Major Publications:
“The ‘Sociological Advantages’ of Sterilization: Fiscal Politics and Feebleminded Women in Interwar Minnesota,” in Mental Retardation in America: A Historical Anthology, eds. S. Noll and J. Trent (New York University Press, 2004), 281-299.
Women, Health and Nation: Canada and the United States Since 1945
Co-edited with
Georgina Feldberg, Alison Li & Kathryn McPherson (Mc-Gill-Queen's
University Press,
2003),
"Comparative Perspectives on Canadian and American Women's Health Care Since
1945," co-authored with Feldberg, Li & Mcpherson, and
"'A Kind of Genetic Social Work: Sheldon Reed and the Origins of Genetic
Counseling," pp. 67-83.
"Coping with a 'Public Menace': Eugenic Sterilization in Minnesota,"
Minnesota History 59
(Summer 2005): 237-248.
Membership in Academic Societies:
American Association for the History of Medicine
Courses Taught:
"Growing Up in North America" History 1080
"Race, Gender and American Politics" History 5230,
US history survey, History 4069: Poverty and Welfare in United States History
