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Shelley Rose

Associate Professor

Personal profile

About

Shelley E. Rose is Associate Professor of History and Director of Social Studies at Cleveland State University. She earned her BA in history and secondary education at Western New England University and her MA and PhD at Binghamton University (SUNY).  She recently published "Bertha von Suttner's Die Waffen nieder! and the Gender of German Pacifism" and “Place and Politics at the Frankfurt Paulskirche” in the Journal of Urban History . Rose recently completed the edited volume Gender in Germany and Beyond: The Legacy of Jean Quataert and is currently working on a book manuscript Gender and the Politics of Peace: Cooperative Activism and Transnational Networks on the German Left, 1921-1983 that examines gendered conceptualizations of peace as “feminine” compared to assumptions that militarism and war are historically “masculine.” In 2016, she was appointed as a founding coordinator of the German Studies Association Digital Humanities Network. Her digital humanities interests also include a range of teaching and historical thinking initiatives, including History Speaks: Using Oral History to Teach Historical Thinking and the CSU Social Studies Program Blog: Social Studies @ CSU. In May 2020 she created the Cleveland Teaching Collaborative with Dr. Molly Buckley- Marudas to curate pandemic teaching & learning as well as provide a supportive network for Pk-12 & higher education instructors. For more information on current projects and workshops see http://shelleyrose.org/.

Contact Information

Office: RT 1323
Phone: 216-687-3935

Related documents

Education/Academic qualification

Modern German History, PhD, Binghamton

… → 2010

Modern European History, MA, Binghamton University

… → 2005

History and Secondary Education, BA, Western New England College

… → 2003

Research Interests

  • German history
  • Gender history
  • Transnational history
  • European history
  • World history
  • Peace and protest movements
  • 19th and 20th Century Pacifist Networks

Disciplines

  • History