Professor Lisa Brady has been named one of the Boise State University Women's Center's Women of the Year, for her work as founder of and scholar-in-residence at the Renaissance Residential Community at Boise State.
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Lisa Brady: Woman of the Year
Professor Lisa Brady has been named one of the Boise State University Women's Center's Women of the Year, for her work as founder of and scholar-in-residence at the Renaissance Residential Community at Boise State.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Boise Hosts Environmental Historians
March 11-14: Boise will host the national conference of the American Society for Environmental History. Several hundred environmental historians will be in town (dressed in green, yes, that's it). The conference is being organized by Lisa Brady of Boise State's department of history, along with colleagues from Idaho State University and the University of Idaho. For information, call Professor Brady at 426-4309.
Monday, February 25, 2008
Lynn Lubamersky and Joanne Klein: Doing History in Portugal
Professors Lynn Lubamersky and Joanne Klein are in Lisbon, Portugal, at the European Social Science History Conference. Lubamersky is presenting her paper on the eighteenth-century Polish doctor Regina Salomea Pilsztynowa, and Klein is commenting on a panel on policing right-wing and communist dictatorships.
Lisa McClain: Woman of the Year
Lisa McClain, professor of history and director of the Gender Studies Program, has been named one of two Women of the Year from Boise State University by the Idaho Business Review. Congratulations, professor McClain!
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