Students learn firsthand about the life of James Monroe through an innovative history class.

by Brynn Boyer
Students learn firsthand about the life of James Monroe through an innovative history class.

Filed under: Great Minds, MRG, Show on Great Minds, UMW Home Page
by Brynn Boyer
Cassandra Good, assistant editor of the Papers of James Monroe, presented “Friends in Power: Early American First Ladies’ Friendships with Men” at the “Double Lives of the First Ladies”conference at Texas State University-San Marcos on Friday, March 1.

Filed under: Professional Notes
by Brynn Boyer
Cassandra Good, assistant editor for the Papers of James Monroe, wrote an article that appears in the April 2012 issue of the international journal Gender & History. The article, “Friendly Relations: Situating Friendships Between Men and Women in the Early American Republic, 1780–1830,” features research from her doctoral dissertation in history.

Filed under: Professional Notes