The Study of History at SJSU



	Faculty
	Elizabeth Ansnes John Bernhardt Rob Cirivilleri Michael Conniff Patricia Lopes Don Glen Gendzel Libra Hilde Patricia Evridge Hill Iris Jerke Allison Katsev Rajiv Khanna Benjamin Kline Robert Kumamoto Gus Lease Phillip Lyman Margo McBane Aime McNamara David Meir-Levi Danelle Moon Eric Narveson Mary Pickering Rick Propas E. Bruce Reynolds Jonathan Roth Gaius Stern Jerry Underdal Stanley Underdal Mary Lynn Wilson		Danelle Moon Lecturer M.A. Southern Connecticut State University, 2001, Library & Information Science. M.A. CSU Fullerton, 1994, History. B.A. CSU Fullerton CSU Fullerton, 1992, History. Office: King Library, 5th Floor Room 560 Email: danelle.moon@sjsu.edu Phone: 408-808-2061 Website
			Areas of Interest U.S. Women's History Progressive Era Women and Politics California & West Primary Source Literacy
	Staff
	Diana Baker Crystal Hupp		Current Courses HIST 15B - U.S. History/Government
			Publications "A Pocket of Quiet Persistence-In the Age of the Feminist Doldrums?: Florence Kitchelt and the Connecticut Committee for the Equal Rights Amendment, 1943-1961," Connecticut History (Fall 2006). Biographies: Carrie Chapman Catt, Dorothy Detzer, and Mildred Olmsted, in Women and War: An Encyclopedia (Sage Publications, 2006). "California Immigration in World War I," in Encyclopedia of Immigration and Migration into the American West (Sage Publications, 2006). Subject Entries: "Slavery" and "Sexual Double Standard, "Encyclopedia of Rape (Greenwood Press, August 2004) "Irrepressible Expansionists: Women Librarians in the West," Encyclopedia of Women in the American West (Sage Publications, 2003). "Educational Housekeepers: Americanization in California, 1900-1927," California History: A Topical Approach (Harland Davidson, 2003). "Unnatural Fathers and Vixen Daughters": The Social and Legal Reform of Incest, San Diego, California, 1894," The Journal of the West (Fall 2000). "Divorce Western Style," in ENCYCLOPEDIA: Law in the Western United States (2000).
			Biography Currently, I am the Director San Jose State University Special Collections & Archives, a position I have held since 2004. Prior to my work in San Jose, I worked in Manuscripts and Archives, Yale University Library (1997-2004) and Davidson Special Collections, UC Santa Barbara(1996-1997). In addition to my work in the SJSU History Department, I have also taught Women’s History and U.S. History as an adjunct history professor at Central Connecticut State University (1998-2004). I have a MLIS from Southern Connecticut State University and an MA in history from California State University, Fullerton. Most of my historical writing has been in the field of Progressive Era history, with a focus on female reform and women’s rights. My current research is focused on the women’s movement during the post-war years in Connecticut (1943-1961), and on the modern women’s movement in the Bay Area from the 1970s to the present.