2003-2004 Workshops
“Education’s Enclave: Black Schooling in Baltimore, 1825-1859”
Hilary Moss, Brandeis University
“Forces of Democracy: Violence, the State, and the Political Culture of Reconstruction”
Carole Emberton, Northwestern University
“Persisting in the Shadow of Steel: Community Formation and Survival in Mexican South Chicago, 1919-1939”
Michael Innis-Jimenez, University of Iowa
“Sites of Lost Dwelling: The Archaic City in the Social Imagination of Post-World War II Urbanism”
Anthony Raynsford, University of Chicago
“The Architecture of Public School Buildings in Boston in the Nineteenth Century”
Rachel Rommel, University of Chicago
“Making a Democratic Culture: The Great Books, Mortimer Adler, and Twentieth-Century America”
Tim Lacy, Loyola University Chicago
“ ‘Entertainment for Men:’ Playboy and the Construction of Masculinity, 1953-1986”
Elizabeth Fraterrigo, Loyola University Chicago
“City of Mass Production: Building, Living, and Managing Detroit, America’s First Automobile Metropolis, 1915-1945”
Matthew Daley, Bowling Green State University
“Mestizaje Meets the Color Line: Mexicans and Racial Formation in Chicago, East Chicago, and Gary, 1917-1960”
Michael McCoyer, Northwestern University