Workshop Contents

• Workshop Introduction
• Bulletin Board
• Participant Background
• Evaluating and Using Online Resources in the Classroom
• Evaluating Web Sites
• Integrating the Internet into Your Curriculum 
• Workshop Handouts
• Session 1: The Importance of Women's History
• Why Study Women's History?
• Women's History Time Line 
• General Links 
• Assignment 1 
• Session 2: Women in the Home
• Cherokee Women 
• The Women of Somerset Place
• Stories of Farm Women in Stokes and Surry Counties
• Changing Images: Three Devereux Sisters
• Assignment 2 
• Session 3: Women in War
• Legendary Women 
• Sewing for the Confederacy
• On the Outskirts
• Westray Battle Boyce: The Story of a WAC
• Assignment 3 
• Session 4: Women in Politics and Social Reform
• The Story of Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown and the Palmer Memorial Institute 
• Women on a Mission: The WABPS
• The Nineteenth Amendment in North Carolina
• Ella May Wiggins, Social Activitist
• Supplemental Readings
• Assignment 4 

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