2005-2006 Workshops
“Whitefish Bay”
Christopher Miller, Marquette University
“Organizing Chicago’s ‘Silent Majority’: The Citizens Action Program, the Midwest Academy and the ‘New Urban Populism’, 1969-1975”
Steve Hagemann, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
“ ‘The Things that Truly Last’? Privatist Planning, Social Mobility, and the (un)Churching of Philadelphia”
Tom Rzeznik, University of Notre Dame
“D.L. Moody: Revivalism, the Self-Made Man, and the YMCA”
Justin Pettegrew, Loyola University
“Negotiating Modern Life at the Urban Periphery: The Development of the Industrial Suburb of East Chicago, Indiana, 1860-1960”
Tamsen Anderson, University of California at Berkeley
“The Test of Democracy”
Sarah Hardin, University of Kentucky
“ ‘For the Money There Is In It’: Chicago Civil War Attractions During the 1890s”
Jennifer Bridge, Loyola University
“The Great Books in Chicago and Beyond, 2001-Present”
Tim Lacy, Loyola University
“Environmental History of Milwaukee County”
Steve Servais, Marquette University