A VARIETY OF TASKS:
        Women, Men, and Work in Early Nineteenth-Century America
 
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                       Hagley Fellows Conference
 
      Center for the History of Business, Technology, and Society
                       Hagley Museum and Library
                          Wilmington, Delaware
 
                         Friday, March 24, 1995
 
 
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS:
 
        Laurel Thatcher Ulrich, University of New Hampshire,
        "Gender Divisions in the Northern Rural Economy."
 
 
PANEL I: GENDER, CLASS, AND INSTITUTIONAL CONSTRUCTIONS AT WORK
 
        Monique Borque, College of Physicians of Philadelphia
        Jeffrey A. Mullins, Johns Hopkins University
        Comment: Cathy Matson, University of Delaware
 
 
PANEL II: BUSINESS, TECHNOLOGY, AND THE HISTORY OF WORK
 
        Carolyn C. Cooper, Yale University
        Donna J. Rilling, Harvard Business School
        Comment: Glenn Porter, Hagley Museum and Library
 
 
PANEL III: RACE, ETHNICITY, AND WORK IN THE ANTEBELLUM SOUTH
 
        Michele K. Gillespie, Agnes Scott College
        Frank Towers, Clarion University
        Comment: Peter Kolchin, University of Delaware
 
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A reception follows Panel III, and lunch can be ordered, or you may bring
your own.  Information regarding area lodging is available.
 
Registration fees are as follows:
 
        General registration, $15
        Students, Senior Citizens, $10
        Late registration (after March 17), add $5
        Lunch, $9
 
For further information, please contact the Center for the History of
Business, Technology, and Society:
 
        Phone: (302) 658-2400, ext. 243.
        Fax: (302) 658-0568
        Mail: Hagley Fellows Conference
              Center for the History of Business, Technology, and Society
              Hagley Museum and Library
              P.O. Box 3630
              Wilmington, DE  19807-0630