Jacqueline Antonovich
Education
- Ph.D., University of Michigan
- M.A., University of Wyoming
- B.A., Colorado Mesa University
Teaching Interests
I am a historian of health and medicine in the United States, with particular interests in how race, gender, and politics shape the medical field and access to health care. My teaching interests include histories of public health, alternative medicine, disability, reproduction and childbirth and epidemics. I also focus on the history of the American West, nineteenth-century America and the Gilded and Progressive Eras.
Research and Scholarship
My current writing projects include a book manuscript on women physicians and medical imperialism in the turn-of-the-century American West, and an article on the public health politics of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1920s. I am also the co-founder and executive editor of Nursing Clio, a peer-reviewed blog project that ties historical scholarship to present-day issues related to gender, health and medicine.
- American Civil War & Reconstruction
- FYS:Bad Boys & Rebel Girls
- History of Alternative Medicine in the United States
- Faculty Rising Scholar Award, 2022
Prehealth Faculty Advisory Committee
Public Health
Women's and Gender Studies
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