRome.Hepresented“Livy24.18.7-8and MilitaryManpowerintheMiddle the 1999-2000academicyear towork onwar, onamonograph agriculture, andthefamily member oftheexecutivecommitteeSocietyforSloveneStudies. Boca Raton inSeptember. boardof ontheeditorial Sheserves Press). ShechairedasessionattheAmericanAssociationforSlavicStudiesmeetingsin American HistoricalAssociationandtheExecutiveBoardofAfricanStudiesAssociation. Black Atlanticprogramfor1998-1999.HerserviceincludestheProgramCommitteeof Robertson hasreceivedaRutgersCenterforHistoricalAnalysisSeniorFellowshipinthe female genitaloperationsandanotheronthelifehistoryofBeridaNdambuki.Ms. inthe materialism Branches,” book ontheimpactofmodernpublishingShanghai. Conference on Asian inMilwaukeeAffairs, inSeptember, andhecontinueswork onhis on publishing,commerce,politics,andcultureinRepublicanShanghaiattheMidwest inLimitingChina’sImportance Population” in Atlantic, andsheisco-editorofaforthcomingbook, University ofPennsylvania, inSeptember. Shecontinueswork ontheEnglishRevolution inthe ing ina Authority World Turned UpsideDown,” at The West inGlobalPerspective Seminar, sion andGlobalInteraction,attheHuntingtonLibraryinSanMarinoApril“Legitimat- to theIndustrialRevolution. is workingonanarrativeandanalyticalaccountofEuropeanexpansionfromthecrusades the artilleryfortressinEuropeanexpansion,toappearacollectivevolume.Meantimehe s r a Ye Quarterly. Review, History International boardsof Parker ontheeditorial serves debate wasrepeated in The JuanCarlosICenter, New York University, inDecember. Mr. at theFundaciónCarlosdeAmberesinMadridon“LaGranestrategiaFelipeII.”The spoke at theUniversity of Valladolid on “Felipe IIyFlandes: elproblemadeestrategia” and Sofia ofSpain,inauguratingtheSemanarioGregorioMarañon,andthatsamemonthhe November inMadrid,heengageda“DebatesobreFelipeII,”thepresenceofQueen GlobalEmpire:First Philip II, Knowledge andPower,” at Johns HopkinsUniversity. In global empire, at theUniversity ofMichigan, inSeptember, andinOctober, the “Managing Randolph Roth Nathan Rosenstein Carole Rogel Claire Robertson Christopher Reed PestanaCarla (Yale), asecondrevised editionofhisco-authored Hisworks inpressincludeaco-editedwork, Brown Journal of Brown Journal World Affairs, (CHS/Harvard), inwhichhispaperonRepublicanRomewillappear. published presented “Free Trade andUnfreeLabor” at theForum onEuropeanExpan- wasawardedagrantfromtheNationalScienceFoundation forhis Journal of Journal Women’s History. published“TheFeminizationofPovertyinAfrica:Rootsand published “MalthusianSurvivalism:TheOne-ChildPolicyandIts hasbeenawardedanAmericanCouncilofLearnedSocitiesgrantfor The Breakupof Yugoslavia andthe War inBosnia the Contesting theMasterNarrative: Essays inSocialHistory. Military History Quarterly, History Military andshehasinpressapaperoncultural Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis,Tijdschrift History Today, The Otherprojectsunderway includeoneon Nira Review Inequality inEarlyAmerica. War andSocietyinthe Ancient and Spanish Armada, The First World War After Eighty (Tokyo). Hepresentedapaper and the Slovene Studies European History and an article on andanarticle (Greenwood andisa 30 Making Time 31 Making Time service Leon Litwack’s Study of inMiamiOctober, Lifeand History African shepresented apaperon American Moe Karin Women’s MonthLecture. History At aspecialsessionofthe Association forthe the University ofKentucky, andat Gustavus Adolphus College shegave and theRobert cheon Lecture,oncreatingconsciousnessamongBlack womenactivists,ataconference Denison University. from HighSchooltoCollegeHistory”atthemeetings oftheOhioAcademyHistoryat asamemberofthepanelon same monthsheserved “Freshman Shock: The Transition the meetingsofOrganizationAmericanHistorians inIndianapolisApril,andthat work onhis ontheGoverning Councilofthat society.where healsocompletedhisservice Hecontinues a sessionatthemeetingsof Western SocietyforFrenchHistory, Boston/LynfieldMA, StudiesinOttawathe SocietyforFrenchHistorical inMarch, andinNovember, hechaired Chicago inNovember. Explaining theLongDecline,”atSocialScienceHistoryAssociationmeetingsin Association, inBirminghamNovember;and“HomicideNewEngland,1630-1800: state’s bicentennial celebration in2003. Ms. on thecouncil Shaw is completingherservice be publishedby theOhioBicentennialCommission inthefallof2002, intimeforthe an associate editor, alongwithRonald Lora(OSUPh.D. bookto 1967)foran all-Ohiofact meetings ofthe Historical American Association meetingsin Washington. Ms. Shaw willbe Historians meetingsinIndianapolis inAprilandcommentedonasessionattheJanuary the 801Cabaret. is working onabookjointlywith Verta Taylor, at StockholmUniversity inSeptember. ofEconomicHistory professor intheDepartment She Book PrizeCommitteeoftheOrganizationAmericanHistorians.Ms.Ruppservedasguest Gay HistoryoftheAmericanHistoricalAssociationandischairForeignLanguage of Rupp continuesaseditorofthe Movement,” Instituteat OhioUniversity, History at theContemporary inFebruary. Ms. of SocialProblems, in August inSanFrancisco; and “Researching theInternational Women’s ofwomen’sMarch; apaperontheorigins networks, international totheSocietyforStudy alism after World War II, conferencein at theEuropeanSocialScienceHistory Amsterdam in other on“RomanticFriendship.”Herpresentationsincludedapaperfeministinternation- collected works, oneon “The MakingofInternational Women’s Organizations,” andthe History ofSame-SexLoveinAmerica articles.encyclopedia Among Ms. Rupp’s works inpressareabook, Violence Against Women” appearedin in Culture andLesbianFeminist Activism,” co-authoredwith Verta Taylor, waspublishedagain Sexually Stigmatized Communities: ReducingHeterosexismandHomophobia; View FromtheCentre,” in Signs: of Journal Women inCultureandSociety, tive Identity Approach to Twentieth-Century Feminism,” co-authoredwith Verta Taylor, in modern France. Boston. Heiscontinuingworkontwobooks,oneamonographbureaucraciesinearly November, hechairedasessionat the Western meetingsin Societyfor FrenchHistory History, inSydney, Australia, inJuly, Mr. Ruleactedaschairandcommentator. And in Europe,Revolutionary at StateUniversity. Florida At theRudéConferenceonFrench ofCivilization inthe History West. Stephanie Shaw John Rothney Penny Russell John C. Rule Leila Rupp Women’s Review. History Feminist Foundations: Toward Transforming Sociology, France sinceDeGaulle: History. An Interpretive published“ForgingFeministIdentityinanInternationalMovement:ACollec- published “Louis XIV: A Bureaucratic King,” in Trouble inMind, presented “The Woman’s Eraversus The Age ofBooker T. Washington” at presented apaperonFranceintheeraofglobalizationatmeetings gavetwoinvitedlecturesinMarch:theMaryMcLeodBethune Lun- Sheisontheexecutive board oftheCommitteeonLesbianand Gender &History. andshechairedasessionat theOrganization of American Journal of Journal Women’s History InMarch, on hechairedasessionat theConsortium (University ofChicagoPress),andtwoarticlesin The Women and War Reader. Moreover, MySurprise” appearedin “Imagine and “Feminisms andInternationalisms: A What MakesaManMan: Drag Queensat and and “Solidarity Wartime and serves on the editorial board ontheeditorial andserves h etr Perspective: A The Western She alsopublishedtwo A DesiredPast: A Short “Women’s Mack Holt and Henry Heller,”Mack Holtand Henry in culture. Dewey.” Hecontinueswork onhisstudyofpostwar changesintheconceptionsof “The ProblemofFaithinan AgeofUncertainty:AnExegesisonKrutch,Lippmann, and meetings ofthe Historical AssociationAmerican in Washington inJanuary, hepresented Wilson?” in Honorary. an outstandingfacultymemberbyMortarBoardSenior HonorSocietyandSphinxSenior moderator ofapanelat themeetingsofOhio Academy. MrSteffelwas recognizedas Granville inApril,anditappearedtheAcademynewsletter inthefall.Healsowas ited: EastofLondon,1840-1919,”atthespringmeetings atDenisonUniversityin andgave thepresidentialaddress,History “The Housingofthe Working ClassesRevis- articles. Hecontinuestoworkon“modernRepublicanism,” focusingonArthurLarson. LawMarshall SchoolinChicagoDecember. 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South Africa.HecontinuesworkonhisbookthesocialhistoryofAtbara,Sudan “Recasting theState in Africa,” South HumanScienceResearchCenter,Africa Pretoria, uted “TheStateandSocialMovementsinContemporarySudan”ataworkshopon Studies African Association meetingsinChicagoOctober, hecontrib- andinJanuary He alsopresentedapaperonpopularcultureinAtbara,theSudanrailwaytown,at inJapan,Program on “Elite Slaves in andtheMiddleEast,”Africa in Tokyo inOctober. Education inaseminar, inJapan toparticipate organizedbytheIslamic Area Studies Trevelyan CollegeandHatfield College. Hewas of sponsoredbytheJapanese Ministry Durham, England,CollegeFellowshiptospendJanuary-June2000asavisitingfellowat project onslaveryandMuslimjurisprudenceinMorocco,aUniversityof Advanced ResearchFellowshipfromtheSocialScienceCouncilforhisresearch Sudan, theotheronSudaneseslavesnorthern inthe Turco-Egyptian army. 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L’evolution desmondesmodernes, Université IV(Sorbonne). deParis Mr. Van Kleycontin- repeated thislectureinNovemberattheSeminairededoctorat:Histoiremoderne, ContemporaneaintheUniversità degliStudidiPisa,Storia inPisaOctober, andhe lecture, thistimeinFrench,onconciliarreformandJansenism,totheDipartimentodi translation ofthelate DenisRichet’s classic “L’esprit desinstitutions.” Hedelivered another in RomeforacolloquiumorganizedOctober, ontheoccasionofDiDonato’s Italian delle istituzionieleoriginireligiosedellaRivoluzionefrancese,”wasdeliveredintheSenate sented apaperonJansenismandthecaseofAbbéGregoire.Hisaddress,“Lospirito Differencesinthe Religious Wake oftheEdictNantes,” University, at Cornell hepre- the Twentieth Century,” at Johns HopkinsUniversity. That samemonthat aconferenceon Year 2000: The State Studiesat theEndof oftheFrenchEnlightenmentandRevolutionary in theEraofFrenchRevolution,”forconference,“TheEighteenthCentury Enlightenment andtheJansenistInternational,hepresented“CatholicismCouncils Society forEighteenth-CenturyStudiesmeetingsatNotreDame,hespokeontheCatholic Cambridge HistoryofEighteenth-CenturyPoliticalThought. for publicationisanessayon“PietyandPoliticsintheCenturyofLights” Honolulu inJune.ShecontinuestoworkonherbookMargaretChung. Margaret Chung”atthemeetingsofAssociationforAsianAmericanStudies,in the OhioGeneralAssemblyandasanactivememberoffacultyinourDepartment. management-state relationsinAmerica. Tine isco-editorofH-Ohio, andheisnow working onanewbook, oflabor- ahistory the Workers’ SearchforPower” Conference. LaborHistory at Mr. theNorth American Van for LaborResearch). 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Slanicka, andSandra presented andMotherhood:“Beyond Marriage The SexualityofDr. InApril,attheAmerican (Center New Our Graduates Our Graduates ate professorand wasawardedtenureat The American space Conference at State University.Wright World War II Aviation in Texas” attheNational Aero- I paper on “Lone StarRising: I Policy, Politics, andPost- r Wa d l r Wo Clear Lake,published session at conferencesonbusiness history. policy.enterprise Healsodelivered apaperandchaired Business CorporationwroteareportonU.S.small Continuity, published anarticleonstatismandentrepreneurshipin IllinoisUniversity.associate professorat Southern He one-hour radioprogramonNationalPublicRadio. the writerandhostof“Rock&RollAmerica,”aweekly been issuedinpaperback.Heishissecondseasonas Home FrontSoldier director oftheAmericanStudiesProgram.Hepublished World II. War African-American Voice inU.S. Foreign Policy Since United Nations,1944-1947,”hasbeenreprintedin “From HopetoDisillusion:AfricanAmericansandthe collective work. in Anderson’s article theEarlyCold nists during War, 1947-1952,” ina Souls andRedNegroes:TheNAACPBlackCommu- 1944-1955.” Shealsowillhave achapter, “Bleached United Nations,andtheStruggleforHumanRights, manuscript “EyesOffThePrize:AfricanAmericans,the Postdoctoral Fellowshipfornextyeartocompleteher Societies FellowshiplastyearandaFordFoundation Columbia, wasawardedanAmericanCouncilofLearned 1997” award. History conferences. His New EnglandCulture to uted entries and baseballin College ofDenver, ontheenvironment publishedarticles David R.Blanks Roger Bilstein Jonathan J.Bean Richard Aquila Carol Anderson Thomas L.Altherr received aChoice “Top Academic Bookfor andat theinvitation oftheJapan Small , Officeof Air Force History. Hegave a Vermont Life Vermont History (Ph.D. 1965),Universityof Houston, Sports inAmerica:ADocumentary , andtwo ofhisbooksrecentlyhave (Ph.D. 1977), BallState University, is (Ph.D.1995),UniversityofMissouri- (Ph.D. 1991) was promotedtoassoci- (Ph.D. 1994)waspromotedto andpresentedpapersattwo (Ph.D.1976),MetropolitanState Airlift andAirborneOperations in and and The Encyclopedia of The Encyclopedia Nine. 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Department History years ofteaching,withthelastthirty-fourin York State Association ofEuropean Historians. She holdsapositionontheExecutiveBoardofNew 1941 inStalin’sbution andthe Russia, ofSurvival Art 1927- include atranslationof Studies and publishedbookreviewsin West Point, wasguesteditorof translation laterthisyear. of GreekJewryduringWWII contributions tofourencyclopedias.Hisstudy Millennium” in Judeo-Indian Studies “Alexander andtheMysteriesofIndia”in Steven Bowman Albert Churella Albert Robert Buzzanco James L.Burke Greta Bucher Documents onGreekJewry , byElenaOsokina,andanarticleinacollectedwork. and The RussianReview (Ph.D.1995),U.S.MilitaryAcademyat Hadoar . (Ph.D. 1994), The OhioState Univer-

(Ph.D. 1969)willretireafterforty-two (Ph.D.1974),DepartmentofJudaic ; “AnEssayontheEndof (Ph.D.1993),UniversityofHouston, HereceivedtheStuartL. Bernath , 1941-1944;“AMarriageof ; andsome20reviews Our DailyBread: willappearinHebrew Vietnam andthe Transforma- forwhichhewrotean ; and“CulturalDiversity Canadian-American Slavic . publications Forthcoming Russian StudiesinHistory

Socialist Distri- Journal of The Agony Shofar Alif: ; 34 Making Time 35 Making Time tering distance-learning courses on courses distance-learning tering Western Civilization. study ofJapan. Hehasalsobeendeveloping andadminis- Civilization courses,geography courses,andaregional to Tucson.t Inrecentyears hehasbeen academicyear,the current whenheplanstoretireandmove State CommunityCollege(Springfield, Ohio)untiltheendof professor andfacultydevelop Slavery. 1845-1861,” in “Leonard Bacon, Church, theCongregational andSlavery, England ReformerandAntislaveryModerate, University, publishedabook, H-Net. book reviewsin tion-Pacific CoastBranchinSanDiegoandpublished paper atthemeetingsofAmericanHistoricalAssocia- for publication in Presidency, 1953-1961 University, completionof isnearing the Texas State Historical Association. at theEast sented papers Texas Historical Association and the bestbookon Texas forl998. history Healsopre- Texas Commission Historical T. R. Fehrenback Award for munities, 1880-1942 of OralHistory. sity-Commerce, isUniversityArchivistandCoordinator During theGermanReformation”. and chairedthesession,“ObjectsTheirPublics Conference, hedeliveredapaperonBurckhardMithoff of theRenaissance. an essay onJohann Gutenbergfor Rhegius,” publishedinaFestschrift,andalsocompleted “Interpreting anEarlyReformationPamphletbyUrbanus StudiesConference.Sixteenth-Century Hehadachapter, “Fellow ofEarlyModernStudies”bythecouncil the FortThomas(KY)HeritageFestival. of PhiAlphaTheta.Hespokeon“GeorgeH.Thomas”at andadvisortothecollege’s Department chapter History History. Southern History andCulture published Pillow”“Fort inthe many bookreviews. Locomotive Industry zational Capabilitiesinthe Twentieth-Century American From SteamtoDiesel:ManagerialCustomsandOrgani- on thehistoryofdiesellocomotive.Hepublished the CanadianHistoricalAssociation,andataconference Charles E.Dickson Hugh Davis Richard Damms James H. Conrad Richard Cole John Cimprich (Ph.D.1969),SouthernConnecticutState (Ph.D. 1963), LutherCollege, was named Hewas reappointedchairofthe Religion andtheAntebellumDebateover History: ReviewsofNewBooks Nameless Towns: Texas Sawmill Com- (Ph.D.1977),ThomasMoreCollege, Diplomatic History At theSixteenthCenturyStudies andareviewinthe , and articles alongwithtwo journal , whichheco-authored,wonthe (Ph.D. 1993), MississippiState (Ph.D. 1974), Texas A &MUniver- , accepted andhashadanarticle (Ph.D.1971)continuesasassociate ment coordinatoratClark Leonard Bacon: New Tennessee of Encyclopedia Collier’s Encyclopedia . Hepresenteda The Eisenhower eaching Western Journal of and and on History meetings. Herserviceincludedreading forthe Point, and readapaperat the Western SocietyforFrench at wars theUSMA,on theFrenchrevolutionary West presented alectureonNapoleon andgaveacolloquium tion,” in Issues inInternationalPolitics: TheRakocziInsurrec- leges,” in Analogy: InternationalFunctionariesandTheirPrivi- leges,” in national OfficialsandtheStandardofDiplomaticPrivi- Biography. Thomas Wentworth forthe Harrison, GeorgeStepney, Charles Townshend and Diplomatic Immunity written withMarshaFreyamajorwork, University SystemsinJune. forthe Academic Affairs West State Collegeand Virginia academic year. tohispositionasDirectorof Hereturned president ofGlenvilleStateCollegeforthe1998-1999 of RotterdamSociety of ChristianMagistrate,”appearedinthe1998Erasmus Another article,“Erasmus,Melanchthon,andtheOffice Luther’s andCollaborator,”in Interpreter Godly MagistratesintheChurch:Melanchthonas Century StudiesConferenceforhisarticle,“TheRoleof was awardedtheHaroldJ.GrimmPrizeatSixteenth sity Press). Western Virginia, of1864 Spring sity, published History &Culture. Charleston’s Avery ResearchCenterfor African American Avery Review History andservedaseditorofthefirstvolume Association fortheStudyofAfro-AmericanLifeand Atlanta. HewaselectedtotheBoardofDirectors for BlackHistoryMonthatGeorgiaStateUniversityin Social ScienceHistoryAssociationandpresentedalecture ton, presentedapaperattheannualmeetingsof service onbehalfofhighereducationmembers. Davenport Memorial Award forleadership, advocacy, and tion inSanAntonio,hereceivedtheannualJamesM. Education ConferenceoftheNationalAssocia- Americans onthefourteenmemberboard.AtHigher La Revued’histoiredel’Ameriquefrançaise He hasbeenappointedtothenewComiteconsultatifof American CouncilforQuebecStudiesinCharlestonSC. of theQuebecDiaspora’s Past,” atthemeetingsof the University ofMaine, presentedapaper, “The Future Linda S.Frey Bruce C.Flack James M. Estes Richard R. Duncan W. Dulaney Marvin C. StewartDoty .Vroy Ans Emlekkonyv.R. Varkonyi Agnes Modern Diplomacy Modern Frey,Also withMarsha shepublished “Inter- Diplomacy andStatecraft , publishedbytheCollegeof anewjournal Lee’s Endangered Left: The Civil War in (Ph.D.1971),UniversityofMontana,has (Ph.D. 1969)hasservedasinterim (Ph.D. 1964), University of Toronto, (Ph.D.1964),ProfessorEmeritusof , of and biographies William (Ph.D. 1963), Georgetown Univer- (Ph.D. 1984), CollegeofCharles- Yearbook. , and “The Confessional New Dictionary ofNational New Dictionary (Louisiana State Univer- and“ADiplomatic Shealso The Historyof Church History , oneoftwo The . Revisited Leader: APerspective ontheLiterature,”in University, published “John F. Kennedy asDomestic ues aseditorof Missouri HistoricalRecords AdvisoryBoard.Hecontin- has beenappointedtoasecond three-yeartermonthe board oftheSocietyforAmericanBaseballResearchand NINE He publishedin Historical Recordsfor ment Law. University ofPennsylvania Workplace: Unionsand Workplace Democracy,” in in Gregg) “Can LaborandManagement Work asPartners?” and Textile Employees. Herecentlypublished(withNina Representative fortheUnionofNeedletrades,Industrial from Knoxville andNew York, asanInternational published inthe at theFirstAnnualConferenceonSocialGospel,tobe Gladden asaPreacher, theColumbus Years, 1882-1918,” St. Francis, Ft. Wayne. Hepresented “Washington professor ofphilosophyandhistoryattheUniversity “Christian Hope”andothertopics.Heretiredthisyearas Queenstown LutheranChurchinSingapore,lecturingon tional LutheranFellowship, was Visiting at Theologian Alpha Theta. History boardof ontheeditorial found timetoserve Society forFrenchHistory, shepresentedapaper. She Tsinghua University. At themeetings ofthe Western French revolutionarydiplomacyatPekingUniversityand American HistoricalAssociationandthreelectureson Alpha Thetaluncheonaddressatthemeetingsof Emlekkonyv.R. Varkonyi Agnes Issues inInternationalPolitics:TheRakocziInsurrection”, leges,” in Analogy: InternationalFunctionariesandTheirPrivi- leges,” in tional OfficialsandtheStandardofDiplomaticPrivi- Biography. Thomas Wentworth forthe Harrison, GeorgeStepney, Charles Townshend and Diplomatic Immunity has writtenwithLindaFreyamajorwork, the Western SocietyforFrenchHistory. University ofMontanaandtothegoverningcouncil elected presidentofthePhiKappachapterat Madison Fellowship in Washington DC, andshewas Jim Giglio Steven P. Gietschier Douglas A.Gamble C. GeorgeFry Marsha L. Frey At Work andchairedsessionsatconferences.Heisonthe andtochairthepaperprizecommitteeforPhi . Healsowrote essaysonJohnandRobert Modern Diplomacy Modern Also withLindaFrey, shepublished “Interna- Diplomacy andStatecraft and “Rethinking the Twenty-first Century (Ph.D.1968),SouthwestMissouri State Chase’s CalendarofEvents Sports The SportingNews (Ph.D.1965),presidentofTheInterna- Proceedings (Ph.D. 1971), KansasStateUniversity, and biographies of and biographies William (Ph.D. 1977)remainsDirector of (Ph.D.1973)continuestowork, The SportingNews Journal ofLaborandEmploy- . , and “The Confessional New Dictionary ofNational New Dictionary Shealsogave thePhi and“ADiplomatic Baseball Guideandin inSt.Louis. Kennedy The Historyof Teaching . volume documentary historyofAmerican aerodynamic Conference in Dayton.Heiscurrentlyat workonamulti- thematic chairsfortheNational AerospaceHistory the fieldofaerospacehistory. as one ofthree Heserved “for outstandingresearchand scholarlyachievements”in received Auburn’s inauguralCreative Research Award Kentucky. ence papersatEmoryUniversityandtheof University ofBeirut,American andshe presentedconfer- University andtheARAMInternationalConferenceat lecture fortheSeminarinLateAntiquityatPrinceton Lydia Motto andJohn R. Clark. Veritatis Amicitiaeque Causa: Essays inHonorof Anna Cultural AssimilationandEthnicDistinctions,” in Studies ‘Vision’ ofConstantine,” Arch ofConstantinefortheSenatorial View ofthe Constantine’s Instinctu Divinitatis: The Evidenceofthe Maryland, published “Cicero’s InstinctuDivinoand and writingahistoryofUnitedStatesmilitaryaviation. Bureau’s monthlynewspaper. heisresearching Currently addition, hepublishedbriefarticlesin Achievement Media inPrint Award fromthe Air Force. In Bureau’s program. Itreceived ongoinghistory theSpecial Air National Guard’s Air MobilityMission He published Bureau, wherehesupervisesaboutonehundredhistorians. of AirNationalGuardHistoryin the National Guard has finishedabookmanuscript. and the has publishedentriesin for HistoriansoftheEarlyAmericanRepublic.Healso the NewEnglandHistoricalAssociation,andSociety Association, theLouisianaStateUniversityinShreveport, delivered conferencepapersattheLouisianaHistorical ofVirtue Rhetoric A bookhehasco-authored, was awarded tenureandpromotedtoassociate professor. for wrote seven articles staffs theHouseCommitteeonEthicsandStandards.He where heworksintheareaoftaxationandfinance is employedbytheOhioLegislativeServiceCommission, the Columbus areaafter13years inNew York State. He research status fellow. ofuniversity Quarterly service ontheeditorialboardof biography ofStanMusialandendingeightyears the UnitedStates Kennedy fortheforthcoming James R. Hansen Linda Jones Hall Charles Gross Alan L. Golden David M.Gold and“LatinitasintheLateAntiqueGreekEast Dictionary of Dictionary Biography Virginia . Hewasoneofthreetoreceive thespecial Adapting theForce:TheEvolutionof . Heisconcludingthewritingofa , hasbeenacceptedforpublication. He (Ph.D.1979)continuestoserveasChief (Ph.D.1982)recentlymovedbackto (Ph.D. 1990), LockHaven University,

(Ph.D. 1996), St. Mary’s Collegeof (Ph.D. 1981), University,Auburn American NationalBiography American American NationalBiography Journal of Early Christian ofEarly Journal Thomas Jeffersonandthe Encyclopedia of Encyclopedia Violence in Shewas invited to Presidential Studies On Guard , andrecently as part ofthe aspart , the . 36 Making Time 37 Making Time in the OhioAcademyofHistoryandpublishedtwoentries as Chairofthe1999PublicHistory Award Committeefor Thomas Worthington Estate nearChillicothe. Heserved Society,Historical iscoordinatingwork on Adena, the it willmovetoanewlyrenovatedbuilding. Center, approximately whichserves 10,000persons. Soon Executive DirectoroftheColumbusSpeechandHearing He alsopresentedapaperat the Air War College. “Flashpoints inthe Americas” in in in articles authored Gun over Moscow” and “Breaking theSoundBarrier.” or commentator fortwo NOVA-PBS TV specials: “Top Twentieth Century new anthology, published. As co-editorandcontributor, hepublisheda Book Series,nowinitseleventhyearwithover40titles of to workAviation aseditoroftheSmithsonianHistory Institution’s National Air andSpaceMuseum, continues technology, andtheenvironment. published fourarticlesontherelationshipsbetweengolf, development. Inaddition,inthepastfewmonthshehas University, Minneapolis/St.Paul, hashadherbookmanu- in leadership abookonmilitary writing World War II. professor at theU.S. Academy, Military West Point. Heis ofEngland inthe18thcentury.the history Quarterly ton Library He hadanarticleacceptedforpublicationinthe with thecelebration oftheUniversity’s 100th Anniversary. History, SanFranciscoState University, hasbeeninvolved StudiesConferencein Century Toronto. nar atHarvardandpresentedapapertheSixteenth Theology God: PublicLitaniesina World ofPrint,” Church History. Hepublished “Hear Us, Beloved Lord School inOhio,waspromotedtoassociateprofessorof Women’s StudiesConferencemeetingsinNewOrleans. Council forSocialStudiesandtotheSouthCentral summer fromSage.ShegavepresentationstotheHouston with FrancisKavenikisscheduledforpublicationthis edition ofher Clear Lake, was promotedtofullprofessor. The second Stuart D.Hobbs Judith W. Harvey Russell Hart Von Hardesty Kathleen Laughlin Cole C.Kingseed Ray A.Kelch Jeffrey Jaynes Angela Howard The American NationalThe Biography American World War IIinEurope: An Encyclopedia, , Semi- inthe andparticipated Atlantic History German Tanksof German WWII The Encyclopedia of The Encyclopedia World Terrorism Handbook of American Women’s History (Ph.D. 1997), OhioState University, co- (Ph.D.1955),ProfessorEmeritusof Russian Aviation and Air Power inthe (Ph.D.1993),MethodistTheological

(Ph.D. 1974), curator at theSmithsonian . asconsultantand/ Healsohasserved (Ph.D. 1978), University ofHouston, (Ph.D.1993),historianwiththeOhio

(Ph.D. 1972) isinhereighthyear as (Ph.D. 1983)waspromoted tofull , andhecontinueshisresearchin (Ph.D.1993), MetropolitanState , andpublishedfive iiayYabo 1998. YearbookMilitary . The Journal of The Journal aswell as andthree Hunting- History Society.History lished byCambridge UniversityPressfor theEconomic book, 1535 Widows aftertheBlack Death: Women inSussex, 1350- University ofOregon. Her book, Vice Presidentfor Academic Affairs. where heisnowinatwo-yearinterimassignmentasthe the HumanitiesDivisionatPeruStateCollege,Nebraska, ducted bythe Academy. HewashiredtobetheChairof the professionaleducationandtrainingprogramscon- Force Academy. Inthat positionhewas responsible for of the34thEducationGroupatUnitedStatesAir Force afterservingthelastfouryearsasCommander ginia” attheSouthernHistoricalAssociationmeetings. Succeed’: Menand Women inCivil War Northern Vir- ginia,” inCivil Society ofFriends War LoudounCounty, Vir- Newark, published andMalicious “‘A Cruel War’: The Canada, Great Britain, Germany, andRussia. scholarship hasbeenpublishedintheUnitedStates, Mickiewicz UniversityinPoznan,Poland1985.His department, 1977-1981, and Visiting Professorat Adam since 1971, University.American Hewas chairofthe University ofMaine,CatholicAmerica,and, career teachingRussianandEastEuropeanhistoryatthe and biographical Department forLibrariesandArchives.Hecontributed Kentucky and RecordsRegional Administratorthe for academic year. Century. Agendas for theStudyofMidrash inthe Twenty-first Quarterly on an article Thomas Mann’s “Joseph” in Jewish Studies, published “The Posen Factor” in 1992. Herecentlywas namedtoanewfour-year term. Western KentuckyUniversity, apositionhehasheldsince College ofArts,HumanitiesandSocialSciencesat History. tion PoliticsinOhio,1964-1974,”appeared Commission MovementandtheRiseofFeministCoali- Her article, “Sisterhood, Inc: The Status of Women of Labor, 1945tothe1960s, Public Policies ofthe Women’s Bureau, U.S. Department script, Mavis Mate Jerome Michael Mangus James A. Malloy, Jr. Frank R.Levstik Alan Levenson David Lee The ScribnerEncyclopediaofAmericanLives. , was publishedbyBoydell andBrewer. Another Women inMedieval EnglishSociety Quaker History, “Linking GovernmentandtheGrassroots”:The Hewillbeonsabbatical in Tel Aviv forthenext , andtheintroduction to M.L. Raphael, ed., V. Martin (Ph.D.1975)continuesasdeanofthe essays tothe (Ph.D.1967)retiredasProfessor atthe (Ph.D.1990),ClevelandCollegeof

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andpresented “‘When We (Ph.D. aftera 1965)isretiring Dictionary ofNationalBiography acceptedforpublication. agtr,Wvs and Daughters, Wives ,will bepub- The German Ohio Shofar , assignments. can culture. Mr. Milleralsocontinuesin several board on Pennsylvania andPhiladelphiapolitics andonAmeri- appeared frequentlyonradio andtelevisiontocomment play, African-American historyat thepost-performanceof symposium andspokeonwhite authorswritingon atthe featured the speakers Alabama Year ofIndustry monwealth Speakerfor1998-1999.Healsowasamong across thestate,andheservedasaPennsylvaniaCom- colleges, historicalsocieties,museums,andpubliclibraries South, African-Americanculture,andrelatedtopicsto can Revolutionary War, theCivil War, andtheOld slavery Biography. of Encyclopedia World Slavery, Delaware Society, CountyHistorical The MacMillan Zubly inthe slaves byreligiousgroups,andtheloyalistJohnJoachim groups, transportationinPennsylvania,theownership of articles onsuchvariedsubjectsaspublicpolicyandethnic Encyclopedia ofUrbanAmerica. published amajoressayon“ReligioninCities” series, University PressofFlorida.Healsolaunchedanewbook and asco-editorofthe“SouthernDissent”seriesfor editorfor series andthe Religion StoutandCharlesReagan published (withHarry Wilson) Conference, Madison. Its Plan,”attheAmericanMilitaryExperienceinAsia Military MissiontothePhilippinesand Sign Asian history. InOctober, hedelivered apaper, “The 1935 sity, whereheteachesU.S., world, military, andSouth appointmentat Jamesrenewable term MadisonUniver- book, and hehasrecentlywrittenachapterintheforthcoming of Kansashasacceptedhisdissertationforpublication, scenarios spanningthenext25years.TheUniversityPress structures andpoliciesinlightofarangepossible is tomakerecommendationsregardingnationaldefense DC fortheNationalSecurityStudyGroup,whosemission appointed president. named interimpresidenteightmonthspriortobeing dean forGraduateStudiesandResearchbeforebeing tive positionsincludinghead, ofHistory, Department and after receivinghisPh.D.Heservedinseveraladministra- military relations,hejoinedtheA&M-Commercefaculty Texas A&M University-Commerce. A specialistinU.S. positionat finishing atemporary Wichita State. track positionatBethanyCollegeinKansas.Heis Randall Miller Richard Meixsel Geoff Megargee Keith McFarland Kelly McFall Bee-Luther-Hatchee Chief ofStaff Major Issuesin History. American Mr. Millergave numeroustalksonthe Ameri- Americana Annual1998,Bulletinofthe (Ph.D.June1998)hasacceptedatenure- Historic Events ofthe Historic Twentieth Century American Civil American War (Ph.D. 1971), St. Joseph’s University, (Ph.D. 1998)isworking in Washington (Ph.D. 1993)recentlyaccepteda . (Ph.D.1969)wasnamedpresidentof , inPhiladelphia. Inaddition, he and Healsopublished American National American . Hecontinuesas Mr. Miller ificance of , Industrial Industrial Archaeology at West University.Virginia He is of hosted bythe InstitutefortheHistory Technology and He alsopresentedapaperat theIronmastersConference Warren G. Harding” in Memorial” in program. Hepublished “Building the Warren G. Harding where heteachesandisdeveloping apublichistory at St.Museum tojointhefaculty Bonaventure University, Society andPresident Warren G. Harding’s Houseand sium fortheKoreanHistoricalAssociation. of History “Rivals inHistory: LutherandMuntzer,” tion,” “Education oftheLutheranClergyduringReforma- Medieval Times,” Seoul, Korea,published“HumanisminAncientand The ChiefofArmyHistoryConference. History ofMilitary Journal Office andControloftheEnemy in World War I” inthe published “The British Army’s Staff Counter-Battery Organisation ofthe Australian Army, 1901-2001 next year. Herecentlyfinishedhissecondbook, Front: andChemical The British Army Warfare will have hismanuscript, DefenceForce School ofHistory—Australian Academy, of Berkshire ConferenceontheHistory Women. the AssociationforAsianStudiesMeetingandat 1883-1945,” in published “Eugenics inJapan: Some Ironies of Modernity, ton, D.C. Studiesin andInternational Center forStrategic Washing- of Staff.SoonhewillbecometheArmyfellowat asaspecialassistanttothe and serving Army Vice Chief 1918-1939 Trenches: The Transformation ofU.S. Doctrine, Army and AmericanJewishArchives. Society (executive committee), Jewish Women’s Archive, ciation forJewishStudies,AmericanHistorical She servesontheacademicadvisoryboardsofAsso- Society’s inNew lectureseries York and Waltham, MA. was afeaturedspeakerintheAmericanJewishHistorical University ofHartford, CUNY, and LehighUniversity and and/or gavebooktalksatOhioState,Brandeis,the Book Award in Women’s Studies. Shepresentedpapers Beacon PressandwasafinalistfortheNationalJewish of Women’s Ordination, 1889-1985 Her newbook, continues asthedirectorofJewishStudiesProgram. Phillip Payne Joon ChulPark Albert Palazzo Sumiko Otsubo William O. Odom Pamela S. Nadell The JournaloftheHansungHistoricalSociety . Healsopresentedapaperat the98Sympo- . HeisalieutenantcolonelintheU.S.Army Timeline Science inContext (Ph.D.1994)lefttheOhioHistorical Women Who Would BeRabbis: A History (Ph.D.1996),ResearchAssociateinthe (Ph.D. 1995), HansungUniversity, (Ph.D. 1998), CreightonUniversity, Journal of Journal Western Medieval History (Ph.D. 1982), University,American (Ph.D. 1995)published and “The Accomplishments of Presidential History Magazine Presidential History . Healsopresentedapaperat Seeking onthe Victory Western . Shepresentedpapersat , was publishedby Critical Review Critical After the published The , and ; and . ; 38 Making Time 39 Making Time commentator. At theOhio Valley Conference, History hewas apanel completing a museum projectonOhio’s history. military andcurator Society. athistorian theOhioHistorical Heis University ofMassachusetts Press. Political CultureintheEarly Republic Revolutionary War Veterans, Moral Sentimentand Manchester, willhave hisbook, Wen ZhaiofChina. Chinese Physicist Professor Wang Ganchang,” in magazine China,” PartIandII,inthefirstChineseelectronic Course fortheDevelopmentofModernPhysicsin moved toNationwideInsurance.Hepublished“The Center,analyst forOCLCOnlineComputerLibrary has gave apaperonthattopic. Extremism inAmerica. title ism. Heiscurrentlyworkingonabookwiththe FBIagentworking every domestic terror- among others Used byAnti-GovernmentExtremists Investigator’s andProsecutor’s GuidetoCommon Terms SLATT researchstudiesandonemonograph, the research militiagroups,andhehaspublishedavarietyof After theOklahomaCitybombingin1995,hebeganto Center wherehemanagesresearchoncriminalextremism. for whichheisthedirectorofProgramResearch the State/Local Anti-Terrorism Training (SLATT) Program which inconjunctionwiththeFBIrunsaprogramcalled Associate attheInstituteforIntergovernmentalResearch, Korea: The Political Cold CultureoftheEarly War. book,Coast Branchandpublishedhisfirst presented apaperatthemeetingsofAHA—Pacific of theKorean War He alsobecametheassistanteditorof named assistanteditorofthe he is Adjunct ProfessorofHistory, hewas andinJanuary holds anappointmentintheHistoryDepartmentwhere sioned asaLieutenantColonelinthe Militia.Virginia He dent ofthe Instituteandwas commis- Military Virginia Military Institute,wasnamedAssistanttotheSuperinten- campuses. with responsibilityforthephysicalplantoftwo (GLHS). Hehasbeenappointeda Vice PresidentofGLHS Medical CentertoformGreaterLafayetteHealthServices January, 1999, HomeHospitalmergedwithSt. Elizabeth Vice PresidentofHomeHospitalinLafayette, IN. In continuing researchon Warren G. Harding’s legacy. Carlos Rivera Jack Resch Jing-cheng Qu Mark Pitcavage Paul G. Pierpaoli, Jr. Thomas R.Peck Sons ofthePosse: The Resurgence ofRight-Wing Hua Xia Wen ZhaiofChinaNews (Ph.D.1969),UniversityofNewHampshire, (Ph.D.1995)continuesasa military , towhichheisacontributor. He (Ph.D.1998),formerlyaprogrammer/ (Ph.D.1995)isaSeniorResearch (Ph.D.1987)wasforovertenyears AtthemeetingsofAHAhe (Ph.D. 1995), The Virginia Journal of Military History ofMilitary Journal Suffering Soldiers: Suffering , distributedto , publishedbythe The Encyclopedia Truman and , and “On Hua Xia . Skovoroda’s Potop Zmiin” in Studies sus Skovoroda’s Son’” in ‘First-Born Central MichiganUniversity. Hepublished “The Narcis- to discussthebook. B.A.,History 1977). appearedonC-SPAN BothSchaepers co-authored bySchaeperandhiswifeKathleen (OSU Scholars, Oxford,andtheCreationofanAmericanElite Books published and the Western SocietyforFrench History. Berghahn sponsored bytheSocietyforFrenchHistoricalStudies of theawardscommitteefortwotravelgrantprograms Historical Studies remains bibliographerandboardmemberof at St. Department Bonaventurethe History University. He Legion ofMerit(1999). publications. HismostrecentUSAFdecorationisthe Quality &Innovation Intelligence CommunityQualityCouncilNewsletter, Postgraduate IntelligenceEducationforReservists,” and “JointMilitaryIntelligenceCollegeRedesigns the JMIC,”DefenseIntelligenceAgency Intelligence Officers Planning, thePromotionProcess,andMentoringforIMA ship DevelopmentintheAirForceReserve:Career Intelligence degree. Recentpublications include offers afullyaccreditedMasterofScienceStrategic Postgraduate IntelligenceProgramforReserves,which full-time DirectorofReserveAffairsandthe College, Washington DC. Since1996, as hehasserved Evening ProgramsattheJointMilitaryIntelligence pointed Associate DeanforPart-Time Weekend and Force ReservewiththerankofColonelandwasap- 1900-1990.” Politics of Transportation Statistics inthe City,American History was co-editoroftheMarchissue board oftrusteestheBusinessHistoryConference.He directors oftheUrbanHistoryAssociationandto Sciences et Techniques and memberoftheeditorialboardsH-urban Geistesgeschichte City,American 1900-1990,” in of DiffusionandPopularizationElectricServiceinthe Landscape. Hepublished“GettingtheIdeaOut:Agents Minnesota, DesignCenterfortheAmericanUrban Conference, andhepresentedapaperattheUniversityof Policy History sented papersatboththeConferenceof of the History Technology, organizedsessionsandpre- commented atasessionthemeetingsofSocietyfor Stephen Scherer Thomas J.Schaeper John K.Rowland Mark H. Rose , and“Structure, SymbolandStyleinHryhorii andco-authoredinthatissue“StreetSmarts:The andthemeetingsofBusinessHistory . Healsowas co-moderator, H-business, andservedthispastyearasamember (Ph.D. 1973), Florida Atlantic University, Cowboys intoGentlemen:Rhodes ; “ReservistGraduateEducationat (Ph.D.1969)finishedhis30th yearat (Ph.D.1978)retiredfromtheU.S.Air . Hewas electedtotheboardof . Healsoeditedseveralother (Ph.D.1977)continuesaschairof East European Quarterly. Electrizitat inder Electrizitat Journal ofUrban Journal ofUkrainian Journal Communique Journal of French Leader- ; , of CriminalJustice attheUniversityofNebraska at Society. won theMcLemorePrizefrom theMississippiHistorical Criminal JusticeintheAmerican South,1817-80 University, published nature. automobiles, andothersubjects,mostlyofahistorical enjoy buildingmodelsofaircraft,armoredvehicles,ships, published byKalmbachPublishingCo.forhobbyistswho editor of History Policy, 1905-1940,” in published “Neutralityand Neglect: Norwegian Naval business history. currently workingonanumberofprojectsinGerman lic Germany: Technology Democratic Repub- intheGerman demic year. Hisbook, Science ResearchCentreattheuniversitythispastaca- has beenSeniorResearcherintheEurope-JapanSocial Society.tural History the OrganizationofAmericanHistoriansandAgricul- MTSU. Shewillpresentpapersattheannualmeetingsof University, hasreceived from asummerresearchgrant thecolumn,writes Historiography.”“Digital Association forHistoryandComputing, on theeditorialboardofon-line Association annualmeetingsin Washington andcontinues Memory Digital Work” at the Historical American Society Quarterly: The BulletinofScience, Technology and published articlesin forthcoming. Israeli dispute, 1964-1967, andtheSix-Day War are China. Volumes covering U.S. toward policy the Arab- most recentlypublishedofwhichwas in theseries at theDepartmentofState.Sheeditednumerousvolumes Middle Eastand DivisionattheHistorian’sAfrica Office in experience Asia andthePacific during World War II. a HonoraryFulbrightGrantforresearchontheGI the Centerfor War andSociety, Brussels. Hehasreceived presented “TheSoldierinUSInterculturalRelations”,at Hautes EtudesInternationales,Geneva,Switzerland, Sam Walker WaldrepChristopher Terry D. Thompson David Thompson Raymond Stokes Amy Staples David J.Staley Harriet D.Schwar Peter Schrijvers , 1945-1990,hasbeenacceptedforpublication.Heis ; andAHA . FineScale ModelerMagazine Foreign RelationsoftheUnitedStates (Ph.D. 1973)continuesas KiewitProfessor (Ph.D. 1998), Middle Tennessee State (Ph.D. 1993),HeidelbergCollege, Perspectives (Ph.D.1995),InstitutUniversitairede (Ph.D. 1986), ofGlasgow, University (Ph.D.1996),JolietJuniorCollege, Culturefront; FuturesResearch (Ph.D. 1973)retiredasChiefofthe Roots ofDisorder: Raceand (Ph.D. 1996)was promotedto Constructing SocialisminEast Constructing New Interpretations inNaval New Interpretations (Ph.D. 1990), Illinois Eastern . Hepresented“Imagining Journal ofthe , amagazine FRUS forwhichhe , 1964-1968, , which , the Lutheran Quarterly Melancthon asaFamilyManandFriend”appearedin and ReformationEurope. edition ofhistextbook, Studies Conference.PrenticeHallpublishedthesecond Just FriendlyColleagues?”attheSixteenthCentury ton, ClearLake,presented“LutherandMelanchthon: major Indiantribes. College, theeducational institutionfortheprovince’s five coming yearattheSaskatchewanIndianFederated awarded aFulbrightforlecturingandresearchthis in theMiddleColonies,”publishedbyGarlandPublishing,Inc. dissertation, “AfricanAmericansandColonialLegislation Behavioral Sciences. the annualmeetingsofAssociationSocialand George S.SchuylerandtheCivilRightsMovement”at Central University, presented “The LonelyIconoclast: lished soonbyIvanDee. Revolt Against SexualMorality Victorian Societyin the SocialHistory York, England. His presented “LoveandtheNewMan”atmeetingsof Citizen ComplaintsandPolice Accountability Oxford lastfall.Heiscurrentlyfinishinganotherbook, Community inModernAmerica Omaha. Hisbook, Jonathan W. Zophy Roy T. Wortman Oscar R. Williams, Jr. Oscar R. Williams, III Kevin White (Ph.D. 1990),UniversityofSussex, http://www.cohums.ohio- WE’RE ON (Ph.D. 1971), Kenyon College, was . THE WEB The RightsRevolution:and (Ph.D. 1972), University ofHous- state.edu/history/ Hisarticleon“Philip (Ph.D. 1969)recentlyhadhis A ShortHistoryofRenaissance (Ph.D. 1997), Carolina North , waspublishedby willbepub- . The 40 Making Time 41 Making Time Ethnogenesis: Africans,Andeans,andEuropeans inthe Research Award for andtheProcessof “Slavery the PostwarCourtsSought toInterpretNaziGenocide.” Summer Research Award for “Nazi Racialism andHow Memorial Museum.Healso wonaGraduateSchool Courses sponsoredbytheUnited StatesHolocaust 1999 Seminarfor Teaching College-Level Holocaust Human RightsConference, BresciaUniversity. Human Rights,1945-1948”asakeynoteaddressatthe Roosevelt, theUnitedNations,andStruggletoDefine in Drafting oftheUniversalDeclarationHumanRights” nineteenth-century Ohio. work onherdissertationrape,race,andgenderin 1946-1955.” “Politics ontheMargins:ArgentineJewryunderPeron, Graduate FellowshipinJewishStudies for research on Tennessee History publishedinthe Award asthebestarticle Tennessee theDepressionEra” During won theMcClung Dump Old Dead Without It: Intercollegiate Athletics in East at Penn State University. Hispaper “College Would bea History. The paperwas presented at theNASSHmeetings in sportshistorybytheNorthAmericanSocietyofSport Depression,” wasnamedthebestgraduatestudentpaper Politicization ofIntercollegiateAthleticsDuringtheGreat Academy ofReligionMidwestmeetingsinChicago. Reflection onZeitun,1968-1971”attheAmerican ofthe Apparition inCairo: Mary Virgin Analysis ofand Area Studies(FLAS)fellowship.Shepresented“The sity, Istanbul, Turkey, aswell asaForeign Languageand Turkish Univer- at Bosphorus LanguageStudyProgram the Instituteof American Turkish StudiesfortheIntensive doctoral studies.Shewasalsoawardedafellowshipfrom Archimandrite CopticSocietyScholarshiptopursueher Sherwin K.Bryant Michael Bryant Rowland Brucken Siri Briggs Lawrence Bell Brad Austin’s Febe Armanios Perspectives inHistory Student News Graduate Student News Graduate wasawardedanElizabethD.Geegrantfor paper, “Playing forKeeps: The in 1998. hasbeenawardedtheSamuelM.Melton wasawardedtheSt.Shenouda hasbeenselectedtoparticipateinthe published“TheUnitedStatesandthe won aGraduate SchoolSummer . Hepresented”Eleanor Journal ofEast Journal Medieval Association oftheMidwestmeetings. of Clari’s JustificationoftheFourth Crusade” at the Matrons: Women intheLater Middle asPilgrims Ages.” History,her researchinBritish “Wandering Whores andHoly “Vowels: LanguageComponents asPolitical Symbols.” Poppe Symposium, University of Washington, shepresented Ohio AcademyofHistorymeetings,andattheNicholas Commission (Turkmen BilimHeyaty) 1921-1923” at the World War IIpetroleumorderandthe1954tankerdeal. Foreign Relations meetingsin Washington on the post- He presentedapaperattheHistoriansofAmerican fortheacademic yearWittenberg University 1999-2000. States, China,andJapan,1895-1920.” on “Power, Culture, andNational Identity: The United the OfficeofInternationalStudiesforoverseasresearch andCulture,Asian History inColumbus inMay. Hsiu-lien AnnetteLu”attheMidwestConferenceon Consumer Market.” Developers andtheEvolutionofAfrican-American in SpecialMarkets:TheNationalAssociationofMarket heldatResearch Forum OSUforhispaper, “Special Men manities SectionoftheEdward F. Hayes Graduate (FifthandSixthCenturiesA.D.).” Christian Period Religious OrientationinMainlandGreeceduringtheEarly cal ArchitectureandGenderStatus,SocialStructure, Research Award for “The Relationship between Culture intheAnte-BellumandConfederateSouth.” dissertation researchon“BecomingBourgeois:Merchant Foreign LanguageandAreaStudies(FLAS)Fellowship. Kingdom ofQuito,1543-1800.”Healsoreceiveda John Curry Ryan Crisp Craig Leigh Ann Clement Victoria Nathan Citino Carol Chin Chang Doris Jason Chambers William Caraher Frank J. Byrne presented“The SingingSlaveGirlinthe receivedadissertationresearchgrantfrom presented“TheDivergentCrusade: Robert presented “Taiwan’s PioneerFeminist: received the Henry H. received theHenry Simms Award for willbevisitingassistantprofessorat was awarded thePhilipPoirier Award for presented “The TurkmenAcademic wasawardedfirstplaceintheHu- won aGraduate SchoolSummer Ecclesiasti- Student Paper bythe Prize Turkish Studies Association. The man Empire” was awardedtheSydneyN. FisherGraduate sentation ofPoliticalLegitimation in17thCenturyOtto- Middle East Relations” inCritique: of theModernApproachesto OttomanState-Society Critique andtheOttomanPeasantry: ACriticalEvaluation San Francisco. “Hispanics: CulturalLocations,”heldattheUniversity of Pedro CiezadeLeón,”attheinterdisciplinaryconference, Territorio ydelsujetodeotredadenla ‘Crónica delPerú’de Early ModernSpain,inLosAngeles;and“ElMapeodel ence on Women inColonialLatin and Writers America inLate ColonialPeru,”Medical Discourses at the Confer- Women fromtheirFragmented Bodies: Medicineand Scholars AssociationconferenceinChicago;“Constructing Calixto deSanJoséTúpakInca,”attheLatinAmerican andResistance:“Andean Scholarship The ofFrayWritings Late ColonialPeruvianAndes.”Shepresentedthreepapers: under Colonialism:IndigenousDiscoursesofProtestinthe search Award for andRebellions “Andean Scholarship Archaelology oftheSaronicGulf. at theInternationalConferenceonHistoryand inManassas University Military American VA. appointed UndergraduateAdvisorofMilitaryHistoryat State ontheMarineSecurityGuardProgram.Hehasbeen he hadapamphletpublishedbytheU.S.Departmentof tional ExperienceandPostwarInculcation.”Inaddition, in Corps Marine World War I, 1917-1918: The Institu- meetings atPennStateUniversity:“TheUnitedStates a paperattheSocietyofAmericanMilitaryHistory 1929,” at theUniversity of Wisconsin. Healsopresented Marine CorpsandPoliticalUpheavalinChina,1923- “Marines, and Mandarins Warlords: The UnitedStates Military ExperienceinAsia,1848-1998symposium,on Leatherneck Gazette Cates, USMCat Belleau Wood June1918,” Dissertation Student International Travel Grant. 1890-1945.” HealsowasawardedaGraduate Iran, in ies Award forwork onhisdissertation Missionar- “American Studies Fellowship.HewontheFosterRheaDulles Awha” attheOhio meetingsinDayton.Academy ofHistory into Revelatory Verbs UsedintheQur’an: Nazzalaand Area Studiesgrant,andhepresented“APhilologicalInquiry Language and Foreign a on Turkey, Ayvalik, in Turkish can AcademyofReligionmeetingsinChicago.Hestudied Classical Period(7th-10thCenturiesC.E.)”attheAmeri- Development ofIslamicReligiousLiteratureduringthe Bogac Ergene Alcira Dueñas Michael Dixon Leo Daugherty Matthew Davis , and “And they Thought We Wouldn’t Fight!” . “On OttomanJustice: Evliya Celebi’s Repre- . HepresentedapaperattheAmerican published “Subalternity, Postcolonial , wonaGraduateSchoolSummerRe- published“GeneralCliftonBledsoe gaveapaperonHellenisticarbitration

received aForeignLanguageandArea Journal forCriticalStudiesof the Marine Corps Marine Grant bytheUS Army War Collegeat CarlisleBarracks, dates: AfricaandtheLeague of Nations,1920-1939.” International Studiesforresearch on“DevelopingtheMan- Research Dissertation Travel Grantfrom the Officeof rial ScholarshipandaGraduate St tostudy Studies (FLAS)grant Journal oftheHistoryBehavioralSciences University.Virginia Healsopublishedabook reviewinthe 1984” at the West Conference, History Virginia West and IntellectualHistory,Thorpe African-American 1926- Slavery,” andhespokeon “The Mindofthe Negro: EarlE. Planter ontheCouch:EarlThorpeandPsychology of presented a Dayton paper, of University the “The at of Encyclopedia World Terrorism “The MollyMaguires’ Terrorist Campaign” in History springmeetingsinDayton. East andAfricasince1967”attheOhioAcademyof in December. Healsopresented “Mahdism intheMiddle at theMillennialStudiesConferenceBostonUniversity Eschatology andPolitics inthe Arab World Since1967” peror Claudius(219B.C.E.-C.E.49).” Reorganization oftheProvinceunderRomanEm- from theOutbreakofSecondPunic War tothe Research Grantfor“ARegionalStudyofGalliaProvincia Association Conference. room: 1947and 1998” at theMichigan Women’s Study Sex, GenderandNormalityintheSexEducationClass- of Journal Women’s History. An E-MailConversation”andpublishedareviewinthe co-author of“BeingLesbian/Gay/QueerintheUniversity: and aGraduate Student Alumni Research Award. Shewas Reforem, 1586-1640. the DioceseofGeneva-AnnecyduringtimeCatholic communcal dynamicsandthestatusoflocalreligionin for the1999-2000academicyearresearchon University Library. ofthePrinceton ship fromtheFriends at theMiddleEast Technical University, Ankara. Trends” at ConferenceonEconomicsheld theInternational Anatolia: AComparisonofUrbanandAgricultural presented “Wages Ottoman intheNineteenth-Century Theory Conference,attheUniversityofChicago.Healso same paperwaspresentedattheMiddleEastHistoryand Laura Hilton Paul Hibbeln Kate Heilman Stephen Hall Allison Gough Timothy Furnish Michael P. Fronda Susan Freeman Jill Fehleison Brian Ethridge attheOhioAcademyofHistorymeetings hasbeenawarded aP.E.O. Scholar Award hasbeenawarded anAdvancedResearch wasawardedthePhyllisKrumm Memo- receivedaForeignLanguageandArea published “Ku KluxKlan Terror” and wasawardedashort-termvisitingfellow- wasawardedanElizabethD.Geegrant presented “Waiting fortheMahdi? was awarded anRTAP Summer Shepresented “Projecting Yiddish. . udent International The . 42 Making Time 43 Making Time Research Award andalsoaGraduate SchoolSummer The HistoryoftheFirstG.I. BillofRights,1944-1953.” Research Award towork on “From aGrateful Nation: tion meetingsinChicago. York, 1865-1877” attheSocial ScienceHistory Associa- Erring Creatures:FemaleFelonsatSingPrison,New Research Award. Shepresented “‘These Miserableand 1914-1929.” Women’s inEuropeandPalestine,Activism andtheCrisis “Charity Work asNation Building: JewishAmerican Foundation forJewishCulturetosupportherworkon Temple University andalsoone fromtheMemorial from theFeinsteinCenterforAmericanJewishHistory at (225 B.C.-c.80B.C.).” Social InstitutionDuringtheMiddleandLateRepublic Grant for“TheRomanCitizenCavalryasaMilitaryand Institute Travel Grantforintensive Vietnamese study. Industry, 1831-1989.” outs: TheEvolutionoftheAmericanSavingsandLoan Award for work on “From BuildingandLoanstoBail- search Award andaGraduate SchoolSummerResearch research inMunichforthenextacademicyear. Germany.” Healsoreceived award aFulbright toconduct Business: MolecularBiologyintheFederalRepublicof Award hiswork on”Science, to support Politics, and Strategy forPrevention,StrategicConsequencesofDefeat.” Research Grantfor“Austria,EuropeandtheAnschluss: at BogaziciUniversityprofessorship inIstanbul, Turkey. Eastern Studies Houses andtheCultofPeasant in Turkey,” in Award for”BasketballintheProgressive Era, 1891-1917.” Middle Tennessee State University. grant andhasacceptedapositionasassistantprofessorat and Italy,” in Establishment: Students Versus thePressin West Germany Germany. dissertation researchondisplacedpersonsinpostwar Pennsylvania, fortraveltotheCollegeinorderconduct Chad Montrie Pamela J.Mills Heather Miller Mary McCune Jeremiah McCall Matthew Masur David Mason Jeffrey Lewis Alexander N. Lassner M.Karaomerlioglu Asim Marc Horger Pippa Holloway Stuart Hilwig . Hehasacceptedatenure-trackassistant 1968: The WorldTransformed. won aGraduate SchoolSummerResearch wasawardedtheAndreasDorpalen wonaGraduateStudentAlumniRe- published“TheRevoltAgainstthe , wonaGraduate StudentAlumni wasawardedadoctoralscholarship wonaGraduateStudentAlumni wonaGraduateSchoolSummer receivedaSoutheastAsiaSummerStudies wasawardedanElizabethD.Gee received anRTAP SummerResearch received anRTAP Summer published “The People’s Middle among people ofAfricandescentinearly Georgia. tation onthedevelopment ofcultureand community ofthe David Revolution Library onher disser- American part ofananthologyarticles drawnfromtheconference. 15.” Arevisedversionofhis paperwillbepublishedas States andtheContestforLakes ErieandOntario,1812- paper, “To ObtainCommandoftheLakes: The United War fortheGreat Lakes” conference, wherehedelivered a 1812. tional Biography Army, Fall 1944” in sion, MoraleandOperationalEffectivenessintheGerman Books. Healsopublished“ADifferentPerspective:Cohe- His book, Military HistoryDissertationFellowshipfortheyear2000. the academicyear1999-2000. 1914-21.” HealsowonaFulbright-Hayesfellowshipfor Turmoil: Status, Gender, andEthnicityin Viatka Province, Research Award for “Peasant IdentitiesinRussia’s War,” Historical at theSouthern Association meetings. Corporals ofSouainandFrenchMemoriestheGreat Comparative Perspective” and “‘We Are theDead:’ the conference, “Mutiny:Narrative,EventandContextin of theCorporalsSouain”atMershonCenter that SuchanEventRemainUnpunished:’TheExecution Labor Research,TheOhioStateUniversity). History oftheOhioAFL-CIO1958-1998 Slanicka, andSandraJordan 1980’s.” Alcoholic Beverage and Tobacco Marketing, 1950’s- Bradley R. Kastan Award forherresearchon “Regulating 1935” in Administration andtheRubber Tire Industry, 1933- Women’s LeagueinPoland. International Studiesforresearchonahistoryofthe tional Dissertation Travel GrantfromtheOfficeof International ScholarshipandaGraduateStudentInterna- in Lexington, Kentucky. Byzantine Economy”attheStudiesConference He alsopresented“CyprusandItsRoleintheEarly andHistorical ofHistorians The Encyclopedia Writing Surface MininginAppalachia.” Social EnvironmentalHistoryofOppositiontoCoal Research Award for “To Save theLandandPeople: A Tiwanna Simpson Jeff Seiken Robert Rush Aaron B.Retish Pritchard Kristiane Michael Pierce Pamela Pennock Barbara Nowak Robert ScottMoore Hewasalsoinvited inthe toparticipate “60 Years’ Business History Review Business History The NCOGuide contributedarticlestothe wasawardedtheUSArmyCenterof andtothe co-authoredwith Warren Van Tine, C. J. receivedaGraduateSchoolSummer receivedthePhyllisKrummMemorial published“TheNationalRecovery Armed ForcesArmed andSociety received afellowship towork at the presented “‘It IsNot Admissible published“Kazhdan,Alexander”in , waspublishedbyStackpole Encyclopedia ofthe Encyclopedia War of In the Workers’ Interest: A . Shereceived the American Na- , (Centerfor . . search Fellow at of theUniversity Tokyo, presented Truman InstituteResearchGrant. Library Grant fromTheEisenhower InstituteandaHarryS. in theU.S., 1936-1965,” hereceived an Abilene Travel Liberalism, Deindustrialization, andAreaRedevelopment support hisdissertation,“Before theGreatSociety: ofPolicy History Journal Act andPostwarSocialPolicyintheUnitedStates”at the for thebestseminarpaper, “The Peace ofCallias.” Studies. (FLAS) scholarshipfromtheOfficeofInternational of ChicagoandaForeignLanguageAreaStudy summer FLASfellowshiptostudyArabicattheUniversity Women’s Movement, 1911-1950.” Shealsoreceived a Western Feminists andMiddleEastern intheInternational Research Award forwork on “Making CommonCause: College, 1915-1952.” Grant for “Abundant Life: The Women ofGinling Supercomputer Center, inJanuary. the OhioBoardofRegentsandcoordinatedby web forthe WebEd Workshop andForum sponsoredby presentation onRTAP, theGoldbergProgram, andthe Learning andResearchatOSUtogiveaPowerpoint 2000 and2000-2001. Ohio Wesleyan University fortheacademicyears, 1999- conference. the HallFamily”atSocietyforMilitaryHistory fromtheFront:“Letters Evaluating the War of Experience German attheGoetheInstituteinDresden.Hepresented the 1920s.” Fellowship for“LearningtoBeSoviet:SocialHygienein Fellowship for1998-1999andwasawardedaPresidential Fulbright-Hayes doctoraldissertationResearchAbroad gender relationsinearlySovietRussia].”Shereceiveda Children ofthe1920sasasourceforhistory Department fortheProtectionofMotherhoodand otnoshenii vranneisovetskoiRossii[thepapersofthe 1920-x godovkakistochnikpoistoriigendernykh “Dokumenty otdelaokhranamaterinstvaImladenchestva Foundation in Azov, Russia, whereshepresentedapaper, Summer SchoolonGenderStudies,sponsoredbytheFord Propaganda andPolitical Power in West Germany, 1949-1957.” Awards for “‘Morgen gehtesunsnochbesser.’ Economic David Wittner Wilson Gregory Jack C. Wells WeberCharlotte Jo Mary Waelchli John Tully Barbara Terzian Nicholas Steneck Tricia Starks Mark Spicka was invited by Technology Enhanced won aGraduateSchoolSummerResearch was awarded theEugeneRoseboomPrize received toattend agrant theRussian , fellow anda aFulbright Visiting Re- presented “The Area Redevelopment presented “TheArea won aGraduate Student Alumni received anRTAP SummerResearch will beavisitingassistantprofessorat receivedaDAADawardtostudy ConferenceinSt. Louis. To Contemporary History. Contemporary of Prisoners War inRussia, 1914-22” inthe Research Institutein Turkey. Hepublished “Ottoman He alsowonaResearchFellowshipfromtheAmerican Fellowship towork intheUnitedKingdomand Turkey. Fulbright-Hays DoctoralDissertationResearchAbroad War intheGreat War, 1914-1923,” was awarded a ofthe Supporters Vietnam War 1965-1969.” dissertation, “BirdsofaDifferentFeather:American Lyndon BainesJohnson Foundation forresearchonher Nation: Science, Technology andMedicineinJapan Tokyo. in forthcoming Hehasanarticle Japan Association ofScience, Technology, andSocietyin Meiji Technological Development, 1870-1881” tothe also presented“ProgressIdeologyandtheFoundationsof Economics and Technology) at theUniversity of Tokyo and Shakai Kenkyukai(SocietyfortheHistoricalStudyof on Choiceof Technique” at theKeizaishiGijustsushi “Mechanization andCivilization:AnAlternativeTheory Yügel Yanikda˘ Elisse Wright http://www.cohums.ohio- WE’RE ON was awarded fromthe agrant-in-aid g THE WEB , working on of “Ottoman Prisoners state.edu/history/ Building aModern Journal of Journal . 44 Making Time 45 Making Time tor, Mr. Gregory.) Ancient Greece.”Degreeconferred Spring1999.(Direc- Ideology oftheInfantCondition andInfantCarein Guilmartin.) conferred Degree Winter 1999. (Director, Mr. Mobilization fortheUnionNavy,Industrial 1861-1865.” conferred Degree Winter 1999. (Director, Mr. Findley.) Peasant: IdeologyandPractice, Turkey, 1930-1946.” tor, Mr. Hogan.) Nations, 1941-1954.” conferred Degree Winter 1999. (Direc- Crusade: TheUnitedStates,Human Rights Autumn 1998. (Director, MsRupp.) United States During World War II.” conferred Degree Mobilization andControlofFemaleSexualityinthe Pegues.) 1388.” conferred Autumn 1998. Degree (Director, Mr. Century: The Estate ofthe Abbot ofSt. Edmund’s, 1335- conferred Autumn 1998. (Director, Mr. Murray.) HighCommand,Within theGerman 1933-1945.” Degree Summer1998.ferred (Director, Mr. Bartholomew.) Some IroniesofModernity, 1883-1945.” con- Degree Rupp.) 1920.” Summer1998. conferred Degree (Director, Ms. American Women’s Movement, DressReform 1840- Summer1998(Director,conferred Ms. Robertson.) Women toFreedom, FromSlavery 1760-1890.” Degree as ResistanceandAccommodationAmongJamaican 1998. (Director, Mr. Roth.) Conflict ofCommunities,”DegreeconferredSummer Judith Blackmore Dann William Howard Roberts Mehmet AsimKaraomerlioglu Rowland MatthewBrucken Hegarty Marilyn David Routt Geoffrey Megargee Sumiko OtsuboSitcawich Karen JoyceKriebl, Steeve Oliver Buckridge Bagby Ross Frederick Awarded Ph.D. Degrees Awarded Ph.D. Degrees , “EconomyandSocietyinthe14th , “Patriots, Prostitutes, Patriotutes: The “FromBloomerstoFlappers:The , “Triumph oftheNull: The War , “The RandolphSlave Saga: A , “The World oftheInfant: , “‘Dem CaaDress , machines: “ Irresistible , “EugenicsinImperialJapan: , “AMostReluctant , “TheCultofthe and theUnited Yah!’ Dress Mr. Millett.) 1917-1927.” 1999. Spring conferred (Director, Degree General MasonPatrickandtheUnitedStatesAirService, Roth.) Midwest.” 1999. Spring conferred (Director, Degree Mr. Old Northwest:HigherEducationandtheDefiningof Millett.) 1950-1952.” 1999. Spring (Director, conferred Degree Mr. Combat PoweroftheUnitedStates Eighth (Director, Ms. Hartmann.) and Norfolk,1920-1950.”DegreeconferredSpring1999. Sexuality andPublicPolicy inUrban Virginia, Richmond (Director, Ms. Fink.) Europe, 1955-1963.”DegreeconferredSpring1999. Atlantic Powers andtheReorganization of Western Robert PaulWhite, Kenneth H. Wheeler Jordan Kelly Christopher Philippa Elizabeth Holloway Jeffrey GlenGiauque “AirPowerEngineer:Major , “The Antebellum Collegeinthe , “UpheavalintheAlliance:The , “Three inKorea:Armies The , “Tending toDeviance: Army inKorea, 46 Making Time 47 Making Time and whoaidedmanygraduatestudentsovertheyears, diedinMay1999. for herroleinfoundingthewomen’s at Georgia. studiesprogram in 1987-1988presidedovertheGeorgiaAssociationof Historians.Sheisalsoremembered gia, successfulteacher. shewas avery senate in1991-1992 and Shewaschairofthefaculty andothersubjects. ofSparta and later publishedonthehistory ofGeor- At theUniversity graduated fromtheUniversityofPittsburgh.ForherPh.D.,shewroteahistorySparta PA at theUniversity inBlairsville ofGeorgia. Shewas ofHistory born and Department State UniversityCollege. on “The FrenchConquestandPacification ofMadagascar.” In1963, hebeganhistenureat began workonhisdoctorateatOhioStatein1961,whichwasawardedforadissertation bus. Hehadalreadypublishedanarticleinthe of NewMexicoin1958.From1959to1961,hewasasecondaryschoolteacherColum- ofDayton.from theUniversity attheUniversity Hethentookamaster’s inhistory degree Buffalo, New York. in1930MiamiCounty, Hewas born Ohio, andobtainedhisB.A. and wassucceedinginbeingjustsucharolemodelwhenherlifecutshort. role modelsattheupperlevelsofanyprofession.”Shereturnedtoteachheralmamater wrote inheradmissionapplication,that“Mexican-Americans,particularlywomen,need public schools, shecametoOhioState foradoctorate inwomen’s history, believing, asshe Pan and,American ultimately, in1977, tookherM.A. there. After teachinginthe Texas on thehistoryofHispanicwomenworkers.Shestartedoutbyearningherwaythrough devoted andbeloved teacherat theUniversity of Texas—Pan andhadpublished American working forhisdoctorate,writingon“HayesandtheSouth.” 1904.” By1944-1949,hewassuperintendentofScioSchoolsinOhio,andthenstarted 1934, amaster’s heearned at OhioState degree withathesison “Ohio intheCampaignof SchoolsinDellroy, teachinginSouthwestern from UnionCollegeandstarted Ohio. In Budapest andcametotheUnitedStateswithhisfamilyin1914.In1929,hegraduated Charleston whowaslivinginSebring,Ohio,whenhedied.Heborn1907near LEARN OF THESE DEATHS: THE DEPARTMENT WAS SADDENED TO Alan RobertThorson Linda Jane Piper Donald DeanLeopard Irene Ledesma Frank J.Krebs (Ph.D 1950),retiredvicepresidentforstudentaffairsattheUniversityof (Ph.D.1992),whodiedinJanuary1997ofkidneydisease.Shewasa (Ph.D. 1966) whodiedinJanuary, in1997fromthe afterretiring , long thehistory bibliographerintheOhioStateUniversitylibraries, , (Ph.D. 1966), memberat theState afaculty Collegein University New MexicoHistoricalReview whenhe Genevieve Gist James N.Giglio Hon. RobertB. Ford Ralph T. Fisher, Jr. Elizabeth S.Fisher Carter Findley Daniel Field Laura Engelstein Stephen P. Dunn Ethel Dunn Patricia andThomasDoumaux Marilyn L.Deeg Donald E.Day Martha M.Davis Katherine David-Fox Peter Czap, Jr. James HenryConrad Richard Clossman John V. Cimprich, Jr. William Childs Nancy SueCharlton Robert Buzzanco Martha C.Burton John andMarjorieBurnham Eric DornBrose Catherine andRobertBremner R.Virginia Boynton Allison Blakely Alan Beyerchen Fred J.Bentoff Michael LesBenedict James Bartholomew Major AndrewS.Baldy Jack M.Balcer Asarco Foundation Joseph L.Arnold Laura Arend Anonymous Frank Annunziata William Andrews James Andrews Mustafa Abdul-BasitAhmed Johanna Abernathy in 1998-99. We fortheirsupport. aregrateful The following alumni, faculty, fundsto thework contributed oftheDepartment andfriends Robert Mennel Brenda Mellett David Maurer Eldon E.MaloneII Joseph H. Lynch Andre Liebich Linda Levstik Frank Levstik Michel Levine Eve Levin James Lecky James KLawrence Kathleen A.Laughlin Laney RealEstateCompany Martha LubyLahana Scott R.Laidig Harry Korros Alexandra Korros George Kline K. AustinKerr Barry Keenan Felix James Susan H.Jahss Embry B.Howson Angela Howard Gary Horowitz Michael J.Hogan Philip G.Hoffmann Mary BHigginbotham Jeffrey R.Herold Patricia Herlihy Elizabeth K.Henry William Heim Mary K.Heilman Tracy Hayes Jane Hathaway Susan Hartmann Cheryl Hackman Cecile L.Guthrie Henry A.Gruesen Mark Grimsley Timothy Gregory James Q. Graham, Jr. Miriam GolinSchwartz Harriet Schwar Carolyn R.Schoenstein Andrew Schoeffler James S.Saeger Penny Russell John C.Rule Bernice G.Rosenthal Clayton Roberts G. MichealRiley Aaron BRetish John P. Resch Thomas Remington Gary Reichard Patrick D.Reagan Melanaie Radley Paul Pribbenow Carole RogelPoirier Douglas A.Plummer Alan L.Pleasnick Walter Pintner Carl V. PhillipsII Carla G.Pestana Thomas R.Peck James D.Pawlik George Paulsen John DoyleOng Mary M.Olariu Ohio HistoricalSociety Kerry MartinO’Connor Jane A.E.Nielsen James L.Nichols Trust Community New York Otto M.Nelson Nicholas D.Nelson E. 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