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67th Annual Meeting
Identity, Inclusion, and Exclusion in the Francophone World
March 24 - 26,2022
Charlotte, North Carolina
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Acknowledgements
The Society gratefully thanks the following for their generous support:
University of North Carolina, Charlotte
1 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
i Academic Affairs
Department of History
Department of Languages and Culture Studies
Department of Africana Studies
Deparhnent of Religious Studies
Department of PhilosoPhY
Offrce of International Programs
Davidson College
Vice preiident for Academic Affairs/Dean of the Faculty
Department of History
Department of Gender and Sexuality Studies
Department of Africana Studies
Department of French & Francophone Studies
Dean Rusk International Studies Program
East Carolina UniversitY
Thomas Hariot College of Arts and Sciences
Department of Languages and Literatures
The Western Society for French History
French Colonial iistorical Society
Duke University Press
Alliance Franqaise of Charlotte, NC
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Program Committee Michael Breen, Reed College Richard Fogarty, SUNY-Albany Christine Haynes, University of North Carolina, Charlotte Tanya Stabler Miller, Loyola University Robin Mitchell, California State University Channel Islands Alyssa Goldstein Sepinwall, California State University San Marcos Patricia Tilburg, Davidson College Local Arrangements Crystal Eddins, University of North Carolina, Charlotte Elizabeth Everton, Coordinating Council for Women in History Caroline Fache, Davidson College Joel Gallegos, University of North Carolina, Charlotte Lynn Mollenauer, University of North Carolina, Wilmington Marylaura Papalas, East Carolina University Land Acknowledgement For this event, we want to acknowledge our presence on the historic homeland of the Catawba Indian Nation. It is with respect for their ancestors and the living culture keepers who maintain their systems of knowledge that we make this statement. We give thanks for the contributions of Indigenous people from around the world to our intellectual communities, and we who live on this land commit to learning from Indigenous scholars and our Native neighbors in Catawba, the urban Indian community in Charlotte, and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. We ask that all members of our community who descend from settlers commit themselves to listening to Native people and working to make their home institutions places where Native students, faculty, staff and community members can thrive. [Text by Dr. Rose Stremlau, Davidson College, in collaboration with Native scholars and community members across the Carolinos who have provided input over the yearsJ
Executive Committee
Christine Haynes Patricia Tilburg
Co-President Co-President
University of North Carolina, Charlotte Davidson College
Bryant T. Ragan Lynn Sharp
Past Financial Officer
lExecutive Director
'tolorado College Whitman College
Kristina Roney Christy Pichichero
tr'inancial Officer Member-at-Large
I{ashington and Lee UniversitY George Mason UniversitY
Sarah Horowitz Mita ChoudhurY
Secretary/Web Coordinator Member-at-Large
l{ashington and Lee UniversitY Vassar College
Janine Lanza Annette JosePh-Gabriel
President Elect Member-at-Large & Pre-Tenure Faculty
Wayne State University RePresentative
Duke UniversitY
Sally Charnow
Immediate Past Co-President Sara Beam
Hofstra University Member-at-Large & Canadian
Representative
Jeff Horn UniversitY of Victoria
Immediate Past Co-President
Manhattan College Anne Verjus
Member-at-Large & tr'rench Representative
Tracy Adams Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique &
Past Co-President Ecole Normale SuPdrieure de LYon
The lJniversity of Auckland
Kathryn Edwards
Kirsty Carpenter Co-Editor, French Historical Studies
Past Co-President (tniversitY of South Carolina
Massey University
Carol Harrison
Co-Editor, French Historical Studies
UniversitY of South Carolina
Other Officers: Team of Digital Coordinators
James Coons Corinne Gressang
Chair Erskine College
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Conference Schedule
(To customize your schedule for each session, see full program below.)
Thursday, March 24
4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.: Conference Registration, Event Hub
4:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.: Book Exhibit, Event Hub
7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.: Reception (with cash bar), Event Hub
8:00 p.m.-9:45 p.m.: Plenary Screening and Discussion of Furcy: Le procds de
la liberte / Furcy: Fightingfor Freedom, CLT D
Friday, March 25
l:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.: Registration and Help Desk, Event Hub
8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.: Book Exhibit, Event Hub
8:00 a.m.-9;45 a.m.: Session 1:
9:45 a.m.-10:00 a.m.: Coffee Break, Event Hub
l0:00 a.m.-ll:45 a.m.: Session 2:
12:00 p.m.-l:00 p.m.: Plenary "Black Women in French History," 3td14th Ward
1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m.: Lunch Break (on your own)
2:15 p.m.-4:00 p.m.: Session 3:
4:00 p.m.-4:15 p.m.: Coffee Break, Event Hub
4:15 p.m.-6:00 p.m.: Plenary Workshop on "Inclusion, Exclusion, & Community
at the French History Conference, " CLT E
6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.: Reception, Event Hub
7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.: Speed Mentoring for Graduate Students and Early Career
Researchers, hosted by the Western Society for French
History Engagd.e.s., Event Hub
SFHS Executive Council Meeting Dinner, CLT F/G
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Registration and Help Desk, Event Hub
Book Exhibit, Event Hub
Session 4:
Coffee Break, Event Hub
Session 5:
Plenary SFHS Business & Awards Lunch, CLT E
Session 6:
Coffee Break, Event Hub
Session 7:
Plenary Keynote Lecture by Dr. Mame-FatouNiang,
o'French but not (Q)White?: Expanding Frenchness for the
21st Century," CLT D
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Thursdav. March 24
Reception (cash bar): 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
Event Hub
Kick-Off Blenary Session: 8:00 p.m.-9:45 p.m.
CLT D
Documentary FiIm Screening and Discussion:
Furcy: Le procds de la liberti / Furcy: Fighting for Freedom
Moderator: Nathan Marvin, University of Arkansas Little Rock
Discussants:
Sue Peabody, Washington State University, Historical Consultant
Pierre Lane, Film Director, Screenwriter, and Director of Photography
Fridav. March 25
Session 1: 8:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m,
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1A. Becoming an Ordinary Revolutionary: An Examination of The Glory und the Sorrow: A
Parisiun and His World in the Age of the French Revolution by Timothy Tackett
jrdl4th ward
Chair: Robert H. Blackman, Hampden-Sydney College
Panelists: z \
Marisa Linton, Kingston University ( vi* Z"*l
Jeff Horn, Manhattan College '/
Katie Jarvis, University of Notre Dame
Response: Timothy Tackett, University of Califomia
1B. Slavery, Resistance, and Abolition in the French Antilles
CLT F
Chair: Erika Edwards, University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Alcoholic Marronage: Rhum and Escape in the Early French Caribbean
Frederick H. Smith, North Carolina A&T State University
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The Conductors of Civic Equality La Socidtd des Amis des Noirs and the Softening of
Enslavement
Will C. Liffle, University of Mississippi
lC. Inclusion and Exclusion in Francophone Tunisia and Morocco, 1880-1945
CLT A/B
bhui.' Lauren Henry, Davidson College
Inclusion and Exclusion: Education and Employment in the Public Sphere for Jewish Women in
the City of Tunis, 1882-1914
Joy Land, University of Connecticut
Moroccan Jewry between the Hammer and the Sickle under Vichy in the Holocaust
Yitzchak Kerem, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
The National Front in Tunisia: The Parti Populaire Frangais and Its Competition, 1937 -1940
Luke S ebastian Scalone, Northeastern University
LD. Claiming and Contesting French Identity: Immigration in the Long Nineteenth
Century
CLT H
Chair: Jennifer Heuer, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Alien Workers and Citizen Guards: Internal Immigration and Contested Frenchness in the June
Days of 1848
Lindsay Ayling, University ofNorth Carolina, Chapel Hill
Under the Tuscan Sun of Tyranny: Filippo Buonarroti and French Citizenship
Nicole Bauer, The University of Tulsa
lE. Think Locally, Act Globally: The Circulation of French Identities in the Nineteenth
Century
CLT C
Chair: John Monroe, Iowa State University
"Imperial" or Scientific Eyes? Representations of Self and Other In the Art of Charles
Alexandre Lesueur (17 7 8-1846)
Whitney Walton, Purdue University
Zouaves Take New Orleans
Carol E. Harrison, University of South Carolina
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The Eiffel Tower and Its Joumey from Controversial World's Fair Centerpiece to Cherished
Symbol of Paris
Hollis Clayson, Northwestern University
lF. French Studies and the Public Humanities: Teaching, Training, Doing
CLT D
Chair: Denise Davidson, Georgia State University
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Christine Adams, St. Mary's College of Maryland
Liz Fink, Editor, French Politics, Culture & Society,Institute of French Studies, New
York University
Sarah Griswold, Oklahoma State University
lG. Vacation, Exploration, Excavation: French-Global Encounters in the 20th Century
Yt12nd Ward
Chair: Patricia Goldsworthy-Bishop, Western Oregon University
Bernard de Colmont and the Lost Maya
Richard Ivan Jobs, Pacific University
Rewriting the Ethnographic Archive: The Case of Two French Women in the Sahara
Paraska Tolan-Szkilnik, Suffolk University
Digging Deeper: Tourism and Labor on the Postwar Riviera (."*"*\
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Stephen Harp, University of Akron ' )
On the Move among the Ruins of Empire: Decolonizing Tourism in Tipasa, Algeria
Jessica Pearson, Macalester College
Coffee Break: 9:45 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., Event Hub
Session 2: 10:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
2A. The Colonial Politics of Population: Demography, Family, and Social Welfare Between
France and Empire
CLT D
Chair: Caroline Fache, Davidson College
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Nathan Mawin, University of Arkansas Little Rock
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The Colonial Origins of Mass Vaccination Campaigns: Constructing Development and Efficacy
in Interwar French Africa r\
Aro Velmet, University of Southern California ( ? )
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Senegalese Suburbia: Building Homes and Bureaucratic Dreams in Late Colonial and Early
Postcolonial Senegal
Gregory Valdespino, University of Chicago
"To Return Them Normal Life": Children and Post-Polio Care in the Era of Decolonization,
t949-1975
Rebecca Scales, Rochester Institute of Technology
Criminal Fertility: Policing North African Families after Decolonization
Melissa Byrnes, S outhwestern University
Comment: Margaret Andersen, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
28. Executions, Prisons, and Resistance in the French Revolution
jrdl4th ward
Chair: Thomas C. Sosnowski, Kent State University Stark Campus
Executions in the French Revolution: Myths, Mysteries, and Massacres
Howard G. Brown, Binghamton University, SUNY
The Camprodon Family Emigration: Catalan Identity and Resistance to the French Revolution
Erik Braeden Lewis, Florida State University
Reading the French Revolutionary Prison / \
Sophie Matthiesson, Auckland Art Gallery (New Zealand) ( v,* Z--^\
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2C. Women Behind Bars: Confinement and Agency in French Convents and Prisons, 17th-
19th Century
CLT H
Chair: Janine Lanza, Wayne State University
Another Mary Magdalene: Reforming "Debauched" Women in Parisian Convents, 1680-1740
Haley Elisabeth Bowen, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
The Women of St. Lazare: Prison Labor and the French Fashion Industry, 1800-1848
John Finkelberg, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
The Women Who Joined Port-Royal
Daniella Kostroun, IUPUI
.*2D. Centralizing the Province, Provincializing the Hexagon: Towards Polyphonic Histories
ofFrance
CLT G
Chair: Sue Peabody, Washington State University
Colonial Dreams of New Caledonia: Building a Healthy French Society Overseas
Sarah Maria Noske, Justus Liebig University Giessen (Germany)
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What was Colonial about Metropolitan Psychiatry? The'syndrome Nord-Africain'in French
Asylums' Clinical Files, 1950-1960
Marianna Scarfone, Universit6 de Strasbourg
2E.Imagining Im/migrants in France and Its Colonies, 1889-1975
CLT A/B
Chair: Elizabeth Tuttle, Michigan State University
The Gonzales Affair: Immigrant Criminality, Settler Politics, and French Hegemony in Oran,
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Daniela Edmeier, The Ohio State University
Acting Civilized: Staging Resistance in International Colonial Exhibitions
Johann Le Guelte, Xavier University
"Equality," Migration, and the Global History of French Guest Workers, 1907-1975
Julie M. Weise, University of Oregon
2F. The Weight of the Past in Franco-British Relations
CLT C
Chair: Jennifer Siegel, Duke University
The Role of Historical Understandings in French and British Responses to the Nazi Challenge
Peter Jackson, The University of Glasgow
Historical Representations of Franco-British Rivalry and Cooperation during the Second World
War
Rachel Chin, The University of Glasgow
"We Have No Option..."
Rachel Utley, The University of Leeds
102G. Resistance and Remembrance: From Fighting the Nazis
to Forging Narratives in the
Postwar Years
Yt12nd Ward
Chair: Sarah Fishman, University of Houston
Economic Exclusion to Postwar
The Spoliation of Jewish Property in Bayonne: From Racial and
, Courtroom and Memory Battles
i Surdra Ott, University of Nevada, Reno
During and After the
From Rescue to Psychoanalysis: Helping Jewish children in France
Holocaust
Ashley Y alanzola, Middle Tennessee State University
Forgetting By Remembering: Competing Accounts of the Algiers Underground
Ethan Katz, University of C alifornia-B erkeley
plenary session .oBlack women in French and Francophone Studies": 12 noon - 1:00 p'm'
jrdl4th Ward
chair: Erika Edwards, University ofNorth carolina, charlotte
Panelists:
Christy Pichichero, George Mason University
Mame-Fatou Niang, Carnegie Mellon University
Caroline Fache, Davidson College
Jacqueline Couti, Rice University (
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Break for Luhch on Your Own: 1:00 - 2:00 p'm'
Session 3: 2:t5 P.m. - 4:00 P.m.
3A. Presidential Roundtable: Muslims in France Across Time and
space
CLT D
Chair: Ethan Katz, University of California-Berkeley
Panelists:
Elizabeth Casteen, Binghamton University, SLINY
Ian Coller, University of California,Irvine
Junko Takeda, SYracuse UniversitY
Gillian Weiss, Case Western Reserve University
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-*38. Losing and Rebuilding the Empire in the Caribbean and Algeria,l804-1962
CLT F
Chair: Michael Breen, Reed College
"Algeria Is the Border of the Rhine": French Continental Ambitions and the Conquest of
Algeria, 1827-1848
Lauren Henry, Davidson College
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Imperial Humiliation and French Identity: Processing Loss in Saint Domingue and Algeria
Burleigh Hendrickson, Penn State University
3C. Inclusion and Exclusion in Parisian Public Leisure in the Long Nineteenth Century
CLT H
Chair: Andrew Israel Ross, Loyola University Maryland
Public Leisure and the Problem of Pleasure in Revolutionary Paris
Alice Coulter Main, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Inventing a Daredevil: The Spectacle of Sophie Blanchard (d. 1819)
Erin-Marie Legacey, Texas Tech University
Enflamed Cassowaries and Class Tensions: Violence at the Jardin des Plantes
Thera Naiman, Johns Hopkins University
3D. Grassroots Activism and Conflict in the Early French Revolution
jrdT4th Ward
Chair: Timothy Tackett, University of California-Irvine i
Invading the Royal Palace at Versailles during the October Days
Suzanne Desan, University of Wisconsin-Madison
The National Experience of Revolution in July 1789 /
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Micah Alpaugh, University of Centrat"Hairrorri
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The Popular Origins of Modern Credit: Distinguishing Consumer, Occupational, and Personal
Debt at the Revolutionary Justice of the Peace
Katie Jarvis, University ofNotre Dame
Comment: Victoria Thompson, Arizona State University
123E. Publicity, Women, and the Ancien R6gime
Ytl2nd Ward
Chair: Bryant T. Ragan, Colorado College
Honor, Sex and Publicity: Meanings of Adultery in the Old Regime
Nina Kushner, Clark University
i Debauchery on Trial: The Case of Marie-Antoinette
' Lisa Jane Graham, Haverford College
In Search of the Merveilleuses: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives
Christine Adams, St. Mary's College of Maryland
3F. Racism Through the Prism of the United States
CLT A/B
Chair: Sally Charnow, Hofstra University
Racial Aristocracy in America: Nineteenth-Century French Writers and the "One-Drop Rule"
Sarah Maza, Northwestern University
Colonialism in the Shadow of Jim Crow: Martinique, Guadeloupe, and Colonial Citizenship in
America's Backyard
Melanie Bavaria, New York University
Jews Must Not Replace Us: Racist America as a Lost Fascist Utopia in Pierre Antoine
Cousteau's L'Amdrique juive
Seth Armus, St. Joseph's College (Brooklyn)
3G. Cruelty and Care: Medicine, Race, and Empire in France
CLT G
Chair: Kay Edwards, University of South Carolina
Greece by Way of Cairo and the Caribbean: The Egyptian Campaign, Debates over Slavery, and
the European ization of Greeknes s
Alex R. Tipei, University of Montr6al
Racialized Responses to Violence against Physicians in Paris, 1900-1910
Elizabeth A. Nelson, Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis
Rats, Race, and the Ragpickers' Plague in Interwar Paris
Peter S. Soppelsa, University of Oklahoma
133H. Composing Community and Writing Identity under Louis XIV
CLT C
Chair: Allison Stedman, University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Expecting in Exile: The Princesse de Cond6's Fraught Pregnancy (1656)
Jim Coons, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Newsworthy Bodies: Queer Tales of the Mercure Galant
Caiflin Dahl, University of Pittsburgh
White Gloves: Including and Excluding in the Chroniques du Samedi
Chlo6 Hogg, University of Pittsburgh (*.*-)
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Coffee Break: 4:00 p.m. - 4:15 p.m., Event Hub
Plenary Workshop o'Inclusion, Exclusion, and Community at the French History
Conference": 4zl5 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
CLT E
This plenary session is co-organized by the Society for French Historical Studies, the Western
Society for French History, and the French Colonial Historical Society in honor of Tyler Stovall,
who had kindly agreed to moderate it before his sudden death this past winter. We are grateful
for his service to the profession.
Moderator: Christy Pichichero, George Mason University
Panelists:
Bryant T. Ragan, Colorado College / Society for French Historical Studies
Jennifer Boittin, Pennsylvania State University / Western Society for French History
Jennifer L. Palmer, University of Georgia / French Colonial Historical Society
Reception: 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., Event Hub
Co-sponsored by the Society for French Historical Studies, the Western Society for French
History, the French Colonial Historical Society, and Duke University Press
Speed Mentoring for Graduate Students and Early Career Researchers, hosted by the
Western Society for French History Engagd.e.s.: 7:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
Pre-registered participants should meet at the end of the reception in the Event Hub.
SFHS Executive Council Dinner: 7:00-9:00 p.m., CLT F/G
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Session 4: 8:00 a.m. - 9:45 a'm'
4A.HybridityandAdaptationinColonialContextsintheAtlanticWorld
CLT H
Chair:ChristopherCameron,UniversityofNorthCarolina'Charlotte
World: The Great Lakes Region' 1660-1715
French Footprints Within an Indigenous
Sara E. Chapman, Oakland University
FloatinglslandsinaPicturesqueHaven:ResituatingSongsofFrenchDetroit
kur., Marrero, Wayne State University
Century
Women's LegalEducation in the Eighteenth
Jenniier L. Palmer, University of Georgia
to Gender History
48. Biography's Exclusions: New Approaches
ft/2"d Ward
Chair: Patricia Tilburg, Davidson College
in Images
The Photographer and the Model: A Biography
Raisa Rexer, Vanderbilt University
BiographyBeyondtheBinary:orientalistCosplayinJaneDieulafoyandPierreLoti
" ^Rachel Mesch, Yeshiva University
..Tout ce qu,elle peint a de la moustache!": (Re)Gendering Madeleine Lemaire
Kirstin Ringelberg, Elon University
A Short BiograPhY of Story of O
Juditt, iofnn, University of Texas at
Austin
Contemporary France and French IIip Hop,
4C. From the Margins of the Republic:
1982-2021
CLT D
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Chair: Christy Pichichero, George Mason
Rap
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Dominant and counter-Discourses of National
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Paroma Ghose, The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (IHEID)
"Puisque I'enfer c'est les autres, pourquoi vouloir faire comme les autres": Rap and the
Deconstruction of French Universalism
Ali Touilila, Yale University
Black M Qancelled at Verdun: Excluding Rap from French Memorialization
Tirhoth6e Valentin, The Pennsylvania State University
4D. Subcontracting the Revolution: Medicine, Mail, and Metaphor during the French
Revolutionary Wars
CLT A/B
Chair: Thomas Dodman, Columbia University
Entrepreneurs and Rdgisseurs: The Economics of Military Hospitals in the Revolutionary Era
Ben Goff, Florida State University
Mail in the French Revolutionary Army
Hannah N. Malcolm, Indiana University, Bloomington
Shock and Friction: Theorizing the Physics of Revo\utionary War
Samantha Wesner, Cornell University ( Z )
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4E. Early Modern Religion and Authority
cLrlr F
Chair: Jeff Burson, Georgia Southern University
Fornication and Illegitimacy in Reformation Geneva: Cases from the Consistory, 1542-1558
Carolyn Corretti, Bentley University (n;,_
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Understanding the Jesuit Pamphlet Wars, 1600-1626
Jotham Wood Parsons, Duquesne University
4F. Settlers, Cinema, and Disaster Relief: Colonial and Postcolonial French North Africa
CLT C
Chair: Edward J. Kolla, Georgetown University-Qatar
Political Deportees and Settler Colonial Politics: Building Settler Communities Under the
Second Empire, I 852-1 870
Christina Carroll, Kalamazoo C ollege
16Jasmine as Patrimoize: Decolonizing Environmental History in Tunisian Cinema
Greta Bliss, University of North Carolina, Wilmington
The Fabric of Care in French Colonial Disaster Relief: Algerian Refugee Tents and the Soft
Material Culture of the Colonial Habitus /
Maia Nichols, University of California, San Diego ( t"..-U'1)
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4G. Fashioning and Projecting Frenchness outside the Hexagon in the Twentieth Century
CLT G
Chair: Joelle Neulander, The Citadel
French Civilization vs. Nazi Barbarism: Westernizing the Franco-German Borderlands, 1945-
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Drew Flanagan, The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford
The Understanding of Patriotism/e during the Fourth French Republic and Its Effect on the
Algerian War of Independence
Sokrat Postoli, Davidson College
Style Paquebot: Ocean Liners, the Steel Industry, and National Identity in Interwar France
Kiersten Thamm, University of Delaware
4H. Contested Spaces: Gender, Domesticity, Colonialism, and Power in the Modern Period
3rd14th ward
Chair: Judith DeGroat, St. Lawrence University
Colonialists, Fascists, and Gendered Spaces in the 1930s
caroline campbell, university ( r, *2-.*)
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French Food is Manly Food: Nouvelle Cuisine and the Rejection of Women Chefs
Kelly Ricciardi Colvin, University of Massachusetts, Boston
Feast and Famine: The Ligue Antis6mitique and the Siege of Fort Chabrol
Elizabeth Everton, Coordinating Council for Women in History
Coffee Break: 9:45 a.m. - 10:00 a.m., Event Hub
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5A. Futures of French llistory: Lightning Presentations by Early Career Scholars
ft/2'd Ward
Chair: Junko Takeda, Syracuse University
A Contribution to the Critical History of Scientific Masculinities: The Case Study of the
Acad6miel-des Sciences de Dijon, 1750-1850
Mathias Valverde, Strasbourg, EHES S
"Not Pieces of Machinery": Labor Shortages in French Revolutionary Administration
Hannah N. Malcolm, Indiana University, Bloomington
Breaking Habits: Identity and the Dissolution of Convents in France, 1789-1808
Corinne Gressang, Erskine College
Instruments of Culture: Refashioning the French Empire during the French and Haitian
Revolutions
Will C. Little, University of Mississippi
Defining Slavery in the Age of Abolition: African Engagement in the French Empire, 1817-1861
Kelly Brignac, Colby College
58. Roundtable on Performing Disciplines in Early Modern and Modern France
CLT A/B
Chair: Carol Quillen, Davidson College
The Making of Enlightenment Global History atthe Acaddmie des inscriptions
Anton Matytsin, University of Florida
Gathering Electromagnetic Observations and Authors in the 1820s
Alex Csiszar, Harvard University
"Before Our Eyes": Performing Archaeology in the Provinces, ca. T927
Daniel Sherman, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Race in the Red City: A UNESCO Debate in 1951 Limoges
Alice Conklin, The Ohio State University
Disciplining Race: Economic Planning as a Racial Science in the Early Fifth Republic
Muriam Haleh Davis, University of California, Santa Cruz
Comment: Sandrine Sanos, Texas A&M Corpus Christi
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Eve of the Revolution
From,Nothing" to "something": Identity Politics and Dignity on the
I Gail Bossenga, formerly Elizabethtown College
Age of the French
lMarie-Antoinette, a French Queen? Diplomacy and National Identity in the
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creating a center: Du Pont de Nemours at the conseil des Anciens
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LianaVardi, University of Buffalo, SUNY
I 5D. Refracting French colonialism through Text, Medicine,
& Music
CLT H
Chair: Carole Kruger, Davidson College
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Does Trauma Have a Race? The Role of French Imperialism in ConceptualizitgTrauma
Recovery in Western Medicine, 1914-1919
Katherine Ellis, Pennsylvania State University
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Music Women's Work in French Indochina
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Michael Weinstein-Reiman, Wesleyan University
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EmilY Wieder, UniversitY of Iowa
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5E. Women and children in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-century
CLT F
chair: Rebecca Scales, Rochester Institute of Technology
Health crusaders: childhood, citizenship, and Identity after world
war I
Sara Black, Christopher Newport University
Prison in Nineteenth-Century
The Mark of prison: Adolescent Girls and Their Experience of
France
Victoria Bergbauer, Princeton University
Form and Function: Dressing Women in 1930s France
Joelle Neulander, The Citadel
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\5F. Reinventing French Political Economy, c.1800
CLT C
Chair: Jeff Horn, Manhattan College
Sugar-Free: Liberal Economic Thought and the Sugar Boycott of 1792
Rachel Waxman, Johns Hopkins University
Accountif,g for Taste: Consumption, Value, and the Adoption of Double-Entry Bookkeeping
Nicholas O'Neill, University of Chicago
"It Is to the Moral World that Empire Belongs": Visions of Development in Guyane during the
July Monarchy
Robin Bates, Northwestern University
Comment: Jeff Horn, Manhattan College
5G. The Art, Business, and Experience of French Fashion: A Roundtable Discussion
3'd/4'h ward
Chair: Steve Zdatny, University of Vermont
Discussants:
G4opolitique de la Mode: Vers de nouveaux moddles ,\
Sophie Kurkdjian, American University of Paris I
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Silhouettes of Modernity: Fashion, Space, and Body in France, 1830-1909
Kasia Stempniak, Hamilton College (vi*
7- -l )
PrAFd-porter, Paris, and Women, 1945-1968: A Cultural Study of Readymade Dress in France
Alexis Romano, Parsons: The New School for Design
5H. The BUMIDOM and Its Aftermath: Internal Migration, Race and the Post-Colonial
Trajectories of the French Overseas Territories (Martinique, Guadeloupe, Reunion Island)
and Their Inhabitants
CLT D
Chair: Philip Slaby, Guilford College
Assessing the Political and Institutional Logics Behind Migration and Mobility Policies in the
French Overseas Departments
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Organized Migration and Mobility from the Overseas Territories: From Labor Policy to Social
Policy
Marine Haddad, National Institute for Studies, INED)
leranhic rh.et il tY l*h
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Aboirt the"congds bonifids": Defending the Rights of Migrants from French Overseas Territories
PierreOdin, Universityof theAntilles. ttAL.J +L t-^1-"s ,
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Plenary Lunch "Celebrating and Connecting with Your Society": 12 noon - 1:30 p.m.
CLT E
Facilitator: Bryant T. Ragan, Colorado College / Executive Director of SFHS
Session 6: 2:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.
6,{. Presidential Session: Haiti Beyond Saint-Domingue
jrdl4th *;;loAryssa
Sepinwall, California State University San Marcos (r,*z-)
Panelists: )
Crystal Eddins, University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Nathalie Pierre, Howard University
Marlene Daut, University of Virginia (-i* Z--*\
Rob Taber, Fayetteville State University /
68. Transatlantic Humanitarianism Across Two World Wars
CLT H
Chair: Sandra Ott, University of Nevada, Reno
"An Appeal on Behalf of the Little Black Orphans of France": The Work of the Colored
American Society for the Relief of French War Orphans, l9l7-I919
Bethany S. Keenan, Coe College
American Goodwill for France? The American Good Will Association and Franco-American
Amity, 192I-1929
Michael E. McGuire, Mount St. Mary College & Boston University
Exclusive Inclusiveness: The American Friends Service Committee's Wartime Fundraising
Campaigns
Shannon Fogg, Missouri Science and Technology
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France and the French Revolution
CLT C
Chair: Robert H. Blackman, Hampden_Sydney College
shareholders of Revolution: The parisian Financial companies
in 17g9
Elizabeth Cross, Georgetown University
vote by o&ler or vote by Head? The
Question of Compromise in the 17gg-g9 controversy That
Triggered the French Revolution
James Stinchcomb, Independent Scholar
capitalism and Consumer Revolution in.Eighteenth-century
France, a Critical Appraisal
Stephen J. Miller, University of Alabama at Birminjham
6D. uncivil wars: Behind the viorence of the wars
of Religion
CLT F
Chair: Mack P. Holt, George Mason University
close-Up of a Killer: Thomas croizier,chief Killer of the Saint Bartholomew,s
Day Massacre
Jdr6mie Foa, Aix-Marseille Universit6
Preparing for the Estates General of 1588: Local
Conflicts and the Catholic League in Lower
Auvergne
Hilary J. Bemstein, university of california, Santa Barbara ( J.)
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common Threads and Local contexts in the wars of Religion
Barbara B. Diefendorf, Boston University
6_E. Defining rncrusion in Anti-Coroniar Movements, 1930-1952
cLrF _D
Chair: Johann Le Guelte, Xavier University
The Politics of Culture: Policing Algerian Nationalism
in Marseille & Algiers, lg45-1g52
Danielle Beaujon, University of Illinois at Chicago
contentious Inclusion: The Debate over the Tercentenary
of the Antilles, 1935
Rachel Anne Gillett, Utrecht University
"L'incendie rdvolutionnoire dtait allumd": The Yen Bai
Uprising and Interwar Anti Colonial
Activism
Elizabeth Tuttle, Michigan State University
22in the Fez uprising of l9l2
Nationalism, Minorities, and Anti-colonialism
Patricia Goldsworthy-Bishop, Western Oregon University
Beyond the
6B.
roTrente Glorieuses"? Rethinking Narratives of Progress Within and
Hexagon
CLT G
Chair: Jane Houston,IJniversity of North Carolina' Charlotte
i
Missions for women's Education in
colonial Expertise in the Age of Development: I-TNESCO
Newly Independent Francophone Africa
Amelia H. Lyons, University of Central Florida
as Evangelists and Critics of
Prophets of Moderni zation?Postwar French Sociologists
"Progress" - ( ^\
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David Sessions, Boston College ' )
..40 Years for a cadre, Is That Too Old?" Rethinking the Politics of Youth and Modernizationin
France, 1955-1965
Drew M. Fedorka, New York University
6G. Sexuality, Fertility, and Empowerment
in Twentieth-century Media
CLT A/B
Chair: Judith Coffin, University of Texas at
Austin
TV after May '68
Pretty in Pink: Feminizing Lesbianismon French
T amaraChaplin, iniversity of Illinois' Urbana-Champaign
w-omen's Magazines
childless in a Pronatalist Age: Infertility in Interwar
Margaret Andersen,-University of Tennessee'
Knoxville
S6gal and la Pressefdminine in Postwar
Empowering women: Marcelle Auclair, Marcelle
France
Sarah Fishman, University of Houston
the Historical Moment at Home
6II. Here and Now: French Historians Engaging with
I't /2nd Ward
carolina, wilmington
chair: Lynn wood Mollenauer, university ofNorth
at the university of the south
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Race and Memory
Andrew Wyatt Maginn, University of the South
23Re-Storying Wilmington's Black History: Place-Based Learning, Community Engagement, and
the 1898 Wilmington Massacre
Lynn wood Mollenauer, university of North carolina, wilmington
Engaging Past and Present in the City of Frederick Douglass, Susan B. Anthony, and Daniel
Prude
Jean Pedersen, {Jniversity of Rochester
l,
for
ttre€fusSfdom
Accidental Expert: A French Historian on College Athletics in the 2l't Century
Jay M. Smith, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
tntervening h etrrrieu s
Coffee Break: 3:45 p.m. - 4:00 p.m., Event Hub
Session 7: 4:00 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.
7 A. HaitilBlack France, I 800-1 830
CLT H
Chair: Crystal Eddins, University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Les Frdre Utdrin: Placide Clerc and Isaac Louverture
Andrew Wyatt Maginn, University of the South
Nineteenth-Century Francophone Literature Beyond the Empire: Legacies of a Transatlantic
Abolitionist Canon
Maria Beliaeva Solomon, university of Maryland, colrege park
7B. Images of Race, Republic, and Belonging in contemporary France
CLT F
Chair: Eddy Souffrant, University of North Carolina, Charlotte
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24e : La voix victimaire morte de
|homme dans la
Assa Traor
Invisible Adama Traord et Audibre
voix vivante decolonisatrice de lafemme
Emma Chebinou, AlleghenY College
HoodwinkingtheR6publique:LUPINandtheIllusiono^fl\""nUniversalism
Ren6e Gosson, Bucknell University (
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French
unfree Labor Regimes in the Post-Abolition
7C. Ending slavery and constructing
Empire
CLT G
College
Chair: Troy Feay, Belmont Abbey
of Slavery": Family Politics and
..Thosewho Have unfortunately Kept the Habits
Antilles
Cdi.t,f"g LrU"t in the Post-Slavery French
peirdre Lyons, The University of Chicago
in African
in the Era of Abolition: The Trade
Defining Slavery and the slave Trade
E;;rrdt in the igSOt Southwestern Indian Ocean
KeIlY Brignac, ColbY College
and
Fathers and Questions of Enslavement
To Redeem or Ransom? The spiritan
Senegal
F;";il; in Late Nineteenth-Century French
of Chicago
Johanna Pacyga,The University
7D. Eighteenth-Century DiPlomacY
jrdl4th lhard
of North Carolina' Chapel Hill
Chair: Jay M. Smith, University
in the Eighteenth century
Basel, and Shared Elite Identities
Inclusion Across Borders: French,
Stephen A' Lazer, LrizonaState
University
Body Politic After the Seven Years'
war
Reimagining the Imperial
New France,s old Allies:
Blake Grindon, Princeton University
s in : Privile ged Forei gqers?
Ei ghteenth-C entury Diplomat
a.ri,s
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lndravati F6licite, Universit6 at ',)
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Crisis in the Classroom
7E. Roundtable on Teaching War:
ft/2nd Ward
and Technology
Chair: Shannon Fogg, Missouri Science
25
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Primary Sources and the Holocaust
Abigail Lewis, University of Wisconsin_Madison
Teaching Duras's Pain "as old as time" and understanding
combatant Spouse Experiences
Katherine Roseau, Mercer University
From the Reading Room to the virtual classroom: French Resistance primary Sources in
Lockdowfi
Rcibyn Pront, Connecticut College
Settler colonialism, Torture, and Terrorism: Teaching
the Algerian war of Independence in the
U.S.
Anndal Narayanan, Virginia Tech University
Teaching war to T19t-.--u4o Have Experienced
It: case studies from the Early Modern period
Nicholas O,Neill, University oi Chi.ugo
Holocaust Study Abroad: Retracing the Landscapes
of Genocide
Annette Finrey-croswhite, old Dominion university
7F. Roundtable: Decoronization at the Margins
of Empire
CLT D
Co-Moderators:
Jecca Namakkal, Duke University
Sarah Griswold, Oklahoma State University
Discussants:
Sung-Eun Choi, Bentley University
Sarah Miles, University of North iarolina, Chapel Hill
7G' Sexuality and Racial Politics in Nineteenth- and rwentieth-century
CLT C
France
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Chair:
c(^lExclusion in French Language Teaching
7H. Roundtable: Identity,Inclusion and
CLT A/B
the
School & President of theNC Chapter of
Chair: Dawn Young, East Mecklenburg High
American Association of Teachers of French
Panelists:
Mawuena Dabla, Harding University High
School
r Kokous Komlavni, West Charlotte High Schoot
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;;;v nougood, University ofNorth Carolina' Charloue
College
Andrea Vasaune, Central Piedmont Commrmity
Plenary Lecture: 6:00-7:15 P'm'
CLT D
for fre 2lst Century
French but not (Q)White?: Expanding Frenchness
Mame-Fatou Niang, Carnegie Mellon Universify
27
LList of Participants
Cross, Elizabeth,6C
A Csiszar, Alex, 58
Adams, Christine, lF, 3E
Alpaugh, Micah,3D D
Andersen, Margaret, 2A, 6G Dabla, Mawuena, 7H
Armus, Seth,3F Dahl, Caitlin,3H
Ayling, Lindsay, lD Daut, Marlene,6,4.
Davidson, Denise, lF
B1 Davis, Muriam Haleh, 58
Barbier, Melanie,4C DeGroat, Judith,4H
Bates, Robin,5F Desan, Suzanne,3D
Bauer, Nicole, lD Diefendorf Barbara 8., 6D
Bavaria, Melanie,3F Dodman, Thomas,4D
Beaujon, Danielle,6E
Bergbauer, Victoria, 5E E
Bernstein, Hilary J., 6D Eddins, Crystal, 6A,7A
Bidet, Jennifer, 5H Edmeier, Daniela,2E
Black, Sara,5E Edwards, Erika, 1B, Fri. Plenary
Blackman, Robert H., 1A,6C Edwards, Kay, 3G
Bliss, Greta,4F Ellis, Katherine, 5D
Boittin, Jennifer, Fri. Workshop Everton, Elizabeth,4H
Bossenga, Gail,5C
Bowen, Haley Elisabeth, 2C F
Breen, Michael, 38 Fache, Caroline, 2A,Fri. Plenary
Brignac, Kelly, 5A,7C Feay, Troy, TC
Brown, Howard G.,28 Fedorka, Drew M., 6F
Burson, Jeff,4E Fdlicit6, Indravati, 7D
Byrnes, Melissa,24. Fink, Liz, lF
Finkelberg, John,2C
C Finley-Croswhite, Annette, 7E
Cameron, Christopher, 4,A. Fishman, Sarah, 2G,6G
Campbell, Caroline,4H Flanagan, Drew,4G
Carroll, Christina,4F Foa, Jdr6mie, 6D
Casteen, Elizabeth, 34. Fogg, Shannon,68,7E
Cdlestine, Audrey,5H Frydman, Hannah,7G
Chaplin, Tamara,6G
Chapman, Sara E.,4,4, G
Charnow, Sally,3F Gay, Vincent, 5H
Chebinou, Emma, TB Ghose, Paroma,4C
Chin, Rachel,2F Gillett, Rachel Anne, 6E
Choi, Sung-Eun,7F Goff Ben,4D
Clayson, Hollis, 1E Goldsworthy-Bishop, Patricia, 1G, 6E
Coffin, Judith,48,6G Gosson, Ren6e, 78
Coller, Ian, 3,A. Graham, Lisa Jane, 3E
Colvin, Kelly Ricciardi, 4H Gressang, Corinne,5,A,
Conklin, Alice, 5B Grindon, Blake, TD
Coons, Jim,3H Griswold, Sarah, lF,7F
Corretti, Carolyn,4E Grysole, Am6lie, 5H
Couti, Jacqueline, Fri. Plenary
28Marvin, Nathan, Thurs' Plenary,ZA
H Matthiesson, SoPhie, 28
Haddad, Marine, 5H
Matlrtsin, Anton,58
Hagins, Zachary R.,78
Maza, Sarah,3F
Harp, StePhen, lG
McGuire, Michael E.,6B
Harrison, Carol E., 1E
Mesch, Rachel,48
Hendrickson, Burleigh, 38
Miles, Sarah, TF
Henry, Lauren, lC,38 StePhen J., 6C
Miller,
Heuer, Jennifer, 1D
Mollenauer, LYnn Wood, 6H
tlobgood, BobbY, TH Monroe, John, lE
iIogg, Ch1o6,3H
Holt, MackP.,6D
N
Horn, Jeff, 1A, 5F
Naiman, Thera,3C
Horowitz, Sarah' 7G
Namakkal, Jecca,TF
Houston, Jane,6F
Narayanan, Anndal, TE
Nelson, Elizabeth A', 3G
J Neulander, Joelle, 4G, 5E
Jackson, Peter, 2F Plenary
Niang, Mame-Fatou, Fri' Plenary' Sat'
Jarvis, Katie, 1A,3D
Nichols, Maia,4F
Jobs, Richard Ivan, 1G
Noske, Sarah Maria, 2D
K o
Kaiser, Thomas E., 5C
ONeill, Nicholas, 5F, 7E
Katz, Ethan,2G,3A
Odiru Pierre,5H
Keenan, BethanY S.,6B
Ott, Sandra 2G,68
Krerem, Yitzchak, 1C
Kolla, Edward J., 4F
P
Komlavni, Kokous, TH
Pacyga, Johanna, TC
Kostroun, Daniella,2C puf--"t, Jennifer L., Fri' Workshop' 4A
Kruger, Carole,5D
Panchasi, Roxanne, TF
Kurkdjian, SoPhie,5G Parsons, Jotham Wood, 4E
Kushner, Nina, 3E
Pattieu, SYlvain, 5H
PeabodY, Sue, Thurs' Plenary' 2D
L Pearson, Jessica, 1G
tand, JoY, 1C Pedersen, Jean,6H
Lane, Pierre, Thurs. Plenary pi"hi.h"io, Chdsty, Fri' Plenary' Fri' Workshop'
Lanza,Janine,2C 4C
Lazer,StePhen A.,7D 6,{
Pierre, Nathalie,
Le Guelte, Johann, 2E',68 Postoli, Sokrat,4G
LegaceY, Erin-Marie, 3 C
Pront, RobYn, TE
Lewis, Abigail, TE
Lewis, Erik Braeden, 28
Linton, Marisa, 1A
a
willc., 18,5A Quillen, Carol,5B
Little,
Lyons, Amelia H., 6F
R
Lyons, Deirdre, 7C Sat'
Rugur, Bryant T',3E, Fri' WorkshoP'
Lunch
M Rexer, Raisa,48
Maginn, Andrew WYatt, 6H,74 Ringelberg, Kirstin, 48
Main, Alice Coulter,3C
Rizzo,TraceY,6H
Malcolm, Hannah N', 4D, 5A Romano, Alexis,5G
Marrero, Karen,4,{
29
lRoseau, Katherine, TE Tuttle, Elizabeth, 2E, 6E
Ross, Andrew Israel, 3C,7G
U
s Utley, Rachel,2F
Sanos, Sandrine,58
Scales, Rebecca, 24,58 v
Scalone, Luke Sebastian, lC Yalanzola, Ashley, 2G
Scarfone, Marianna,2D Valdespino, Gregory,2A
Sepinwall,,Alyssa, 6,4. Valentin, Timoth6e,4C
Sessions, 4avid, 6F Valverde, Mathias,5,{
Sherman, Daniel,58 Vardi, Liana,5C
Siegel, Jennifer,2F Vasaune, Andrea, TH
Slaby, Philip,5H Velmet, Aro,2,A'
Smith, Frederick H., 18 V6ron, Daniel,5H
Smith, Jay M., 5C,6H,7D Vulbeau, Jano6,5H
Solomon, Maria Beliaeva, 7A
Soppelsa, Peter S., 3G w
Sosnowski, Thomas C., 29 Walker, Eldra Dominique, 7A
Souffrant, Eddy, TB Walton, Whitney, 1E
Stedman, Allison,3H Waxman, Rachel,5F
Stempniak, Kasia, 5G Weinstein-Reiman, Michael, 5D
Stinchcomb, James,6C Weise, Julie M.,2E
Weiss, Gillian,34.
T Wellman, Kathleen,6H
Taber, Rob,64 Wesner, Samantha,4D
Tackett, Timothy, 1A, 3D Wieder, Emily,5D
Takeda, Junko,3A, 5A
Thamm, Kiersten,4G Y
Thompson, Victoria,3D Young, Dawn, TH
Tilburg, Patricia,48
Tipei, Alex R., 3G Z
Tolan-Szkilnik, Paraska, 1G Zdatny, Steve,5G
Touilila, Ali,4C
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