Elizabeth De Wolfe presents at Transatlantic Women II conference in Italy

edewolfeElizabeth De Wolfe, Ph.D., chair and professor in the Department of History and Philosophy, presented a paper in June at the Transatlantic Women II conference in Florence, Italy.

The paper discussed the methodology of recovering women's voices using archival resources on both sides of the Atlantic. The paper session, which featured four papers on archives and recovery, was organized and chaired by Jennifer Tuttle, Ph.D., professor in the Department of English.

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