1985 CSWS Research Grant and Fellowship Awardees

Teaching Support 

  • Ann Bunnerberg, Law, “Women's Rights and American Law”
  • Barbara Bateman, Teacher Education, “Sex Equity in Education”

Faculty Research Grant 

  • Barbara Corrado Pope, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, “Girls at School in Early 19th Century Paris”
  • Diana Hollister, Economics, “Comparable Worth and the Gender Gap”
  • Doris Allen, Music, “The Contributions of Women to the Piano Pedagogy of the 20th Century”
  • Ellen Seiter, Speech, “Women's Stereotypes in Television Melodramas”
  • Frances Cogan, Clark Honors College, “From Bluestocking to New Woman”
  • Jean Stockard, Sociology, The Study of Occupational Learning (Springfield Project)
  • Joan Acker, Sociology, “Life Patterns for Middle-Aged Women: A Panel Study”
  • Louise Westling, English, “Landscape Imagery and Gender in Faukner's Work”
  • Mavis Mate, History, “Female Relationships in Late Medieval England”
  • Maralyn Farwell, English, “Adrienne Rich's Literary Theory”
  • Marie Harvey, Community Health, “Women, Sex, and Alcohol”
  • Marion Goldman, Sociology, “Women, Achievement, and Ambivalence: A Case Study of Rajneeshee Women”
  • Marsha Maybery, Music, “American Women Conductor-Composer Symposium”
  • Miriam Johnson, Sociology, “Gender in the 80s”
  • Patricia Gwartney-Gibbs, Sociology, “Issues in the Measurement of Women's Work Experience”

Faculty Travel Grants 

  • Deborah Casey, High School Equivalency Program, “Campus Child Care: Blending Traditions and Innovation”
  • Ellen Seiter, Speech, "Using the TV Studio Creatively" at the National Women's Studies Association
  • Janice Schuler, Speech, "The Female Voice from Lydia Pinkham to Brenda Vaccarro: Ventriloquism, Propaganda, or the Progressives' Case for Politically Correct Enunciation" at the Society of Cinema Studies
  • Joan Acker, Sociology, World Congress of Society
  • Lita Furby, Eugene Research Institute, "Rape Prevention: Rape and Theories of Power" at the International Congress on Rape
  • Marilyn Farwell, English, National Women's Studies Association
  • Monica Gordon, Sociology, "Do Caribbean Women Have 'Public Sphere' and Role Models?" at the Caribbean Studies Association Conference
  • Patricia Gwartney-Gibbs, Sociology, Population Association of America
  • Sakre Edson, Independent Research, "Voices from the Present: Tracking the Female Administrative Aspirant” at the American Education Research Association
  • Sheila Klos, Architecture and Allied Arts Library, "Women of Faculty and Virtue: Hawthorne, Stowe, and the American Colonial Revival" at the XVII Conference of Western Association of Women Histories
  • Virpi Zuck, Germanic Languages and Literatures, "Regarding Women's Reaction to the So-Called 'Sexual Fued' in the 1800s” at the International Conference of Scandinavian Studies