THE HISTORY CONSORTIUM AT THE HERMITAGE
Teaching American History
January 21-22 Workshop

Friday, Jan. 21
9:00-10:15	Prof Lebsock on Women in 19th Century America with references to her book "A Murder in Virginia" which includes both gender and racial issues.
10:15-11:00	a general question, answer and discussion session on Lebsock's talk and the book
11:00-11:15	break
11:15-11:40	Prof Dodyk Women in New Jersey in the 19th century
11:40-12:00	questions and discussion of Dodyk presentation
12:00-12:45	lunch
12:45-1:10	Prof Bischoff Women and Family at the Hermitage with documents from Hermitage archives
1:10-1:30	questions and discussion of Bischoff presentation
1:30-:55	Prof Urbiel Children, Families and Schooling in 19th Century America
1:55-2:15	questions and discussion of Urbiel presentation
2:15-2:30	break
2:30-3:30	group discussions
Saturday, Jan. 22
9:00-10:00	Prof Lebsock Presentation on the Civil War book"In the Presence of Mine Enemies" by Edward Ayers.
10:00-10:45	questions and general discussion of the book and the presentation
10:45-11:00	break
11:00-11:25	Prof Johnson African Americans and Civil War
11:25-11:40	questions and discussion of Johnson presentation
11:40-12:30	Prof Langheim on technology
12:30-1:15	lunch
1:15-1:40	Prof Lurie New Jersey and the Civil War
1:40-2:00	questions and general discussion of Lurie presentation
2:00-2:15	break
2:15-3:15	groups discussions
3:15-3:30	announcements and questions about future sessions