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Professor of History ssundberg@ucmo.edu 620-543-8698 Wood 136K Department of History, Anthropology, Africana Studies and Social Studies University of Central Missouri Warrensburg, MO. 64093 RESEARCH Women in early America Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in history
Ph. D. Louisiana State University 2001 M. A. University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire (History) 1984 M.A.T. College of St. Thomas (now University of St. Thomas) 1978 B. A. Earlham College (Political Science) 1973
Tulane University, Graduate Program in History Certification Certification from Minnesota, Wisconsin and Louisiana departments of elementary and secondary education for Social Studies (grades 7-12).
2009 Sabbatical, Fall semester 2006 New Faculty Achievement Award, College of Arts and Sciences, Central Missouri State University 2005 Faculty Research Days Award, first place, juried selection of paper in the category of Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Center for Teaching and Learning, Central Missouri State University 2003 Faculty Fellow, Center for Teaching and Learning, Central Missouri State University 2002 College of Arts and Sciences, Nominee, Distinguished Dissertation Award, Louisiana State University 1988, 1989 Graduate Fellowship, Department of History, Tulane University 1984 Honorary Fellowship, Department of History University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1984 Election to Phi Kappa Phi, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1983 Election to Phi Alpha Theta, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
1969-1971 John and Laura Besselman Scholarship, Earlham College ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Present-2013 Professor, University of Central Missouri 2012-2007 Associate Professor, University of Central Missouri 2006-2002 Assistant Professor, University of Central Missouri 2002-1997 Lecturer, Emporia State University 1997-1991 & 1980-1977 Teacher, Social Studies and Advanced Placement U.S. history, three high schools
2007 Member, Committee of Examiners, Major Field Test in History, Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey 2007 Advanced Placement Course Audit Review (Review Course Syllabi), Educational Testing Service 2007-1994 Reader, Advanced Placement U.S. History Exam 8X Educational Testing Service; Table Leader, 3X 1986-1985 Site/Shop Manager, Pentagon Barracks Historic Site Foundation for Historical Louisiana, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 1985-1984 Project Historian, Architectural Survey, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, State Historical Society of Wisconsin
U.S. History survey to 1877 and 1877 to the present Colonial America * Revolution and Republic * History of the Westward Movement Women in America * Writing in the Social Sciences Colloquium (graduate, including online sections) *Courses include sections that utilize Reacting to the Past critical thinking games.
Thesis Advisor for three Master’s Theses: 2010 Tina Ellsworth, “Missouri Newspapers and the Equal Rights Amendment 1972-1973” 2009 Peter Johnson, “The Origin and Nature of Indian Slavery in Colonial St. Louis”
Society of Missouri, 2009 2007 Shannon Whetzel, “Mary Smiser, a ‘New Woman’ in the Historic Preservation Movement” Member of two MA thesis committees Member of seventeen comprehensive exam committees for MA in history program Project Advisor for three academic programs: 2013 MA in history public history project 2010 McNair Scholar 2009 Honors College Advisor for two MA, public history internships: Supervised twelve undergraduate and graduate research papers for conference presentations, 2002 - 2015. Co-Faculty Evaluator for Social Studies Education majors seeking admission to the Teacher Education Program (average 10 per semester) 2002-2013; 7X, 2013/2014 GRANTS 2015 Institutional Improvement Grant, Center for Teaching and Learning, University of Central Missouri 2015- 2013 Co-Project Investigator, “Created Equal: America’s Civil Rights Struggle” part of the “Bridging Cultures” initiative National Endowment for the Humanities and Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History 2009 Level II Research, University of Central Missouri 2008 Mini Grant for Research, University of Central Missouri 2005 Michael Kraus Research Grant in American Colonial History, American Historical Association 2005 Creative Assistance Grant, University of Central Missouri 2005 Teaching Development Grant, University of Central Missouri 2004 Franklin Research Grant, American Philosophical Society 1985 Travel to Collections Grant, National Endowment for the Humanities 1984 Phi Kappa Phi Research Grant, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
with Carol Fairbanks (Metuchen, New Jersey: Scarecrow Press, 1983).
Articles with Adam Sundberg, “Happy Land: Women Land Owners in West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana: 1813-1845” Agricultural History 90, (Winter 2016), 484-510 “Lucy Alston Pirrie: A Woman’s Life in Early Louisiana (1772-1833),” in Mary Farmer Kaiser and Shannon Frystak eds., Louisiana Women Their Lives and Times, Volume 2, a volume in the series Southern Women: Their Lives and Times (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 2016), 85-100 “Women and Property in Early Louisiana: Legal Systems at Odds, Journal of the Early Republic” 32 (Winter 2012), 633-665 “‘Picturing the Past:’ Farm Women on the Grasslands Frontier, 1850-1890,” Great Plains Quarterly 30 (Summer 2010), 203-219 “An Investigation of Exam Essay Questions on Learning in United States History Survey Classes” The History Teacher 40, no. 1 (November 2006), 59-68 “A Female Planter from West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana: The Letters of Rachel O’Connor” Louisiana History 47 (Winter 2006), 39-62
"A Female Frontier: Manitoba Farm Women in 1922." Prairie Forum 16, no. 2 (1991), 185- 204
"A Farm Woman on the Minnesota Prairie: The Letters of Mary E. Carpenter, Minnesota History 51 (Spring 1989), 186-193 WORKS IN PROGRESS Book: Property and Place: Women and the Law of Property in Early Louisiana Research “A Phenomenological Investigation of “Reacting to the Past” Pedagogy on History Learning and Engagement in the Undergraduate Classroom” PUBLICATIONS, OTHER Books Intensive Survey Report: Architectural and Historical Survey Project. Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin with Joan Rausch (Madison: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1985) Articles “Lessons from Two Careers on the Value of Social Studies Education,” Renaissance: A Magazine of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 7 (2014), 40-41. “Finding History, Leaving a Legacy,” with Jon Taylor, Renaissance: A Magazine of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 6 (2013), 8-9. Encyclopedia Entries “Rachel O’Connor,” Know-LA encyclopedia of Louisiana, History, Culture and Community, Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, www.knowla.org
Sarah Wilkerson Freeman in Journal of Southern History 82 no 3 (August 2016), 717- 718
in Journal of the Early Republic 35 (Spring 2015), 141-143 Wild Frenchmen and Frenchified Indians: Material Culture and Race in Colonial Louisiana by Sophie White in Missouri Historical Review 109 (October 2014), 70-71 Defiant Brides, The Untold Story of Two Revolutionary-Era Women and the Radical Men They Married by Nancy Rubin Stuart in The History Teacher 47 (May 2014), 468-469 Dolley Madison: The Problem of National Unity by Catherine Allgor in The History Teacher 47 (November 2013), 131-132 “Why Won’t You Just Tell Us the Answer?” Teaching Critical Thinking in Grades 7-12, by Bruce Lesh, in The History Teacher 45 (August 2012), 636
H- SAWH (September 2010) http://www.h-net.org/reviews/review_browse.php?list_id=66&page=1
Keith C. Barton in The History Teacher 42 (May 2009), 381-382 Civil War Films for Teachers and Historians by William Russell III in The History Teacher 42 (November 2008), 125 American Confluence: The Missouri Frontier from Borderland to Border State by Stephen Aron in Ohio Valley History 7 (2007), 80-81 HERS, HIS AND THEIRS: Community Property in Spain & Early Texas, by Jean Stuntz Louisiana History 68 (2007), 449-450 French, Cajun, Creole, Houma: A Primer on Francophone Louisiana by Carl Brasseaux in Journal of Southern History 72 (2006), 449-450 Gardens of New Spain, How Mediterranean Plants and Foods Changed America by William W. Dunmire in Plant Science Bulletin 52 (Fall 2006), 102-103 Nature’s Government: Science, Imperial Britain and the Improvement of the World by Richard Drayton in Plant Science Bulletin 48 (Spring 2002), 29-30 Dust Bowl Diary by Ann Marie Low in Annals of Iowa, A Quarterly Journal of History 48, (1985), 94 Women and Indians on the Frontier, 1825-1915 by Glenda Riley Minnesota History, 49 (1985), 204-205 Book Notices: Truman’s Grandview Farm by Jon Taylor Renaissance: A Magazine of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences 5 (2012), 38 The Checkered Years: A Bonanza Farm Diary, 1884-1888, ed. by Mary Boynton Cowdry, Annals of Iowa, A Quarterly Journal of History 50 (Fall 1990), 711 CONFERENCE PAPERS AND TALKS Invited Talks 2010 “Property and Place: Women Landholders in West Feliciana, 1780-1835,: with Adam Sundberg, Hemispheric Freedom Symposium, sponsored by the Baton Rouge Area Foundation, Irene W. and C. B. Pennington Foundation and Louisiana State University Law Center, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2009 “All the Existing Property . . . Being the Product Mutual Duties and Labors,” Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society, Johnson County Community College, Overland Park, Kansas 2002 “Teaching with Documents: Women in Early Louisiana,” Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 1985 "Farm women on the Nineteenth-Century Agricultural Frontier: A Reassessment" Berdhal-Rolvaag Lecture Series, Nordland Fest, Augustana College, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
2015 “Remembering Constance Rochon Duplantier of Historic Magnolia Mound Plantation Baton Rouge, Louisiana,” Gulf South History and Humanities Conference, Natchez, Mississippi 2012 “Lucy Alston Pirrie: A Woman’s Life in Early Louisiana,” Louisiana Historical Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans 2009 “Property and Place: Women and the Land in Early West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana,” Eighth Southern Conference on Women’s History, Southern Association of Women Historians, University of South Carolina, Columbia 2008 “‘Picturing the Past’: Farmwomen on the Minnesota Prairie Frontier: 1850-1900,” Women and Gender Historians of the Midwest, Mount St. Joseph College, Cincinnati, Ohio 2007 “Under Her Authority: Women and Property in Early Louisiana,” Canadian Historical Association Annual Meeting, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada 2007 “Women, the Law and Identity in Early Louisiana,” 121st Annual Meeting, American Historical Association, Atlanta, Georgia 2006 “Women in Mississippi and Louisiana, 1782-1835: A Comparison of Wealth- Holding Under Civil and Common Law,” Annual Meeting, Organization of American Historians/National Council on Public History, Washington, D.C. 2005 “An Investigation of the Effects of Exam Essay Questions on Learning in United States History Survey Classes,” International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 2005 “Legal Systems at Odds: Marriage Contracts, Wills and Women’s Property in Spanish West Florida and Early Louisiana,” Louisiana Historical Society Annual Meeting, Lafayette, Louisiana 2004 “Women and the Law of Property under Civil Law in Early Louisiana, 1782- 1835,” 50th Congrès Annuel, Society for French Historical Studies, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Paris, France. 2004 “Women and Wealth in Civil Law Louisiana and Selected Common Law Jurisdictions,” Tenth Annual Conference, The Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture, Northhampton, Massachusetts 2003 “Lives and Law: Case Studies of Three Women and the Law of Property in Early Louisiana,” Sixth Southern Conference on Women’s History, Southern Association of Women Historians, University of Georgia, Athens 2002 “Reassessing the Letters of Rachel O’Connor, A Female Planter in Early Louisiana,” Louisiana Historical Association Annual Meeting, New Iberia, Louisiana. 2000 “Women of Means in Colonial and Early National Feliciana and Baton Rouge, Louisiana 1782-1835, Fifth Southern Conference on Women’s History, Southern Association of Women Historians, University of Richmond, Virginia
1986 "A Quantitative Examination of the Homes Lives of Manitoba Farm Women in 1922" American Farm Women in Historical Perspective Conference, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wisconsin 1985 "A Farmwoman on the Minnesota Prairie Frontier: The Letters of Mary E. Carpenter, 1870-1889." 28th Annual Missouri Valley History Conference, University of Nebraska-Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska 1982 "Farmwomen on the Canadian Prairie Frontier: The Helpmate Image." 17th Annual Northern Great Plains History Conference, Bemidji State University, Bemidji, Minnesota
2014 Discussant, Roundtable, “Adventures in On-Line Courses, Distance Learning and MOOCs,” Louisiana Historical Association Annual Meeting, Hammond, Louisiana. 2014 Commentator and Chair, “The Empire of Liberty Realized: Economic and Intellectual Development in the Age of Jefferson,” Conference on Missouri History, Jefferson City, Missouri 2013 Commentator and Chair, “Women’s Agency in the Southern Mississippi Valley,” Graduate History Conference, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 2008 Discussant, Roundtable, “Women between Cultures in Early North America,” The Fourteenth Berkshire Conference on Women in History, Minneapolis, Minnesota. 2008 Commentator and Chair, “Gender and Law in the Early English, French and Spanish South,” Southern Historical Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana 2006 Commentator, “A Landscape Portrait of Women’s Studies Programs in the Midwest,” Mid-America Conference on History, Cincinnati, Ohio 2006 Commentator, “Missouri History and Biography,” Missouri Conference on History, Sedalia, Missouri 2005 Commentator, “American Indians” Northern Great Plains History Conference, Eau Claire, Wisconsin SERVICE Department: Present-2016 Member, Social Studies Steering Committee Present-2014 Advisor, Kappa-Lambda Chapter, Phi Alpha Theta 2016-2013 Co-Coordinator, M.A. Program in History 2016-2011 Assessment Committee 2016-2009 Co-Chair and Chair, Graduate Committee 2009-2007 Coordinator, M.A. Program in History 2005-2002 Coordinator, Department Speaker Series Multiple job search committees
2016 Member, Constitution Week Planning Committee 2016-2014 Member, College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Assessment Committee 2015 International Affairs Committee 2013 Co-Chair, International Affairs Committee 2016-2013 Member, Graduate Council 2014-2013 Member, Sustainability Course Review Committee 2011 Member, Ad-Hoc Committee (University Reorganization) 2010-2007 Member, Graduate Council 2010-2007 Member, Honor’s College Advisory Board 2008-2005 Member, Carnegie Academy of Scholarship and Teaching (CASTL) Committee 2010-2008 President, Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society 2008-2006 Vice President, Phi Kappa Phi 2008-2005 Member, Women’s Studies Program Advisory Board 2010 Presenter, “Reacting to the Past: Teaching with Critical Thinking Games,” Center for Teaching and Learning Professional 2016 Manuscript review, Truman University Press. 2015 Member, Membership Committee, Southern Historical Association 2014 Chair, A. Elizabeth Taylor Article Prize Committee, Southern Association of Women Historians 2009 Member, Committee on Teaching, Southern Association of Women Historians 2011 Member, Julia Cherry Spruill Book Prize Committee, Southern Association of Women Historians 2011 Manuscript Review, Journal of Canadian Studies. Organized multiple conference panels
2016-2003 Judge, Senior Papers, National History Day in Missouri, seven times 2013-2012 Member, Archival Committee, Pioneer Bluffs (historic farm) Matfield Green, Kansas PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Historical Association (continuous since 2001) Louisiana Historical Association Organization of American Historians (since 1984) Society for Historians of the Early Republic Southern Association of Women Historians (lifetime member) Southern Historical Association Updated: Fall 2016 Download 57.4 Kb. Share with your friends:
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