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Louise Mayo is the Chairperson
of the Department of History/Political Science at County College
of Morris, Randolph, N.J., where she has been a professor for the
past twenty-three years. She is the author of The Ambivalent
Image (1988) and numerous articles and papers in the fields
of women and minority history. She has an M.A. from Cornell University
in Modern European and Russian History and a Ph.D. from City University
of New York in American history, specializing in immigration and
minority history, She teaches courses in Twentieth Century America,
History of American Women, History of Minorities, History of American
Cities and Suburbs, and Civil War and Reconstruction. |
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Anne
Kearney has a B.A. from Saint Mary's College (Notre Dame,
IN), an M.A. and a Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame in American
History, and an M.L.S. in academic librarianship from Indiana University
at Bloomington. She presently teaches American History and the History
of American Women at Jefferson Community College - University of Kentucky
in Louisville while pursuing a law degree at Brandeis School of Law,
University of Louisville. She is listed in Who's Who in America
and Who's Who in the World. She has written articles for the
Oxford Biographical Dictionary and Salem Press and presented
scholarly papers at the annual meetings of the Catholic Historical
Association, Popular Cultural Association, and Community College Humanities
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John A. Moretta earned a B.A. in
History and Spanish Foreign Language and Literature from Santa Clara
University in CA, an M.A. in History from Portland State University
in Oregon, and a Ph.D. in History from Rice University in Houston,
TX. He is currently Professor of History and Chair of the History,
Philosophy, and Geography Dept. of Central College, Houston Community
College System in Houston, Texas. In his twenty years with Central
College, Dr. Moretta has won several outstanding college teaching
awards and has been nominated fifteen times for Who's Who Among American
teachers. Dr. Moretta has also published a book on Texas history,
William Pitt Ballinger, Texas Lawyer Southern Statesman, 1825-1888,
which was runner-up for the best book in Texas history awarded by
the Texas State Historical Association. Dr. Moretta's book did win
the best research award given by that same organization for 2001.
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