Published Sources
"Stalwart Women" : a historical analysis of deans of women in the SouthCall Number: 378.112 B297s (Location: Circulating)Publication Date: 1999This innovative study provides a close examination of the accomplishments of four women who served as Deans of Women in co-educational institutions, a once crucial but now defunct role.
Essays and Journal Articles
- Mountain Feminist: Helen Matthews Lewis, Appalachian Studies, and the Long Women’s Movementby Jessica Wilkerson and David P. Cline
Southern Cultures
Volume 17, Number 3, Fall 2011 - "Educated and Organized: Women at the Center of Berea College History, 1850s-2000s" GSTR 210 EssayDr. Jackie Burnside, Associate Professor of Sociology, surveys local and national trends in women’s history, describes briefly biographical details about some of the courageous women who studied, taught, and worked at Berea College.
Primary Sources
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- Personal History of Berea College by Elizabeth E. RogersRG 1.03 - Berea College Archives
This 26-page typed document by Mrs. Elizabeth E. Rogers provides her personal and informal account of Berea College from 'its earliest days' until the exodus in 1859. - Matilda Hamilton Fee, 1824-1895 by William G. Frost and Bruce S. HuntingCall Number: 976.904 F2954zf c. 2
This 16-page pamphlet includes a life sketch of Matilda Hamilton Fee, as well as a separate personal tribute.
