Making at TheOhioStateUniversity History No. 421999-2000 Pays Off Investment Selective In thisissue:

Making History Making History MEAN FOR THE DEPARTMENT? WHAT DOESSELECTIVEINVESTMENT even moreintenselyexciting. ing. Thereforeasnewscholarsjoinin,HistoryatOhioState isgoingtobe about research,graduateteaching,andundergraduate teach- scholars communicatewitheachother excitement inaDepartmentwhich already thereistremendousintellectual story, however. isthat The other part Institution buildingisonlypartofthe ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ six stellarscholarsandteachersin are recruitingtobringin confidence we who areextremelyableaswellremarkablyvisible.Thereforewith members arefindingitnotsodifficulttoattractcolleaguesinthefield such astrongupwardtrajectoryoftheDepartmentalreadyestablished, This intensifieddrivepresentsthefacultywithachallenge.But fewatthetopinternationally.among thevery appointments soastoguaranteethatadepartmentwillrankunarguably of ahandfuldepartmentsselectedtomakeadditionalmajorsenior The OhioStateUniversityhaschosentheDepartmentofHistoryasone

modern U.S.history Chinese history and two in modern Europeanhistory.and two inmodern Latin Americanhistory earlyAmericanhistory W History of Christianity inthewinter. ofChristianity History colleague, whohadalready beenappointedtotheJoeEngleChairin this way thisyear. This was thesecondhonorthisyear forouresteemed Lynch. memberintheuniversity hasbeenhonoredin Onlyoneotherfaculty bestowed thecovetedtitleofDistinguishedUniversity ProfessoronJoseph University! achievement giventhattherearemorethanahundred departmentsinthe Teachers eachyear. That 25%oftheawards, meanswe garnered animpressive six facultyarerecognizedasDistinguishedScholarsand tenasDistinguished receiving that highhonor. These fourawards representthelion’s share, foronly Lima campus,andVladimirSteffel,attheMarion joinedAlanin the honors Alumni Distinguished Teaching Award, and Allison Gilmore, at the guished Scholar Award, Alan Beyerchen addedtohislong listofteaching the Universityawardsthisspring.CarterFindleywonawell-deservedDistin- much inevidencethisyearaswell.Departmentmembersswept the Department. graphics component,willbeavailableforalimitedtrialrunin project, edition intheautumn. Also intheautumn, universities aroundthecountryandwillberelaunchedina2000 ately known,isnowusedatalmostonehundredcollegesand all royalties totheDepartment. database textbook, Americanists aswell,havenotonlycontributedtoourelectronic ished—by thefactthatallofAmericanists,andsomenon- especially impressed—perhapsitwouldbefairtosayaston- commitment totheDepartment.Theselectioncommitteewas guished Departmental Teaching Award), andourcollective classroom (recognizedtwoyearsagobyaUniversityDistin- ment becauseofourscholarlyproductivity, oursuccessinthe College ofHumanities. chair, MichaelHogan, lookingoutforusfromhisnewpostasDeanofthe history. inhavingAnd we ourcolleagueandformer areespeciallyfortunate in futuresearchesLatinAmerican,modernEuropean,andAmerican forward tomatchingthissuccessinourongoingsearchChinesehistoryand at of History Tufts University, in2001-2002. tojoinourDepartment We look Selective InvestmentsearchhassucceededinluringJohnBrooke,SternProfessor tomakesixseniorhires.years We aredelightedtoannounce that ourfirst award ofSelectiveInvestmentfunds,onemilliondollarsoverthenextthree Our graduate students,too,havedonewonderfully intheprizedepartment aftertheannouncementoftheseawards,Shortly theBoardof Trustees The qualitiesthat won ustheSelective Investment Award are The UniversitybestowedthiscovetedawardontheDepart- As lastyear’s newsletterwent topress, we hadjustreceived word ofour hat ayearithasbeenfortheDepartmentofHistory! Exploring theEuropeanPast Retrieving theAmericanPast RTAP , whichhasasophisticated , asthetextisaffection- RTAP , butdonated ’s sister ▲ Leila J.Rupp Greetings from the Chair

2 Making History 3 Making History What ayearithasbeen for theDepartment becomes partofourpresent andtherebypartofourfuture..Thatiswhyhistory matters.” continue tolivebywayofthe resurrectionwegivethemintellingtheirstories.The past most recentbook, collective andindividualachievements inthecomingyear. To inher quoteGerdaLerner back ataproductiveyearofteaching,scholarship,and service,wealsoanticipatenew this newslettertestifytotheintellectualexcitementgenerated inDullesHall.Aswelook hanced inanumberofwaysourabilitytosucceed variousmissions. that rewardourtop-notchgraduatestudents,andgifts totheDepartmenthavealsoen- overthe Department thelastyear. makepossiblemany Donors oftheawards and prizes the classroom,profession,andcommunityaswell. shortly. We thingsofboththem, expectgreat notjustintherealmofscholarship, but in Young Women of andtheReconstruction Womanhood inthe1920s pean women’s historian, hasputthefinishingtouchesonherbook, Museums andAmericanIntellectualLife,1876-1926 oftheUnitedStateshistorian specializinginintellectualandculturalhistory, published history ofscienceandanespeciallyinspiringadvocateforherwomencolleagues. Fullmer,professors, JuneZimmerman was anaccomplishedscholarandteacherofthe History andLiterature,bridgedtwoworldsdisciplines.Anotherofouremeritus experts inChineseStudieswhowasbeforehisretirementtheMershonProfessorof Workers of America, andracismin society.American control, urbanplanning,thelaborissuesraisedincampusstrikeofCommunication and engageincontemporarydebatesaboutsuchthingsastheSecondAmendmentgun audiences interestedinourwork.Manyofustakeseriouslytherolepublicintellectual views. Atconferencesanduniversitiesallovertheglobe,wedeliverpaperslecturesto anthologies, composearticlesandbookchaptersencyclopediaentriesre- manities Center, orsimplyat desksat home, we booksandarticles, edit researchandwrite illustrious placesastheInstituteforAdvancedStudyatPrincetonandNationalHu- dents andmajorsourtop-notchgraduatestudents.InofficesinDullesHall,such classrooms allovercampus,facultymembersteachourgrowingnumbersofhonorsstu- Graduate School’s award. leadership highest teachinghonor. And SusanFreeman, students, anotherofourgraduate won the toreceive theuniversity’samong thetenoutofalmost2500graduate studentinstructors this year. Two ofour Teaching Associates, William Batchelder andFrankByrne, were We aregrateful tothemany generouspeoplewhohave to madefinancialcontributions We welcome two ofourcolleagues intotheranksoftenuredfaculty. Steven Conn, a recognitionsareonlythetipoficeberg. day, andformal But theprizes Every in The packedpagesonfacultyandgraduatestudentaccomplishments atthebackof Why History Matters, Why History dissertation whenhedied.T’ien-yiLi,areveredfigureamong graduate studentinthedepartment,hadalmostcompletedhis assistant directorofthe West anda EuropeanStudiesprogram thedeathswe ofthreecolleagues. pausetomourn José Talbert, At thesametimethatwecelebrateourcollectiveachievements, “We live ourlives; we tellourstories. The dead , in1998.BirgitteSøland,ourEuro- , whichwillappear Becoming Modern: Leila J.Rupp looks attheAtlantic basininaninnovative waybutengagesthismost interestingand book projecttreats theAnglo-Atlanticduring theEnglishRevolution, andshenotonly but,Atlantic history working withanewconcept, Atlantic world history. Hercurrent history,American aboutnotjusttrans- whowrites andshe isoneoftherarepersons early Anglo-Atlanticiswidely regardedasthecuttingedgeinbothEnglishandcolonial special directionsaswell contributingtothegeneralarea. each year. in takesscholarship inthisareaofcourse And eachoftheindividualscholars business history, work inearly and American becomesmoreexciting Atlantic world history Department, history, including history,African-American military women’s history, and has beenoperating forseveral years. inthe inotherprograms fromfaculty With support age, isaninterdisciplinaryfacultyseminarinEarlyAmerican HistoryandCulture,which from allofthesurroundingstatesaswellOhio.In addition, alsowithinterstatepatron- years have what we alsoenriched know aboutcolonization inthe Western Hemisphere. about France’s overseas colonies—not tomentionourLatin whooverAmericanists the ing studentofearlyU.S. diplomatic history, andJohn Rule, whoextendedourknowledge ofthe colonies, Zahniser,to thelegalhistory American theoutstand- Marvin Revolution andthe War of1812, BradleyChapin, somuch whocontributed included HarryColes,famousforhisteachingandwritingontheAmerican Hockett, hiswell-known coauthor, maintainedthetradition. Later faculty twentieth century, Schlesinger,Arthur Sr., taughthereforatime, andHomer scholars whoestablishedourDepartmentsowellintheseareas.Earlythe new generationofgraduatestudentsisjoiningthoseproducedbythe U.S. historyatOhioStateaswellinterestintheNorthAtlanticworld.A “imagined communities”—from1776to1846. the Hudson Valley toexplorethedynamicsof civilsociety— American Council ofLearnedSocieties.Hiscurrentbookprojectusestheculture tion, theNationalEndowmentforHumanities,andAmerican has heldnumerousprestigiousfellowshipsfromtheGuggenheimFounda- both theHistoryBookClubandBook-of-the-Monthin1995.He ogy, 1644-1844 1991. Another book, County, Massachusetts, 1713-1861 oftheCommonwealth:Heart SocietyandPolitical Culturein Worcester University. A consistentlyinnovative historian, Mr. Brooke’s book, first beforetheCivil history War. early republic.HewilljoineightscholarswhoconcentrateonAmerican history willbeJohnL.Brooke,aninnovativescholarintheof sity hasalreadybornfruit.ArrivingnextyearasprofessorofAmerican T The FirstPayoffofSelectiveInvestment Carla Pestanaapproachesearly AmericanhistoryfrombothsidesoftheAtlantic. The Moreover, that draw seminars colleagues many joinintheEarlyModern ofthesescholars Mr. Brooke’s appointmentwillaugmentatraditionofstrengthinearly atMr. Professorof History Stern American Brookeiscurrently Tufts heSelective Investment award received lastyear that theDepartment fromtheUniver- Atlantic CommunityHistory Early Americanand , andwas won achoiceof andotherprizes theBancroftPrize The Refiner’s Fire: Cosmol- The Making ofMormon , won the prestigious Merle Curti Prize in , Prize MerleCurti won theprestigious The ▲ John L.Brooke

4 Making History 5 Making History ▲ Photographer, Hauss Miriam of from theMarchissue Photograph isreprinted President EricFoner Parliamentarian, with M. LesBenedict,AHA Perspectives , and history.African-American Herwork, too, reachesacrossthe Atlantic asshe investi- the expertisein theDepartmentandin earlyAmericanarea,especially urbanhistory the Revolutionaryeraalively interestinconstitutionalandintellectualissues. Cornell conspicuousinthe mediaasthegundebatehasraged.Heparticularlybrings to Protect? Second Amendment expecting thepublicationthis springofaneditedbook, Founders: Anti-Federalism andtheDissenting Tradition in America, 1788-1828 as adefiningsocialandlegalcategoryincolonialAmerica. the processofIndianenslavementalsocontributestounderstanding theemergenceofrace bated thedemographiccrisesandculturalpressuresthat indigenouspeoplefaced.Studying NewEngland.profound effectonIndiancommunitiesinsouthern The practice exacer- nomic andsocialdevelopmentoftheregion.Slavery enforcedservitudealsohada both asworkersandhumanexportsforcesustomodify prevailingmodelsoftheeco- ing thepresenceofIndianservantsandtheirimportance totheNewEnglandeconomy had moreincommonwithothercolonialregionsthan wehaverecognized.Acknowledg- that inattempting tocontrolindigenouslaborandin adoptingslavery, NewEnglanders work onNewEnglandhasstresseditsfamily-basedfarmlaborsystem.Herresearchshows forcibly indenturedNativeAmericansintheseventeenthandeighteenthcenturies.Most to Cornell.TheresheistracingthewaysinwhichNewEnglandsettlersenslavedand Adam’s Degenerate Seed’: inColonialNewEngland,” IndianSlavery abookundercontract England, 1600-2000 of NewEnglandintheeditedbook, from an Atlantic pointofview, ontheeconomichistory andsherecentlypublishedfurther dency toIndependence:EconomicRevolutioninColonialNewEngland literary scholars,andarthistoriansgathertoreadworksinprogress. the onewhoiscoordinatingOhioregionalearlyAmericanseminarinwhichhistorians, changed inearlymoderntimes.Inadditiontoherresearchandteaching,Ms.Pestanais controversial topicinEnglishhistory, takingupforexamplehow theshapeof America New to the Department thisyear hasbeenLeslie New totheDepartment Alexander, whoisaddingdimensions to CarolinaPresspublishedSaulCornell’sLast year theUniversity ofNorth Margaret Newell,theauthorofarecentCornellUniversityPressbook, & . Buthercurrentprojecttakesintonewterritory:“‘TheDroveof —a product of a historical inquiry thathasalreadymadeMr. inquiry —a productofahistorical Engines ofEnterprise:TheEconomicHistoryNew Whose RighttoBearArmsDid the , obviouslywrites From Depen- The Other , andheis Selective Investment. period ofthehumanexperience. ists inearlymodernandantebellum Americaarereshapingourunderstandingof this and researchcrossingthose ofcolleagueshereandthroughouttheworld,thesespecial- his orhersubspecialty, enthusiasm. togethergenerate great As theyfindtheir interests larly embodiestheAtlantichistorytrend. exchangeprogram,pating Mr. intheOhioState-Sussex legalhistory Benedictparticu- opinion-making; andpublicpolicyoutcomes,bothpolitical andlegal.Andbypartici- relationship betweengrass-rootspoliticalopinions,interests, andassociations;elite project onthelawandpoliticsfrom1869to1880,an ambitiousefforttodescribethe aftertheCivil financial policy War. Mr. Benedictisalsocompletingalong-term and howChasesoughttousehispositionasChiefJustice todetermineAmerican nineteenth century, how theysoughtoffice, how thepoliticalsystemwas structured, political andlegalactivitiestodiscusshowpoliticianspresented themselvesinthemid- career hasreceived relatively littleattention. Mr. BenedictintendstouseChase’s aftertheCivil preme Court War. Although adominantfigure, Chase’s post-Civil War political andlegalfigureofthemid-nineteenthcenturyChiefJusticeSu- and law. ofessays Heisnow completingagroup onSalmonP. Chase, aleading Association. HeiswellknownforhisworkinthehistoryofReconstruction,politics, M. LesBenedict,whoalsoservesasparliamentarianoftheAmericanHistorical great strengthintheDepartmentisdistinguishedconstitutionalandlegalhistorian, consciously whiteidentity. aries, andpartlyatunderstandingtheroleplayedbywarinshapingofaself- factors thatmakeforrestraintorlackofacrossracialandculturalbound- African Americans,andFilipinos.Thestudyisaimedpartlyatunderstandingthe between whiteAmericansandfournonwhitegroups:NativeAmericans,Mexicans, book, begin asabbaticalduringwhichheplanstomakesubstantialprogressonhisnext campaign inMay-June 1864slated forpublication in2002. InJune, Mr. will Grimsley ians inthePath of War volumes inpress, entitled, thefirst kept byasoldierintheFifthIowa Volunteer Infantry. hehastwo edited Currently The HardHandof War series editorforJohnsHopkinsUniversityPresssince1994. Absent Teenagers: The Demographic Transition intheOldSouth.” Shehasbeena inthe just publishedanarticle culture oftheCivil War fromtheUnion era, thewar. during Army anddeserters She eracy byaprofessionalhistorian.Otherprojectshaveherdelvingintothematerial Varina Howell Davis (1826-1906), ladyoftheConfed- ofthefirst biography thefirst War era, collectionofessays onthissubject, thefirst abiography of andsheiswriting editing forJohnsHopkinsUniversityPressabookofessaysonciviliansintheCivil covered inaspecialstorythisissue. innovative inquiriesintothehumanandhistoricalphenomenonofhomicideare widely,is now ranging includingsometrans-Atlanticcomparisons. Hisremarkably nineteenth century. processes werewellestablishedamongpeopleofcolorinthecitybyturn discovered that,contrarytoearlierimpressions,politicalandsocialcommunity gates theevolution ofearly communitiesinNew African-American York City. Shehas Now, group, tobeadded totheoriginal payoff willbeJohn Brooke—the first of These diversescholars,each followinganindependentlineofresearchimportant in Teaming withMs. CashinandMr. inmakingtheCivil Grimsley War eraanareaof Also working intheCivil War areaisMarkGrimsley, authoroftheprize-winning Joan Cashin,too,isstrikingoutinnewdirectionsherresearch.Shecurrently Another socialhistorian, aspecialistintheearlynineteenthcentury, RandolphRoth, Race and War America inNineteenth-Century . Heisalsocompletingrevisionsonastudyofthe Virginia . Earlierthisyear, Mr. coeditedtheCivil Grimsley War diary Journal ofFamilyJournal History The CollapseoftheConfederacy . The bookwillexamineconflicts , “Households, Kinfolk, and , theother, Civil-

6 Making History 7 Making History ▲ Council) Humanities the Vermont lecture sponsoredinpartby (Publicity phototakedfora Randolph Roth R small townandruralcommunities, whichgreatlybroadensthebasisforgeneralization. structure, includingforexampleethnicity. ButMr. Rothisproviding about information historical studieshavebeen basedoncities.Suchstudiesdoraisequestionsofcommunity trigger whatis,forthefirst time, areallycomparativehistoryofhomicide.Sofar most work hasaddedtwomajor dimensions tothesocialhistoryofviolence.Onehas been to without violence. we, theoutsideworld, refusetotakehimback.” Thus was insultrevenged effectively, but note appeared: “Whereas Mr. Jones issomuchworse now thanwhenhejoinedthechurch, from whencehecame.” Itwas signed “The ChurchCommittee.” The nextday, another Mr. totheways Jones oftheworld, hasreturned we sendhimbacktotheoutsideworld some time,hefelloffthewagon,andthereappeareda noticeinthepostoffice:“Whereas aggressively, gotreligion, the town reformed, drunk andbecameamodelcitizen. After WHY AMERICANS DID MAJOR GRANTSFUNDASTUDYTOFINDOUT findings ofamultitudehistoriansandsociologists—workthathasbecomelargely a majorstudytofindoutwhy committedmurder.Americans Hiswork challengesthe Interesting though the direct question of cultural determinants ofviolence is,Interesting thoughthedirectquestionofculturaldeterminants Mr. Roth’s In the1840sinNewbury VT, were whentemperanceandchurchmembership growing andolphRoth, OhioState’s history, specialistinearlynineteenth-century iscompleting learn intheirculturetorefashionrivalryandconflict. did notsufferfewer affrontstotheirhonor, but theydid has foundtheanswertobemorenuanced.Northerners violence somuchwhentheywere challenged?Mr. Roth “dignity” sothatNorthernersdidnothavetoresort culture of honor, as opposed to a Northern cultureof culture ofhonor, asopposedtoaNorthern ing violenceintheUnitedStates.DidSouthernerslivea profound implicationsforcurrentpolicyaimedatreduc- perspective onaquestionthatishistoricalbuthas Roth’s investigations have broughtinawholenew At theleast, thesecolleaguesarehaving toadmitthat Mr. findings withwhichtheytriedtoexplainlethalviolence. have foundthemselveshavingtodefendtheirearlier various scholarlymeetings,themajorscholarsinfield then onequestionledtoanother. was verymuchlesscommonthaninotherareas.And population oftheUnitedStatesamongwhomhomicide Hampshire, Mr. Rothrealizedthat hehadasampleofthe From hiswork withlethalviolencein Vermont andNew question: whydidsomeAmericans Humanities becausehehasaskedanewhistorical Foundation, andtheNationalEndowmentfor Frank GuggenheimFoundation,theNationalScience blazing newtrailsinhistory. Vermont, 1791-1850, and theSocialOrderinConnecticutRiver Valley of history, his reputation,basedinpartonclassicsociocultural common knowledgeamongeducatedpeople.Becauseof As Mr. Rothhasbeenpresentinghisnewfindingsat Mr. Rothhasattracted majorfundingfromtheHarry The Democratic Dilemma: Religion, Reform, NOT COMMIT MURDER he speaks with great authority in authority he speakswithgreat not commit murder? and theworld. colleagues andgraduatestudentsnotonlyinColumbus butthroughouttheUnitedStates lessons fromhistory. But, inaddition, isacontinuinginspiration to empiricism hisrigorous historians. shall haveanothertestoftruequality:apuzzlethatdemands attentionfromcutting-edge finishes hisbookweshallhaveabettergrasponthisdisturbing finding.Orperhapswe women. Was itthechangeofplacewomen insociety?Perhaps whenMr. Roth Before thenineteenthcentury, women seldomthevictimsofmurder—bymenor were very troubling data isMr. Roth’s discovery that lethalviolenceagainstwomen hasbeenrising. ered unexpectedfindingsthatraisenewquestions.Themosttroublinginastudyfilledwith another person’s slave? pers aboutnineteenth-centurycourtcasesinwhichawhitepersonwasconvictedofkilling Netherlands farhigherthanintheothercolonies?Whydoesoneneverreadnewspa- Georgia. Why, forexample, intheseventeenth century, was themurderrate inNew are deeplybasedinthickdata fromlocalhistory, from particularly Vermont, Ohio, and determinant oflethalviolence. breakdown ofstateauthority(andthismayalsobeinvolvedinthe1960s)isanimportant of the1890s. This evidencehasledhimtoconcludethat politicalinstability, indeed, the murder rates jumped: the Revolution,American theCivil War, andthepoliticalturbulence the 1880s. Mr. Infact ofpoliticalinstabilitywhen Rothhasalreadyidentifiedthreeperiods the timeofsectionalconflictandCivil War, anotherelevation intherate occurred, into the mid-seventeenthcenturywasreversedintimeofAmericanRevolution.Thenat cal profileofmurder. Hehasfoundthat adownward trendinhomiciderates that beganin second achievement ofMr. Roth’s projecthas beentoexpanddramatically thechronologi- sons willbepossible,particularlyasexistingEuropeandataarebroughtin. data arenotaccessibletootherscholars, ornotusable. Now, usingtheweb, realcompari- almost allirreproduciblebecausethepublicationsdonotcontainoriginaldata,or evidence fromnewspapers,courttrials,andlocalhistories.Sofarstudiesofmurderare crime, thelegalhistory, andthesources, withtiestogenealogyandcensusesthe there willalsobeavasttextfilewithmanykindsofdata--thedateandlocationthe many colleagues.Partofthematerialwillbequantitative,keyedforusebyquantifiers.But resource forsocialscientistsandhistorians,aassembledwiththeassistanceof Like other interdisciplinary social historians at OhioState, socialhistorians Like otherinterdisciplinary Mr. Rothdraws daunting Like any study, goodempirical theresearchMr. for publication uncov- Rothispreparing This isacomprehensive history, fromcolonialtimestothepresent. ButMr. Roth’s ideas Beyond thisgiantstepindevelopingcomparativeunderstandingsoflethalviolence,a Moreover, whentheprojectiscompleted, therewillbeavailable ontheweb avast As Mr. Rothhasbeenpresentinghisnew have foundthemselveshavingtodefend findings .majorscholarsinthefield their earlierfindingswithwhichthey tried toexplainlethalviolence. http://www.cohums.ohio-state.edu/history/ Have you seenthedepartment’s website? Visit itat

8 Making History 9 Making History A discipline. historians areintheglobalizing how conspicuousOhioState international endeavorbut which historyisincreasinglyan suggests notonlythewayin Germany. Turkey thanMorocco and tions werenocloserto Findley’sCarter presenta- Africanist, wasatDurham. ing inEngland.StephenDale,SouthAsian,spokeatOxford.AhmadSikainga,an Australia, andItaly; StephanieShaw inMuenster. EastEuropeanistEve Levinwas lectur- inEngland;Austin Kerr Allan Millettin Tel Aviv andBrussels; inJapan, John Burnham outsideoftheUnitedStates:speaking far Peter Hahnin Vienna; M. LesBenedictand appearances inAustraliaandNewZealand.AmericaniststheDepartmentwerefound Istanbul. David Cressydidmakeonepresentation in Warwick, but hemadeseveral elsewhere inFrancebutEdinburgh.JaneHathawaylecturedMunichaswell the oneinwhichpresenterisaspecialist. Dale Van KleyspokenotonlyinParis and Zealand, Greece, Belgium, Italy, Sweden, Turkey, Slovenia. were allover—France infact historians andGermany, Denmark, Japan, Morocco, New ofthefaculty.members the twelve-monthperiod,wecancountapproximatelyfiftyformalappearancesoverseasby the DepartmentmadepresentationsinmanycountriesoutsideofNorthAmerica.Forjust The recordaltogether What ismoststrikingthatamajorityofthepresentationswereincountryotherthan The U.K.andAustraliareceivedthemostexposuretoourscholars,butOhioState gainin1999-2000,asdetailedbelowthesectiononfacultyactivities,membersof lecture engagements in Australiabetween David and Valerie Cressy HSOIN FO OI STATE OHIO FROM HISTORIANS

WERE ALLOVERTHEWORLD ▲ Scholar. Clinton administration.GeneralClarkisaformerRhodes asNATO abookonhisexperiences write the commanderduring Academy.Military GeneralClarkretiresin2000andplansto tance sincethegeneral’s twenty-five memberat theU.S. years agoasafaculty service the KosovointerventionandEuropeandefensepoliticswithGeneralClark,anacquain- History, at Monsandspentanhourdiscussing friends sion onMilitary visitedhistorian inBrussels, Mr. History Commission onMilitary Millett, presidentoftheU.S. Commis- Mons, Belgium,September3,1999.DuringtheXXIXColloquyofInternational Supreme Allied Commander Europe(SACEUR) at GeneralClark’s at headquarters JohnBurhamspeakinginNagoya,Japan Professor Allan R. Millettsympathizes withGeneral Wesley K. Clark, U.S. Army, ▲

James Bartholomew, front, right ataceremony inSweden. ▲ ▲ can’t expecttoomuch! job search, Wes, but you We’ll helpyou withyour 10 Making History 11 11 Making History ▲ Timothy Gregory inIsthmia Timothy Gregory and beseen. and buyallmannerofgoods,generallysee gious ceremonies,minglewiththecrowds,sell the athleticcompetitions,takepartinreli- of theMediterraneancametoIsthmiaenjoy Olympics themselves! Visitors fromallcorners probably evenmorepopularthantheancient years atthesite,andIsthmiangameswere and lavishfestivalswerecelebratedeverytwo the PanhellenicSanctuariesofGreece.Games with Olympia,Delphi,andNemea—wasoneof tion routesoftheancientworld,Isthmia—along astride someofthemostimportantcommunica- 1987. LocatedontheIsthmusofKorinth, at Isthmia,aprojectledbyOhioStatesince Korinthian ArchaeologicalSurveyExcavations research andteachingatOSUisTheEastern Isthmia A MAJORPROGRAM OF THE DEPARTMENT The cornerstoneofclassicalarchaeological Ohio Stateat Students have come from virtually every college intheUniversity.Students have every come fromvirtually Anthropology, Classics, Geology, History, of History Art, and Landscape Architecture. Isthmia have had facultyparticipationby individualsfromthefollowing departments: than inthehumanities.physical sciences andengineering To date, theExcavations at makes useoffield-basedlaboratory techniquesthataremoreathomeinthenatural and world worktogetherforcommon researchgoals.Archaeologicalgenerally taking, andatIsthmiaeach summerscholarsandstudentsfromuniversitiesallover the by thefederalgovernment. ogy forteachersfromthroughoutthecountryandis onlyprojectofitskindsponsored in 1991and1994.Thisprogramprovidedahands-on introductiontoclassicalarchaeol- istheNEHSummerSeminarforCollege our national leadership Teachers, heldat thesite societies, andordinarycitizensthroughoutthestateof Ohioandbeyond.Anindicationof University bydevelopingmaterialsthatwillbemadeavailable toschools,historical both researchandteaching.Inaddition,weseektofurther theland-grantmissionof methods inclassicalarchaeology, andwe seektotake that toahigherlevel leadership in andcontactwithschools.distance learning, We have intheuseofelectronic beenleaders “Archaeology Days,” open tothebroadercommunity, tomulti-mediapresentations, participated intheprogramGreecenowholdacademicteachingpositionsfield. of ourPhD’s tocompeteintheacademicjobmarket. PhDstudentswho All oftheformer able factsaboutourbroaderprograminclassicalarchaeologyatOhioStateistheability Ohio State,eventhoughtheyareestablishedelsewhere.Indeed,oneofthemostremark- Isthmia, manyhavegoneontodowellinthefieldandcontinueworkcloselywith in differentpartsoftheworld.Amonggraduatestudentswhohaveworkedat “distance-learning” opportunitiesinherentinaclassroomthateasilyembracesworkdone graduates haveanopportunitytoworkcloselywithfacultyandgraduatestudents,the environment work,in thisregardarethelaboratory-like ofarchaeological whereunder- theses,and honors several of whichhave beenbasedonwork at Isthmia. Two keyaspects has hadimportantramificationsforclassesofferedinOhio,especiallyhonorscourses to takepartinanexcavationprojectGreece.Inaddition,theworkof students have hadanopportunity, unmatched byany otheruniversity inNorth America, publications andgrants.Overthoseyearssome120undergraduate40graduate effort intothebroadercommunityandschools. research schedule,apublicationprogram,cleareducationalmission,andanoutreach data,logical astaff(inthesummer)ofsomefiftystudentsandfaculty, abroad-based center—better seenasalaboratory—withuniqueaccesstomillionsofpiecesarchaeo- “excavation,” ascommonlyunderstood.Itismuchmorearesearchandeducational stressed thatIsthmia—andthewholeOSUeffortinfieldthere—isnotmerelyan ranean area. among theseeliteinstitutions, projectsintheancientMediter- withongoingarchaeological Mawr,Bryn Chicago, Pennsylvania, UCLA. iswell OhioStateUniversity established to beinstitutionswithhighacademicreputations: Harvard, Princeton, Michigan, Berkeley, ties have inclassicalarchaeology, strongresearchoreducational programs andthesetend own staffsandfinancingstructures. joint studyandpublicationofmaterials,yettheyareseparateorganizationswiththeir The twoprojects(ChicagoandOhioState)cooperateonmanylevels,wepromote enjoys thelongesttenureatsite,whileourprojectisnowovertwenty-fiveyearsold. program ofresearchunderthedirectionElizabethR.Gebhard;Chicagoexcavation succeed ProfessorClementasDirectoratIsthmia.TheUniversityofChicagocontinuesits in1967.beginning In1987 Timothy E. Gregory, at OhioState, ahistorian was namedto the UniversityofChicago.PaulA.ClementUCLAcontinuedexplorationatIsthmia Cooperation amongUnits: Outreach: Research and Teaching: Isthmia asa “Laboratory” where StudentsandFaculty Work Together: Classical ArchaeologyinAmericanUniversities: Modern excavationatIsthmiabeganin1952underthedirectionofOscarBroneer Inaddition,theprojecthascarriedoutsignificantoutreach activities,from Oursuccessinresearchcanmosteasilybemeasuredbyour Archaeology is by its very nature an interdisciplinary under- natureArchaeology isbyits very aninterdisciplinary OnlyahandfulofAmericanuniversi- Itmustbe 12 Making History 13 Making History ▲ ANOTHER PIONEERPROJECT Black Death: A visualfromanETEPmodule Exploring theEuropeanPast I archaeological artifacts,photographs,andanimation)ininnovativewaysthatteachstudents historians’ interpretations,butalsoutilizesgraphicsources(maps,charts,worksofart, Civilization. Themodulenotonlyintroducesstudentstoprimarysourcedocumentsand chapter, of ormoduleisorganizedaroundacentralthemeprobleminthehistory Western the EuropeanPast: Texts andImages Western courses. survey Civilization/European History This newproject, entitled the imaginationsandenhanceclassroomexperiencesofundergraduatestudentsin The OhioStateUniversityhasbegunanexcitingnewteachinginitiativedesignedtocaptivate n keepingwithourcommitmenttoexcellenceinteaching,theDepartmentofHistoryat it is directed by faculty member it isdirectedbyfaculty Timothy E. aseditor. Gregory housed intheGoldbergProgramwithinDepartment, and ROM andtheInternet)frombeginning.Theproject is sources andtheimplementationofelectronicaspects(CD- important ofwhichistheusenon-traditionalhistorical to developtheprojectinseveraldifferentdirections, most its elder“sibling,” Ohio Stateandselected“testmarket”institutions. modules) willbeavailableforusethisautumnclasssesat A preliminaryeditionofthebook(withalimitednumber being editedandthegraphicscomponentsaredesigned. the waytodoingso.Thefirstofthesemodulesarenow 112, andseveralalreadyhavefinishedmodulesorarewellon nearly allDepartmentalfacultywhoteachHistory111or year, but we already have from commitmentstoparticipate Learning wassignedonlyatthebeginningofacademic initiative hasbeenenthusiastic.ThecontractwithThomson Custom Publishing. is beingdevelopedinpartnershipwithThomsonLearning work bestwiththeirstudents. own customETEPreadersbyselectingthemodulesthatwill drawn fromavarietyofsources.Instructorsmaydesigntheir textual materialsandtobeginsynthesizeinformation ages studentstothinkcriticallyaboutthetextualandnon- evidenceassources.to viewmaterial Eachmoduleencour- ment. Individualswhowould likefurtherinformationabout editor isRyanCrisp, studentsintheDepart- bothgraduate editoris Managing Tracy Hoskins, andassistantmanaging gory [email protected]. gory ETEP andsamplesofthemodules shouldcontactMr. Gre- ETEP hasbenefitedfromtheDepartment’s with experience Reaction amongfacultyandgraduatestudentstothisnew (ETEP), isa “second-generation” customreader. Each Retrieving theAmericanPast Exploring theEuropeanPast , butweplan Exploring ment hasbeenmaking. possible provideabasisforthegreatadvancesthatDepart- this importantnewappointmentwillbeannouncedinfutureissues. appointment tothe Warner Woodring ChairinHistory. Detailsof professorships, theDepartmenthasbeenauthorizedtosearchforan ▲ PROFESSORSHIPS ENDOWED CHAIRSANDNAMED ANOTHER TYPE OFINVESTMENT: Clearly thegenerousgiftsthatmaketheseprofessorships Jewish Studies Matt Goldish,MeltonChairin Interest: AHistory oftheOhioAFL-CIO, 1958- Slanicka, andSandraJordan, Warren Van Tine, withMichaelPierce, C. J. 1945-54 and theOriginsofNationalSecurityState, Michael Hogan, the Liberal Establishment Susan Hartmann, renowned scholars: gathered. as friendsoftheauthorsandDepartment published bymembersoftheDepartment. honored thenewbooksinAmericanhistory ans meetingsin Toronto, arecognitionreception One ofthebookswasalandmark newhistory: Two ofthebooks were majorpublications by Copies ofthebookswerepresentforadmiration At the1999OrganizationofAmericanHistori- (CambridgeUniversityPress). THE TORONTOOAHRECEPTION A Cross of Iron: Harry S.TrumanA CrossofIron: Harry The OtherFeminists:Activistsin (Yale University Press). endowed chairsandnamed T study of religious history.study ofreligious clearly asacenterforthe together identifyOhioState Goldish. Thetwochairs history, now heldbyMatt Melton ChairinJewish Department, matchingthe of JoeR.Engle. point cometotheDepartmentthroughgenerosity recognition ofanendowedchairthatwillatsomelater ofChristianity.Professor oftheHistory This is elsewhere, wasnamedJoeR.EngleDesignated cornucopia ofhonors,somewhicharenoted In additiontotheother

In the This chairisthesecondinreligioushistory Josephhis spring, H. Lynch, whohasbeenwinninga Workers’ Margaret Newell, braska Press). Army intheSouthwestPacific nets: Psychological Warfare Against theJapanese Allison Gilmore, Life, 1876-1926 Steven Conn, scholarship byfirst-timebookauthors: 1998 students turned uptodohimhonor. students turned that reception, many ofMr. Dillon’s colleaguesand of sectionalismandanti-slavery, now emeritus. At Dillon,Merton OhioState’s distinguishedhistorian given attheIndianapolisOAH meetingstohonor England dence: EconomicRevolutioninColonialNew Three ofthebookswereexciting,cutting-edge This receptionfollowedby a yearthereception (Center forLaborResearch). (Cornell UniversityPress).

(UniversityofChicagoPress). Museums andAmericanIntellectual You Can’t fight Tanks withBayo-

From DependencytoIndepen- (UniversityofNe- Humanities, MichaelHogan new DeanoftheCollege of hismanyawards,withthe Joseph Lynchreceivingone ▲ 14 Making History ▲ 15 for 1999-2000 History Departmentbooks

Making History Books Books, Books, Books Books, Books, T close tosome kindofrecord. his booksinto Chinese,Italian,Spanish, German, Hungarian,andCzech—which mustbe an abridgedversion inRussian.AndGeoffrey Parkerhasthispast year seentranslationsof tion asabookin Turkish. Eve Levin’s Slav societycameoutin bookonsexandOrthodox Findley revisedandexpanded hiswell-knownarticleonOttomanoccidentalismfor publica- translated. CarolFinkrevised herbookonMarcBlochfortranslationintoItalian. Carter England hasbeenreissuedinpaper. Stuart textbook. history David Cressy’sAmerican in bookonthelife cycle prize-winning Tudor- atlas ofworld history. broughtoutacompacteditionofhercoauthored SusanHartmann Parker revisedhisbookontheSpanishArmada,andthere isanothereditionofhiscompact revised paperbackeditionof extent towhichsuchpublications canrepresent scholarlyeffort. Dale Van Kleypublisheda Claire RobertsoncoeditedalifeofanAfricanwoman. America. Another collection, David Hoffmann’s editedbook. CarlaPestana coeditedacollectiononinequality inearly is aboutforeignrelations inthe Century.”“American isthesubjectof Russian modernity onwar andsocietyinancientmedievalcollected papers times. Michael Hogan’s book an accountoftheKoreanwar. of history World War Press, University IIwithHarvard andMr. Milletthasalsopublished is winningpraisefromreviewers. Allan Millettand haveWilliamson Murray publisheda sions in Tudor England andStuart David Cressy’s titlesuggestshow nuancedandlively ishisbook, fresh waytounderstandtheAnti-FederalistsofAmericanRevolutionarygeneration. ishing varietyoftopics.Therearetheusualincisivemonographs.SaulCornellhasfounda A trendthatseemstobegrowing forourDepartmentalauthorsishavingtheirworks Only someonewhohasbroughtoutaneweditionof bookcanhaveanideaofthe And editedworks,too,coverabreathtakingrangeofsubjects.NathanRosensteinhas he yearhasbroughttheusualharvestofbooksbyourfaculty—onceagainonanaston- The ReligiousOriginsoftheFrenchRevolution The UnionMustStand . ofsame-sexlove LeilaRupp’s history in short America , was coeditedbyMarkGrimsley. Travesties and Transgres- . Geoffrey ▲ nounced intheyearbeforeMarch1.AlanBeyerchenmanagedfeatofwinning Ohio Award. DistinguishedService Academy ofHistory University Faculty Award forDistinguishedService. Warren Van Tine won the Aegean Prehistory, OaksCenterforByzantineStudies. andtheDumbarton the Isthmiaproject,grantsfromPackardHumanitiesInstitute,Institutefor pher Phelps), (NicholasBreyfogle), anIREXgrant and, for and Timothy Gregory Library fellowship(RobertDavis),twoFulbrights(ChristopherReedandChristo- National Fellowship,atStanford(DavidHoffmann),aFolgerShakespeare the AmericanPhilosophicalSociety(StephanieShaw),HooverInstitute ment fortheHumanities(NicholasBreyfogle,SusanHartmann,CarlaPestana), Study intheBehavioralSciences,atStanford(StephanieShaw),NationalEndow- graduate students.ThesupportincludesthosefromtheCenterforAdvanced Roth’s won support, andthenumerousgrants byour continuingmultiple-grant varied, even afterJoseph Lynch’s oflastyear, harvest triple-winner Randolph en SciencesSociales,inParis. won thehonorificappointmentofProfessorInvitéinEcoledesHautesEtudes for Salo BaronPrize serve asOverseasFellowatChurchillCollege,Cambridge.MattGoldishwonthe Society ofChurchHistoryforhisbook, willbeonthewaymore honors fornextyear. HONORS ANDGRANTSGALORE And ofcourse,continuingourlongtradition,therewereteachingawardsan- Other honorshavealsocometofacultymembers.SusanHartmannwonthe The grantsthatsupporttheworkofDepartmenthavebeenmanyand In theyearpast,DavidCressywonPhilipSchaffPrizeofAmerican This yearmembersoftheDepartmentwerehonoredinavarietyways,and Teaching fromPhi Alpha Theta Award forOutstandingUndergraduate David Stebennereceivinghis1999Clio Judaism inthe ofSirIsaacNewton. Theology Birth, Marriage,andDeath. Gilmore, andVladimirSteffel. 2000: AlanBeyerchen,Allison Award for1999- oftheUniversity Distinguished the Alumni Teaching that threeofourfacultyhavewon Award. And we have justlearned David StebennereceivedtheClio Award forDistinguished Teaching. Humanities RodricaBotoman Teacher Award andtheCollegeof Academy ofHistoryOutstanding two inoneyear:TheOhio Dale Van Kley Healsowill Kermit Hall. and Alan Beyerchen Botoman, Rodica Ben Jones, Award. (ltor) Botoman Rodica receiving the Alan Beyerchen ▲ ▲ ▲ ▲ Mark Grimsley Susan Hartmann Warren VanTine 16 Making History 17 Making History MARCH 1,1999-MARCH2000 Illinois. InOctober, half century hespoke aboutthefirst Technology and againinNovember at theUniversity of Science Prizes,”inAprilat the MassachusettsInstituteof in Osaka,Japan.Hepresented “JapanandtheNobel tific Community”attheNational MuseumofEthnology spoke about “Overcoming inJapan’s Marginality Scien- nity, 1883-1945,” in coauthor of “Eugenics inJapan: SomeIroniesof Moder- Science inNon-Western Traditions. Osiris Halfofthe Candidates intheFirst Twentieth Century” in several ancientempires. continues hisworkonimperialismin text materialsinancienthistoryand editor. of whichheisalsothebookreview and the Hispanic AmericanHistoricalReview remains ontheboardofeditors American LibrariesandArchives.He tion-Harvard ProgramforLatin a committeeoftheMellonFounda- Latin AmericanHistoryandserveson prize committeeoftheConferenceon eighteenth century. Heischairofa Spanish-American Empireinthe tion ofagoverningideologyforthe Brazil, andabooktracingtheevolu- in colonialSpanishAmericaand life historiesofordinarypeopleliving now turninghisattentiontotwoprojects:acollectionof Andean worldsunderSpanishRule,1532-1825,andis Association inMiami.Hehascompletedabookon mented onasessionattheLatinAmericanStudies Association meetingsinChicagoJanuaryandcom- April. HechairedasessionattheAmericanHistorical History, Carolinaat Charlotte, University ofNorth in in the World of Curriculum” totheDepartment History can communityinNew York City. continues herwork onthepre-Civil War African-Ameri- of theAfricanHeritageStudiesAssociation,andshe in Ithaca.ShehasbeenelectedtotheBoardofDirectors African HeritageStudiesAssociationmeetingsinOctober Past, Present,andFutureofAfricanaStudies”atthe James R.Bartholomew Jack M.Balcer Kenneth Andrien Leslie Alexander Anuario deEstudiosAmericanos, Colonial Latin Review,American , and“Japan,”in

is workingonsome presented “TheSankofaPlan:The

presented “Multimedia Teaching Aids Science inContext An IntroductiontotheHistoryof haspublished“JapaneseNobel In addition, heis . InMarch, he ▲ Alan Beyerchen AHA nominatingcommittee. of theAmericanHistorical Association andalsochairsthe the LincolnandSoldiersInstitute. Heisparliamentarian bodies oftheNationalConstitution CenterMuseumand boards ofH-LawandH-Shgape aswelltheadvisory Seminar, and isontheeditorial Ohio LegalHistory committees ofthe Society forLegalHistory,American the Historians oftheGildedAgeandProgressiveEra on Mr. onthecouncilofSocietyfor Benedictserves tional history, period. especiallyintheReconstruction ues toworkonavarietyofprojectsdealingwithconstitu- Historical Association inChicagoJanuary. Hecontin- He chairedasessionatthemeetingsofAmerican Reconstruction, andthe Transformation ofthe American and ConstitutionalTheory:ReflectionsonAckerman, Modern Science. senior editorfor book onJapanandtheNobelscienceprizesisa University inFebruary. Hecontinuesworking onhis the BakerPeaceConferenceonglobalcapitalismatOhio in ChicagoJanuary. Inaddition, hewas apanelistat June, andattheAmericanHistoricalAssociationmeetings of Conference ontheHistory Women inRochester Craig, University inMay, at Harvard attheBerkshire in BostonMarch,atasymposiumhonoringAlbert chaired panelsattheAsianStudiesAssociationmeetings ofOregonState University.and ConferenceSeries He of NobelSciencePrizesandJapanintheHorningLecture Michael LesBenedict The at theUniversity ofSussex, inJanuary. the GildedAgeandProgressiveEra” Regulation intheUnitedStatesDuring “The CommonLawatBay:and Grant,” in festschrift, asishisessayon“UlyssesS. Progressive Eraisforthcomingina and regulationintheGildedAge website ofH-Law. A chapteronlaw College ParkMD,hasbeenpostedonthe United States ConstitutionalHistory, in History,” at theConferenceon Teaching Scope ofAmericanConstitutional his Marchpresentation,“Expandingthe of theNational ConstitutionCenter, and introduce theConstitutiononwebsite Blessings ofLiberty, A selectionfromhistextbook, Constitution,” in theOxfordCompaniontoHistoryof Faculty published“ConstitutionalHistory The Presidents. h ae a Journal. Law The Yale hasbeenchosento Hespokeon The the BentonFoundationConnect forKids. has beenappointedtotheboard oftheonlineservice America: History A Documentary from Bremneretal., eds., Foundation ismakingarrangements tomakeexcerpts available intheBentonFoundation’s website, The Benton History ofChildhoodProject.Partstheessayare Memoirs, 1865-1890,” totheBentonFoundation’s Fathers, andFatherlessnessinAmericanFiction Conference inChapelHill. chair anddiscussantatasessiontheBusinessHistory Symposium in Annapolis inSeptember. InMarch, hewas Black SailorontheUSSMason,”atNavalHistory History Conference,inStLouis,and“JamesA.Dunn, A presented apaperonthesubjectofhisbookatPolicy publication bytheUniversity PressofKansas. InMay, he ment hasbeenacceptedfor development, andtheenviron- history oftourism,economic National Biography. and anarticlein in ComparativePerspective, Development ofSmallBusiness Firms, LargeConcerns:The Overview,”Historical inS “Small BusinessinAmerica:An history.sciences forGerman the implicationsofnonlinear ton. Heispreparingabookon in Defense University Washing- tion, heldattheNational and NationalSecurityEduca- the symposiumonInnovation to CopewithInnovation”at ries andMetaphors:theQuest he presented“Models,Memo- World War IV, at theNaval War College, andinFebruary, Atlanta inOctober. InDecember, hespokeagainabout at themeetingsofGermanStudiesAssociationin the RacismofThirdReich”andalsochairedasession Complex World. quently publishedin MAinSeptember,Cambridge andthispaperwas subse- & Young at The CenterforBusinessInnovation in presented “World War IV” at aconferenceheldbyErnst Symposiumat OregonState University.Horning He Jones IIIaward.)InApril,hewascommentatoratthe Award forDistinguished Teaching. (Formerly theBen awarded theCollegeofHumanitiesfirstRodicaBotoman 1999Outstanding History Teacher Award. Healsowas Robert Bremner Robert Mansel Blackford Alan Beyerchen Hepresented oftheMindin “Viruses American

was awardedtheOhioAcademyof contributed anessay,contributed “Children, His published Preserving NationalSecurityina mall Children and Youth and , ontheinternet, andhe BREMNER ROOMFLOURISHING graciousness tonumerousclassesandmeetings handsome seminarroomonthethirdfloorof The roomisnamedafterProfessorEmeritus of adedicatedgroupourPh.D.alumni, Dulles Hallhasbroughtmuchpleasureand reminds usersoftheroomgenerosity Aplaquebearingthenamesofdonors Robert H.Robert Bremner, abeloved teacherand Because oftheeffortsandcontributions renowned scholarin history.American Department andheritageleftbythe interaction ofstudentsandfaculty. ofthosewhohavethoughtthe since theAutumnof1998. meetings ofthe AustralianSocietyofthe Historyof onmedicalhistory, ofwriters at the lecture onthe history Century, inNagoya, Japan. InJuly, hegave akeynote History ofPsychiatryonthe Thresholdofthe21st mental hospital,attheInternational Symposiumon History. Poisoning CasesElsewhere inthe World,” in tion andtheReactionto QueenslandChildhoodLead and redistributionsystemsinearlymodernEchigo. Journal also editorof Japan, andasmanagerofEMJNetdiscussiongroup.He is chair oftheEarlyModernJapanNetwork,aseditor H- Foundation Symposiumcollection. Mr. as Brown serves Nihonshi Kenkyu, ment inaComparativeGlobalPerspective, include oneinabookon Japanese Literature).Hisarticlesacceptedforpublication ment ofHistoricalDocumentstheNationalInstitute commentator onapanelattheAmericanAssociationfor military serviceinnineteenth-centuryRussia,andwas Toronto. oppositionto Hepresented apaperonreligious Midwest RussianHistory Workshop at theUniversity of and NationalitiesinImperialRussianHistory”atthe History. Russian Military on theDoukhoborcentenaryandanotherinabook teenth century. inabook forthcoming Hehasanarticle dissentin religious Transcaucasian Russiainthenine- University ofMichiganashecontinueshisworkon another grantfromtheAdvancedStudyCenterat research inGeorgiaandAzerbaijanfall1999 his NCEEERgrant.HealsoreceivedanIREXgrantfor National EndowmentfortheHumanitiesinadditionto John C.Burnham Nicholas Breyfogle andcontinuesworkonhisbooklandtenure InMarch, he spoke onthedemonization ofthe Early ModernJapan:AnInterdisciplinary andstillanotherinthe Taniguchi

published “BiomedicalCommunica- was awardedaFellowshipfromthe kiyo Operations,” in Complexities ofUnderstandingIts International Scholarshipandthe Warichi System: ItsInterest for University ofMichigan. the InternationalInstitute, at theAdvancedStudyCenterof paper on“EmpireandIdentity” And inFebruary, hepresenteda University ofOttawa inOctober. Unity andDiversity”atthe Disciplinary PerspectiveonTheir Doukhobor Centenary:AMulti- paper attheconference,“The 1893, andanothermoregeneral paper onarmsburning,1887- November. Healsopresenteda Studies meetingsinSt.Louis the AdvancementofSlavic In April, hespokeon “Empire Land, PropertyandtheEnviron- Philip C.Brown (thebulletinoftheDepart- Shiryokan kenkuu another in

published “The Medical 18 Making History 19 Making History and alsoinOctober, atPenn State, hespoke on “Primitive Gwathmey,lecture at theButlerInstitute of onRobert Art ofmuseums. onthehistory InOctober,Arts hegave a that samemonthatthePennsylvania AcademyofFine painting at the InstituteofChicagoinSeptember,Art and IntellectualLife.American that includeddiscussionof hisbook, sium attheUniversityofCaliforniaHumanitiesCenter Biography. lio. “Where IsEast?” inthe forthcoming from theCity,” oftheRailroad Commissionof through thehistory Texas. work onunderstandinggovernmentregulationofbusiness in articles Carolina inMarch,andhewasamongtheauthorsof History ConferencemeetingsattheUniversityofNorth and nationalregulation,1900-1920,attheBusiness editor ofaseriesforJohnsHopkinsUniversityPress. aswell Jury,can Historians astheLincolnPrize andsheis and servesonacommitteeoftheOrganizationAmeri- Prize CommitteeoftheAmericanHistoricalAssociation Civil American War. theBeveridge-Dunning Shechairs Varina Howell Davis andeditedessays onciviliansinthe winter. Herbooksunderway of includeabiography Central Park Hotel,” at BradleyUniversity, the during Club, inthefall,and“ConfederateFirstLadyDies teaching included alectureontheSouthernfamilyatFilson Old South,” Absent Teenagers: The Demographic Transition inthe History oftheBehavioralSciences. Psychology. Heisalsoeditorofthe Quarterly chiatry butcontinuesontheboardsof council oftheEuropeanSocietyforHistoryPsy- patients inthe1950s.Hecompletedhisserviceon and isworkingonthedeinstitutionalizationofmental He hasfinishedhishistoryofchildhoodleadpoisoning ofMedicine,History has hadtwoarticlesaccepted,oneinthe the Organization of Historians,American in Toronto. He Canada. InApril,hechairedasessionatthemeetingsof Civilization andItsDiscontents, Freud inhistoryattheInternationalSymposiumon Italy, addressontheplaceof andpresentedaPlenary Society fortheHistoryofHumanSciences,Florence, Journals intheField”atmeetingsofEuropean September, onapanel heserved “The Futureof Societyof and theMedicalHistory Victoria, Australia. In of MelbourneCentrefortheStudyHealthandSociety deinstitutionalization ofmentalpatients,attheUniversity Medicine inSydney, andhealsospokeon The Steven Conn William R. Childs Joan Cashin Healsoauthoredanarticlein and theArchivesofHistoryAmerican American NationalBiography.American In April, Mr. inasympo- Connparticipated Faculty Journal ofFamilyJournal History. haspublished“Households,Kinfolk,and

The Long View published “InhabitingHistory:Learning and theotherin presented apaperonstate, interstate, HespokeonCivil War , andhehasanarticle, McMasterUniversity, American National Journal ofthe Journal Museums and Health andHistory Herpresentations Winterthur Portfo- Winterthur Social Science Hecontinues Bulletin ofthe . College atthe UniversityofMelbourne. Hespokethere He alsowas Distinguished Visiting Scholarat Trinity Gossip andOtherNarratives inEarlyModernEurope.” closing addressesat aconferenceon People“Stories Tell: on earlymodernEnglandand gavetheopeningand conducted staffseminarsand graduatestudentworkshops Social Sciencesat La Trobe University, Australia, wherehe Distinguished Visiting Fellow intheHumanitiesand PA.Millersville Hespent July and August asRio Tinto Worlds: EnglandandNew1588-1649” in conferenceon at aninternational “John Winthrop’s addresson gave theplenary “Winthrop’s Worlds, 1949” of the University Warwick, England, andinSeptember, he Convenience, CustomsandtheCarolineAltarPolicy” at presented “Turning the Tables andBreakingtheRails: Momentum,”Moment andRevolutionary InMay, he 1660,” hegavetheopeningaddresson“Revolutionary Library conferenceon“RevolutionaryEngland,1640- in earlymodernEngland.InApril,attheHuntington University ofAlabama,onlayandclericaltongue-smiting Cressy inMarchgavetheHudsonStrodeLectureat on theeve revolution. oftheseventeenth-century Mr. on thesocial,cultural,andreligiousconditionofEngland Reformation England. Identities: Religion,SocietyandSelf-FashioninginPost- Iconoclasm inEarlyModernEngland,” Kinds ofSpeaking: Symbolic Violence andSecular gland,” Wink: The ErosionofCommunityinCharlesI’s En- published “Conflict, Consensusandthe Willingness to Oxford hasreissuedinapaperbackedition.Healso the Life-Cycle in Tudor England andStuart book, Prize oftheAmericanSocietyChurchHistoryforhis addition Mr. Cressywas awarded the1999PhilipSchaff England:Stuart Tales ofDiscordandDissension. sity Press, Association attheNationalPressClubinFebruary2000. Amendment SymposiumsponsoredbytheAmericanBar companies andtheweb.HeparticipatedinSecond of in Historians American Toronto, hespokeontextbook Commentary. Constitutional Contemporary Theory,” in Second Amendment,andtheProblemofHistoryin monplace orAnachronism:TheStandardModel, Culture, UniversityofNorthCarolinaPress)and“Com- 1788-1828 (InstituteofEarlyAmericanhistoryand Federalism andtheDissenting Tradition in America, nineteenth-century Americanimagination. His newbookwillbeonNativeAmericansandthe the AmericanHistoricalAssociationmeetingsinChicago. paper onmuseumsandtheproductionofknowledge,at Conference,Modernism andinJanuary, hepresenteda Moderns andModernPrimitives,”attheInternational David Cressy Saul Cornell Birth,MarriageandDeath:Ritual,Religion Huntington Library Quarterly, Huntington Library Travesties and Transgressions in Tudor and At the meetingsoftheOrganization April

published this year published, withOxfordUniver- Hehasbegunamajornewproject The OtherFounders:Anti- and “Different Protestant (1997), which Constitutional In is co-founding editorof newsletter for Venetian studies, Gladys KriebleDelmasFoundation forhiseditingofa Venice: TouristMaze. Venice, Enslavement andItalian Society, Barbary Washington upthreebooks: DCwriting a FolgerShakespeareLibrary fellowship,heiscurrentlyin “Revenge oftheMoor, Or Venice Enslaved.” of Courtesy her bookontheCzechmodernistgenerationof1890s. vak SocietyofArtsandSciences.Shecontinueswork on Conference andservesonacommitteeoftheCzechoslo- She isanofficer-at-large intheCzechoslovak History Historical Association meetings inChicagoJanuary. Czech modernistsandtheGermansatAmerican of Slavic StudiesinSt. LouisinNovember, andapaperon tion,” attheAmericanAssociationforAdvancement rebellion, inMarch,“Engenderingthe1890sGenera- ers Colloquiumseries,onCzechpoliticalandliterary Illinois RussianandEastEuropeanDistinguishedLectur- Her presentationsincludedalectureintheUniversityof acceptedforpublication inthe modernism essay onIbnKhaldunand Western historiography. on thebiographyofBaburandhasjustcompletedan Mazanderani inaeditedvolume.Hecontinuestowork forthcoming onthepoemsofIranianpoetAshraf Studies, Oxford, England, inNovember. Hehasapaper ity” inalectureseriesattheOxfordCentreforIslamic talism andreform. continues torevisehisbookmanuscriptontranscenden- phy. article onBronsonAlcottin 2001 academicyear. Fellow atChurchillCollege,Cambridge,forthe2000- on BritishStudies.HehasbeenelectedanOverseas committeeoftheMid-Westand theprogram Conference prize committeeoftheAmericanHistoricalAssociation and the on theeditorialboardsof ofMichiganinJanuary.the University Mr. Cressyserves Disciplinarity inMedievalandRenaissanceStudies”at on “OnReligiousGrounds:FromDisciplineto “Rails, Veils, SeemlinessandDiscipline” at aconference British StudiesmeetingsinBoston,andhepresented Caroline EnglandattheNorthAmericanConferenceon November, hepresentedapaperoniconoclasmin modation andSilenceinanEarlyModern Village.” In New Zealand,on“WhoBuriedMrs.Horseman?Accom- Momentum, 1642,”andattheUniversityofAuckland, Adelaide on“RevolutionaryMomentandRevolutionary cal NoiseinEarlyModernEngland,”attheUniversityof on “Travesties and Transparencies: ListeningforHistori- Robert C.Davis Katherine David-Fox Stephen F. Dale Frederick Dahlstrand He is serving astheassociate deanatMansfieldand Heisserving JournalofBritishStudies.

presented “Babur’s CulturalPersonal- hasinpressaneditedvolume Hehasalsowon from the agrant

Journeys: The International has hadanarticleonCzech (Mansfield Campus)publishedthe American NationalBiogra- JournalofModernHistory News ontheRialto. Heisservingona The Jews of Slavic Review. and He Atlantic State University. She spokeonprotectionof conference on theParisPeaceConference, atArmstrong presented the invitedkeynoteaddressat an international landscapes forthetwentieth century. InMarch, she tional relations, andina Yale collectiononstrategic Jahrhundert, ing in arethoseappear- Among anumberofessays forthcoming Bloch: A Life inHistory, after twoyearsasvice-president. ofthe assumed thepresidency World History Association board ofthe Etudes pré-OttomanesetOttmanesandtheeditorial He servesontheboardofComitéInternationaldes another book, on volume on are ashort Chicago inJanuary. Among Mr. Findley’s projects current and attheAmericanHistoricalAssociationmeetingsin Middle EastStudies Association meetingsin Washington, University of Victoria, Canada, inNovember atthe June at themeetingsof World Association, History sity of Texas at Austin. Mr. Findleychairedpanelsin Ottoman Period,” at the World 2000Conference, Univer- History,” inDecember, andinFebruary “The Turks inthe University onthetheme at Princeton “The Turks in World September, andtheLeonM. Poullada Lectures Memorial Kulturwissenschaftliches Institut, inEssen, Germany, in d’Ohsson (1740-1807)”atacolloquiumthe Author andHisMetanarrative:IgnatiusMouradgea post-colonial nationalism.Hepresented“AChameolonic Turkish identityand on Turkey fromthepointofview spoke twiceattheUniversityofRabatinMorocco,on History Association,”in Avrupa’da. History Foundationunderthetitle published asabookbythe Turkish EconomicandSocial Anadol), bytheauthor, withanewpreface hasbeen 1998 2000 BradleyUniversity BerlinSeminar. and inFlorida.Hehasreceivedaninvitationtojointhe research intothehistoryofenvironmentalisminGermany Capodistria, Koper, Slovenia, inNovember. 12th-20th Centuries)”attheRegionalUniversityof guity inInformalLegalPractice(TheMediterranean, Italy” ataconferenceon“Hounour:IdentityandAmbi- invited lecture,“StonesandShameinEarlyModern white slavesintheearlymodernera.Hepresentedan Studies,ence inMediterranean at DukeUniversity, on Wisconsin, andinMay helecturedat Crossings: Confer- conference on Venetian studiesat theUniversity of March, hespokeon Venetian at theannual tourism board oftheSocietyforItalianHistoryStudies.In of Journal Travel and Travel Writing, Carole Fink V.Carter Findley’s Raymond Dominick American Historical Review Historical American Nation undEuropa:Studien im19.und20. Mr. Findleyalsopublished “The World inanMITbookonthestudy ofinterna- Journal of Journal World History.

published anew, revisededitionof Turkey, Nationalism, andModernity.

revised andexpandedversion ofhis inItalian(LaNuova Italia).

The Turks in World History (Mansfield Campus)continueshis Perspectives. The article (trans. article Aysen Ahmed MidhatEfendi and he serves onthe and heserves InMarch,he InJanuary, he Faculty Marc and 20 Making History 21 Making History 11 German andAmericanveteransofthe continues hisresearch,focusingon Southern California accepted apositionattheUniversityof prize committeeoftheAHA. Historical Associationandservesona European HistoryoftheAmerican of theConferenceGrouponCentral de l’Europe.Sheisacommitteemember internationale d’histoirecontemporaine History Associationandthe History board of rights. Meantime,sheservesonthe in Chicago.Shecontinuesworkonherbookminority a panelattheAmericanHistoricalAssociationmeetings American ForeignRelationsinJuneandcommentatorfor at thePrincetonmeetingsofSocietyforHistory February, andshewas chairandcommentator at asession I” attheBakerPeaceConferenceOhioUniversityin “Peaceful ResolutionofEthnicConflictsafter World War history, biography. andoneonhistorical Shespokeon Copenhagen, oneonMarcBloch,international political activist,andthreelecturesattheUniversityof a lectureattheUniversityofOdense,onhistorianas December, Ms. Finkwas inDenmark, whereshedelivered meetingsinMonterey.Society forFrenchHistory In onthe participant Versailles settlementat the Western tury,” in April. InNovember shewas aroundtable York University, on “Reflections onthe Twentieth Cen- minorities attheRemarqueInstituteConference,New Shabbatai Zviin1665-1666. work onhisbookthemessianic movementof Jewish StudiesmeetingsinDecember, andhecontinues of PriscaSapientiaMentalities,” attheAssociationfor 1998). Hepresented“Kabbalah CriticismandtheDecline Kluwer-International of Ideas, Archives oftheHistory Judiasm intheTheologyofSirIsaacNewton Pacific wasre-issuedinapaperbackedition. Warfare against theJapanese intheSouthwestArmy You Can’t Fight Tanks withBayonets: Psychological Distinguished Teaching Award for1999-2000. Herbook, Undergraduate Studies. the on number ofarticles World War Ifor mored Division.Heisalsopreparinga The A. HardingGanz Claudio Fogu Matt Goldish Allison Gilmore Garland Martha th Panzer Division andthe4 Encyclopedia of NavalEncyclopedia History. and theboardsofPeace Contemporary European Faculty

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Guilmartin, Jr. Women, Work, andFamily,” of Journal Women’s and “The EarliestShipboardGunpowder Ord- areinpress.Amonghermany ongoingprojectsis Shewas coauthorof “Women inMedieval and editorialboardmemberforthe The Mediterranean asanElementofMaritime The Mediterranean and he is in the final stages of writing hisbook andheisinthefinalstagesofwriting Two essays ineditedbooks, and published“AlignmentbyCoincidence: Proceedings oftheXXIVthInternational The UnitedStatesandtheMiddleEast:A International History Review History International Are We ofthe attheEndofCentury The Limitsof Technology inModern (2ndedition).InJune,hepartici- Women inMedieval Western European

published “MedievalEnglish and “Women andtheHouse- haspublished “Venice andHer Hewas commentator on Violence inthe service Journal of , and Diplomatic proaches tothe ArabandOttomanLands,” co-sponsored an OttomanElite” atthesymposiumon “New Ap- Qurayshi CircassiansofEgypt: ChangingIdentitywithin Meanwhile, thatsamemonth shepresented“The Research Institutein Turkey, alsoinIstanbul, inMay. Istanbul, inAprilandona similar subjectattheAmerican World,” CentreforResearchonIslamicCultureand Art, ence on“EducationandLearning intheOttoman oftheSwordon theiconography Zulfikarat theconfer- Ottoman EmpireintheEighteenthCentury. phy ofIslamicEgypt;HalilÍnaalcikFestschrift; and Education intheOttoman World; The Historiogra- Yeni Dergisi Türkiye or nearcompletion;thoseinpressincludeanarticle Ottoman Rule,1516-1800. working tocompleteherbook, for AdvancedStudyatPrinceton,whereshehasbeen Cogito Ali’s Sword Zhlfik>rinItsOttomanIncarnation”], in Kilici Zhlfikâr’ inOsmanli Turevi” [“TheForgotten Icon: Award Service. forDistinguishedUniversity and NCAA.InApril,Ms.HartmannreceivedtheFaculty active asOhioState Faculty Representative totheBig Ten Committee onGrantsandFellowships,sheisvery S. oftheHarry Directors Truman Library, the chairing Practice,” inSummer2000.SheservesontheBoardof Rights andCitizenshipinAmericanThought,Culture on direct aninstituteforhighschoolteachers “Women’s from theNationalEndowmentforHumanitiesto Association inChicagoJanuary. Shereceived agrant a sessionatthemeetingsofAmericanHistorical Historians,American in Toronto in April, andshechaired tions, givenatthemeetingsofOrganization paper onBlackwomenandfeminisminliberalorganiza- 1960s tothepresent.Amongherpresentationswasa gender andtherealignmentofAmericanpoliticsfrom (Bedford/St. Martin’s). Hernewprojectisabookon of History, andSociety. Women’s History and servesontheeditorialboardsof Studies British Association andtheRichardIIISociety, Committee, isamemberofcommitteestheNational co-chair oftheAmericanHistoricalAssociationProgram Association in November inFort Worth. Ms. Hanawalt is on apanelatthemeetingsofSocialScienceHistory homa State University. asacommentator Shealsoserved ofLondon’sMystery Absent Female Children,” Okla- Association meetings in Tulsa andalectureon “The address onasimilarsubjectattheMidAmericaMedieval State University, inOctober, aplenary andinFebruary relations inmedievalLondonatNovusetAntiqus,Ball Copenhagen inAugust,aplenaryaddressonmarital Royal DanishAcademyofSciencesandLettersin Jane Hathaway Susan Hartmann The AmericanPromise:AHistoryoftheUnitedStates . ShehasjustfinishedhertenureattheInstitute and

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was coauthorofthecompactedition Crime, histoireetsocieté/Crime, Shehasmanyotherworksat The The ArabLandsUnder Faculty Journal of Shespoke and Learning The 22 Making History 23 Making History 1933 attheConference ontheBusinessof Addictionat co-presenter of apaperonAmericanalcohol policysince during industry synthetic rubber World War II. Hewas Scientist. teenth andtwentiethcenturies. religious observancesandcitizenship duringthenine- in June.ShecontinuesherworkonGermanJewish Berkshire Conferenceof Women inRochester Historians Jewish masculinityinnineteenth-centuryGermanyatthe Advisory CommitteeonDiplomaticDocumentation. ofState’s ontheDepartment State toasecondterm Historians, andhehasbeenappointedbytheSecretary of Nominating BoardoftheOrganizationAmerican the History University Press).Hecontinuesaseditorof Foreign Relationsinthe“AmericanCentury” in aneditedbook. physical cultureandtheNewSovietMan, ofSocialHistory, Journal article onStalinistpronatalism,inthe Russian Review Louis. Hecontinuesascoeditorofthe ment ofSlavicStudiesmeetingsinSt. American AssociationfortheAdvance- Aesthetics ofSovietPower”atthe participated inaroundtableon“The ism, andSovietpublichealthalso presented apaperonmodernity, social- Soviet Socialism.” InNovember, he his article,“EuropeanModernityand (Macmillan PressLtd.),whichincludes Politics, Knowledge,Practices He hasedited dictions ofSovietIdeologyandCulture.” project, ”StalinistMorality:TheContra- Fellowship in2000-2001forhisbook University’s Hoover InstitutionNational Ottoman Arabprovinces. factions inOttomanEgyptandstartingasurveyofthe East StudiesAssociation.Sheisalsofinishingabookon tees ofthe Turkish Studies Association andtheMiddle Studies AssociationBulletin, Hathaway continuesasbookrevieweditorofthe and MamlukNostalgiainOttomanEgypt.”Ms. Chicago inJanuary, shepresented “Mamluk ‘Revivals’ at theAmericanHistoricalAssociationmeetingsin Ludwig-Maximilians UniveristätinMunichJune,and on theSwordZulfikarandcontestedlegitimacyat Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv University, inIstanbul. Shespoke University,by Bosphorus theHebrewUniversity of The Austin Kerr Robin Judd Michael Hogan David Hoffmann American Historical Review. Historical American andhasbeenappointedtotheeditorialboardof Among hisongoingprojects isahistoryofthe Faculty

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edited willholdStanford andanother, on The AmbiguousLegacy:U.S. andsheservedoncommit- Hewas alsoelectedtothe (Cambridge Diplomatic ▲ Dean MichaelJ.Hogan Turkish New Confronting the ReservesandNationalGuard,” in Defense, Republic ofKorea),and“New Challenges volumes (MilitaryHistory Institute, MinistryofNational publications were of coeditorship Press). University (Harvard Among Mr. Millett’s other of group’s meetings in2001. Association andchairoftheProgramCommitteeforthat Lynch ispresidentofthe Catholic Historical American for Medieval andRenaissanceStudies, in Tempe. Mr. ‘Sunday Letter,’” at themeetingsof Center Arizona presented apaper, “The Fear oftheLord’s Day: The monk oranunonhisherdeath bed. InFebruary, he monastic practicebywhichapersoncouldbecome and GuggenheimFoundation,workingonabook narratives. She College andalsospokeat Yale aboutillness University andDisorderlyinMedieval Russia”“Drunk at Trinity inillnessaccounts.deliriums InDecember, shepresented Program andprofessorofchurchhistoryattheLutheran He continuesasdirectoroftheReformationResearch Toward anEstablishedChurch: Strasbourg, 1550-1610. months, Steiner Verlag willbepublishinghisbook, University ofUppsalainSweden,andthenextfew H-Business. the editorialboardofH-Shgapeandcontinuesaseditor tion inChicagoJanuary. on Heconcludedhisservice meetings ofH-NetandtheAmericanHistoricalAssocia- net, andhechairedasessiononthatsubjectatthe very activeinmakinghistoricalmaterialavailableonthe ofReadinginEnglandDecember.the University Heis Allan R. Millett Joseph Lynch James Kittelson A War toBe Won: FightingtheSecond World War continues aseditorof hasbeenonleave ofthe asgrantee ACLS St. LouisinNovember, shespokeabout for theAdvancementofSlavicStudiesin iscoauthor(with Williamson Murray) inJanuarypresentedlecturesatthe Brotherhood Foundation. abridged versionofhermonograph, Pornography inRussianCulture. Before Pornography,” in Orthodox Slavs, Sex andSocietyinthe World ofthe pervaia polovinaXIXveka). etika vdoindustrial‘noRossii(X- tion spoke on “Miracle Tales asIllness sity ofSurrey. That samemonth, she Birchbark Documents,” at theUniver- and on “The World According to the West?” at ofSussex theUniversity “Novgorod: Russia’s First Window in October, shegave lectureson Oxford. AttheAmericanAssociation Narratives” attheUniversityof Eve Levin in Liubov’,erotikaIseksual‘naia published“Pornography The Korean War, appeared intransla- The RussianReview. Eros and In 3 An Scotland, inOctober. InJanuary, he chairedasessionat Knowledge andPower,” at St Andrews University, lecture, “ManagingtheFirst GlobalEmpire:PhilipII, History andStrategyinJune, andhegaveaninvited chaired asessionat the Yale ConferenceonInternational in whichMr. Parker asachairand panelist. served He coorganized aconferenceon “John Foxe andHis World,” of Compact (Weltbild),German andCzech(Kni˘zní Klub)translations Españoles third editionof second editionof of Illustrated History Warfare tion thisyear:aChineseversionof 1555-85. Revolt andCivil War inFrance andtheNetherlands, and theRevoltofNetherlands”,in and hewascoauthorof“TheGrandStrategyPhilip II mundo, 1588-98,” in Imperator; and Spanish];“Prólogo”toPedroNavascués, Time World ofCharles V,” in Spanish Armada Triumphs,”in include “TheRepulseoftheEnglishFireships.The House Compact Atlas of World History. University Press),andco-authored/edited edition ofhisbook, Mortar BoardandSphinxSeniorHonoraries. was namedan“OutstandingFacultyMember”bythe inthe articles slavery inNewEnglandandmeantimehaspublished Ethnohistory, MashantucketCTinOctober. Midwest” atthemeetingsofAmericanSocietyfor People, andPublicMotheringintheNineteenth-Century sity ofNebraskaPress).Shepresented“Pioneers,Métis Mining inthe Western Great Lakes, publication oftheKorean toward completionofhishistory War. Past. Inadditiontootherresearch,heisnowmoving Forces andSocietytheCouncilon America’s Military ofboththeInter-University Seminaron trustee Armed mission onMilitaryHistoryandcontinuestoserveas Mr. MilletthasbeenelectedpresidentoftheU. S. Com- McCormick Tribune Foundation/U.S. Naval Institute. and commentatorintheCantignyConferenceseriesof Military HistoryinBrussels.InNovemberhewaschair and chairedasessionattheInternationalCommissionon innovation University, Corps at theMarine Quantico VA, War, andinSeptemberhejoinedapanelonmilitary Aviv onDwightD. Eisenhower andtheendofKorean Strategic Review. Geoffrey Parker Margaret Newell Lucy Murphy [simultaneouseditionsinDutch, French, German Manyofhisworkshaveappearedintransla- (Alianza); andHungarian(MagyarKönyklub), and “¿Unadécadadefracaso?Felipefrenteal A GatheringofRivers:Indians,Métis,and Atlas of World History. Encyclopedia of Religion andtheLaw. ofReligion Encyclopedia El ejércitodeFlandesyelcaminolos InJuly, hespokeat theUniversity of Tel

(Newark Campus)hashadacceptedfor La rivoluzioneMilitare

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is deepintoherhistoryofIndian Las sociedades ibéricas yelmar,Las sociedadesibéricas Charles Charles V 1500-1558andhis (withanewpreface); a What If? InMay, he 1737-1832 (Univer- The Cambridge Reformation, “The Political “The His newpapers (Il Mulino),a (Manchester The Random Carolus V She England forhis book, in New Audiences:OnePurposeofRevisionandDiscovery” Studies inBoston.Hispublicationsinclude“Reaching century ChinaatthemeetingsofAssociationforAsian consumer patronageinlatenineteenthandearlytwentieth- State University. hedelivered Lastspring, apaperon symposium onculturalmemoryinmodernChina,atOhio cal memoryinChinaataninternationalinterdisciplinary In Octoberhepresentedapaperonpublishersandhistori- ing abookontheimpactofmodernpublishinginChina. fellowship tothe Academia Sinicain Taipei. Heiscomplet- ist Party, Budapest. can Elections,” Economics Workshop, Social- Hungarian Studies, UniversityofPécs,and“MoneytheAmeri- tism?,” AmerikaiNapok,DepartmentofAmerican presented twopapers:“WhytheNewInterestinPragma- of2000.winter andspring While inHungary, hehas of Philosophy attheUniversity ofPécs, Hungary, forthe history andpragmatismintheDepartmentofHistory Fulbright FellowshiptoteachAmericanintellectual that project. Ms. PestanareceivedanNEH-SummerStipendtosupport her bookontheEnglishRevolutioninAtlanticworld. Ohio State University inFebruary. Shecontinueswork on ConferenceonUnmakingthe Counterfactual West, at The “Unmaking theSecondBritishEmpire,”at University ofCalifornia,SantaBarbara,andshespokeon Early Anglo-Atlantic,”tothefacultyseminarat April, shepresented“ForginganEnglishIdentityinthe was to acontributor introduction, “InequalityinEarlyAmerica.”Shealso (University PressofNewEngland)andcoauthoredthe Crisis, 1635-1665. causedbyclimacticchange:global crisis and adescriptiveanalyticaccountofthelastmajor of Geschiedenis. Quarterly, History Military Today,History boardsof on theeditorial II andHisAge,”convenedinthecity1999.Heserves Philip II February. A panelontheCzecheditionofMr. Parker’s University ontheimperialvisionofPhilipIISpainin Chicago, andhegavetheEdmondsonLecturesatBaylor the meetingsofAmericanHistoricalAssociationin values ofthesixteenth-century Spanishconquistadores. Christopher Reed Christopher Christopher Phelps Carla Pestana R. ClaytonRoberts G. MichealRiley Europe inCrisis1598-1648, Chinese BusinessHistory. washeldinPragueattheconferenceon“Philip Hisowncurrentprojectsincludearevision of coedited The International History Review, History The International continues workonhisstudy ofthe received a Taiwan Fulbright-Hays American National Biography.American

has completedhisresearchin The Struggle for the Scepter.The Struggle (Mansfield Campus)wasawardeda andof Inequality inEarlyAmerica European History Quarterly,European History The a collectionofhisessays, Tijdschrift voorTijdschrift Faculty The World of In of 24 Making History scholarship 25 Making History on thesocialhistory ofmurderintheUnited States. with thesupport ofseveralgrantscontinues hisatwork He isontheboardofeditors of Social ScienceHistory Association meetingsinNovember. and on“ChildMurderinNorthern NewEngland,”atthe Seminar, ofPennsylvaniaHistory University inOctober, proach tounderstandinghomicide attheEarlyAmerican Society.Historical ap- Hespokeonaninterregional inantebellum ence onreform Vermont at the Vermont speaker (“CanFaith Changethe World?”) at theconfer- inRochester,History andinSeptemberhewas keynote on apanelat theBerkshireConferenceon Women’s tional Facility in Vermont. InJune, hewas commentator to theinmatesandstaffofSouthBurlingtonCorrec- andpunishmentin ofcrime spoke onthehistory Vermont televised inthestate,April,andthatsamemonthhe search on Vermont, theUniversity of Vermont, andalso Seldom CommitMurder,” given at theCenterforRe- presentations included“WhyNorthernNewEnglanders old: Intimate Violence inEarly America, 1640-1865. Northern NewEngland,1791-1865,in War, andtheFamily inMid-RepublicanRome. Agriculture Academy ofHistory. Heiscompletingadraftofhisbook, and commentatoratasessionthemeetingsofOhio Trustees University). forHarvard In April, hewas chair rope, andMesoamerica Ancient andMedieval Worlds: theMediterranean, Eu- the Societyjournal, tion, andisalsoamemberoftheeditorialcommittee continues ontheExecutiveCommitteeofthatorganiza- became Treasurer oftheSocietyforSlovene Studies. She ence, shealsochairedasession.Ms.Rogelrecently Studies inSt. LouisinNovember. At that sameconfer- American AssociationfortheAdvancementofSlavic Historical Association. served ontheprogramcommitteeofAmerican Abolition inSaintLucia: IdentityandMemory October. Sheisworking onanewbook, Sokoni conferenceoftheWhidbeyInstitute,inSeattle and onstrategiesofmarketwomeninNairobiatthe New York inSeptemberattheSlave RoutesConference She spokeon women’sAfrican-American work ethicin the Berkshire Women’s ConferenceinRochester. History Regarding FemaleGenitalCutting:theCaseofKenya”at June, Ms.Robertsonpresented“BreakingStereotypes Showed the Way, University Pressin 2000.April Herbook, fromBerida’s Life,Stories coauthored book, West Indies” inthe Reflections onaTheoreticalOdysseyfromAfricatothe The Randolph Roth Nathan Rosenstein Carole Rogel Claire Robertson Faculty was nameda acted asadiscussantatsessionthe

We OnlyComeHeretoStruggle: published anessay, “Spousal Murderin Slovene Studies. Journal of Journal Women’s History. published “CulturalMaterialism: (Center forHellenicStudies,

has coedited has beenpublishedbyIndiana Choice Historical Methods War andSocietyinthe book for1999. In Over theThresh- Emnacipation/ Trouble , andshe A and His historians and acommitteeoftheOrganization of tive Councilofthe Southern Association of Women Southern HistoricalAssociation. ShewasontheExecu- tees oftheAmericanHistorical Associationandthe Lifeand History.American oncommit- serves Shefurther Council oftheAssociation for theStudyofAfrican- Black Women andamemberoftheExecutive Historians also electednationalvice-directoroftheAssociation American Historiansnominatingcommittee.Shewas been electedforatwo-yeartermtotheOrganizationof Research meetingsinMuenster, Germany. Ms. Shaw has Black Folk also spokeon“FreedomandLibertyin tion of in Historians American Toronto. That monthshe commented onasessionatthemeetingsofOrganiza- Culture, History, andSocialPolicy,” andin she April Agenda forthe21stCentury: Toward aSynthesisof tion conferenceattheUniversityofMichigan,“TheBlack sion. InMarch,shewascommentatorataFordFounda- history ofAfrican-AmericanwomenintheGreatDepres- American PhilosophicalSocietygrantforresearchintothe Sciences at StanfordUniversity, andshewas awarded an ship attheCenterforAdvancedStudyinBehavioral of Journal Women’s History. Peace ResearchinHistory.” Shecontinuestoeditthe lished” andinaroundtableon“HowGenderShapes June, Ms.Ruppwasinaworkshopon“GettingPub- Berkshire Conferenceon Women’s inRochester History Association meetingsinJanuaryChicago.Atthe female same-sexsexualityattheAmericanHistorical meetings in Toronto, of andshespokeonthehistory movement attheOrganizationofAmericanHistorians perspectives ontheU.S.lecture oninternational women’s in CultureandSociety. Twentieth-Century Feminism,” Movement: ACollectiveIdentityApproachto ogy) of“ForgingFeministIdentityinanInternational Press). Sheiscoauthorwith Verta Taylor (OSUSociol- of Same-SexLoveinAmerica ment. Shehaspublished reign ofLouisXIV. the growthofbureaucraticgovernmentatend was acommentator. Hecontinueswork onhisbook torical StudiesmeetingsinNovemberPacificGrove,he 1685-1750, S.Priscilla Cady, Power Rivalries. France andSpaininEarlyModernEurope” French HistoryinNovemberPacificGrove. globalization at themeetingsof Western Societyfor Gaulle. Stephanie J.Shaw Leila J.Rupp John C.Rule John Rothney HepresentedapaperonFranceintheeraof ” attheCollegiumforAfrican-American andat the Western SocietyforFrenchHis- published “TheEnduringRivalryof Healsopublishedaforewordto is servingasinterimChairoftheDepart-

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In April, shepresentedaplenary has beeninvitedtoacceptafellow- A DesiredPast:ShortHistory (UniversityofChicago Signs: of Journal Women France SinceDe The Soulsof Great the Contemporary History Institute ofOhioUniversity, History the Contemporary spoke onArthur LarsonandmodernRepublicanism at Relations” in the J.“Arthur Goldberg’s Legaciesto Labor American The included ofDwightD.“The Presidency Eisenhower,” in outstanding undergraduate teaching.Hispublications of thetwentieth century.the turn book, onthehistoryoffemaleadolescenceinEuropeat of Journal Women’s History Anchorage. Shecontinuesasassociateeditorofthe panel atthemeetingsofOralHistoryAssociation, in and inOctober, shewas chairandcommentator ona Berkshire Conferenceon Women’s History, inRochester, rie, conflict,andcourtshipinDenmarkthe1920sat the der Jugend. die Mädchensind…”:BeiträgezurGeschlechtergeschichte Dänemark nachdemErsten Weltkrieg” in “ weiblicher Respektabilitätin junger FrauenunddasProblem Mädchen? ÖffentlichesAuftreten sich dasfüreinanständiges railway workersatAtbara. his bookonthehistoryofSudanese currently revisingthemanuscriptof meetings inPhiladelphia.Heis African StudiesAssociationAnnual Contemporary Sudan,”atthe “State andSocialMovementsin Kampala. Ethnicity fromKhartoumto Blood: War, Leadership, and 1884-1954,” in Diaspora intheNorthernSudan, Emergence ofaSouthernSudanese and “MilitarySlaverythe Elites intheMiddleEastandAfrica, Slaves inthe Turco-Egyptian Army, 1821-1865,” in “Comrades inArmsorCaptivesBondage:Sudanese William LuceLecture. Mr. Sikaingahaspublished World War IILaborProtestsintheSudan” forhisSir Durham, England,whereinFebruaryhespokeon“Post- College/Sir William LuceFellowship, at theUniversity of in thehistoryofcentralOhio. origins ofMethodism,andhealsocontinueshisinterest can history. HecontinueshisresearchintotheEnglish New England”inananthologyonMethodismAmeri- publication “TheMethodistInvasionofCongregational editor ofthe board of American Historians,andshecontinuesontheeditorial David Stebenne Birgitte Søland Ahmad Sikainga Richard Shiels Reader’s Companiontothe Presidency American InNovember, hepresented Women’s Review History InJune,shepresentedapaperoncamarade- Journal of Journal Women’s History. White Nile,Black John MarshallLaw Review.

(Newark Campus)hashadacceptedfor published “Gehört received the1999Clio Award for has just returned fromhis hasjustreturned Trevelyan and isat work onanew aswell asassociate ▲ Vladimir Steffel Sag mirwo In April, he Slave and origines religieuses desmouvementspatriotiques: les search Triangle Park, inOctober, andhepresented “Les Ancestors” attheNational Humanities CenterinRe- Seminar series, “In QuestofLiberalism’s LostReligious Paris inMay. at Hewas theSawyer oneofthepresenters work onJansenismattheBibliotheque dePort-Royalin Edinburgh, Scotland.Hereported onrecentAmerican British SocietyoftheStudyFrenchHistorymeetings in the ConciliarProjectandJansenistInternationalat the in History Washington, addresson andhegave aplenary the meetingsofSocietyforStudyFrench Scholarship. Laterthatmonthhewasacommentator at co-sponsored bytheCalvinCollegeCenterforChristian Eighteenth-Century Europe,”heldatOhioState,and on thesubjectof“Religion,Politics,andCitizenshipin Mr. Van Kleyorganizedandpresidedover aconference Jansenism inabookontheAbbeGregoire.InMarch, forthcoming works,hehashadacceptedapaperon age ofanti-Catholicrevolution.Meantime,amongother rise ofthesubjectiveideal,1950topresent. the writingofhisbookonfallmasssocietyand in Historians American Toronto in April. Heisdeepinto New Reformation“atthemeetingsofOrganization period. work onEnglishhousinginthe andEdwardian Victorian on the Academy’s Executive Committee. Hecontinuesto proceedings oftheOhioAcademyHistoryandserved Arthur LarsonandmodernRepublicanism. MD inDecember. Mr. Stebennecontinueshisstudyof George MeanyCenterforLaborStudiesinSilverSpring and hediscussedthepostwarsocialcontractat Dale Van Kley Dale Van David Steigerwald Vladimir Steffel Pensiero Politico:RivistaDiStoriaDelle his newbookonCatholicreforminan launched intotheresearchandwritingof Idee PoliticheeSociali. religiose dellaRivoluzionefrancese”in “Lo spiritodelleistituzionieleorigini 1791 asProfessorInvité to hasbeenserving Calvin totheCivilConstitution,1560- Origins oftheFrenchRevolution:From paperback editionof Paris. Hehaspublishedarevised, ment ofHistorytheUniversity dialogue withtheauthorforDepart- d’Ecclésiologie, andabookcritique the Centred’AnthropologieReligieuseet archives del’archévêché,1719-1809"for vieux catholiqued’Utrechtàpartirdes “Les lettresdecommunionàl’église delivered numerouslectures,including Sociales inParis.Whilethere,he the EcoledesHautesEtudesenSciences

(Marion Campus)iseditorofthe (Yale University Press, 1999), and, (Marion Campus)presented“The The The Religious Heisnow Faculty Il 26 Making History 27 Making History Illinois inMarch, State University in Wright April, the presentations outofherresearchattheUniversity American-born Chinesewomanphysician.Shegave ofDr.biography MargaretChung(1889-1959), thefirst ment. bly andasanactivememberofthefacultyinourDepart- representing the16 relations inAmerica.HealsoservesaseditorofH-Ohio. busy oflabor-management-state at work onhishistory tothefieldofhistory.outstanding andlifelongservice Heis 1999DistinguishedService AwardHistory inrecognitionof Guyancourt, France, inNovember. patriotismes auxnationalismesdansl’espaceatlantique,” autrichiens,” inaninternationalcolloquiumon“Des exemples contrairesdelaFranceetdesPays-Bas The Judy Tzu-Chun Wu Eugene Watts Warren VanTine inspiring role model for women. Asian-American We areproudtoclaimherasan alumnaoftheDepartment. American Historians. As ascholar, a teacher, andamemberoftheprofession, Professor Yee hasservedasan women’s historyand servedontheprogramcommitteefornationalconference oftheOrganization of Women’s History of editor an associate Professor Yee hasbeenprofessionallyactive inthefieldsofbothwomen’s studiesandhistory. Sheservesas Faculty

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was awarded theOhio Academy of DistrictintheOhioGeneralAssem- continuestowork onathematic . Shechairedthecommittee responsibleforawardingthemajorgraduatestudent prize in Signs Distinguished Alums , thepremierwomen’s studiesjournal,andsheisalso ontheBoardof T project thatpromisestoenhanceherreputationevenfurther. Irish,andChinesewomenmigrantstoNew African-American, York City, a women’sAfrican-American history. Sheiscurrentlycompletinga bookon Press). That groundbreakingbookestablishedherreputation asascholarof Black Women Abolitionists: A Studyin Activism history. In1992,shepublishedarevisedversionofherdissertationas Studies women’s studiesjournals,including women’s studiesasadisciplineandhaspublished inmostoftheleading such topicsasrace,gender, andethnicity. Professor Yee isanexperton of Washington, wheresheteachescutting-edgeinterdisciplinarycourseson andchairoftheDepartment professor Women’s StudiesattheUniversity Humanities Alumni Award ofDistinction.Professor Yee isan associate Yee, whoreceivedherPh.D.herein1987,hasbeenselectedtoreceivea he DepartmentofHistorywasdelightedtolearnthisspringthatShirley , andthe NWSA Journal memory in modern Chinaat OhioState inOctober. inmodern memory international interdisciplinaryconferenceoncultural representations ofChinese-Americannationalismatan Studies meetinginPhiladelphiaAprilandonvisual the Midwest”atAssociationforAsianAmerican Wu alsospokeon “Teaching Asian Studiesin American career andpoliticalactivitiesduring World War II. Ms. performances andsexualitytostudiesofherprofessional The talksrangedfromexaminations ofChung’s gender Historical AssociationmeetingsinJanuaryChicago. meetings inFort Worth inNovember, andthe American cisco inJune,theSocialScienceHistoryAssociation the ChineseHistoricalSocietyofAmericainSanFran- in April,theBerkshireConferenceRochesterJune, Organization of meetingin Historians American Toronto . ButProfessor Yee’s heartstillbelongs to Frontiers , Differences (Universityof Tennessee , Feminist Journal of 17 organized and chairedapanelattheinaugural meetingof Era, 1938-1945, published Movement, 1892-1940. This Evil”: Women inthe American Anti-Lynching Studies. Study” totheNorthAmericanConferenceonBritish Merchants&EdwardI:Prospographical presented “London coming in Studies Associationconferences,shehasanarticleforth- Great Plains,America, andtheRural Northern Women’s addition tohavinggivenpresentationsattheMid- associate professorby Western IllinoisUniversity. In baseballhistory.American developing anonlineversionofaclassroomcoursein Roberts andDavidRoberts, 1987. HeispreparingafourtheditionofClayton sor at Belmont University, wherehehastaughtsince Critical Essays. published “GeraldFord”in affirmative action. Center andpresentedapaperonsmallbusiness a visitingscholarattheSocialPhilosophyandPolicy National Biography History, University, published “The Conservative View inU.S. International Programs. Tennessee State University’s directoroftheOffice Golden KeyNational HonorSociety. awarded theFacultyResearcherScholarawardbyThe Oneota, and the Vermont Society. Historical Hewas onthosetopicsinsymposiaat SUNY,presented papers of 1858” in clave: The Rutland, Vermont Convention FreeorReform Republic,” in Colonial Era, Revolutionary War andEarly American play Ball: BaseballandBaseball-Type Gamesinthe College ofDenver, published “A placeleavel enoughto Evan B.Bukey Mary JaneBrown Boyd Breslow Boynton Virginia Douglas Bisson William Berman Jonathan J.Bean Henry J.Antkiewicz Thomas L.Altherr ” The GoodSociety, Hitler’s Austria: Popular Sentiment intheNazi Chicago History. Rutland Historical SocietyQuarterly, Rutland Historical Nine aHistoryBook Clubselection.He (Ph.D. 1968), Florida Atlantic University,

(Ph.D. 1969),Universityof Arkansas, , and“TheFanaticsinGrandCon-

and (Ph.D. 1987),waspromotedtoprofes-

(Ph.D. 1963), of University Toronto, (Ph.D. 1994),SouthernIllinois (Ph.D. 1995)was promotedto (Ph.D.1998)published“

(Ph.D. 1976),MetropolitanState (Ph.D.1976)continuesasEast The SixtiesinAmerica. and five articles in andfive articles A HistoryofEngland, The AmericanPresidents: Eradicating Hewas American andhe Our and is Luther College inDecorah,Iowa. of AmericanForeignRelations. paper attheannualmeetings oftheSocietyforHistorians Academy ofHistoryConference, andhepresenteda Chapter ofPhiAlphaTheta andaspanelistattheOhio served ascommentatoratthe ConferenceoftheOhio tenure-track positionat ColoradoState University. He professor at Wittenberg University, andhasaccepteda History ofSouthern Journal became aMassacre.”Healsopublishedreviewsin Historians hedelivered“HowtheBattleofFortPillow and atthemeetingsofOrganizationAmerican Alpha ThetaNationalConvention,hechairedasession, chapter ofPhi Alpha Theta HonorSociety. At thePhi continues asdepartmentchairandadvisorofthecollege Battlefield Park. volunteer consultantfortheFortDonelsonNational ing “Slavery’s EndinEast Tennessee” willbeintheforthcom- of History Technology inMunich. Practice” attheannualconferenceofSocietyfor fication: ComparisonsbetweenU.S.andEuropean present “The Cultureand Technology ofRailroad Electri- Churella aspartofthebroadcast.Healsowasselectedto NBC affiliate,whichalsoincludedaninterviewwith Club. Portionsofthespeechweretelevisedbylocal New Technologies andMarkets” totheLimaRotary Culture: Why SomeCompaniesCan’t Seemto Adapt to sity—Lima, presented“DonetoDeathbyCorporate 1911).” of Discourse ‘New’ inChina’s ‘Transitional Era’, (1890- project, “InSearchofModernity:TheMentalityand with agrantfromtheNationalScienceCouncilon Hua JournalofChineseStudies. of and Interpretations “Tai Chen’s HanLearning,” cized: Chang Tai-yen’s ReflectionsonKao-chengLearning lished “CriticalHanLearningandCriti- History. Committee oftheConferenceGrouponCentralEuropean Yearbook,History Journal, StudiesReview, German Association. Healsopublishedreviewsinthe Austria attheannualmeetingsofGermanStudies The HistoricalSocietyanddeliveredapaperonNazi Richard Cole Nathan Citino John Cimprich Churella Albert Eugene Chiu Appalachia inBlackandWhite. Graduates

(Ph.D.1963) continuestoteachhistoryat (Ph.D. 1992), Tunghai University, pub- and completed a term ontheExecutive andcompletedaterm

(Ph.D. 1999)wasvisitingassistant (Ph.D. 1977),ThomasMoreCollege, (Ph.D. 1994), The OhioState Univer- and Hehasbeenworking ii a History.Civil War and Healsoservedas The Austrian Wall Street Tsing His 28 Making History 29

Making History Our Graduates She coauthored articles onHarrison, Stepney,She coauthored articles Townshend, from theinternational historyhonoraryPhi AlphaTheta. Immunity. jointly authoredandpublished Society forFrenchHistory. and electedtotheGoverning Councilofthe Western the DepartmentofArmyhistoricalAdvisoryCommittee of National Biography.Dictionary and Wentworth editionofthe fortheforthcoming onHarrison, Stepney,She coauthoredarticles Townshend, from theinternationalhistoryhonoraryPhiAlphaTheta. Immunity. jointly authoredandpublished 1570). oftheLutheranreformer, Johannesthe birth Brenz(1499- at thesymposionheldtomark500thanniversaryof presented “BrenzandtheOfficeofChristianMagistrate” tion oftheHistoryBookClub. Civil War in Western Virginia, of1864 Spring Georgetown University. His the syndicated “Talking radioprogram. History” University Magazine, lished “The Millenniumin Western Society,” US WEST Academic Technology Fellowship. Shepub- History.the meetingsofSocietyforMilitary Infantry SpecialPatrolGroupsinKorea,1951-1952”at Review. National Guard: Korean War Mobilization” in Humanities. onthe continues toserve Wyoming Council forthe Louis, willbepublishedin of AmericanHistoriansandtheNationalCouncilinSt. delivered atthejointannualmeetingsofOrganization Case StudywithReflectionsonProfessional Wrestling,” dential address,“TheEducationofaPublicHistorian:A of theNationalCouncilPublicHistoryandhispresi- Chinese andAmericanStudies.Hewaselectedpresident Johns Hopkins-NanjingUniversityGraduateCenterfor Houghton FreemanProfessorofAmericanHistoryatthe sity of Wyoming following aone-year leave asthe toserve CenteratDirector ofthe theUniver- Heritage American past fifteenyears. history columnfortheGreenville Oral HistoryAssociation.Hehasbeenwritingaweekly sity-Commerce, was electedtotheboardof Texas Our Marsha Frey Marsha Linda S.Frey James M. Estes Richard R.Duncan Eileen Dugan William M. Donnelly Michael Devine James H. Conrad Healsopresented “Ad HocElites: U.S. Army That bookhas beenawarded abook prize That bookhasbeenawarded abookprize Graduates

(Ph.D. 1971), KansasState University,

(Ph.D. 1971),UniversityofMontana, (Ph.D. 1987), CreightonUniversity, helda

(Ph.D. 1964), University of Toronto,

(Ph.D. 1974)returnedtohispostas (Ph.D. 1975), Texas A &MUniver- and wasaregularintervieweron

(Ph.D. 1963)isretiringfrom

(Ph.D. 1998)published “Army The PublicHistorian. Lee’s Endangered Left: The The HistoryofDiplomatic The HistoryofDiplomatic Shewas appointedto HeraldBanner is aselec- Creighton Military He forthe New in Huntsville. board supervisingtheAlabama SpaceandRocketCenter the governorofAlabamaappointed himtotheadvisory can InstituteforAeronautics andAstronautics.Recently design revolutionatthenational meetingsoftheAmeri- Journal. Charles A.Lindberghappearedinthe development. Hisreviewof A. ScottBerg’s biography of volume documentaryhistoryofAmericanaerodynamic continued toworkunderNASAcontractonamulti- Ohio History. accepted forpublicationinthe entries in Legislative ServiceCommission.Hepublishedseveral of AlfredSpink, Biography Guide, the century. Hepublishedin a secondselectingthe100mostpowerfulsportspeopleof News, He coordinatedtwostudiespublishedin Historical Recordsfor 1963” in States andthePolitical Unionof Western Europe, 1958- at theUniversityofNebraska,Omaha. and assistingwiththeMissouri Valley Conference History since 1968teachingGermanandearlymodernhistory History. Social GospelConference, Renewal, Monthly, Missionary ProceedingsoftheFirst Community,Christian ofLutheran Liturgical Journal essays, andreviewstoanumberofpublications,including in SingaporeandThailand.Hecontributedarticles, University ofFindlay, andthissummerhewillbeteaching at the Church History Winebrenner Seminary, Theological the Enlightenment. diplomatic systematthel0thInternationalConferenceon delivered apaperonFrenchrevolutionariesandthe American HistoricalAssociationmeetings.Shealso president electshedeliveredtheluncheonaddressat long rangeplanningcommitteeofPhiAlphaTheta.As and servedaschairofthepaperprizecommitee History, chosenasthepresident-electofPhi Alpha Theta, Councilofthe Governing Western SocietyforFrench ofNational Biography.Dictionary and Wentworth editionofthe fortheforthcoming James R. Hansen David M.Gold Steven P. Gietschier Jeffrey Giauque Dale A.Gaeddert C. GeorgeFry one evaluatingDivisionIathleticdepartmentsand wrote severalessaysfor Healsodeliveredapaperon thesupersonic andcontributedtheforewordtoanewedition American NationalBiography Contemporary EuropeanHistory. Contemporary The NationalGame. (Ph.D. 1965), was Visiting Professorof (Ph.D.1999)published“TheUnited ( Ph.D. 1982)isanattorneyfortheOhio (Ph.D. 1981), University,Auburn (Ph.D.1969)isretiringafteracareer The SportingNews (Ph.D. 1977)remainsDirectorof and NewsBaseball The Sporting Magill GuidetoMilitary Maine LawReview American National She was electedtothe PhiKappa andhadarticles inSt.Louis. The Sporting New and 35 meetings ofthe MiddleEastStudiesAssociation, and the PeasantsDuring theEarlyRepublican Era”atthe Bogazici University, Turkey. Hepresented “Enlightening of the Ataturk InstituteforModern Turkish at History Luther ResearchForum. Emergence ofLutheranism,” attheNorthAmerican University,Harvard and theseminar “Luther andthe Cartography” workshop ofthe Seminar, Atlantic History and wasaparticipantintheseminaron“TheUsesof Ireland andtheColonies, 1550-1750, HuguenotSociety, Integration ofImmigrantCommunitiesinGreatBritain, sented apaperattheStrangerstoCitizensConference: a World ofPrint,” phy Luther” in Church History. Recentpublications include “Martin professor intheMr. andMrs. Francis A. Warner Chairof School inOhio,wastenuredandpromotedtoassociate River ThroughtheMidwest.” book, tentativelytitled,“FugitiveSlavesAcrosstheOhio would liketofindascholarhelphimfinishhislast John G.Fee. War andCaste:Against Slavery The Life and Times of tions winningawards.Hislatestbookis and morethanfiftyarticles,withnineofthesepublica- State Universitysince1966,havingwritteneightbooks the State in Virginia, 1930-1945.” on “‘Sex Matters’ andPublicPolicy: Men, Women and Southern Association for Women’s conference Historians Tennessee StateUniversity. Shepresentedapaperat the history alums,AmyStaplesandJanLeone,atMiddle half ofthetwentieth century. history ofmuseumsintheUnitedStateslast Fort Meigs.Healsoisdoingresearchonacultural Thomas Worthington, at history andaboutOhiomilitary about OhiointhestatehoodperiodatAdena,homeof Society,for theOhioHistorical working onnewexhibits Pacific University. Conference. HehasacceptedanappointmentatHawaii World War History Annual IIat theSocietyforMilitary on Germangenerals’misrepresentationofthehistory United StatesArmyMilitaryHistoryInstituteandapaper Command inthe1944NormandyCampaign”at presented Hart “The War Between theGenerals: High ofGermany’s Forces History Armored in WWII. War II. Tactics ofthe Waffen-SS published withStephenHart Asim Karaomerlioglu Jeffrey Jaynes Victor B. Howard Pippa Holloway Stuart D.Hobbs Russell Hart , and “Hear Us, Beloved LordGod: PublicLitaniesin He alsocoauthored Concise Dictionary of Concise Dictionary World Biogra- Literary Heisnowrecoveringfromastrokeand (Ph.D. 1997), OhioState University,

(Ph.D. 1993),MethodistTheological

The Journal of The Journal Theology. (Ph.D. 1999)joinedtwootherOSU ( Ph.D. 1993)continuesasanhistorian (Ph.D. 1961)hastaughtat Morehead (Ph.D.1999)isassistantdirector and Panzer:Illustrated An German Tanksof German World Weapons andFighting The Evangelical Hepre- Mr. Governor ofPuerto Rico.TheLionsClubs ofPuerto 1993, received anewappointmenttothe boardfromthe Board of Trustees Ricosince oftheUniversity ofPuerto puter network. organization thatmanages the state-widelibrarycom- the OhioPublicLibraryInformation Network,the State HistoricPreservationOfficers,andvicechairman of a memberoftheBoardNationalConference member andchairoftheOhioBicentennialCommission, ing federalpreservationprogramsinthestate.Heisalso a the StateHistoricPreservationOfficerforOhio,oversee- Episcopal ChurchintheAgeofImperialism. published tion from1898to1941. currently workingonastudyofU.S.militarymoderniza- Asia inHistoricalandComparativePerspective”is “Reconfiguring theEmpire:U.S.BasesinEuropeandEast pated intheUniversity ofGlasgow’s conferenceon seminar at theU.S. University. Corps Marine Hepartici- South DakotaandtheUniversityofLeedsleda Empires, c.1700-1964. Guardians ofEmpire:TheArmedForcestheColonial Internal SecurityinthePacific,1902-1940,”appeared chapter entitled“Cerberus’Dilemma:TheU.S.Armyand was aselectionoftheHistoryBookClub.Abook College. Histhirdbook, at the History Army Johnson ProfessorofMilitary War Encyclopedia ofAmericanLives. the Civil War, ofLouisville, Encyclopedia andScribner’s biographical articlestotheforthcoming Department forLibrariesandArchives.Hecontributed and RecordsRegionalAdministratorfortheKentucky and PublicPolicy. University, Minneapolis/St.Paul, published Schuylkill Campus. the CapitalCollegeandExecutiveOfficerof recently servedasAssociateProvostforAdministrationof Schuylkill Campusformorethantwentyyearsandmost Mr. Lammiewas CampusExecutive Officerofthe withPennsylvania ofservice four years State University. volunteer mentoring. eighteeth centuryhistoryofEngland,lecturing,and Francisco State University, continueshisresearchinthe Peasant in Turkey,” in published “The People’s HousesandtheCultof Enrique Lugo-Silva Amos Loveday, Jr. Lawrence Little Brian M.Linn Frank R.Levstik Kathleen Laughlin Wayne D. Lammie, Ray A.Kelch DisciplesofLiberty:TheAfricanMethodist ( Ph.D. 1955),professoremeritus,San

(Ph.D. 1985)isservingastheHaroldK. (Ph.D. 1993), Villanova University, (Ph.D. 1981)continuesasArchives (Ph.D. as 1979) continuestoserve (Ph.D. 1993),MetropolitanState

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(Ph.D. 1973)retiredafterthirty- (Ph.D. 1948),amemberofthe Turkey Before andBefore Atatürk. He lecturedattheUniversityof The Philippine War, 1899-1902, Graduates Encyclopedia of Women’s Work 30 Making History 31 Making History societies, libraries, andcollegesacrossthe state.Healso culture, andtheCivil War tovarious museums, historical wealth Speakerhespoke onslavery, African-American Smithsonian Institution.As aPennsylvaniaCommon- a SlaveFamily”attheNational PostalMuseumofthe spoke asthefeaturedspeaker on“DearMaster:Lettersof which airedonPhiladelphia-area TVandelsewhere.He and thedocumentary documentary, A&E andTheHistoryChannel;twosegmentsofthe documentary, Direction. Jonathan Saideletal., Annual 2000; Profiling” and“U.S.EthnicGroups”in in U.S.” “Brown v. BoardofEducation, tantism,” Daniel Pratt; England Yankee inKingCotton’s Court,” Mr. on Millerpublishedarticles “Daniel Pratt: A New University PressofFloridaserieson“SouthernDissent.” Issues inAmericanHistory”andascoeditorforthe series editorfortheGreenwoodPressseries,“Major Events ofthe Twentieth Century, work ontheaward-winningseriesheedits, Catholics intheOldSouth. Reconsiderations coauthor of History BookClub. Hitler’s High Command, murder inNazi-dominatedEurope.Hisbook, all thecamps,ghettos,andothersitesofdetention compiles andeditsamultivolumeencyclopedichistoryof United StatesHolocaustMemorialMuseum,wherehe Scholar intheCenterforAdvancedHolocaustStudies, coedited. Narrative oftheLifeFrederickDouglass, mission. Lastyear, Yale Presspublishedthe University the NationalHistoricalPublicationsandRecordsCom- from theNationalEndowmentforHumanitiesand of theFrederickDouglassPapers,supportedbygrants Bibliography ofScholarlyArticles. History oftheAmericanAbolitionistMovement:A Sectional, Racial,andCulturalConflict, Antislavery ViolenceinAntebellumAmerica:Essayson Religion andtheAntebellumDebateoverSlavery and University atIndianapolis.Hehasrecentlycoedited Gibson ProfessorofHistoryatIndianaUniversity-Purdue International LionsClubs. and hiswife.HeisapastInternationalDirectorofthe Rico aredevoting thisyear’s convention toDr. Lugo-Silva Our Randall Miller Geoff Megargee John R.McKivigan Slavery & Slavery Abolition; Milestones ofthe Twentieth Century; Hewasaconsultantforandappearedinthe Graduates The Freedmen’s BureauandReconstruction: “The MakingofAfrican-AmericanProtes- andhewrotetheextendedprefaceto Rewind in Time, Rewind The Battle of Antietam, and ofarevised,enlargededition

(Ph.D. 1971), St. Joseph’s University, is

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Millennium Philadelphia, (Ph.D. 1977)isMaryO’Brien Philadelphia: ANewUrban willbeamainselectionofThe Mr. Milleralsocompleted onPhiladelphiahistory, ” and “Ethnic Groups, “Martin LutherKing, Jr.,”“Martin and hecontinuesas He remainstheeditor whichairedon and published Americana h ol of The World which he Historic and “Racial Inside both of Japan,” published A”Feminist Eugenicsin Maternal Wartime command ofabrigadeinSouth Korea. ence. Hewaspromotedto colonelandwillassume 1941” History Annual Confer- at theSocietyforMilitary Bayonet: Offensive intheU.S. Doctrine Army, 1917- Asian securityissues.Hepresented“TheSpiritofthe Studies, Washington DC, wherehefocusedonnortheast Army FellowattheCenterforStrategicandInternational (and last)hometown,Owatonna,Minnesota. College ofArtsandSciences.Heisretiringtohisfirst Director ofHonorsandthenasAssociateDeanthe He spentthelasttwentyyearsinadministrationas Tech University years. wherehehastaught forthirty-five on Jewish Women. Women’s Archives, andtheHadassahResearchInstitute Society,Historical JewishAmerican Archives, Jewish of theAssociationforJewishStudies,American Seminary.Theological ontheacademicboards Sheserves University, Georgetown University, andtheJewish The OhioState University, LehighUniversity, Brandeis sented papersandlecturedwidelyat,amongothervenues, Conservatism,” heldatAmericanUniversityandpre- conference, “TheHistoryofAmericanJewishPolitical lished inpaperbackbyBeaconPress.Sheorganizedthe of History Women’s Ordination, 1889-1985 University.American history anddirectoroftheJewishStudiesProgramat forthcoming 1911-1945 Luftwaffe’s Way of War: German Air Force Doctrine from thegraduatingclass.Hecoauthored the Students’ChoiceforOutstandingInstructoraward Command andStaffCollege,MaxwellAFB.Hereceived Dean ofEducationandCurriculumattheUSAFAir Pennsylvania HistoricalAssociation. new age. Mr. Millerhasbeenelectedvice-presidentofthe held at Carpenter’s inthe HallonDecember31tobring the Constitutionat“MillennialPhiladelphia”event among threeprofessorsselectedtodebatethemeaningof andotheragenciesintheregion. Mr.Service Millerwas and theUndergroundRailroadforNationalPark He alsospokeseveraltimesonaspectsofblackhistory the meetingsofOrganizationAmericanHistorians. colleges andlearnedsocieties.Hewasacommentatorat slavery, blacklifeinPhiladelphia, andothertopicsat area and spokeonaspectsofthe war, Revolutionary American War” at the “The LincolnNobodyKnows” conference; spoke on“TheEnduringMeaningoftheAmericanCivil Sumiko Otsubo William O. Odom Otto M. Nelson Pamela S.Nadell Richard R.Muller U.S.-Japan Journal. Women’s andcontributedanumberofentriestothe Reader’s Guide to Military History. Reader’s GuidetoMilitary

(Ph.D. 1998), Creighton University, (Ph.D. from 1968)isretiring Texas (Ph.D. 1982)remainsprofessorof (Ph.D. 1995)was a Visiting U.S. (Ph.D. 1990)wasappointedthe Women Who Would BeRabbis: A Shereceived a The was pub- 37 Ohio State University Department ofHistory.Ohio State University Department Hecontin- American Past, Chapter inAmericanDemocracy toRetrievingthe capabilities. Hecontributed bibliographies, anannotated timeline,andmultiplesearch interpretive essays,pictures, videoclips,periodmusic, War I, documents, andthe1920s, includingprimary psmedia.com, dealingwithProgressive reform, World available onlineat http//www.americanjourney. Age, completed Origins ofNewDealPlanning,1890-1943. cal University, published United StatesInformationService(USIS). News, theKorean War Studies Association, andthe the KoreanPoliticalScienceAssociation,Dong-ADaily the 50th oftheKorean Anniversary War” sponsoredby at the“InternationalSymposiuminCommemorationof Social, History. andMilitary to tors History, American Homefront,1950-1953,”inOAH He published “Truman’s Other War: The Battle forthe History.the annualmeetingsofSocietyforMilitary Institutefornextyear.Military Hepresentedapaperat Edwin P. ConquestChairinHumanitiesat Virginia leader. in Healsopublishedanarticle the KnightsofLabor, lished Studies at theUniversity of Wales atSwansea. Hepub- Second World War Centre. Experience Australians BeforeSalamauain1943,” 1918: Defining Victory, Forward: 1918andtheImplicationsforFuture,”in preparations for World War II. Hepublished “The Way lessons of World War Iandhow thisaffected their Armies,” onhowtheCommonwealthArmieslearned andthe Learning Two World Wars intheCommonwealth acomparativeCouncil toundertake study, “Military three-year researchfellowshipbytheAustralianResearch Academy, University ofNewSouth Wales, wasawarded a Reischauer InstituteofJapaneseStudies. postdoctoral fellowship University’s at Harvard meetings. Shewillspendthecomingyearona meetings, andattheAmericanHistoricalAssociation East AsianResearch,attheAssociationforStudies Studies. ShepresentedpapersattheFairbankCenterfor the NortheastAsiaCouncilforAssociationAsian University andaGrantforResearch Travel toJapan from Summer FacultyResearchFellowshipfromCreighton Patrick D. Reagan Paul G. Pierpaoli, Jr. Craig Phelan Albert Palazzo amultimediahistoryinCDformat,andlater Grand Master Workman: Terence Powderly and The Encyclopedia oftheKorean The Encyclopedia War: A Political, and is one of the associate editors andcontribu- and isoneoftheassociate editors American Journey:American World War IandtheJazz theU.S.history readersponsoredbythe (Ph.D. 1984)isLecturerinAmerican (Ph.D.1996),AustralianDefenceForce histhirdbiography ofalabor

(Ph.D. 1982), Tennessee Technologi- and “Patroling theJungle: The

(Ph.D. 1995)was awarded the Designing aNew America: The Healsoisafeatured speaker Industrial Unionism:A Labor History. Journal ofthe Healso Magazine of 1328-1339” in tion ofthemanueld’histoiredePhilippeVIforyears War” in history. He published “The Age oftheHundred Years Militari, thesocietyforstudyofmedievalmilitary Militaria, Academy, hasbeenappointedassociate editorof addition, heiseditorofH-Business. of H-Urbanand History Association,andmember oftheeditorialboards the BusinessHistoryConference, directoroftheUrban and theBusinessHistoryConference. Heisatrusteeof Society forAmericanCityand RegionalPlanningHistory meetings, andchairedsessionsatthemeetingsof of at asessionat theSocietyforHistory Technology of PoliticalEncyclopedia American History sity, published “The Interstate Highway System” in modern times. cover theworldfrommedievalEuropeanperiodto Project MUSE.Thejournalismulti-disciplinaryandwill that willbepublishedbyJohnsHopkinsUniversityPress ofColonialismandColonialHistory, Journal Western at Civilization LectureSeries MonmouthUniversity. presentations, hegavethefirstsemesterlecturein 1861-1863,” Political EngineeringintheUnionIroncladProgram (Naval InstitutePress)and“‘TheNameofEricsson’: University, published Indiana Historians. History, Annals ofIowa, boardsof member oftheeditorial to activities, sheisontheeditorialboardandacontributor Western Quarterly. Historical nizing theHistoryofGoldRush,”appearedin Outlaws intheOld West. and coedited published professor. Culture intheEarlyRepublic, tionary War Veterans, Moral SentimentandPolitical shire, Manchester, published at TennesseeUniversity. Technological Gilded AgeandProgressiveEraaswelltheHistorysite ues toeditthewebsiteforSocietyHistoriansof Mark H. Rose Patricia W.Romero Clifford Rogers William H. Roberts Glenda R. Riley Jack Resch Encyclopedia oftheNineteenthCenturyUnitedStates, andcouncilmemberoftheOrganization of eivlWrae A History, Medieval Warfare: A a newannualjournalsponsoredbyDeRe Women andNature: Saving the “Wild” West, Journal ofMilitaryHistory. With Badges andBullets: Lawmen & ( Ph.D. 1969),UniversityofNewHamp- English Historical Review.English Historical and

Scienceet Technique enPerspective. (Ph.D. 1973), Florida Atlantic Univer-

(Ph.D. 1994),UnitedStatesMilitary (Ph.D. 1967), BallState University, Montana theMagazine of Western USS NewIronsidesintheCivilWar Our

(Ph.D. 1971)islaunchingthe (Ph.D. 1999), The OhioState Another publication, “Femi- Among hermany service and waspromotedtofull Suffering Soldiers:Suffering Revolu- Graduates South DakotaHistory, and “A Continua- , commented Among other ane-journal Res In 32 Making History 33 Making History ers, visualization, and history. Computing andisworking on amonographcomput- council oftheAmericanAssociation forHistoryand column Historiography.”“Digital Heis ontheexecutive tion forHistoryandComputing, book revieweditorfortheon-line Society. oftheCincinnati Historical Journal Cincinnati Riotof1884,” the CivilAuthorities:TheOhioNationalGuardand and Volume XIX, Six-Day War, forthcoming. 1968, Volume XVIII, Arab-Israeli Dispute, 1964-1967, recently, the Office, whereshewastheeditorofnumerousvolumesin ofState Historian’sseven years withtheDepartment vessels astheytraveledaroundCapeHorntoCalifornia. monograph devotedtohowpassengerslivedinsailing sity, published dation grant. Pacific War, forwhichhereceived aSwissScienceFoun- on theculturalexperienceofAmericansoldiersin Hautes EtudesInternationales,iscompletinghisproject convention oftheAmericanAcademyReligion. Skovoroda in‘TheIsrealiteSnake’,”attheannual University, presented “The Biblical Thought ofHryhorii session onseventeenth-centuryMarseille. Society forFrenchHistoricalStudieshecommentedina Films” heldatDaemenCollege,andthemeetingsof He presentedapaperat aconferenceon “Teaching with sponsored bytheSocietyfor the John B. and Theta Wolf ResearchGrant, bothawards selection committeefortheResearch Travel Award and French HistoricalStudies. Review contributed bookreviewstothe at St. department Bonaventurethe history University. He Education.” Our Earning and ComingBlackScholars Way InHigher Freedom instructor’s manualtothe8theditionof Football League. African AmericansandtheIntegrationofNational Our David J.Staley Joseph Schweninger Harriet D.Schwar Charles R. Schultz Peter Schrijvers Stephen Scherer Thomas J.Schaeper Charles Ross Foreign RelationsoftheUnitedStates andotherjournalsremainsbibliographerfor andcoauthorof“BrotherstheAcademy:Up Foreign Relations oftheUnitedStates, Graduates Forty-Niners ‘Round theHorn, (Ph.D.1976)published Healsowascoauthorforthe (Ph.D. 1993),HeidelbergCollege,is

(Ph.D. 1995),InstitutUniversitairede (Ph.D. 1969),CentralMichigan

(Ph.D. 1973)retiredaftertwenty- (Ph.D. 1966), Texas A &MUniver-

(Ph.D. 1998)published“Sustaining (Ph.D. 1977)continuesaschairof Heservedaschairofthe Queen CityHeritage:The French HistoricalStudies forwhichhewritesthe American Historical Journal oftheAssocia- OutsidetheLines: From Slavery to From Slavery series, most the first 1964- . professor at Tarleton State University. past elevenyears. was directoroftheDivisionGeneralStudiesfor University, years. forthirty-one wherehehasserved He the CollegeofLiberalandFine at Arts Tarleton State the UniversityofSaskatchewan,Saskatoon. speak withtheDepartmentofAboriginalEducation Federated CollegeinRegina,hewasinvitedtovisitand Fulbright SeniorScholarattheSaskatchewanIndian of Trustees Teaching Excellence Award. While a the firstseniorfacultyrecipientofnewKenyonBoard Revolt American Against Victorianism, his newbook,S Conference. west attheannualmeetingofOhio Valley History he deliveredcommentsonthenineteenth-centuryMid- tance: HolmesCounty, Ohio” in published “Local Autonomy andCivil War DraftResis- ofBay ahistory and willbewriting View. ofthelowerView intheupperpart peninsulaofMichigan He continuestoserveasthearchivist-historianofBay Constitution: PopularMusicandtheFallofSegregation.” meetings, History Waldrep presented “Rock’n’ the History. Southern Lynching, 1899-1940,” appearedinthe “War of Words: The Controversy Over theDefinitionof University, was promotedtofullprofessor. Hisarticle, ing simultaneouslyinEnglishandGermaneditions. Olefinverbund GmbH, 1990-2000 The ChemistryHastoBeRight:PrivatizationofBSL Technology andChange inEastGermany, 1945-1990 has twobooksappearing: Patricia Zelman Donald L.Zelman Roy T. Wortman Kevin White Kenneth H.Wheeler John Weeks WaldrepChristopher Raymond Stokes

(Ph.D. 1968)retiredfrom College. Adrian

(Ph.D. 1990),UniversityofSussex,willhave exual LiberationorSexualLicense?:The At the SocietyforLegal American (Ph.D. 1971), Kenyon College, was

(Ph.D. 1980)hasbeenappointedfull (Ph.D. 1986), University ofGlasgow, (Ph.D.1969)wasappointedDeanof

(Ph.D. 1999),ReinhardtCollege, (Ph.D. 1990), Illinois Eastern Constructing Socialism: ii a History, Civil War (coauthored), appear- publishedthisfall. Journal of Journal and and 39 within Muscovite Society.” “Gender RoleConstruction, Morality, andSocialNorms Germanies.” Persistence of‘Prussia’:IntegrationinthePostwar Egypt.” grant toEgyptworkon“TheRoleofCopticChristiansin “American IntercollegiateAthletics.” International Studies. tional DissertationResearchGrantfromtheOfficeof Genocide.” “American andGermanJudicialApproachestoNazi Fellowship fromtheNationalScienceFoundationfor tion ofAfrican-AmericanStudiesmeetingsinHouston. on theBlackConsumerMarket,”atNationalAssocia- American MarketingandAdvertisingProfessionalsImpact Relationship toChina,” at MichiganState University. Shepublished “Taiwan’s Annette Lu”attheMidwesternConferenceforAsianAffairs Economy” symposium,CollegeofCharleston. for Empire:AnIdeologicalStudy”atthe“RiseofAtlantic Lives” at Yale University. 1905-1915” ataconferenceon“FemaleImages,Female West: Chinese Women’s Periodicals and Western Influence, 1895-1920.” Shepresented “Chinese Feminists View the National Identity:TheUnitedStates,China,andJapan, Foreign Relations. Sheisworking on “Power, Culture, and Fellowship fromtheSocietyforHistoriansofAmerican research inLondonon “Turkmen Tribes inRussia.” ans of ForeignAmerican Relationsin Toronto. tional Revolution” atthemeetingsofSociety forHistori- Baskerville: AmericanMissionaries andtheIranianConstitu- literature. deals withthestudyofsaints’ livesinmedievalOttoman in manuscripts Turkey research, forhisdissertation which Bogazici UniversityinIstanbul, andtoconductresearchin Research Institutein Turkey, tostudymodern Turkish at Amy Alrich Amy Alrich Febe Armanios Jennifer Anderson Bradley Austin Michael Bryant Jason Chambers Sherwin Bryant Doris Chang Carol Chin Victoria Clement Victoria Gary Chorpenning John J.Curry Matthew Davis Graduate Student was awarded a W. StullHoltMemorial won the Andreas Dorpalen Award for “The presented“TheNewFeminismofHsiu-Lien receivedtwograntsfromtheAmerican won theFoster RheaDulles Award for hasbeenawardedaFulbrightResearch hasbeenawardedaDissertationResearch wasawardedaGraduateStudentInterna- presented “TheLegendofHoward presented“ChanginganImage:African- won thePhilipPoirier Award todo received aRuth Higgins Award for presented“CommerceandtheMotives Taipei Times. Writing?” Subject inHistory:NewLessonsforOttomanHistory Postcolonial Critique,andtheIssueofKnowledge Ottoman Empire.”Hepublished“SubalternSchool, nity, andJusticeintheSeventeenth- andEighteenth-Century Student Alumni Research Award for “Local Court, Commu- International Studies.HewasalsoawardedaGraduate Research tional Dissertation Travel GrantfromtheOfficeof Islam in the Modern Islam intheModern World Newsletter. Arab WorldToday,” The LutheranForumLetter Albion MI. at theMichigan Women’s Studies Association Conferencein Normality intheSexEducationClassroom:1947and1998” meetings inFort Worth and “Projecting Sex, Gender, and 1940-1960” attheSocialScienceHistoryAssociation “Science, theFemale Body, andSexEducation inthe U.S., nity,” in theUnitedStates,1945-1960.”Shepublished“Commu- “Making SenseofSex:AdolescentGirlsandSexEducation & Johnson Grantin Dissertation Women’s Health, for meetingsin History Westerville, OH. oftheBerlin Deconstruction Wall” at theOhio Academy of Rio CocoMarine,”in Navy Maneuversof1925,”JFQ,and“Reminiscencesa Archaeology Conference2000, Quebec,Canada. Case, AdenaStateMemorial,”attheSocietyofHistoric of Integration Archaeology, History, and Architecture—Test Nations MandatesSystem,1920-1930.” Award for “Great Britain, France, andtheLeagueof Research Award andaGraduate SchoolSummerResearch at CentralState University.Professor ofHistory at theOhioStateManuscripts University.” “Sir John Harington’s Paraphrases Metrical ofthePsalms: from theCenterforMedievalandRenaissanceStudies 1965.” ment intheUnitedStatesArmy andMarineCorps,1945- Innovation andtheHelicopter: AComparisonofDevelop- Military HistoryInstitute.He isworkingon“Military Brian Etheridge Bogac Ergene Richard Groening Timothy Furnish Susan Freeman Leo Daugherty C. J.Horn Neal Hitch Paul Hibbeln Stephen Hall Encyclopedia ofHomosexuality,Encyclopedia in Toplum ve Bilim. receivedanAdvancedResearch Grantfromthe co-presented “Cross-Discipline Yourself: acceptedatenure-trackpositionasAssistant wasawardedaGraduateStudentAlumni wasawardedaGraduateStudentInterna- published “Away All Boats: The Army- presented“TheConstructionand was awarded a Woodrow Wilson-Johnson published “The IslamicEndof Time” in was awarded theStanleyJ. Kahrl Award International Institutefor theStudyof International Sentinel. and “MahdismintheSunni News and presented 34 Making History 35 Making History Conference. andthe Firm Tyndale New Testament” at the Tyndale the MilitaryRevolutioninEarlyModernJapan.” International Studiesfor“Logistics,PowerProjection,and tional DissertationResearchGrantfromtheOfficeof Claremont GraduateUniversityconference. Economy inCanadianJesuitMissions,1610-1687”atthe French PublicOpinion,1699-1789.”Hepresented“Ritual Adventures On-StageandOff:TheActressinBritish at theOhio meetingsin Academy ofHistory Westerville. Now’: Undergraduate Women inCentralOhio1963-1974" the Mid-American ConferenceonHistory,the Mid-American MO. Springfield the Budget:PresidentialRhetoricandSpaceFrontier”at Northern StateActionDuringtheCivilRightsEra.” Research Award for “The OhioCivilRightsCommission: Seminar inEastEuropeanStudies. in the Woodrow Wilson CenterJuniorScholars’ Training Central Europe,” University of Toronto. Healsoparticipated conference on“EmigrationandExilefromEastern and theirRelationshiptoPolandPolishCulture,”ata and “HomelessinKrakow:ThreePolishJewishIntellectuals meetings oftheAssociationforJewishStudies,inChicago; Polish: Jewish Education inInterwar Krakow,” at the andSciencesof inNew Arts America York; “Making Jews in InterwarKrakow”atthemeetingofPolishInstitute Tradition and Assimilation: Polish Exploring Jewish Identity Jews ofKrakow, 1918-1939.” Hepresented “ Between tion is“BuildingOurOwnHome:TheEthnicIdentityofthe grant fromtheAmericanHistoricalAssociation;hisdisserta- in the Work inthe Columbia Anthropology Department, 1936-37,” Female Sexuality?: ProstitutesandLesbians intheUnited for “AHistorical SisterhoodontheMargins of‘Normal’ Cultureto American Vietnam.” Research Dissertation Travel Grantfor “The Introduction of Studies (FLAS)Fellowshipand aUniversityInternational 1929” attheBusinessHistoryConferenceinPaloAlto. The RoleofGenderintheSavings &LoanIndustry, 1880- his presentations was “A Woman’s PlaceisOwningaHome: 1989.” HepublishedabookreviewinH-Business.Among Evolution ofthe SavingsAmerican andLoanIndustry, 1831- research on“FromBuildingandLoanstoBailouts:The Graduate SchoolandtheBradleyR. Kastan Award for Future FacultyawardfromTheOhioStateUniversity the BusinessHistoryConference.HealsowonaPreparing Graduate Student Jason Kuznicki Kathleen Kennedy Matthew Keith Renee Lansley Cecily B.McDaniel Sean Martin Susan LandrumMangus David Madden David L.Mason Heather Miller Matthew Masur History of Newsletter.Anthropology History received theBernadotteE.Schmittresearch presented “‘Women Don’t NeedRules wasawardedanElizabethD. GeeGrant published“ARadicalEthnographerat wasawardedaGraduateStudentInterna- won theRoseboom Award for “Her wontheJohnE.RovenskyFellowshipof received aForeignLanguage andArea presented“BiblePirates:TheEndhoven receivedaGraduateSchoolSummer spoke on“BalancingSpaceand News mental History Review. mental History United Mine Workers of America, 1945-1975” in Opposition toCoalSurfaceMininginAppalachiaandthe History. Resources for Women’s History,” Research Award. Shepublished “The World Wide Web of States, 1840-1940.”ShealsoreceivedaGraduateStudent Ecclesiastiques.” Clandestine FrenchLanguageNewspaper, the Award forresearchon ofthePublishing “A History League inPoland. Grant forresearchinPoland ofthe onahistory Women’s Ukraine. the InternationalCongressofUkrainianists,Odessa, Identity andParticipationinCulturalLife,1950s-1970s”at Commercialization ofQuiltmaking,1915-1995.” “‘In theOldDays,TheyUsedScraps:’Genderand Populism inOhio, 1890-1891,” student invited. Conference, inReading,England,whereshewastheonly of Reading/EuropeanUnion“BusinessAddiction” Public PolicytowardAlcoholsince1933”attheUniversity She presented“IntheShadowofProhibition:American Administration andtheRubber Tire Industry, 1933-1935.” Award for1998herarticle, “The National Recovery and GlobalInteraction,inSt.AugustineFL. Region, 1552-1682”attheForumonEuropeanExpansion on theRussianFrontier: UrbanNetworks inthe Volga-Ural 1950-1973.” Boundaries: Chilean Women’s Politics, Entranceinto Party Award HierarchiesandCrossing forresearchon “Preserving Relations]. Global Vision inthe1920s],” Relations: andInternational [Cultural Export Hollywood’s 1920 nendainiokeruBeikokueigasangyonosekaisenryaku Assistant ProfessorofHistoryattheUniversityArkansas. The Historian. The AmericanProsecutionofI.G.FarbenatNuremberg” in in earlyGeorgia. of communityandcultureamongpeopleAfricandescent John CarterBrownLibraryforresearchonthedevelopment Basia Nowak Chad Montrie Pamela Pennock Douglas Palmer Matthew Romaniello William Risch Valerie Rake Michael Pierce Tiwanna Simpson Anna Travis Yuji Tosaka Trisha Starks Mark Spicka published “Bunka yushutsutokokusaikankei: received aGraduateSchool SummerResearch wasawarded anElizabethD. GeeGrantfor published “The Devil’s Chemistson Trial: wasawardedaKosciuszkoFoundation hasacceptedatenure-trackappointmentas presented “The StudentsofL’viv National published “ExpedientEnvironmentalism: published“FarmersandtheFailureof wontheElaineS.andJohnC.Rule won theHarvard-NewcomenSpecial received aresearchfellowship fromthe presented“MonasticColonization Kokusai seiji Agricultural History. Agricultural Journal of Journal Women’s [International Nouvelles Environ- 41 Research Award aswell. 1911-1950” andwasawardedaGraduateSchoolSummer Feminists intheInternational Women’s Movement, for “‘Making CommonCause:’ Western andMiddleEastern meetingsin Academy ofHistory Westerville, OH. Diplomacy duringtheCubanMissileCrisis”atOhio the KennedyAdministration.”Shepresented“Cultureand Research Award for “Tough Guys: in CultureandDiplomacy ▲ in Tokyo. the AsianStudiesConferenceofJapan,atSophiaUniversity Silk IndustryandtheQuestforCivilization,1870-1880”at Rebellionsin Century Yemen.” Counterinsurgency PolicywithRegardtotheNineteenth- Research Award for “The OttomanGovernment’s Vincent Wilhite Charlotte Weber Jennifer Walton David Wittner Young DullesHall presented “The Mechanization ofJapan’s was awarded aGraduate Student Alumni received aGraduate SchoolSummer was awarded anElizabethD. GeeGrant the FormerConfederateSouth.” research on “Black Troops asaPostwar Occupation Force in sity. Graduate Symposium,Modern Claremont Graduate Univer- Clergy inReformationPolemic,”attheClaremontEarly and Sacraments:ContestedMasculinitiestheEnglish Coast Tyndale Conference. Point LomaCA, and “Sex, Lies and theProtestantGenderOrder, 1610-1621,” at The Pacific Graduate Student Robert Zalimas,Robert Jr. Michelle Wolfe presented “Exegeting Eve: Women Writers , H. won Simms theHenry Award for News 36 Making History 37 Making History Guilmartin). conferred Degree Winter 2000. (Director, Mr. of Technical Intelligenceinthe Air Force, 1917-1927.” Engineers: AnExamination oftheDevelopmentandUses (Director, Mr. Hogan). National Identity.” conferred Autumn 1999. Degree Moon: The Frontier, The SpaceProgram, and American conferred Autumn 1999. (Director, Mr. Hogan). national andU.S. Enterprise, Foreign Policy.” Degree Way”: The Eisenhower Administration, Multi- American conferred Autumn 1999. (Director, Mr. Van Tine). Land: RacialviolenceinOhio,1876-1916.”Degree Mr. VanTine). 1930s-1970s.” Summer1999. conferred Degree (Director, Chinese AmericanSupermarketsinNorthernCalifornia, Mr. Benedict). 1802-1923.” Summer1999. conferred (Director, Degree cism: Race, Gender, andConstitution-Making, Ohio, Millett). 1919.” Summer1999. conferred Degree (Director, Mr. Innovation, Professionalization, andthe NewNavy, 1872- Summer1999.conferred (Director, Mr. Van Tine). Organized LaborandtheOhioPeople’s Party.” Degree Andrien). 1990.” Summer1999. conferred Degree (Director, Mr. Sandinista StateandMiskituIndiansinNicaragua,1979- Summer1999.conferred (Director, Ms. Shaw). Community,African-American 1827-1915.” Degree Race: HistoryandHistoricalConsciousnessinthe Hogan). 1960.” Summer1999. conferred Degree (Director, Mr. Politics ofArabNationalism:U.S.-SaudiRelations,1952- Charles RalphChristenson, Mangus, Susan Landrum Bruce AlanKhula, KayeMarilyn Howard, Alfred Yee, Barbara Anne Terzian, Stephen KennethStein, Michael CainPierce, Anupama GopalMande, Stephen Gilroy Hall, Nathan John Citino, “The Rise, Dominance, andPassing of Ph.D. Degrees “Multinationals andtheMiddle “Eisenhower, KingSa’ud, andthe “To Give aFaithful Account ofthe “ThePlowandHammer:Farmers, “Effusions ofFolly andFanati- “Lynching inthePromised “Washington Chambers: Irving “SubalternPrespectivesonthe “Conestoga Wagons tothe “Airmen,Scientistsand Mr. Bartholomew). 1850-1895.” 2000. Spring conferred (Director, Degree Ideology inthe Technological Transformation ofJapan, Spring2000.ferred (Director, Mr. Hoffmann). and thePathtoaNewLife inthe1920s.”Degreecon- (Director, Mr. Beyerchen). Germany, 1949-1957.” 2000. Spring conferred Degree Economic PropagandaandPolitical Power in West (Director, Mr. Guilmartin). Forest, Fall1944.”DegreeconferredSpring2000. ness ofUSandGermanOrganizationsintheHurtgen Analysis ofCohesion,Morale,andOperationalEffective- Robertson). 1995.” DegreeconferredSpring2000.(DirectorMs. Mythology ofQuiltmaking, Wayne County, Ohio, 1915- Scraps: Gender, Leisure, Commodification, andthe (Director, Mr. Van Tine). Rights, 1833-1919.”DegreeconferredSpring2000. The AtlanticCommunityforAfrican-AmericanCivil (Director, Mr. Millett). Academy, 1946-76.” 2000. Spring conferred Degree A StudyofTheMidshipmenCultureattheU.S.Naval Balcer). B.C.” 2000. Spring conferred (Director, Degree Mr. Arbitration intheNortheastPeloponnese,ca.250-150 (Director, Mr. Roth). Francisco, 1850-1875.”DegreeconferredSpring2000. Twenty-Five Years inSan ofCivilRightsStruggles (Director, Mr. Millett). Doctrine inthe1930s.”DegreeconferredSpring2000. Traitorous, NorStupid: The French Air Force and Air Winter 2000. (Director, Ms. Hartmann.). Europe andPalestine,1914-1930.”Degreeconferred Building: JewishAmerican Women in andtheCrises David Gillman Wittner, Starks, Tricia Ann Mark EdwardSpicka, SterlingRush, Robert Valerie Rake, Sanders Allison JaneGough, ToddForney, Alan Michael David Dixon, Jeanette Davis-Mantilla, Anthony ChristopherCain, ElizabethMcCune,Mary “The BodySoviet: Hygiene, Health Awarded “Four Years Together bytheBay: “RaisingtheMoralConscience: “SellingtheEconomicMiracle: “Paschendale with “Paschendale Treebursts. An “In theOldDays, They Used “Disputed Territories,Interstate “Iron andSilk: and Progress “‘Hush,HushMissCharlotte:’ “Charity “Charity Work asNation- “NeitherDecadent,Nor 43 English, Mr. Liwas equallyat homealsointwo different disciplines, literature and sorship in1962.Familiarwith twoworlds,andpublishinginbothChinese Ph.D. at Yale asassistantprofessor, in1950and joinedthefaculty totheprofes- rising M.A. from Yale. at Heheldafellowship andwas aninstructor Yale untilhetookhis 1937, hetook abachelor’s at NankaiUniversity, degree andin1946hereceived the Chinese HistoryandLiterature.HewasborninIyang, Honan,China,in1915.In Yale whenhecametoOhioState University Professorof in1969tobecome Mershon in honorofJuneFullmer’s retirementin1984. honor todeliverthelecturethatwasgiven great cult figureThomasKuhnconsideredit a generation ofwomenwhowerecomingintoacademia. Thelegendaryintellectualand undergraduates, andsheinformallyservedasanimportantmodelsupportfora teacher anddevelopedalargefollowingatOhioStateamongbothgraduates she educatedandentertainedcolleaguesstudents.Shewasastunningclassroom throughthebreadthofherreadinginhistory,particularly literature, andsciencewithwhich 1971. Ms.Fullmeralsocontributedthroughthepowerandcharmofherpersonality chair oftheHistoryChemistryDivisionAmericanChemicalSocietyin1970- She wasactiveintheHistoryofScienceSocietyandotherprofessionalgroupsservedas tion, AmericanCouncilofLearnedSocieties,andRoyalSociety/RoyalInstitutiongrants. received manyhonors;herworkwassupportedbyGuggenheim,NationalScienceFounda- ofchemistry.interest inliterature combinedwithherinterestinthehistory Ms. Fullmer appeared inwork shepublishedonRees’s Among herothercontributionswereareinterpretationofthechemicalrevolution,which oncemorewhenitispublishedbythe Philosophical Society.will beconfirmed American Davy,Humphry whichcolleagueshave ofthissubject beenreadingsothat hermastery Shortly aftershedied,thepageproofsarrivedofherbiographyonearlylife University Presspublishedherbiobibliography, Ms. FullmerbecameassociateprofessorofhistoryatOhioState.In1969,Harvard chemistry, Davy, Humphry anactivitythattookupmostoftherestherlife. In1966, until 1954,andsoonshestartedpublishingonthelifeofonefoundersmodern College in Tulane University. Herpublications were tochemistry technicalcontributions associate professorofchemistryandheadtheDepartmentChemistryatNewcomb briefly atHoodCollegeandChathamCollege,from1955to1964sheservedas Berliner Fellow ofthe American Association ofUniversity Women. Shetaughtchemistry following yearshedidpostdoctoralworkatOxfordwithSirCyrilHinshelwoodasSarah Institute of Technology, andin1948shereceived thePh.D. Mawr. fromBryn The upinMilwaukee.grew Shetookbachelor’s andmaster’s Illinois fromthe degrees LEARN OF THESE DEATHS THE DEPARTMENT WAS SADDENED TO T’ien-yi Li, June Z. Fullmer, emeritus professor,emeritus died on17March2000. Mr. Liwas aprofessorat emeritus professor ofhistory, emeritus 2000. diedon31January Ms. Fullmer Cyclopedia Sir Humphry Davy’sSir Humphry Published Works , her exploring andsomepapers . (years ofservice 1969-1985) T’ien-yi Li (years ofservice1966-1984) Jane Z.Fullmer 38 Making History 39 Making History graduate students,oneinHistoryandEastAsianLanguagesLiterature. A fundprovides year thatTien-yi LiPrize two every awards aremadetooutstanding andLiterature at ChairedProfessorofHistory eight years Tunghai University in Taiwan. at theChineseUniversityofHongKongin1976-1977.Evenafterretiring,hewasfor Hawaii in1963.HewasvisitingchairprofessorandoftheDepartmentHistory Studies in1981-1983.Heheldvisitingappointments1960-1961atIndianaand in Chinesestudies,andheservedaspresidentoftheAmericanAssociationfor good humor, soonmadehimarevered nevertheless figureamongexperts hisscholarship Chinese Literature.”Knownamongstudentsandcolleaguesalikeforhisinformality as aculturalbridge,inhisclassic1959article,“ContinuityandChangeModern effort consistedofgatheringandinterpretingclassicliterarytexts.Often,too,heserved can diplomaticrelations,athemetowhichhelaterturnedagain.Muchofhisscholarly history. ofChinese-Ameri- history Someofhisearlypublications dealtwiththemodern community andveterans’affairs. journalism atOhioUniversitybeforeretiringasprofessoremeritus.Hewasactivein Agency beforeworkingasanewspaperjournalist.Thenfortwenty-threeyearshetaught League. Hewas aveteran of World War II, withtheU.S. andheserved Information Otterbein College,hewroteapioneerdissertationonthehistoryofAnti-Saloon retired asvicepresidentof Western MichiganUniversity in1975. about thetreatmentofconscientiousobjectorsduringwartimefrom1775to1920.He Hanover CollegebeforebeginninghisdoctoralprogramatOhioState,wherehewrote the Collegeof Wooster andan M.A. fromtheUniversity ofChicago. at Hetaughtbriefly of ninety-one. inScotchRidgeOHandreceived Hewasborn abachelor’s from degree to historyandthelifeofmind. Pontifical CollegeJosephinum.Greatlyvaluedforhis warmthandwit,hewasdevoted French andEuropeanhistoryhadtaughtnotonly atOhioStatebutalsothe Ohio State. ofOhio A graduate Wesleyan University, hespecializedintwentieth-century 2000. asassistantdirectorofthe Hewas serving West at EuropeanStudiesProgram Norman H.Dohn Russell H. Seibert Joseph A. Talbert ,

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