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Editorial Board & Board of Advisors The Editoral Board meets once a year, in conjunction with the annual business meeting of the Society for the Study of Early Modern Women, held at the Attending to Early Modern Women symposium or at Sixteenth Century Studies Conference. The Editorial Board selects essays and notes for inclusion in each volume of Early Modern Women: An Interdisciplinary Journal, based on the recommendations of reviewers. Diane Wolfthal Jane Donawerth Adele Seeff Katherine McIver Mihoko Suzuki Anne J. Cruz Patricia Phillippy Karen Nelson
Center for Renaissance & Baroque Studies, University of Maryland ~~~ The Board of Advisors is responsible for reviewing guidelines for acceptance of essays, reviewing essays and notes, and offering general advice. Reviewers are encouraged to offer supportive commentary rather than dismissive criticism for all submissions. Essays are reviewed anonymously. The Board of Advisors also provides reviewers and nominations for reviewers for specific submissions. The Board of Advisors unites elected representatives from the Society for the Study of Early Modern Women and the Planning Committee for the Attending to Early Modern Women symposia series. The Board of Advisors consists of: Susan Dwyer Amussen, English and European History, University of California, Merced Julia Marciari Alexander, Art History, San Diego Museum of Art Judith MacKenzie Bennett, History, University of Southern California Elizabeth Cohen, History, York University Richard Chapman, Graphic Arts, University of Maryland Susan Dinan, French and European History, Long Island University Valeria Finucci, Italian Studies, Duke University Amy Froide, History, University of Maryland Baltimore County Mary Garrard, Emerita, Art History, The American University Margaret Hannay, English Literature, Siena College Joan Hartman, Emerita, English Literature, College of Staten Island, CUNY Wendy Heller, Music, Princeton University Ann Rosalind Jones, Comparative Literature, Smith College Mary Ellen Lamb, English, Southern Illinois University Elizabeth Lehfeldt, History, Cleveland State University Carole Levin, History, Universityof Nebraska, Lincoln Naomi Miller, English Literature, University of Arizona Jacqueline Marie Musacchio, Art History, Vassar College Lena Cowen Orlin, English, Georgetown University Mary Elizabeth Perry, History, Occidental College Patricia Phillippy, English Literature, Texas A&M University Anne Lake Prescott, French Literature, Barnard College, Columbia University Phyllis Rackin, English, University of Pennsylvania Magdalena Sanchez, Spanish History, Gettysburg College Hilda Smith, English History, Women’s Studies, University of Cincinnati Sara Jayne Steen, English, Plymouth State University Betty S.
Travitsky, English Literature, Center for the Study of Women
and Society, Graduate Center, CUNY Abby Zanger, History, Tufts University |
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