Tamar Carroll, History
Grassroots Feminism: Direct Action Organizing and Coalition Building for Social Change in New York City
Carol Jacobsen, Art & Design, Women's Studies, American Culture
Imagine Freedom: Women, Incarceration and Resistance
Reshma Jagsi, Medicine
Representation of Women and Minorities in Medical Research: Associations with Researcher Gender and Funding Source
Artemis Leontis, Classical Studies
Intellectual Biography of Eva Palmer Sikelianos
Lydia Li, Social Work
Gender and Elder Care in China
Lisa Kane Low, Nursing, Women's Studies, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Implementing Active Management of Third Stage Labor in Rural Honduras to Prevent Post Partum Hemorrhage
Deborah Sampson, Nursing
An Historical Analysis of State Legislation and Nurse Practitioner Practice Acts: Professional Nursing, Gendered Work Autonomy and Health Policy
Terri Sarris, Screen Arts and Cultures
Ruth Adler Schnee: Michigan Modernist (A Documentary Portrait of Modernism Designer Ruth Adler Schnee)
Elizabeth Wingrove, Political Science, Women's Studies
The Ancient Regime of Letters
Susan Wright, Institute for Research on Women and Gender, Residential College
Feminist Theory and Arms Control
Lawrence LaFountain-Stokes, American Culture, Romance Languages and Literatures
Translocas and Transmachas: Trans Diasporic Puerto Rican Drag
Anna Kirkland, Women's Studies, Political Science
Law and Social Change through Fathers' Rights: A Preliminary Inquiry
Janis Miller, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Urine Chemistries to Objectively Document Effect of Beverage Intake Modifications on Symptoms of Overactive Bladder
Louise O'Brien, Neurology
Sleep-Disordered Breathing as a Risk Factor for Pre-Eclampsia
Heather O'Mahen, Behavioral Sciences - UM Flint
Barriers to Mental Health Treatment Use in Depressed Pregnant Women
Ami Pflugrad-Kackisch, History
Brothers of a Vow: Secret Fraternal Orders and White Male Political Culture in Antebellum Virginia
Shachar Pinsker, Near Eastern Studies
The "Meager" Gifts of Anne Kleiman: Hebrew Poetry by Women in America
Elizabeth Roberts, IRWG, Anthropology
Disturbed Sex: Biomedicine and the Determination of Ambiguous Genitalia in Ecudor
Xiomara Santamarina, English Language and Literature, Center for Afroamerican and African Studies
Genealogical and Historical Research on Eliza Potter, African American Hairdresser and Author of "A Hairdresser's Experience in High Life" (1859)
Ruth Scodel, Classical Studies
Feminism and Classics V: Bringing It All Back Home
Martha Sheil, Music
Margaret Harshaw: A Tribute to Her Vocal Legacy Through Interviews and Observations with Distinguished Teacher/Artists
Sapna Taggar, Education
Nurturing Tradition, Embracing Modernity: Muslim Girls' Quest for Identity in the Post September 11 Era
Amy Young, IRWG
Peer Rejection among Girls as a Risk Factor for Sexual Harassment and Assault
2006 Recipients
Amal Fadlalla, Center for Afroamerican and African Studies; Women's Studies
Transcending the Nation: Engendering Muslim-Sudanese Identities in America
Jessica Fogel, Dance
Where the Book Falls Open: An Evening of Dance
David Halperin and Valerie Traub, English Language and Literature; Women's Studies
Gay Shame
Jennifer Hardacker, Screen Arts and Cultures
Bringing the Voices of HIV positive Caribbean Women to the Discourse on Gender and the Epidemic
Lisa Harris, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Risk Distortions in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Nancy Hunt , History; IRWG; Obstetrics and Gynecology
Accra Re-Mix: Bodies, Gender, and Knowledge in a West African City
Katherine Ibbett , Romance Languages and Literatures
Imagining Compassion: Literature and Fellow-Feeling in Early Modern France
Michelle Kees, Psychiatry; Psychology
Interpersonal Trauma in Mothers: The Differential Impact of Post Trauma Symptoms on Sons and Daughters
Anna Kirkland , Political Science; Women's Studies
Legal and Medical Consciousness among Fat Rights Activists and Members of Overeaters Anonymous
Lynda Lisabeth, Neurology
Gender and Acute Stroke Presentation: Do Women with Stroke Present Differently than Men with Smoke?
Karin Martin, Sociology; Women's Studies
The ABC's of the Birds and the Bees: The Sexual Socialization of Young Children
Tamiko Noll, Nursing
An Ethnography of Preeclampsia: A Cultural Analysis of High-Risk Pregnancy, Disease, and Physical Activity
Megan Sweeney, English Language and Literature; Center for Afroamerican and African Studies
Doing Time, Reading Crime: Cultures of Reading in Women's Prisons
Anjel Vahratian, Obstetrics and Gynecology; Women's Studies
Maternal Morbidity Associated with Infertility Treatment
2005 Recipients
Elizabeth Cole, Women's Studies; CAAS
African American Debutantes: The self conscious construction of feminity, race and class
Pamela Davis-Kean, IRWG
The Influence of Race and Gender in Information Technology Careers
Ruth Dunkle, Social Work
Mothers of Adult Daughters with a Serious Mental Illness: The Experience of African Americans and Whites
Deborah Keller-Cohen, Linguistics; Women's Studies; Education
Gender and Family Interaction Strategies in People over 85 with Low and High Family Contact
Catherine Kim, Obstetrics & Gynecology; Internal Medicine
Support and Advice for Gestational Exercise and Diet (SAGE)
Maria Montoya, History; American Culture
Creating an American Home: Work, Property and Paternalism on the American Landscape, 1900-1960
Nadine Naber, American Culture; Women's Studies
Arab San Francisco: On Gender, Cultural Citizenship and Belonging
Divya Patel, Obstetrics & Gynecology
Utilization of Emergency Contraception: Disentangling Barriers and Improving Access for Women
Denise Sekaquaptewa, Psychology
Gender Stereotypes in the Math Classroom: Assessment, Consequences, and an Intervention
Antonia Villarruel, Nursing
Exploration of Abused Latina Women's HIV Risk Factors and Perceptions: Basis for Development of a Culturally Sensitive HIV Prevention Program
Jamie L. Anderson, Philosophy
Get Real: A Hegelian Analysis of Contemporary Social Issues
Georgina Hickey, History-Dearborn campus
Radical Women and the Friendly City: Feminist Challenges to Urban Gender Segregation in the Twetieth Century
Valerie Kivelson, History
Who was a Witch? Russian Witchcraft Persecution in Comparative Perspective
Jayati Lal, Sociology
CONSUMING MODERNITY THE 'AMerican WAY: AMWAY AND THE GROWTH OF MIDDLE CLASS CONSUMERISM IN INDIA
Ching Kwan Lee, Sociology
Working in China: Ethnographies of Gender, Class and Spatial Inequality in the Chinese Workplace
Lynda Lisabeth, Stroke Program Univ of Michigan Health System
Gender and Acute Stroke Presentation: Do women with stroke present differently than men with stroke?
Christian Matjias, Music and Dance
The Preservation of One's Story: The Video Archivig of Renowned Dancers from the mid 20th century
Stella Nair, History of Art
Defining Boundaries/Defending Borders: Spanish Agression, Guaco Ocllo, and her Struggle for Independence in the Colonial Andes
Qiang Ning, History of Art
Visual History of Chinese Women
Nancy Reame, Nursing
Collecting Oral 'Herstories' from the Veteran Feminists of Michigan: Talking About Feminism Across Generations
Stephanie Rowley, Psychology
Gender Differences in racial socialization, racial identity, feelings of alienation and well being among biracial adolescents
Maria Carla Sanchez, English
The Real America: Realism, Social Reform and the Writing of the Nation, 1830-1865
Catherine Sanok, English
Women Saints of Our Countrie of England': Gender, Religion, and National Identity in Pre-modern England
Michael S.Spencer, Social Work
Developing a Culturally Competent Intervention for Poor Mothers with Depression: A University of Michigan/Detroit Head Start Partnership
Robin M.Wilson, Dance
Slave Moth: a dance theatre work' "On Stage and in Community
Kathryn Babayan, Near Eastern Studies
Celibacy, Marriage and Friendship: Mystical Union with God and the Cultivation of the Ars Erotica
Carol F.Karlsen, History and Women's Studies
After Salem: The Transformation of the Witch in American Culture
Lora Box Lempart, Sociology at UM Dearborn
Deconstructing Wife Abuse In South America
Lisa Kane Low, OB/GYN
Adolescents' Experiences of Childbirth: "Nothing is Simple" part 2
Karin A.Martin, Sociology
William Wants a Doll; Can He Have One? Child Care Experts and Gender-Neutral Child Rearing
James Steward, University of Michigan Museum of Art, History of Art
Conversation with Traditions: Nilma Sheikh and Shahzia Silkander
Lucia M.Suarez, Spanish, Department of Romance Languages
The Psyche in Pain: The Making of Caribbean Memory
Alisse Theodore, English Language and Literature
The Role of Conversation Rhetorics in Social Change: Woman Suffrage and Women's Liberation
Martha Vicinus, English
Cosmopolitan Women: American and English Expatriate Writers (1890-1920)
MeikoYoshihama, Social Work
A Participatory Action Research on Domestic Violence in Asian Pacific Islander (API) Communities in Southeast Michigan
Amy M.Young, U of M Substance Abuse Research Center
Adolescents' Sexual Inferences about Drinking Women
Poonam Arora, Film Studies, Department of Humanities, Dearborn Campus
Film
Biography of Indira Gandhi
Cynthia Arslanian-Engoren, Nursing
Treatment Seeking Decisions of Women with
Symptoms of Acute Myocardial Infarction
Ted Bader, Center for Political Studies and Institute for Social Research
Emotional Equality and Democratic Representation: Gender, Stereotypes, and
Emotion in Election Campaigns
Susan Frazier-Kouassi, Research Center for Group Dynamics and Institute for
Social Research
Gender and Mental Health Research: Patterns, Problems, and
Promising Directions
Carol Karlsen, History
After Salem: The Transformation of the Witch in
American Culture
Jayati Lal, Sociology and Women's Studies
Fabricating Class, Assembling
Gender: Women Workers and the Cultural Politics of Modernity in Delhi's
Television and Garment Factories
Piotr Michalowski, Near Eastern Studies
Mistress Who Sparkles Like the Stars
of the Heavens: The Sumerian Goddess of Writing
Mary Ann O'Connor, Women's Education Center, Flint Campus
Issues in Women's
Citizenship: Local and Global Assessments
Melita Schaum, English and Women's Studies, Dearborn Campus
The Reading
Pagoda (Creative Nonfiction Memoir)
Amy Schulz, Public Health
Intersectionality, Neighborhood Context, and Health
in Detroit
Rebecca Upton, Center for the Ethnography of Everyday Life and Anthropology
"Does the Womb Go to the Head if You have HIV?": Linking Infertility
and AIDS Among Women in Botswana
Katherine Alaimo, Public Health
"We Don't Just Grow Vegetables, We Grow
Values.": An Exploration of the Social, Spiritual, and Nutritional
Development of Urban Community Gardeners in Flint, MI
Janet Finn, Anthropology and Social Work
Women Building Community: History,
Practice, and Possibility
Ann Ruggles Gere, Education
Becoming Indian Teachers: The Self-Fashioning of
Native American Women
Melissa Gross, Kinesiology
Role of a Professional Society in the Careers of
Women Scientists: 25 Years of Participation in the American Society of
Biomechanics
David Halperin, English
Valerie Traub, English Proposal for an
Interdisciplinary International Conference: Lesbianism Before Lesbianism
Ching Kwan Lee, Sociology
Migrating Struggles: Living Labor, the Body and the
Law in the Chinese Reform
Ram Mahalingam, Psychology
Cultural Psychology of Gender: Antecedents to
Female Neglect and Feticide
Peggy McCracken, Romance Languages
& Literatures and Women's Studies Only
Women Bleed: Blood, Gender, and Medieval Literature
Jonathan Metzl, Psychiatry and Women's Studies
A Cultural Analysis of
'Diagnostic Bracket Creep': Gender, Life Stages, and SSRI Anti-Depressants
Laurie Morgan, Sociology and Women's Studies
Career Outcomes of Women in
Science and Engineering
Ann Shields, Psychology
Family Relationships, Emotional Development, and
Gender Differences in Depression in Early Adolescence
Kristine Siefert/Carol Boyd, Social Work, Nursing and Substance Abuse
Research Center
Estimating the Impact of Welfare Reform on a Hidden Population
of Women Drug Offenders and Their Children
Enid Sutherland, Music
Proposal for support to complete and prepare scored of
"Daphne and Apollo Remade".
Lauren Talalay, Classics and Kelsey Museum
'Hidden Things': An Exhibition on
Memory and Homosexuality in the Poems of Constantine Cavafy and the Etchings of
David Hockney
Richard Tolman, Social Work
Trapped by Poverty, Trapped by Abuse 'Third
Research Conference'
Tomás Almaguer, Sociology and American Culture
Sin Vergüenza (Shameless):
An Interdisciplinary Conference on Latino/a Sexuality
Carolyn Balducci, Residential College
Marta Abba (1900-1988)
Crisca Bierwert, Institute for Research on Women & Gender
African
Immigrant Women's Health in Detroit
Tabbye M. Chavous, Psychology
Laura Kohn, Psychology
Gender, Ethnicity, and
Interpersonal Violence
Stephanie Fonda, Institute for Social Research
Gender Differences in the
Depression-Health Relation among Middle-aged and Elderly Americans
Lisa Harris, Obstetrics & Gynecology
Technological Reproduction and the
Construction of Women's Infertility: In Vitro Fertilization in the United States
- 1978-1990
Leslie Hollingsworth, Social Work
Factors Associated with Compliance with
Service Agreements Among Women Whose Children are in Foster Care: A Preliminary
Study
Karen Honeycutt, Sociology
Up the Ladder, Awkwardly: An Exploratory,
Comparative Study of Upward Social Mobility by Working-Class Women and Men in
the U.S., Canada, and England
Eileen Morgan, English
Éire Waves: the Radio and Domestic Change in the
Republic of Ireland, 1926-1958
Maureen Phipps, Obstetrics & Gynecology
Naming Fathers on Birth
Certificates: Confronting Women's Obstacles
Cynthia Pomerleau, Psychiatry and Nicotine Research Laboratory
Focus Groups
for Weight-Concerned Women with Diverse Demographic Profiles
Robin Queen, Germanic Languages & Literature and Linguistics
Lesbian Ways
with Words
Beth Glover Reed, Social Work and Women's Studies
Intersectionality and
Resistance in Multicultural/Pro-equity Learning and Teaching
Jennifer Robertson, Anthropology and Women's Studies
The Gendered Politics of
"Blood"
Margaret Somers, Sociology and History
From Poverty to Perversity:
Malthusianizing, "Othering," Animalizing, Marketizing, Bastardizing,
Commodifying, Rationalizing, Racializing, Demonizing, Infantalizing, Feminizing,
Sexualizing, and Engendering the Poor Over Two Centuries of Welfare Reform
Louise K. Stein, Music
Songs of Venus: Women's Voices and the Role of Gender
in the Performance Practice of Hispanic Baroque Opera and Musical Theater
Hitomi Tonomura, History and Women's Studies
The World of Lady Nijô: Status,
Sex, and Solitude in Medieval Japan
Kathleen Faller, Social Work
Saint Joseph County Forensic Interview Project:
How Boy and Girl Victims Differ
Linda Groat, Architecture & Urban Planning
The Hidden Value of
'Relational Practice' in Architectural Education: The Contributions of Faculty
Women
Denise Howard, Obstetrics & Gynecology
Racial Differences in the Stress
Continence Control System of Nulliparous and Primiparous Women
Nancy Hunt, History, Obstetrics and Gynecology
Timothy Johnson,
Obstetrics, Gynecology and Women's Studies
Women's Health in the City of
Accra (Ghana)
Arlene Keizer, English
A "Cage of Obscene Birds": Technologies of
Sex and the Deployment of Sexuality at the Margins
Edith Kieffer, Public Health
Hispanic Women's Perspectives on Physical Activity and Health
Nichole Pinkard, Education
Research Group on Gender and Educational
Technology
Catherine Squires, Center for Afroamerican & African Studies and
Communication Studies
Women and Race in Sports Journalism
Valerie Traub, English and Women's Studies
The Renaissance of Lesbianism in
Early Modern England
Elaine Gazda, Kelsey Museum of Archaeology and History
Women and the Cult of
Bacchus in Roman Italy: The Villa of the Mysteries at Pompeii Revisited
Sherrie Kossoudji, Social Work and Economics
Why Didn't Legalization Matter
For Women? An Investigation into the Gender Differences in the Impact of IRCA on
the Economic Mobility of Formerly Unauthorized Workers
Joanne Leonard, Art and Women's Studies
Imagining Emigration: The Album and
the Letters
Ram Mahalingam, Psychology
Essentialism, Power and Folk Theories about Gender
among Tamils: A Developmental Study
Regina Morantz-Sanchez, History
The Making of the American Jewish Middle
Class
Ann Stoler, Anthropology, History and Women's Studies
The Gender of Politics
of the French Radical Right: Assessing Where Women Stand in a Moment of Crisis
Susie Tharu, Women's Studies
Gender, Citizenship and the Law in Postcolonial
India
Mieko Yoshihama, Social Work
An International Study of Women's Health and
Domestic Violence - Japan: The Prevalence, Risk and Protective Factors, and
Health Consequences
Naomi Andre, Music
Subverting the Expected: Verdi, Character, and Vocal Types
for Women's Lower Voices
Deborah Carr, Sociology and Survey Research Center
Women's Self-Employment:
Why Does the Gender Pay Gap Persist?
Terrie Epstein, Education
Gendering the Past? Urban Children's and
Adolescents' Views
Richard Ford, Anthropology, Biology and Museum of Anthropology
The Two-Spirit
(a.k.a. Berdache) Gender in Prehistoric North America
Susan Gelman, Psychology
Essentialist Beliefs about Gender in Children
Siobán Harlow, Public Health
Methods and Measures: Emerging Strategies for
Women's Health Research
Kristin Harrison, Communication Studies and Research Center for Group
Dynamics
Women Viewing Women's Sports: The Body Benefits of Sports Spectatorship
Nancy Hunt, History and Medicine
Gender Politics, Youth Cultures, and
Reproductive Health Care in Kinshasa (Congo-Zaire) since 1945
Karin Martin, Sociology and Women's Studies
Gendered Bodies: Doing Gender in
Three Groups of Undergraduate Women
Jacqueline Mattis, Psychology and Women's Studies
The Role of Gender
Socialization in the Religious and Spiritual Development of African-American Men
Suzanne Raitt, English
May Sinclair and the Sadness of Modernity
Beth Glover Reed, Social Work and Women's Studies
Women, Men, Minorities and
the Climate for Research Productivity: Organizational Processes and Quality of
Worklife
Denise Sekaquaptewa, Psychology
When is Being Different Detrimental? The
Effects of Solo Status on the Test Performance of Caucasian and African-American
Women
Patricia Simons, History of Art and Women's Studies
Valerie Traub, English,
Women's Studies
Lesbianism in the Renaissance: Words and Images
Jon-Kar Zubieta, Psychiatry and Medicine
Mu Opiod Receptor Involvement in
Alcohol Dependence and Alcohol Craving in Women
Ruth Behar, Anthropology and Women's Studies
An Afro-Cuban Family Living the
Revolution
Sueann Caulfield, History and Residential College
In Defense of Honor:
Morality, Modernity, and Nation in Brazil, 1918-1945
Susan Contratto, Psychology and Women's Studies
University of Michigan
Multidisciplinary Rape Project
Constance Cook, Education and Center for Research on Learning and Teaching
The Impact of Instructor's Gender on Student Evaluations of College Teaching:
Experiences, Perceptions and Concerns of University of Michigan Faculty
Barbara Frederickson, Psychology, Women's Studies and Research Center for
Group Dynamics
Psychological Costs of Self-Objectification in Women: Exploring
Differences and Similarities Across Ethnicities and Sexual Orientations
Siobán Harlow, Public Health
Methods and Measures: Emerging Strategies for
Women's Health Research
Ann Chih Lin, Political Science and Public Policy
Women's Work and Political
Assimilation: The Case of Arab-American Immigrant Women
Carla O'Connor, Education
Through the Fire: Exploring the Educational
Resilience of Black Women of Low Income and Working Class Origins
Sonya Rose, History, Sociology and Women's Studies
Redefining the Nation in
World War II Britain: Conceptions of Citizenship During the "People's
War"
Patricia Simons, History of Art and Women's Studies
The Rhetorics and Rituals
of (Un)veiling in Early Modern Europe
Maureen Walton, UM Alcohol Research Center
Frederic Blow, Psychiatry
Sharon
Mudd, UM Alcohol Research Center
Differences Among Women in Relapse Risk
Following Substance Abuse Treatment
Mieko Yoshihama, Social Work
Interaction of Gender, Race and Class: An
Examination of Domestic Violence Against Low Income Women of Color
Elsa Barkley Brown, Center for Afroamerican & African Studies
Considering
the Social Identities of African American Men
Susan E. Crowell, Art and Residential College
Women Potters of Kyushu
Sandra Klein Danziger, Social Work and Public Policy
Effects of Welfare on
Maternal Mental Health, Parenting, and Child Development
Hemalata Dandekar, Center for South & Southeast Asia and Architecture
& Urban Planning
Feminists for Adequate Housing
Frieda Ekotto, Romance Languages & Literature
Women Writing Africa
Beth Glover Reed, Social Work and Women's Studies
Organizational Features of
Programs for Women with Problems with Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD)
Susan Juster, History
Gender and Evangelicalism in the Age of Revolution:
Women Preachers in Canada, Britain, and America
Carol Karlsen, History and Women's Studies
The Salem Witch Outbreak of 1692:
A History in Documents
Kimberlee J. Kearfott, Nuclear Engineering, Radiological Sciences and
Biomedical Engineering
Gender and Access in Engineering Education at the
University of Michigan
Donald R. Kinder, Center for Political Studies and Political Science
We Beg
to Differ: The Effects of Gender on Political Values and Policy Attitude
Formation
Stuart Kirsch, Anthropology
Yonggom Women and the Ok Tedi Mine (Papau New
Guinea)
Earl Lewis, Center for Afroamerican & African Studies and History
"Are You Color Blind?" Race, Love, and Gender in the Rhinelander Case
Rosario Montoya, Anthropology
Gender's Place: Feminist Anthropologies of
Latin America Across the Americas
Penny F. Pierce, Nursing
Knowledge, Beliefs, and Preferences of Women
Concerning Breast Cancer Treatment
Yopie Prins, English and Comparative Literature
Sappho in Victorian England
Nancy E. Reame, Nursing and Women's Studies
A Follow-up Study of the
Surrogate Mother Experience: Ten Years Later
Carolyn Sampselle, Nursing, Women's Studies and Medicine
Women's Voices: The
Birth Experience
Terry G. Wilfong, Kelsey Museum of Archeology and Near Eastern Studies
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