2009-2010 Workshops
“The Ragged Edge of Nonentity: Tramps and Tramping”
Paul Durica, University of Chicago
“Reordering Chicago: Expressway Politics, Individual Choice, and the New Regional, Social, and Commercial Geography”
David Spatz, University of Chicago
“The Ragged Edge of Nonentity: Tramps and Tramping”
Paul Durica, University of Chicago
“Reordering Chicago: Expressway Politics, Individual Choice, and the New Regional, Social, and Commercial Geography”
David Spatz, University of Chicago
“The African Infant School in the Organ Factory Basement: Multi-Storied Spaces in Early 19th-Century Manhattan”
Jennifer Hull, University of Wisconsin - Madison
“The African Infant School in the Organ Factory Basement: Multi-Storied Spaces in Early 19th-Century Manhattan”
Jennifer Hull, University of Wisconsin - Madison
“Reshaping Ethnic Boundaries in Response to Racial Diversity, 1960s Chicago”
Margaret Lee, University of Wisconsin - Madison
“Texas in Tension: Federal Politics and Regional Growth in Mid-Century Austin”
Dale Winling, University of Michigan
Reshaping Ethnic Boundaries in Response to Racial Diversity, 1960s Chicago
Margaret Lee, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Texas in Tension: Federal Politics and Regional Growth in Mid-Century Austin
Dale Winling, University of Michigan
“Constructing Citizenship: Industrial Americanization and Loyalty in Red Chicago, 1917 - 1922”
Kathryn Wegner, University of Illinois, Chicago
“Constructing Citizenship: Industrial Americanization and Loyalty in Red Chicago, 1917 - 1922”
Kathryn Wegner, University of Illinois, Chicago
“Theater Culture: ‘Redpemptive Recreation’ in McVicker’s Theater”
Jessica Westphal, University of Chicago
“Theater Culture: ‘Redpemptive Recreation’ in McVicker’s Theater”
Jessica Westphal, University of Chicago
“ ‘When you ride alone you ride with Hitler’: Conservation and Sacrifice during the Second World War”
Sarah Frohardt-Lane, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
“ ‘When you ride alone you ride with Hitler’: Conservation and Sacrifice during the Second World War”
Sarah Frohardt-Lane, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
“Paying for God’s Work: Philanthropy, Insurance, and the Problems of Budget in an Urban Hospital, Los Angeles in the 1960s”
Jennifer Vanore, University of Chicago
“Paying for God’s Work: Philanthropy, Insurance, and the Problems of Budget in an Urban Hospital, Los Angeles in the 1960s”
Jennifer Vanore, University of Chicago
“The Methadone Era: The Politics of Drug Treatment in 1970s New York”
Maureen Mahoney, University of Wisconsin - Madison
“The Methadone Era: The Politics of Drug Treatment in 1970s New York”
Maureen Mahoney, University of Wisconsin - Madison