Photo courtesy of Mrittika Shahita
Congratulations to our peers who just earned their Master of Arts in Women’s History from Sarah Lawrence College! We are happy to recognize them here at RE/VISIONIST along with their thesis topics:
Dominique Agri
The Evolution of Wonder Woman
Kristen Bretz
The Private is Political: The Shifts in the Reproductive Rights Movement Following the Roe v. Wade Supreme Court Decision
Christina Burton
Unorthodox Sexualities: Gay Liberation and Same-Sex Marriage 1970-1974
Anne Louise Cranwell
“Don’t You Talk About My Mama!”: Black Women Writers and Motherhood in the Era of the Underclass
Lauren Fisch
Kitty Marion
Yie Foong
Frame Up in Monroe: The Mae Mallory Story
Christine Frieman
Redefining Respectability: Women and Coney Island at the Turn of the Century
Rachel Good
The Essential Woman
Megan Knighton
The Making of a Symbol: The Relationship between Women and Prozac
Mareen Lahey
Abraham Lincoln: A Gendered History, 1860 – 1865
Dorothy Lewis
Black Lives in the Brass City: An Undocumented Source of Migrant Lives After Migration to The Industrial City of Waterbury, Connecticut
Mrittika Shahita
“Fighting freedom’s battle:” Women Revolutionaries of Bengal
Shirley Stewart
The World of Stephanie St. Clair
Simona Torregrossa
Sarah Orne Jewett
Photo courtesy of Mrittika Shahita
— Rosamund Hunter
[Ed. note: Apologies to Simona Torregrossa, we included an incorrect title for her thesis the first time around.]
Hi Rosamund,
I just wanted to thank you for making the correction. I want to wish you and your fellow Women’s History classmates the best of luck with your thesis papers.
hi !!! mrittika.