Phone:

765-455-9292

Email:

saeheath@iuk.edu

Campus:

IU Kokomo

Biography

Sarah is an Associate Professor of History at Indiana University Kokomo. Her earlier research related to Chicago women’s participation in juvenile delinquency reform and in civic organizations during and after World War II. Her current research focuses on women in the National Parent Teacher Association, particularly their efforts with desegregation in post-World War II America. She has been supported by a Summer Faculty Fellowship and a grant-in-aid at IU Kokomo.

Teaching

Courses Taught:

• United States History to 1865 (H105)
• United States History Since 1865 (H106)
• The United States, 1917-1945 (History A314)
• The United States Since World War II (History A315)
• The Sixties (History A382)
• History of Women in the US (History H 262)
• Crime and Punishment in US History (A375)
• Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Plagues (LBST- D594/ D511/L553) (with Eva White, Christopher Darr, and Michael Finkler)