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Contact Info:
| Office Location: | 208 East Duke Bldg | | Office Phone: | 919-684-3867, 919-684-5683 | | Email Address: | 
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Typical Courses Taught:
- WOMENST 110S, SOC MOVEMENTS: OVERVIEW
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- http://www.duke.edu/womstud/site/ugrad/Syllabi/
wst110Sfall03.pdf
Education:
- Ph.D. Northwestern University 1970
- Visiting Fellow, Queen Elizabeth House, Oxford University, 1983
- Institute for Administrative Advancement, University of Michigan, 1974
- Certificate in African Studies, Northwestern University, 1970
- MA, Northwestern University, 1965
- BA, Indiana University, 1964
- Imperial History, Constitutional Law, and Comparative Government, Edinburgh University, 1962
- Research Interests:
Women's studies,
Women and Education,
Social Movements,
Gender and Organizations,
Contemporary American Feminism,
Research Trips to Kenya, (July, 1982, March
1983).
Field Research in Pare Mountains: 1967,
1972, 1981
- Curriculum Vitae
- Postdocs Mentored
- Ali Henderson (2005)
- Allison Bevan (2005)
- Beverly Baskin (2004)
- Dana Jennings (2004)
- Betsy Thomas (2003)
- Recent Publications
(More Publications)
- J.F. O'Barr, Catching a Wave,
Among Friends, vol. 7 no. 1
(Fall 2006),
pp. p. 2, Duke University Libraries.
- J.F. O'Barr, Doing Women's Studies,
SIGNS: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, vol. 32 no. 1
(Autumn 2006),
pp. 285-288.
- J.F. O'Barr, Women's Studies for the Future and Doing Women's Studies,
SIGNS, vol. forthcoming
(2005).
- J.F. O'Barr, Sarah Dunant, The Birth of Venus,
Among Friends, vol. 4, 2
(Spring 2004).
- J.F. O'Barr, Elizabeth Berg, The Art of Mending,
Among Friends, vol. 52
(Spring 2005).
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