Predoctoral and Doctoral Projects
James Russell Pryor, “Work, Nature, and the American Dinner Plate: Making Chicken in the Twentieth-Century United States,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2013).
Jessica D. Klanderud, "Street Wisdom: African American Cultural and Community Transformations in Pittsburgh, 1918-1970,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2013).
Kevin Conor Brown, “The Great Nomad: Work, Environment and Space in the Lumber Industry of Minnesota and Louisiana from the 1870s to the 1930s,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2012).
Fidel Makoto Campet, "Housing in Black Pittsburgh: Community Struggles and the State, 1916-1973,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2011).
David Marshall Struthers, “The World in a City: Transnational and Inter-Racial Organizing in Los Angeles, 1900-1930,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2010).
Charles Franklin Lee, “Carnival of Blood?: African American Workers and the Building of the Pittsburgh, Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad, 1897-1912,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2006).
Robin Dearmon Jenkins, “Rivets and Rights: African American Workers and Shipbuilding in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1890-1948,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2005).
Susannah Feeney Walker, “For Appearances’ Sake: African American Women’s Beauty Culture from 1920 to the 1970s,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2001).
J. Trent Alexander, “Great Migrations: Race and Community in the Southern Exodus, 1917-1970,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2001).
Liesl Miller Orenic, “On the Ramp: Ground Service Workers in the American Airline Industry, 1930-1970,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2000).
Ancella Bickley Livers, “Defining Ourselves: gender Construction and the Creation of Pittsburgh’s Black Community, 1925-55,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 1998).
Donald Earl Collins, “‘A Substance of Things Hoped For’ : Multiculturalism, Desegregation, and the Identity in African American Washington, D. C., 1930-1960,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 1997).
John Hinshaw, “Dialectics of Division: Race and Power among Western Pennsylvania Steelworkers, 1937-1975,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 1995).
Katherine Chilton, “City of Refuge: Urban Labor, Gender, and Family Formation during Slavery and the Transition to Freedom in the District of Columbia, 1820-1875,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2009).
Jessie Barbour Ramey, “A Childcare Crisis: Poor Black and White Families and Orphanages in Pittsburgh, 1878-1929,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2009).
Rebecca M. Kluchin, “Fit to be Tied?: “Sterilization and Reproductive Rights in America, 1960-1984,” (Ph. D. diss., 一本道无码, 2004).