AUTHOR

JUST RELEASED! 

Colorado Women in World War II

University Press of Colorado, 2020

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Order through www.upcolorado.com, your favorite bookstore, or online.

Also available as an ebook and a rental. 

9/20/2020: A BIG thank you to everyone who listened to my presentation for the National Women's History Museum today. Just a clarification from one of the Q&A questions: The Army authorized aeromedical evacuations in late 1942; in early 1943 they became Medical Air Evacuation Transport Squadrons (MAES). Two Navy nurses took air evac training in 1943 but it was not until December 1944 that the Naval School of Air Evacuation began its formal two-month training class. (see p.27-28, 37-38 of my book). To view this presentation: 

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Colorado Women: A History University Press of Colorado, 2012

HISTORIAN

Member of the Advisory Council for the Center for Colorado Women's History at the Byers-Evans House Museum, Denver

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Member and Archivist of the Denver Woman's Press Club

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Charter Member of the National Women's History Museum

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Member of the Colorado Historic Preservation Review Board and Colorado State Register Review Board

Member of Women Writing the West

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Member of the Western HistoryAssociation 

CHAUTAUQUA PRESENTER

"Gail Murphy: Colorado's Rosie the Riveter"

"Sarah Platt Decker: National Women's Club Leader and Colorado Suffragist"