Consultants
The National Center has invited scholars in selected academic disciplines to write brief essays summarizing the impact of the new scholarship on women on their disciplines. These essays identify and explain the issues to be confronted as faculty in these disciplines revise their courses to include the information and perspectives provided by this scholarship. Completed essays are available from the Center (see Publications list).
Anthropology Louise Lamphere, University of New Mexico
Art Linnea Dietrich, Miami University Diane Smith Hurd, Art Academy of Cincinnati
Biology Bonnie Spanier, University at Albany, SUNY
British Literature Susan Wolfson, Princeton University
Composition Lynn Worsham, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Economics Julie Nelson, Brandeis University
Education Madeleine Grumet and Kate McCoy, CUNY--Brooklyn College
European History Sylvia Schafer and Merry Wiesner, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Geography Janice Monk, University of Arizona
Health Sue Rosser, University of Florida, Gainesville
Music J. Michele Edwards, Macalester College
Philosophy Andrea Nye, University of Wisconsin, Whitewater
Political Science Virginia Sapiro, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Psychology Margaret Madden and Nancy Russo, Arizona State University
Sociology Jaqueline Johnson and Barbara Risman, North Carolina State University
U.S. History Nancy Hewitt, Duke University