September 2000 Newsletter

Personals

Bruce Field (Northern Illinois) has been awarded a grant from the Minnesota Historical Society to research the roles that forty U.S.Congresswomen played in American foreign policy during the Cold War.

John Flynn was named an Archives By-Fellow at the Archives Centre, Churchill College, Cambridge UK for the fall and winter semesters, 2000-2001. He is working on a book dealing with the civic activities of German women in the British and American zones of occupation from 1945 through the early 1950s.

Ole R. Holsti (Duke) has been awarded the "Lifetime Achievement Award" from the American Political Science Association, Conflict Process Section. He has also been awarded the "Teacher-Scholar Award," from the International Studies Association, Active Learning Section.

Klaus Larres has been awarded a Jean Monnet Chair for European Foreign & Security Policy by the Commission of the European Union. The chair is based in the School of Politics of the Queen's University of Belfast and includes an annual stipend for teaching and conducting research on European foreign policy and transatlantic relations.

Wayne Patterson (St. Norbert) has been named visiting professor of Korean history at Harvard.

Katie Sibley (St. Joseph's) has received research grants from the Kennan Institute and the Harry S. Truman Library.