Post by ENGAGE administrator on Jan 29, 2013 16:35:21 GMT -5
Do your research interests include U.S. women’s history and women’s Studies? Purdue welcomed this year Dr.Tracey Jean Boisseau
Associate Professor & Director of Women's Studies. Dr. Boisseau joined us from University of Akron where she specialized in U.S. women’s history and women’s Studies. She is the author of several books including White Queen: May French Sheldon and the Imperial Origins of American Feminist Identity (IU Press, 2004) and she edited a critical edition of May French Sheldon’s Sultan to Sultan: Adventures among the Masai and other Tribes.
Professor Boisseau received her PhD in 1996 from SUNY Binghamton, with major fields in U.S. women’s history and African-American women’s history; her MA from Georgetown University (1988); and her BA from Suffolk University (1985).
You can get in touch with Dr. Boisseau at tjboisseau@purdue.edu.
Associate Professor & Director of Women's Studies. Dr. Boisseau joined us from University of Akron where she specialized in U.S. women’s history and women’s Studies. She is the author of several books including White Queen: May French Sheldon and the Imperial Origins of American Feminist Identity (IU Press, 2004) and she edited a critical edition of May French Sheldon’s Sultan to Sultan: Adventures among the Masai and other Tribes.
Professor Boisseau received her PhD in 1996 from SUNY Binghamton, with major fields in U.S. women’s history and African-American women’s history; her MA from Georgetown University (1988); and her BA from Suffolk University (1985).
You can get in touch with Dr. Boisseau at tjboisseau@purdue.edu.
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