SOC 360
SOCIAL ST
RATIFICATION

fall 2005
A WOMAN’S BIOGRAPHY IN A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

Over the semester, the students utilized the conceptual framework put forth in Bell and Nkomo's book Our Separate Ways: Black and White Women and the Struggle for Professional Identity (2001:16-18) as the foundation for understanding the both the similarities and differences experiences by white and black women at various socio-economic statuses. Their final paper drew upon this framework to examine the life of a particular woman. Listed below are the women whose lives the students examines and applied the conceptual framework.



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Ani DiFranco by Sam Medina
Sheila Parker by Natasha Uffner
Burned Alive: Souad’s Story by Meghan Lambourne
Helga Schneider by Jennifer Wolff
Jane Addams by Angie Omanski
Maxine Eloise Vanwey by Lauren Lydon
Frida Kahlo by Emily Romano
Grace, Princess of Monaco by Alexis DiGregorio
Maya Angelou by Jennifer Parker
Oprah Winfrey: A Product of Her Time by Amanda Shropshire
Race, Class, and Gender with Rosa an Italian Immigrant by Diane Ihlenfeldt
Mayada, Daughter of Iraq by Jackie Saviñon
Eve Ensler: What We See and Hear by Jasmin Abbatiello
Marilyn Monroe by Carolyn Logan
Rita Edna Lutz by Stephanie Lutz
Shania Twain: A Canadian Cinderella Story by McKenna M. Keenan
Edda Hepburn van Heemstra (a.k.a Audrey Hepburn) by Michelle Grossnickle
Janis Joplin by Amanda Schramm
Her Ninety Years: The Life of Martha Louise Black by Stephanie Snyder
From Poor to Middle Class: The Life of Collie Hooper-Yan by Vanessa Hooper-Yan
Margaret Sanger by Jennifer Witherow
Princess Diana by Stephanie Roth
General Pearl by Laura Frechette