Megan Taylor Shockley Professor of History Clemson University Clermont Cir. Seneca, SC

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1 Megan Taylor Shockley Professor of History Clemson University Clermont Cir. Seneca, SC Education: Positions Held: Professional Activities: University of Arizona, Ph.D., University of Tennessee, M.A., University of Richmond, B.A., History/Music, Professor of History, Clemson University, 2011-present Associate Professor of History, Clemson University, 2006-present Assistant Professor of History, Clemson University, Director of Women s Studies, Longwood University, Assistant Professor of History, Longwood University, Board Member, Pendleton Historic Foundation, 2010-present Member of Southern Historical Association Membership Committee, Board Member, Lunney Museum of Seneca, 2009-present Executive Secretary, Southern Association for Women Historians, Manuscript Reviewer, University of Illinois Press, 2005-present Exam question reviewer and writer, American Board Certification for Teaching Excellence, Visiting Professor, Advertising Educational Foundation, FCB Inc., 2004 Exhibit Consultant, Museum of the New South, Charlotte, NC, 2004 Professional Memberships: Southern Association for Women Historians Southern Historical Association Organization of American Historians National Council for Public History Oral History Association Committee on Lesbian, Gay, and Queer History Books: Four Hundred Years of Virginia Women s History, with Cynthia Kierner and Jennifer Loux. Richmond: Library of Virginia Press. Expected publication date Fall 2013.

2 The Captain s Widow of Sandwich: Self-Invention and the Life of Hannah Rebecca Burgess, 1834 to New York: New York University Press, We, Too, Are Americans : African American Women in Detroit and Richmond, Champaign: University of Illinois Press, Articles: Southern Ladies in the Scrums: The Rise and Fall of Women s Rugby Teams in the American South, 1970s-1990s, Journal of Sport History, June Debutantes, BRATs, and Mayhem: Women s Rugby and the Creation of an Oppositional Culture in the South, Women s Studies Quarterly, June Working for Democracy: Working-Class African American Women, Citizenship, and Civil Rights in Detroit, , Michigan Historical Review, Fall Reprinted in Major Problems in American Women s History: Documents and Essays, eds. Mary Beth Norton and Ruth M. Alexander, 4 th edition, Houghton Mifflin Press, Spring King of the Wild Frontier v. King Andrew I: Davy Crockett s Second Congressional Term and the Election of 1831, Tennessee Historical Quarterly, Winter Current Projects: Women Activists and Change in Late Twentieth-Century Virginia, under advanced contract with Louisiana State University Press. The Lost Cause of New England: Maritime Narratives, Memory, and Commemoration in Twentieth-Century Massachusetts and Connecticut. Papers/ Presentations: Remembering Second-Wave Feminism in Virginia, Organization of American Historians Conference, March The Challenges of Writing Twentieth-Century Virginia Women s History, Southern Historical Association: SAWH Panel Participant, November Challenges: Understanding Narrative, Memory, and Commemoration in Rebecca Burgess s Life Story, Sandwich Glass Museum Annual Symposium, November Affectionately Yours, William : The Role of Grief and Memory in the Life of Hannah Rebecca Burgess, Eighth Southern Association for Southern Women Historians Conference, June P a g e

3 Rebecca Burgess and Victorian Mourning Rituals: Crafting a Legacy Through Commemoration, Sandwich Glass Museum Annual Symposium, November Glamour Fit to Nike Feminism : Forty Years of Fitness Advertising to Women, Converse College, November Lipstick and Leotards: Images of Heterosexuality in Fitness Advertising, 1960s-1990s, Berkshires Conference on Women s History, June Reassessing the Southern Belle: Is the Southern Woman That Unique? Southern Historical Association: SAWH Panel Participant, November Hannah Rebecca Burgess and Economic/Social Transitions in Sandwich, MA, , Rural Women s Studies Association, October Hannah Rebecca Burgess: Symbol of Constancy in a Town of Change, Sandwich Glass Museum Annual Symposium, November From Trimnastics to Just Do It : Women s Body Images and Fitness Advertising, 1970s-1990s, Berkshires Conference on Women s History, June Putting the Puzzle Pieces Together: Doing Women s History in the 21 st Century, University of Missouri-Rolla, March Exploring the Role of Women and Economics in Virginia, Virginia Symposium on Women s History, March Race, Gender, Education and the Challenges of Achieving Equality, , Pacific Coast Branch-AHA: Chair and comment, August Working for Democracy: Working-Class African American Women and Civil Rights in Richmond and Detroit, , Anita S. Goodstein Lecture Series, University of the South, April Working-Class African American Women, Gendered Citizenship Ideology, and Civil Rights Activism in Detroit, , Twenty-Third Annual North American Labor History Conference, October African American Women and Civil Rights in Detroit, , University of Houston, Black History Workshop, March Working-Class African American Women and the Civil Rights Movement in Richmond, Virginia, , Fifth Southern Association for Women Historians Conference, June P a g e

4 Selected Book Reviews: Class, Race, Gender, and Power: African American Club Women s Struggles for Civil Rights in Richmond, , Southern Historical Association Conference, November Civil Rights in Appalachia: The Intersection of Race, Class, and Gender in Knoxville, , National Appalachian Studies Association Conference, March Private Politics and Public Voices: Black Women s Activism from WWI to the New Deal. By Nikki Brown, Bloomington: Indiana University Press, Journal of American History, Fall Christian Sisterhood, Race Relations, and the YWCA, By Nancy Marie Robertson, Champaign: University of Illinois Press, Journal of American Ethnic History, Fall Our Separate Ways. By Christina Greene, Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, Journal of Southern History, Fall Baptist Faith in Action: The Private Writings of Maria Baker Taylor. By Kathryn Carlisle Schwartz, Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, South Carolina History Magazine, Fall Servants of the State: Managing Diversity and Democracy in the Federal Workforce, By Margaret Rung, Athens: University of Georgia Press, 2002, in Law and History Review, Fall Lives Full of Struggle : Southern Women, Their Institutions, and Their Communities. Edited by Bruce L. Clayton and John A. Salmond, Gainesville: University Press of Florida, 2003, in Virginia Historical Magazine of History and Biography, Winter Mary McLeod Bethune: Building a Better World: Essays and Selected Documents, by Audrey Thomas McCluskey and Elaine M. Smith, Bloomington: University of Indiana Press, 1999, in Journal of Southern History, February Selected Awards: College of Arts, Architecture, and Humanities Research Award, 2010 Gentry Award for Teaching Excellence, College of AAH, 2010 College of Arts, Architecture, and Humanities Research Fellow, 2006-present College of Arts, Architecture, and Humanities Service Award, 2005 College of Arts, Architecture, and Humanities Course-Release Grant, 2005 Anita S. Goodstein Award, Best Article by a Junior Scholar in American Women s History, P a g e

5 College of Art, Architecture, and Humanities Research Grant, Clemson, 2004 Chi Commendation for Teaching and Leadership, 2002, 2001 Princeps Commendation for Leadership and Campus Service, Borden-Gillette Research Fellowship, 1999 Emma Griffith Marshall Fellowship, Alpha Chi Omega Foundation, 1999 Courses Taught: Historical Methods: Memory and Commemoration in American History Historical Methods: Researching Race, Class, and Gender in US History Historical Methods: Local History American Women s History Comparative Women s History African American Women s History Southern Women s History American Social History Modern American History, from Jimmy Carter to George W. Bush Witchcraft in World History Museum Practicum: Best Practices in Local Museums Introduction to Museum Studies Introduction to Women s Studies Social/Cultural Issues in Victorian America History of Western Civilization (both halves) History of the U.S. (both halves) Additional Teaching Fields: Virginia History Gender and Sport History/Studies History of Advertising Maritime History Labor History New England History Southern History The Jacksonian Era World War II History of Social Movements/Feminism 5 P a g e