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Margaret Avery
Previous Lectures and Award Holders

2011 Lecture | Previous Lectures and Award Holders | About Margaret Avery

The Margaret Avery Award was established by Margaret's colleagues at the time of her retirement from active teaching in History in acknowledgement of her contributions as a teacher, colleague, mentor and friend. The Award is given on the basis of academic merit and is intended to provide financial assistance to a mature woman who is majoring in History and who is either completing a first degree or undertaking advanced study in History. Donations received at the time of the Margaret Avery Memorial Lecture provide the cash value of the Award each year.

Previous lectures:

2010 Associate Professor Catherine Coleborne
Waikato University
    'Gender in the Archive'
     >poster (pdf 2MB)
     >programme (pdf 1MB)
2009 Dr Katie Pickles
University of Canterbury
    'Women, Death and Commemoration: The Transnational History of Nurse Edith Cavell'
     >poster (pdf 1.4MB)
     >programme (pdf 5.5MB)
2008 Dr John Stenhouse
University of Otago
   

'God's Own Country or Secular New Zealand? Reflections on the Meaning and Significance of Religion in New Zealand History'
     >poster (pdf 169KB)
     >programme (pdf 280KB)

2007 Linda Bryder
University of Auckland
   

'A Matter of Trust: Women and their Doctors in History'
     >poster (pdf 675KB)
     >programme (pdf 2.7MB)

2006 Miles Taylor
University of York
   

"Queen Victoria and New Zealand"
     >poster (pdf 1.2MB)
     >programme (pdf 995KB)

2005 Anna Green
Auckland University of Technology
   

"Choosy, Chancy, and Temperamental: oral history and tales of the unexpected"
     >poster (pdf 1.09MB)
     >programme (pdf 438KB)

2004 Caroline Daley
University of Auckland
   

"Making a Splash: Women Endurance Swimmers and Rethinking New Zealand History"
     >poster (pdf 3.4MB)
     >programme (pdf 1.9MB)

2003 Michael King
Senior Research Fellow, University of Waikato
   

'Root and Branch: The Origins of The University of Waikato'
     >poster (pdf 2.9MB)
     >programme (pdf 679KB)

2002 Dorothy Page
formerly Associate-Professor of History, University of Otago
   

'"A Morbid Craving?" Early New Zealand Women Medical Students'

2001 Thomas Laqueur
Professor of History, University of California, Berkeley
   

'Solitary Sex and the Modern Self: An Enlightenment Perspective'

2000 Joan Taylor
Senior Lecturer in History, University of Waikato
   

'Prisoners of History? The study of women in antiquity'

1999 Sally Alexander
Professor of Modern History, Goldmith's College, University of London
   

'A Room of One's Own'

1998 Pamela Riney-Kehrberg
Associate-Professor of History, Illinois State University
1998 Fulbright Scholar, hosted by Alexander Turnbull Library
   

'Dust Bowl Diarist: Mary Dyck and the impact of changing technology on Kansas farm women's lives'

1997 Barrie Rose
Emeritus Professor , History Dept, University of Tasmania
   

'Women and the Popular Movement in the French Revolution: the beginnings of a tradition of revolutionary feminism'

1996 Sabina Flanigan
Visiting Research Fellow, Dept of History, University of Adelaide
   

'Hildegard and the Humours: Medieval Theories of Illness and Personality'

1995 Charlotte Macdonald
Senior Lecturer in History at Victoria University
   

' "My hand will write what my heart dictates": the unsettled lives of nineteenth century women and their historians'

1994 Phyllis Mack
Professor of History and Women's Studies at Rutgers University
   

'Spirituality and Selfhood in Early Modern England'


Margaret Avery Award Holders:

2009 Donna McLeish
2008 Andrea Oosterwijk BA(Hons)
2007 Robyn de Renzy BA
2006 Veren Bartley BA
2005 Debra Powell MA and Lucille Old BA(Hons)
2004 Phillipa Grace BSocSc GradDipT
2003 Jenny Robertson MA
2002 Mirella Newman BA GradDipT
2001 Denise Strathern MA
2000 Areta Kahu MA
1999 Pauline Hunt BA
1998 Tahu Kukutai MSocSc
1997 Margaret Coldham-Fussell MA
1996 Jane Luiten BA(Hons)
1995 Shirley Williams MA
1994 Jane Moodie PhD
1993 Cynthia Piper MA

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