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Mark C. Stevens Fellowship & Bordin/Gillette Fellowship

* Bordin/Gillette Researcher Travel Fellowship

# Mark C. Stevens Researcher Travel Fellowship

MARCH 2010

# CLARA ALTMAN, Brandeis University

"Courting Colonial Rule: Legal Administration and U.S. Colonial State-Building in the Philippines, 1898-1935"

* SAMUEL ZEBULON BAKER, Georgia Southern University

"Fields of Contest: Race, Region and College Football in the U.S. South, 1945-1975"

# JONATHAN HAGOOD, Hope College

"The Historical Development of the Organization for Tropical Field Research Stations"

# MATTHEW PEHL, Augustana College

"Power in the Blood: Class, Culture and Christianity in Industrial Detroit, 1914-1969"

* TIMOTHY RETZLOFF, Yale University

"Suburb, City and the Changing Bounds of Lesbian and Gay Life in Metropolitan Detroit, 1945-1985"

# KRISTOPHER A. TETERS, University of Alabama

"Freeing the Slaves: An Examination of Emancipation Military Policy and the Attitudes of Union Officers in the Western Theater during the Civil War"

* CHRISTINE WOOD, Northwestern University

"Knowledge Practices, Institutional Strategies, and External Influences in the Making of an Interdisciplinary Field: Comparative Case Studies of Women's and Gender Studies Programs"

OCTOBER 2009

* CARLETON S. GHOLZ, University of Pittsburgh

"Start Dancing! Communicative Spark and Sustainability in Post-Motown Detroit Music"

# BENJAMIN A. JOHNSON, Ohio State University

"Turning Point in Endowment Building: A Comparison among Ohio State University, University of Michigan, and Harvard University in the 1920s and 1930s"

* HOLLY M. KARIBO, University of Toronto

"Ambassadors of Pleasure: Illicit Economies of the Detroit-Windsor Borderland, 1920-1960"

# NADIA LEWIS, University of Toronto

"Requiem for Iraq: Religion, Remembrance and the Role of Women in the Iraqi Diaspora in Toronto and Detroit, 1980 to 2007"

# TIMOTHY MARR, University of North Carolina

"American-Moro Encounters in the Muslim Philippines, 1898-1946"

* NICHOLAS TRAJANO MOLNAR, Rutgers University

"The Fluidity of Race: Shifting Racializations of American and Filipino Populations in the Philippines and the United States throughout the 20th Century"

MARCH 2009

# NICHOLAS BAUCH, UCLA

"A Geography of Digestion: The Kellogg Cereal Enterprise and the Making of the Modern Stomach, 1890-1900"

# BERNADETTE CHERYL BEREDO, University of Hawai'i at Manoa

"Import of the Archive: A History of American Colonial Bureaucracy, 1898-1921"

# IAN DOWBIGGIN, University of Prince Edward Island

"A National Concern: Emily Mudd, Raymond Waggoner, Masters and Johnson and the Rise of Marriage Counseling in Modern America"

* MICHAEL HEVEL, University of Iowa

"Betwixt Brewings": A History of College Students' Alcohol Use"

* JAMES BURNHAM SEDGWICK, University of British Columbia

"The Trial Within: Negotiating Justice at the International Tribunal for the Far East, 1946-1948"

* MATTHEW SMITH, Syracuse University

"Dialogue of Empire: The Redevelopment of an American Imperial Strategic Culture in the Philippines, 1920-1932"

* DAMON YARNELL, University of Pennsylvania "

Motor City: Ford, Detroit and the Politics of Mass Production"

OCTOBER 2008

# ALISON FISHER, Northwestern University

"Experimental Collectivity: Housing, Technology and Architectural Research, 1954-1978"

# JACOB HALL, University of Iowa

"Social Welfare Policy and Capital Mobility in Detroit, 1870-1932"

* ANNA KURHAJEC, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

"Radical Departures: Heteronormativity and Radicalism among Activists in the United States During and After the Sixites"

# BENJAMIN SECUNDA, University of Notre Dame

"Study of Removal Period Potawatomi Village Sites and Changing Life Ways in Michigan, 1795-1860"

* KRISTEN SHEDD, University of California, Santa Barbara

"Religion, Communism and the Religiously Unorthodox in Cold War America"

* VERNON TOTANES, University of Toronto

"The History of Philippine History Books By Americans"

* ANDREA TURPIN, University of Notre Dame

"Gender and Religion in the American Academy, 1837-1910"

MARCH 2008

# MICHAEL LES BENEDICT, The Ohio State University

"The Favored Hour: Constitutional Politics, Citizenship and Rights, 1865-1900. "

# DENISE DEGARMO, Southern Illinois-Edwardsville

"U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey: The Discovery of 100 Surveys. "

* SARAH K. FROHARDT-LANE, University of Illinois

"Gathering Around in the Motor City: Race, Mobility and Environment in Postwar Detroit"

* SUSAN GOODIER, SUNY Institute of Technology

"One Small Green Leaf': Women's Peace Activism during World War I"

* KENT KLEINMAN, Parsons, The New School

"The Photograph Albums of Albert Kahn"

# RACHEL A. SHAPIRO, University of Virginia

"Washington Brotherhood: Friendship and Politics in the Civil War Era"

* ANDREA L. TURPIN, University of Notre Dame

"Gender and Religion in the American Academy, 1837-1910"

OCTOBER 2007

*DANIELLE BATTISTI, University of Buffalo

"Manipulating Immigration Restriction in Post War America: Italian Americans and Italian Immigration, 1945-1965"

#NATHANIEL COMFORT, Johns Hopkins University

"History of Human Genetics"

#MARCIANO R. DE BORJA, Embassy of the Philippines in Madrid, Spain

"The State Department Boys and the American Heritage in the Philippine Foreign Service"

#CHRISTIAN McWHIRTER, University of Alabama

"Music and the American Civil War"

*JULIE MUJIC, Kent State University

"Between Campus and War: Understanding Responses to the Civil War at the University of Michigan, Indiana University and the University of Wisconsin"

*MARIA ELENA P. RIVERA-BECKSTROM, New School for Social Research

"The United States and the Philippines: Colonial and Postcolonial Politics in the Philippine Constitution Making"

MARCH 2007

*JAMES BERKEY, Indiana University

"Itineraries of Empire: The Everyday Lives and Narratives of U.S. Agents of Empire"

#JOHN DIMOIA, Princeton University

"Atoms for Sale? Teaching the Atom in South Korea, 1955-1959"

*DONNA DRUCKER, Indiana University

"The Intellectual Life of Alfred Kinsey"

*REBECCA J. KINNEY, Univ. of California, San Diego

"ReMapping Detroit, Encircling Nation"

#MICHELLE KLEEHAMMER, University of Illinois

"Chasing the Climate Cure in the American West: Geographies of Health & Nation in late 19th and early 20th Century American Culture"

#DAWN OTTEVAERE NICKESON, Michigan State University

"The Cost is Sworn to by Women: Counterinsurgency, American Party Politics, and International Relations from the Philippine War to the Philippine Independence Act, 1899-1935"

*MARTIN JOSPEH PONCE, Ohio State University

"Beyond the Nation: Diasporic Filipino Literature and Queer Critique"

#ETHAN SHRUM, University of Pennsylvania

"Planning an Affluent Democracy: Universities and the American Polity, 1945-1970"

OCTOBER 2006

*PATRICK BOTTIGER, University of Oklahoma

"Vincennes and Prophetstown: Identity and Racial Connections between American Indians and EuroAmericans, 1800-1825"

*THOMAS FORD, Harvard University

"Crimes of Removal: Baw Beese and the Destruction of Squawfield"

#TIMOTHY GALOW, University of North Carolina

"The Hemingway-Fitzgerald Years: Esquire, Celebrity and the Construction of a Modern Male Consumer"

#LAWRENCE HATTER, University of Virginia

"Firm Boundaries: The Indian Trade, State Formation, and the Settlement of the Anglo-American Borderland, 1783-1817"

*SHIRINE REPUCCI, National Coalition of Independent Scholars

"The Internet's Beginnings and the Incipiency Stage of a Social Movement"

*KIMBERLY VOSS, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville

"Roberta Applegate: A Groundbreaking Woman Journalist"

#CHANG-YI YIN, Chinese Culture University (Taiwan)

"Taiwan (Formosa) in the Eyes of Professor Joseph Beal Steere in the late Nineteenth Century"

MARCH 2006

#DENISE DEGARMO, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville

"From Nuclear War to Nuclear Peace: The University of Michigan Memorial Phoenix Project"

*JOHN GILKESON Arizona State University West

"Place Matters: Regionalism in Twentieth Century American Thought"

#BRIAN KENNEDY, The Ohio State University

"A Divisive Decade: How Foreign Events and Cultural Conflicts Divided Americans During the 1930s."

*WILLIAM LEBOVICH, Independent Scholar

"Shared Sacred Spaces: Albert Kahn, Pre-eminent American Architect"

#CLEMENT LEVALLOIS, Universite-Lyon 2, France

"Kenneth Boulding and the Pre-history of Ecological Economics, 1928-1956"

*HYUNG WOOK PARK, University of Minnesota

"Nathan W. Shock and the Establishment of Gerontology in the United States, 1930-1958"

#JUNE PARK, University of Pittsburgh

"Regulating Layoffs: The Case of U.S. Plant Closing Legislation"

#JASON PETRULIS, Columbia University

"Marketing Politics in America, 1932-1948"

#JOHN QUIST, Shippensburg University

"Michigan and the Civil War Era: A Documentary History"

*CYNTHIA STAVRIANOS, University of California at Santa Barbara

"The Politics of Motherhood: Maternal Frames in Women's Political Action"

*THERESA VENTURA, Columbia University

"Empire for Reform: American Imperialism and Progressivism in the Philippines, 1898-1934"

OCTOBER 2005

#R. BRYAN BADEMAN, Sacred Heart University
"Uplifting the World: Religious Culture, Liberal Ideals, and the American Nation, 1865-1920"
*THERESA KAMINSKI, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
"Sentimental Imperialist: Ethel Thomas Herold and the Philippines"

#DEAN J. KOTLOWSKI, Indiana University
"Heir Apparent: Paul V. McNutt and the Age of F.D.R."

*MAIRI MACDONALD, University of Toronto
"The Challenge of Guinean Independence, 1958-1972"

MARCH 2005

#PAUL FINKELMAN, University of Tulsa College of Law

Implementing the Ordinance: Slavery, Race and Equality in the Old Northwest"

*ROBERT L. A. HANCOCK, University of Victoria (Canada)

Anthropology is a Moral Science: Radicals, Reactionaries, and the 'Reinvention' of Anthropology, 1965-1975"

#NINA REID-MARONEY, University of Windsor (Canada)

Higher Ground: The Life of Reverend Jennie Johnson, 1868-1967"

*MARIA TERESA TOMAS RANGIL, University of Paris (France)

"Economic Theory of Conflict Resolution at the University of Michigan, 1959-1971"

#DANA WEINER, Northwestern University

"Racial Radicals, Principles Enacted: The Struggle Against Inequality, Prejudice, and Slavery, 1830-1861"

#NANCY BECK YOUNG, McKendree College

"The Politics of War: Congress, World War II, and the Modernization of American Governance"

*JU ZHANG, Brandeis University

"A Black Radical in Red China: Robert F. Williams' Encounter with China"

OCTOBER 2004

*YAEL EPSTEIN, Michigan State University

"The Jewish Refugee Chemists from the Nazi Regime in the United States: Scientific Achievements, Adjustments and Jewish Identities"

*ANDREA ESTEPA, Rutgers University

"Taking the White Gloves Off: Women Strike for Peace and the Transformation of Women's Activist Identities in the U.S., 1961-2000"

#BRIAN M. INGRASSIA, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champagne

"A Department of the Modern University: Football, Discipline and Manliness in American Colleges, 1869-1929"

#WILLIAM J. PEACE, Independent Scholar (New York)

"James Griffin and the Development of Archaeology at the University of Michigan"

#HEATHER MUNRO PRESCOTT Central Connecticut State University

"Student Bodies: The History of College and University Health"

MARCH 2004

*SUSAN BRAGG, University of Washington

"Marketing the 'Modern Negro': Race, Gender and NAACP Activism, 1909-1945"

*JENNIFER CRETS, Saint Louis University

"An Annotated Reprint Edition of Olive San Louie Anderson's An American Girl, and Her Four Years at a Boy's College"

#PHILIPPE FONTAINE, London School of Economics (U.K.)

"Stabilizing American Society: Kenneth Boulding and the Integration of Social Science, 1956-1980"

#JOSEPH JONES, Michigan State University

"The Making of a National Forest: The Contest over the Michigan Cutover, 1890-1946"

#DEBIAN MARTY, California State University, Monterey Bay

"The Kentucky Raid: Lessons Learned From Practical Abolitionism"

#CHRISTOPEHR MORRISON, Georgetown University

"Embracing a World of Empires: The American-Philippine Colonial State and its Interactions with the Empires of Other Nations, 1898-1920"

*TERRIANNE SCHULTE, SUNY at Buffalo

"Grassroots at the Water's Edge: Women's Environmental Activism in the Great Lakes, 1950-1980"

*STEFANIE SEEH, University of Cologne (Germany)

"Change and Continuity in the Protest Politics of African-American Churches in Detroit, Michigan, 1930-1967"

*SHERYL JAMES VIGMOSTAD, Independent Scholar (Michigan)

"Martha Griffiths: A Biography"

OCTOBER 2003

*KENNETH CARPENTER, Harvard University

"A History of Learned Libraries in the United States"

*JOHN PAULY, Saint Louis University

"Esquire Magazine's Role in the New Journalism"

*KIM PHILLIPS-FEIN, Columbia University

"The Roots of Reganism: Business Activism in the Liberal Age"

#SILVANA SIDDALI, Saint Louis University

"Antebellum State Constitutions in the Old Northwest"

#MARC VANOVERBEKE, University of Wisconsin

"Climbing the Ladder: The Evolving Relationship between Secondary and Higher Education, 1870-1915"

MARCH 2003

#JANE AIKEN, Library of Congress

"Collecting the World: American Research Libraries in the Cold War Era"

*SHARAN DANIEL, Stanford University

"Fred Newton Scott and Thomas Clarkson Trueblood: A Case Study in Disciplinary Relations Between Composition and Speech Rhetoric"

*KENT KLEINMAN, SUNY at Buffalo

"William Muschenheim: American Architectural Modernism"

#MICHAEL MEZZANO, Boston College

"The Problem of Restriction in American Immigration: Italians and the Discourse of Science"

#TERRY REYNOLDS, Michigan Technological University

"Michigan's Iron: A History of the Iron Ore Mining Industry of Michigan and its Role in Shaping the Upper Peninsula"

OCTOBER 2002

#DIMITRY ANASTAKIS, Michigan State University/Wayne State University

"Auto Continent: Consolidating the Borderless North American Auto Industry, 1971-2001"

#GREGORY BOND , University of Wisconsin

"Jim Crow in the Ivory Tower: Changing Attitudes About Integrated Athletics at the University of Michigan"

*TANFER EMIN-TUNC, SUNY at Stony Brook

"American Physicians and Abortion Techniques, 1850-1980"

#STEPHEN MULCHER , University of Michigan

"From the Education of Teachers to Teacher Education: Preparation of Instructors for Michigan Secondary Schools, 1880-1930"

*KAROLYN SMARDZ, University of Waterloo (Canada)

"Rolling that Stone Away: Anti-Slavery in the Lives of Thornton and Lucie Blackburn"

*PAUL TEED, Saginaw Valley State University

"Peace, Unity and Progress: Jabez T. Sunderland and the American Response to India, 1890-1936"

MARCH 2002

*LISA ANDERSEN , University of Chicago

"Social Thought in the Temperance Era, 1873-1933"

#JOSEPH BONICA, Rutgers University

"The Politics of Private Experience: School, Administration and Citizenship in 19th America"

*SUSIE J. LEE Cornell University

"Mapping Associations: U.S. Diplomatic Policy on East Asia and Domestic Race Relations, 1917-1937"

*LISA S. MASTRANGELO, The College of St. Elizabeth

"The Training of a Lifetime: Progressive Era Women in the University of Michigan's Graduate Programs in English"

#KENT McCONNELL, University of Virginia

"'There Must be Tears in the Houses': A Search for Religious Meaning from the Carnage of the American Civil War""

*WILLIAM MULLEN, University of Texas, San Antonio

"Robert F. Williams, Detroit and the World Black Revolution"

*AARON SHAPIRO, University of Chicago

"The Metropolis' Nature - Playground of the Urban Midwest: Rural Tourism in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, 1910-1960:"

DAVID WITWER, Lycoming College

"Westbrook Pegler and the Anti-Union Movement"

OCTOBER 2001

*STEFAN CIEPLY, University of Maryland

"The Lineaments of Personality: Esquire, the 'Well-Rounded Man' and the Vicissitudes of Masculinity, 1955-1965"

THOMAS J. NOER, Carthage College

"'Soapy": A Biography of G. Mennan Williams"

#FRANK SCHUMACHER, University of Erfurt

"Cultural Transfer and Empire? The United States and Great Britain in the Age of Imperialism, 1880-1920"

MARCH 2000

*CHARLOTTE G. BORST, Saint Louis University

"Gender and Race in American Medical Education, 1915-1970"

*SUSAN E. GRAY, Arizona State University

"Voices in a Marriage: The Diaries of George and Avilla Smith, Missionaries to the Odawa Indians, 1830-1879"

#MARY E. MONTGOMERY, University of Maryland

"The Eyes of the World Were Watching: Ghana, Great Britain, and the United States, 1957-1966"

#YIBAO XU, City University of New York

"Concepts of Infinity in the History of Chinese Mathematics"

#GLENN ZUBER, Indiana University

"White Religion: War and Protestant Nationalisms, 1915-1930"

OCTOBER 1999

#KEVIN BOYLE, University of Massachusetts

"The People v. Sweet: A Story of Race, Class and Murder in Jazz Age America"

#STEPHEN D. ENGLE, Florida Atlantic University

"Lincoln and the War Governors: Forging Civil and Military Authority in the Union"

*TIMOTHY HODGDON, Arizona State University

"Manhood in the Age of Aquarius: The Significance of Masculinity in the 1960s Counterculture"

MARCH 1999

#KATHY J. COOKE, Quinnipiac College/Yale University

"History of Race Betterment and Eugenics in American History"

*NADAV DAVIDOVITCH, Tel-Aviv University/Harvard University

"The Institutional and the Marginal: A Study into the Development of Homeopathy as Opposed to Orthodox Medicine"

*KATHLEEN NORMAN, Claremont Graduate School

"Biologic Living: The Redemption of Women and America through Healthy Living, Dress and Eugenics"

#SARAH JO PETERSON, Yale University

"The Politics of Land Use and Housing in World War II Michigan: Building Bombers and Communities"

OCTOBER 1998

#IAN K. LEKUS, Duke University

"Queer and Present Dangers: Homosexuality, Democratic Politics, and American Peace Activism, 1964-1975"

#NICK SALVATORE, Cornell University

"A Biography of Reverend Clarence L. Franklin"

*MEGAN TAYLOR SHOCKLEY, University of Arizona

"'We Will Not Be Denied:' African American Women's Class-Based Activism in Detroit, Richmond, and Norfolk, 1940-1954"

MARCH 1998

*ANNA-LISA COX, University of Illinois

"The Open Door: Race, Community, and Identity in Nineteenth-Century Rural Michigan"

#MARTIN HERSHOCK, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

The Politics of Uncertainty: Capitalist Transformation, Sectionalism and Political Culture in the Old Northwest"

#ANDREW JOHNS, University of California, Santa Barbara

"The Republican Party and the 'Democrats War" in Vietnam, 1960-1969."

*JENNIFER McMAHON, City University of New York

"Imagined America: Self Examination, Self-Presentation and Re-Presentation of American Identity during the American Colonization of the Philippines"

DANIEL MOSES, University of Rochester

"Tom Sawyer Nation: Lewis Henry Morgan and the Discourse of Savagery"

*DOROTHY ROGERS, Institute for Human Sciences (Vienna, Austria)

"Women Idealists in America, 1860-1900"

OCTOBER 1997

*STACEY ROBERTSON, Bradley Univeristy

"Women Abolitionists in the West: Race, Gender and Politics"

#JONATHAN ZIMMERMAN, New York University

"Storm Over the Schoolhouse: Popular Curriculum Wars in America, 1890-1990"

MARCH 1997

*ANNE BROPHY, Cornell University

"'What of Youth Today?': Social Politics, Cultural Pluralism, and the Construction of Second Generation Ethnicity in Detroit, 1911-1943"

THOMAS CARTY, University of Connecticut

"Resistance to John Kennedy's Religion in the 1960 Presidential Election"

#JOHN MERTON MARRS, University of Washington

"College Sports Salesmen: The History of Sports Information Directors, 1919-1959"

*KENNETH WHEELER, Ohio State University

"The College and Civic Culture in the Old Northwest: The Development of an American Region, 1825-1860"

OCTOBER 1996

#THADDEUS RUSSELL, Columbia University
"Jimmy Hoffa and the Re-making of the American Working Class"

MARCH 1996

*A. TROY ADAMS, Eastern Michigan University

"African-Americans, Cultural Reproduction: Change or Stagnation? The Case of the Ann Arbor Public Schools"

*RANDALL BURKETT, Harvard University

"Charles S. Smith and the A.M.E. Sunday School Union Publishing Board, 1892-1922: Toward an Inclusive History of the Book"

*JULIE KIMMEL, Johns Hopkins University

"American Business Schools and the Invention of New 'Technologies' of Worker Management"

#ANDREW KERSTEN, University of Cincinnati

"The Fair Employment Practice Committee of the Midwest, 1941-1946"

#CHARLES M. LAMB/JIM TWOMBLY, SUNY at Buffalo

"Presidents, Federalism, and Fair Housing Policy"

OCTOBER 1995

*MARIE FRANK, University of Virginia

"Abstract Theory of Design: Emil Lorch and the Architecture Curriculum at the University of Michigan"

#PHILIP E. HARROLD, University of Chicago

"'New Meanings to Unfold, New Acts to Propose': Religious Disestablishment and Social Imagination in the 'Athens of the West', Ann Arbor, 1870-1910"

*WILLIAM J. PEACE, SUNY-Purchase

"Leslie White: Iconoclastic Scholar"

MARCH 1995

*JAMES KATES, University of Wisconsin, Madison

"Making a Middle Landscape: Writers, Editors, and the Re-imagining of the Northern Forest, 1900-1940"

#PAUL KRAMER, Princeton University

"U.S. Anthropology in the Occupied Philippines, 1899-1915"

*JOHN MCGREEVY, Harvard University

"Catholicism in the American Intellectual Landscape"

#MICHAEL NEIBERG, Carnegie Mellon University

"The Reserve Officers' Training Corps Program, 1969-1989: the Reform and Rebirth of America's Primary Officer Procurement Program"

OCTOBER 1994

*PRISCILLA ROBERTS, University of Hong Kong

"Senator Arthur Vandenberg and the United States Foreign Policy 'Establishment'"

# HENRY O. ROBERTSON, Louisiana State University

"The Prism of Laughter: Antebellum Humorists in Regional Perspective"

MARCH 1994

*LIETTE P. GIDLOW, Cornell University

"Getting Out the Vote: Gender, Politics, and Consumer Culture in Grand Rapids, Michigan and Beyond"

*JOSEPH M HAWES, Memphis State University

"Children and Youth Between the Wars"

#DEAN J. KOTLOWSKI, Indiana University

"Politics and Principles: The Civil Rights Policies of the Nixon Administration"

OCTOBER 1993

#LAURA CALKINS, University of Michigan

"University Technical Assistance and Technology Transfer Programs in East and Southeast Asia, 1930-1965"

*SYDNEY HALPERN, University of Illinois, Chicago

"Ethical Constraints in Medical Science: Clinical Testing of Vaccines, 1930-1960"

MARCH 1993

*NANCY COHEN-LACK, Columbia University

"The Problem of Democracy in the Age of Capital: Reconstructing Liberal Political Ideology, 1865-1900"

#ERIC T. DEAN, JR., Yale University

"In Evident Mental Commotion: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and the American Civil War"

#CHRISTOPHER VAUGHN, University of California, Berkeley

"Obfuscating a New Other, Defining a New Self: Public Discourse and the Colonization of the Philippines, 1898-1908"

OCTOBERr 1992

#JEFF A. HALE, Louisiana State University

"Wiretapping the White Panthers: Nixon, the Mitchell Doctrine, and the Fourth Amendment"

*SUZANNE E. SMITH, Yale University

"'Dancing in the Street': Motown & Detroit's Moment of Rebellion"

MARCH 1992

#MARTIN HERSHOCK, University of Michigan

"Liberty and Power in the Old Northwest: Michigan, 1850-1877"

*KRISTIN HOGANSON, Yale University

"Domestic Affairs and American Expansion: Gender, Militarism, and U.S. Foreign Policy"

#TERENCE KEHOE, Ohio State University

"Cleaning Up the Great Lakes: Politics, Policy and Water Pollution Control, 1960-1978"

MARCH 1991

#IRENE HADERLE, Berlin (Germany) Technical University
"German Immigrant Women's Societies in Ann Arbor: 1870-1930"

OCTOBER 1991

*JENNIFER KEENE, Carnegie Mellon University

"Civilians in Uniform: Building an American Mass Army for the Great War"

#KEITH WAILOO, University of Pennsylvania

"Drawing Blood: American Medicine and the Changing Definition of Disease, 1880-1930"

March 1990

*ELIZABETH LEONARD, University of California, Riverside

"Northern Women, Woman's Sphere, and the Civil War: An Historical Study of Gender Stereotypes"

#ALFRED SKERPAN, University of Wisconsin

"Render Unto Caesar, Render Unto God: Defining the Relation of Religion to Public Higher Education at Four American State Universities, 1865-1920"

*THOMAS SUGRUE, Harvard University

"The Origins of the Urban Underclass: Race, Industrial Decline, and Poverty in Detroit, 1940-1980"