Department of History

Patricia Greenwood Harrison,
whose Ph.D. is from Tulane University, teaches modern European history, women’s history, and western civilization. Her research focuses on the connections between the British and American woman suffrage movements.

 

Professor Harrison is the author of Connecting Links: The British and American Woman Suffrage Movements, 1900-1914 (Greenwood Press, 2000). Other publications include articles and reviews on women’s history. Recently, Harrison contributed an article on women’s suffrage to the Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern World. (Oxford University Press, 2008) and appeared in the documentary, “Demanding the Vote: The Pankhursts and the British Suffrage Movement” (Lucasfilm, 2007).

 

Spring Hill Courses:

Europe: 1815-1900

Europe in the Era of the World Wars

Europe Since 1945

Women in European History

Senior Seminar

Western Civilization

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Office: 309 Quinlan

Phone: 251.380.3061

Email: harrison@shc.edu