MARY ANN IRWIN

Teaching Experience
*Semester*	Institution	*Course No. / Title*

Fall 2012	Diablo Valley College	Hist 120-5179 [online]
		Hist 120-5180 [online]
		Hist 124-1459 History of California

Summer 2012	Sabbatical

Winter 2012	California State University, East Bay	Hist 3500-01 History of California

Spring 2012	California State University, East Bay	Hist 3500-04 History of California

Spring 2012	Diablo Valley College	Hist 121-8854 History of the US After 1877
		Hist 121-8628 History of the US After 1877
		Hist 126-2666 History of the American West

Winter 2012	California State University, East Bay	Hist 3500-04 History of California

Fall 2011	Diablo Valley College/San Ramon Campus	Hist 120-5868 History of the US to 1877 [online]
		Hist 120-9356 History of the US to 1877
		Hist 124-9063 History of California

Summer 2011	Diablo Valley College	Hist 121-8022 History of the US After 1877
		Hist 124-8214 History of California

Spring 2011	Diablo Valley College	HIST-121-8854 History of the US After 1877
		HIST-121-5630 History of the US After 1877 [online]
		HIST-171-1658 History of Women in the US After 1877

Fall 2010	Diablo Valley College	HIST-120-8318 History of the US Before 1877
		HIST-170-1503 History of Women in the US to 1877

Summer 2010	Diablo Valley College	HIST-120-4310 History of the US Before 1877
		HIST-126-5306 The American West [online]

Spring 2010	Chabot College	HIST7-A02 History of the US to 1877

	Diablo Valley College	HIST-120-1621 History of the US Before 1877
		HIST-120-1645 History of the US Before 1877
		HIST-120-2911 History of the US Before 1877
		HIST-120-8146 History of the US Before 1877
		HIST-120-8565 History of the US Before 1877
		HIST-126-2662 The American West

Fall 2009	Chabot College	HIST8-A02 History of the US from 1877

	Diablo Valley College	HIST-120-1396 History of the US Before 1877
		HIST-120-1399 History of the US Before 1877
		HIST-121-2878 History of US After 1877

Summer 2009	Diablo Valley College	HIST-120-2329 History of the US Before 1877
		HIST-120-4310 History of the US Before 1877
		HIST-126-5306 The American West [online]

Spring 2009	Diablo Valley College	120-2911 U. S. History to 1877
		126-5555 History of the American West [online]
		126-2662 History of the American West

Fall 2008	Diablo Valley College	126-5555 History of the American West [online]

Summer 2008	Diablo Valley College	120-5331 U. S. History to 1877 [online]
		121-1192 U. S. History, 1877 to the Present
		126-5306 History of the American West [online]
		120-4310 U. S. History to 1877
		124-8214 History of California

Spring 2008	Diablo Valley College	126-5555 History of the American West [online]
		120-8179 US History to 1877
		126-8571 History of the American West

Fall 2007	Diablo Valley College	126-5480 History of the American West [online]
		120-8558 US History to 1877
	Chabot College	7-AE2 US History to 1877

Summer 2007	Diablo Valley College	126-5306 History of the American West [online]
		120-5301 US History to 1877

Spring 2007	Diablo Valley College	126-5555 History of the American West [online]
		126-1093 History of the American West
		126-1644 History of the American West
	Chabot College	Sabbatical

Fall 2006	Diablo Valley College	126-5480 History of the American West [online]
		Social Science 120-8165 Women and Social Change in the US, 1890-Present
		170-1503 US Women’s History to 1877
		170-8189 US Women’s History to 1877
	Chabot College	7-A02 US History to 1877
		7-AE1 US History to 1877

Summer 2006	Diablo Valley College	120-4310 US History to 1877 [online]
		126-5306 History of the American West [online]

Spring 2006	Diablo Valley College	126-1093 History of the American West
		126-1644 History of the American West

Fall 2005	Diablo Valley College	170-8189 US Women’s History to 1877
	Chabot College	Sabbatical

Summer 2005	Diablo Valley College	120-4310 US History to 1877

Spring 2005	Diablo Valley College	126-1093 History of the American West
		126-1644 History of the American West
		120-1645 US History to 1877
	Chabot College	7-A05 US History to 1877
		8-A10 US History, 1877 to Present

Fall 2004	Diablo Valley College	170-8189 US Women’s History to 1877
		170-1503 US Women’s History to 1877
	Chabot College	7-A08 US History to 1877

Summer 2004	Diablo Valley College	121-8022 US History, 1877 to Present
		121-8023 US History, 1877 to Present

Spring 2004	Diablo Valley College	120-8751 US History to 1877
		121-8983 US History, 1877 to Present
	Chabot College	Sabbatical

Fall 2003	Diablo Valley College	170-8189 US Women’s History to 1877
		170-1503 US Women’s History to 1877
	Chabot College	8-003 US History, 1877 to Present
		7-A71 US History to 1877

Spring 2003		Sabbatical

Fall 2002	Diablo Valley College	121-1451 US History, 1877 to Present
		124-8184 History of California

Summer 2002	San Francisco State University	469-01 American Childhoods, Past & Present
	Diablo Valley College	124-8214 History of California

Spring 2002	Diablo Valley College	124-1639 History of California
		120-8567 US History to 1877
		120-1613 US History to 1877
	Chabot College	8-A07 US History, 1877 to Present
		8-A09 US History, 1877 to Present
		12-071 History of California
	Laney College	19 History of California

Fall 2001	Diablo Valley College	120-8177 US History to 1877
		126-8189 History of the American West
		170-8186 US Women’s History to 1877
	Chabot College	8-A01 US History, 1877 to Present
		8-A09 US History, 1877 to Present

Spring 2001	Diablo Valley College	120-8177 US History to 1877
		171-1658 US Women’s History, 1877 to Present
		171-8578 US Women’s History, 1877 to Present
	Chabot College	7-005 US History to 1877
		12-071 History of California

Fall 2000	Diablo Valley College	155-1862 History of American Childhood
		120-8177 US History to 1877
		121-1626 US History, 1877 to Present
		121-1432 US History, 1877 to Present
	Chabot College	7-005 US History to 1877
		8-E71 US History, 1877 to Present

Summer 2000	Diablo Valley College	126-8213 History of the American West
		124-3961 History of California
		170-3965 American Women’s History to 1877
	Chabot College	7-W61 US History to 1877
		7-09B US History to 1877
	San Francisco State University	469-01A American Childhoods, Past and Present

Spring 2000	Diablo Valley College	126-1642 History of the American West
		126-8571 History of the American West
		122-1635 Critical Thinking in History
	Chabot College	7-WC1 US History to 1877

Fall 1999	Diablo Valley College	124-1460 History of California
		120-1427 US History to 1877
		170-1503 American Women’s History to 1877
		170-1505 American Women’s History to 1877
	Chabot College	7-A03 US History to 1877

Summer 1999	San Francisco State University	469-B01 American Childhoods, Past and Present
	Diablo Valley College	120-3950 US History to 1877
		120-3953 US History to 1877
		170-3965 American Women’s History to 1877
	Chabot College	7-09A US History to 1877

Spring 1999	Diablo Valley College	124-085 History of California
		120-090 US History to 1877
		171-001 American Women’s History: 1877 to Present

Fall 1998	Diablo Valley College	124-082 History of California
		124-090 History of California
		120-085 US History to 1877

Summer 1998	San Francisco State University	469-B01 American Childhoods, Past & Present
	Diablo Valley College	170-011 American Women’s History to 1877
		124-011 History of California

Spring 1998	Diablo Valley College	124-085 History of California
		120-085 US History to 1877
	Chabot College	7-005 US History to 1877
		7-004 US History to 1877

Fall 1997	San Francisco State University	469-01 American Childhoods, Past and Present
	Diablo Valley College	124-090 History of California
		120-081 US History to 1877
	Chabot College	8-004 US History: 1877 to Present

Spring 1997	Diablo Valley College	124-383 History of California
		120-003 US History to 1877
	Chabot College	7-004 US History to 1877
		7-005 US History to 1877

Fall 1996	Diablo Valley College	124-090 History of California
	Chabot College	8-A03 US History: 1877 to Present
		8-A04 US History: 1877 to Present

Summer 1996	Chabot College	8-005 US History: 1877 to Present


MARY ANN IRWIN the_Irwinator@comcast.net www.Irwinator.com		Curriculum Vita

Education
1995	San Francisco State University, Master of Arts / History
1980	University of California at Berkeley, Bachelor of Arts / History

1976	San Diego (Mesa) Community College


Honors

2011	National Coalition of Independent Scholars Eisenstein-DeLacy Award for "Sex, War, and Community Service: The Battle for San Francisco's Jewish Community Center," Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies, Vol. 32, Issue 1 (May 2011).

2003	Fellow, Jewish Women's Archive, “Jewish Women Building Community” project. Fellow, Myra Reinhard Family Foundation.

1999	Coalition for Western Women's History Jensen-Miller "Best Article" Prize.

1995	Phi Alpha Theta (International Honor Society in History), Kappa Phi Chapter.



		Publications

		"Ministers of the Poor: The St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco, 1860-2010" (St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco, forthcoming).
		Richard B. Rice, William A. Bullough, Richard J. Orsi, and Mary Ann Irwin, The Elusive Eden: A New History of California (4th ed.) (McGraw-Hill, September 2011).
		"Sex, War, and Community Service: The Battle for San Francisco's Jewish Community Center," Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies, Vol. 32, Issue 1 (May 2011).
		Robert W. Cherny, Mary Ann Irwin, and Ann Marie Wilson, eds., Women and Politics: California from the Gold Rush to the Great Depression (Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, May 2011).

"'The Air is Becoming Full of War': Jewish San Francisco and World War I," Pacific Historical Review Vol. 73, Issue 3 (August 2005).
Women and Gender in the American West: Jensen-Miller Essays from the Coalition for Western Women's History, Mary Ann Irwin and James F. Brooks, eds. (University of New Mexico Press, 2004).
	"‘Going About and Doing Good’: The Politics of Benevolence, Welfare, and Gender in San Francisco, 1850-1880," Pacific Historical Review 68 (August 1999). Reprinted in Women and Gender in the American West: Jensen-Miller Essays from the Coalition for Western Women's History, Mary Ann Irwin and James F. Brooks, eds. (University of New Mexico Press, 2004).
	"White Slavery as Metaphor: Anatomy of a Moral Panic," Ex Post Facto 5 (Spring 1996).

			Participation in Professional Organizations
			January 2008-December 2010: Editorial Board member, Pacific Historical Review (University of California Press).
			October 1997-October 2007: Steering Committee Chair, Coalition for Western Women Historians. Ex Officio, October 2007 to present.
			May 2003-May 2007: Secretary, Western Association of Women Historians.
			Anonymous referee, various publishers and academic journals.
			Additional Professional Training
			2009, Certificate of Completion / Professional Sequence in Editing, University of California Extension
		Conference Papers, Other Professional Activities
		Panelist, "Century of Progressivism: The Legacy of 1911," California Studies Conference, Oakland Museum of California, Oakland, Moraga, California, April 28, 2012.
			Panelist, "As San Francisco Votes, So Votes California: Jewish Activists and the 1911 Woman Suffrage Campaign," Wo/men's Conference 2012, St. Mary's College, Moraga, California, March 3, 2012.
			Consultant, "Who Do You Think You Are?" NBC (Jewish San Francisco, 1850-1890), March 23, 2012.
			Guest Speaker, "Private Charity and Public Activism: Jewish Women in San Francisco, 1855-1911," Lehrhaus Judaica, Bridging Past and Future: The Bay Area Jewish Community, Berkeley, California, February 12, 2012 (J.weekly article here).
			Interview, "Hidden City," The Travel Channel (San Francisco Committees of Vigilance, 1851 and 1856), January 9, 2011.
			Interview, "Votes for Women: 100th Anniversary of California Women's Vote," SFGovTV2, October 2011.
			Panelist, Coalition for Western Women's History Roundtable: "Woman Suffrage: What Difference Did it Make?" Western History Association, Oakland, California, October 2011.
			Guest Speaker, "As San Francisco Votes, So Votes California: Selina Solomons and the 1911 Woman Suffrage Campaign," Kol Hadash, Northern California Community for Humanistic Judaism, Berkeley, California, October 2011.
			Panelist, "Historians, Politics, and California Women," at various venues celebrating the centennial of California woman suffrage, including California Studies Center (February 2011); California State University, East Bay, Spring Speaker Series (May 2011); Mechanics' Institute (June 2011); San Francisco Public Library (October 2011).
			Panelist, "Horizons of Change: Catholic Women Reshaping San Francisco's Society of St. Vincent de Paul,". Pacific Coast Branch, American History Association, Seattle, Washington, August, 2011.
			Participant, National Endowment for the Humanities, Landmarks of American History and Culture Workshops for Community College Faculty, “Concord, Massachusetts: Transcendentalism and Social Reform in Antebellum America,” July 2011.
			Panelist, "Making Sex Safe for the Married Man: Prostitution and the Municipal Clinic of San Francisco, 1911-1913," Independent Scholars' Association, Berkeley, California, October 2008.
			Panelist, "Teaching the (Digital) History of the American West," American Association for History & Computing, Washington D.C., January 2008.
			Panelist, "Jewish San Francisco and the Inter-Group Relations Movement, 1940–1960," Association for Jewish Studies, San Diego, California, December 2006.
			Panelist, “A Roundtable Discussion of Jewish Women’s Benevolence in the West: Issues of Identity, Regionalism, and Scholarship” Western Jewish Studies Association, Long Beach, California, March 2006.
			Guest Curator, "CASE STUDY: Emanu-El Sisterhood for Personal Service," Judah L. Magnes Museum, 2911 Russell Street, Berkeley, California, August 29, 2005 to February 5, 2006.
			Panelist, "Coalition for Western Women's History: The Politics of Food," Western Association of Women Historians, University of California, Santa Barbara, May 2004.
			Guest Speaker, "Jewish Women Building Community," Long Beach Jewish Community Center, Long Beach, California, May 2004.
			Co-Curator, "Brought To Light: The Storied Collections of the Judah L. Magnes Museum" Exhibit, Judah L. Magnes Museum, 2911 Russell Street, Berkeley, California, October 27, 2003 - April 25, 2004.
		Panelist, "The Great War, the West, and Patriotism," Western History Association, Forth Worth, Texas, October 2003.
		Panelist, "Femininity and Feminism: Challenging and Conforming to the Politics of Women's Place in San Francisco, Oakland, and Seattle, 1920-1970," American Historical Association, Pacific Coast Branch, Honolulu, Hawaii, July-August 2003.
		Panelist, "Protecting the Nation and Its Virtue," Western Association of Women Historians, Berkeley, California, June 2003.
		Panelist, “Twentieth-Century Women’s Activism,” Western Association of Women Historians, Lewis &Clark College, Washington, May 2001.
			Chair and Commentator, “Teaching Strategies: Non-Traditional Approaches to Teaching,” Western Association of Women Historians, San Marino, California, May 2000.
		Panelist, “History: The Child and Education,” Monash University, Melbourne, Victoria, October, 1998.
		Panelist, "Women's Associations and Community‑Building in the West," Western Association of Women Historians, San Marino, California, May 1996.
		Panelist, "Models for Feminist Communities," National Women's Studies Association, Norman, Oklahoma, June 1995.

Curriculum Vita

Education

Honors