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Lynne Adrian, University of Alabama
Lynne Adrian
http://www.as.ua.edu/amstud/faculty_and_staff/Adrian/index.php
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PhD. University of Iowa; M.A. University of Minnesota; B.A. DePaul University
Member, American Studies Association. Member., Member Southeast American Studies Association., Treasurer, Southeast American Studies Association, Executive Committee, Southern American Studies Association, 1992 to present., President, Southern American Studies Association, 1997 to 1999., Representative, Southern American Studies Association, on Regional Chapters Committee, American Studies Association, 1997 to 1999., Vice President, Southern American Studies Association, 1996 to 1997
"Active and Collaborative Learning in a large introductory American Studies Class.", Reprinting with introduction the "Hobo News/Review" 1915-1930, book manuscript., "The Gulf Coast Disaster and the Values of America, " book manuscript.
Pedagogy of American Studies, including teaching with technology., Disasters as revelatory of cultural values., Hoboes, 1885-1935., American Women's History
Lynne M. Adrian is Chair of the Department of American Studies, and an Associate Professor at the University of Alabama. She was a principle investigator in both the American Studies Crossroads Project, 1995-1998 and the Visible Knowledge Project, 2000-2005.

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