Alumnae Publications

hese are just a few of the many publications by our distinguished alumnae. Click on the icons to order directly from Amazon.com.

 

Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Troy Female Seminary 1832

• The Woman’s Bible
• Eighty Years and More: Reminiscences 1815–1897
• Solitude of Self

Alma Lutz ’08, deceased

• Created Equal; A Biography of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, 1815-1902
• Susan B. Anthony: Rebel Crusader, Humanitarian
• Emma Willard: Daughter of Democracy
• Emma Willard

Parmenia Migel Ekstrom’26, deceased

• Great Ballet Prints of the Romantic Era: 109 Illustrations
• Great Ballet Stars in Historic Photograph: 248 Portraits of Dancers, 1855 to 1955
• Titania: The Biography of Isak Dinesen
• The Ballerinas: From the Court of Louis XIV to Pavlova

Sara Babbitt Stamm ’34

• Yankee Magazine’s Favorite New England Recipes
• Favorite New England Recipes
• The Park Avenue Cookbook

Peggy Elliott Wayburn ’35, deceased

  

• Adventuring in Alaska
• Alaska, The Great Land
• Edge of Life: The World of the Estuary
• Adventure in the San Francisco Bay Area
• Adventuring in the San Francisco Bay Area: The Sierra Club Travel Guide to San Francisco, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, Contra Costa, Alameda, Santa, 1995

Jean Rogers Smith ’38

• Hyacinth from Limbo, and Other Stories

Rose Bird Waterman ’39

• Maynard S. Bird, The Saga of a Maine Son

Cornelia Heisler Bonsack ’40

• Parody Murder Case
• The Downside of Everest

Louise Powelson Dudley ’40, writing as Adeline Palen

• Death Among the Lilacs

Libby Pockman Hughes ’50

      

• Colin Powell: A Man of Quality
• Tiger Woods: A Biography for Kids
• Benazir Bhutto: From Prison to Prime Minister
• Madame Prime Minister: A Biography of Margaret Thatcher
• Yitzhak Rabin: From Soldier to Peacemaker
• West Point and Valley Forge
• Valley Forge (Places in American History)
• Nelson Mandela: Voice of Freedom
• Christopher Reeve (Taking Part)

Polly Ormsby Longsworth ’51

• The World of Emily Dickinson
• The Dickinsons of Amherst
• Austin & Mable: The Amherst Affair & Love Letters of Austin Dickinson and Mable Loomis Todd
• Emily Dickinson: Her Letter to the World
• I, Charlotte Forten, Black and Free

Claiborne Watkins Dawes ’53

• A Different Drummer: Thoreau and Will’s Independence Day
• Concord: Then and Now

Sibyl McC. Groff ’53

• New Jersey’s Historic Houses: A Guide to Homes Open to the Public

Jane Fonda ’55

• My Life So Far

Nancy Veeder ’55

  

• Women’s Decision-Making: Common Themes...Irish Voices
• Managed Care Services: Policy, Programs, and Research
• Nurse-Social Worker Collaboration in Managed Care: A Model of Community Case Management

Margaret Lang Bauman ’56

• The Neurobiology of Autism

Victoria Bogle Secunda ’57

  

• Losing Your Parents, Finding Yourself
• When You and Your Mother Can’t Be Friends
• Women and Their Fathers: The Sexual and Romantic Impact of the First Man in Your Life
• When Madness Comes Home: Help and Hope for the Children Siblings, and Partners of the Mentally Ill

Diana Fong Chan '58

Kath Howell ’58

• Brush wth Reality: Poems and Drawings

Joan Harlow ’59

• The Loaf and Ladle Cook Book

Harriet LeSourd Wise ’60

• Cape May for All Seasons

Martha Young Hutson-Saxton ’61

• George Henry Durrie, 1820–63, American Winter Landscapist: Renowned through Currier & Ives

Helen Handley Houghton ’62

Jan Windmiller Midgley ’64

• Tennesssee Wildflowers
• North Carolina Wildflowers
• South Carolina
• Alabama Wildflowers
• Mississippi Wildflowers
• Southeastern Wildflowers
• George Wildflowers
• Louisiana Wildflowers

Beverly Benz Treuille ’65

• Managing It All: Time Saving Ideas for Career, Family, Relationships and Self

Amy Demarest ’69

• This Lake Alive!: An Interdisciplinary Handbook for Teaching and Learning about the Lake Champlain Basin

Abby Merriam Lederman ’69

• Finding the Path: A Novel for Parents of Teenagers

Claudia Thompson ’71

• Recycled Papers: The Essential Guide

Susan Daitch ’72

 

• L.C.
• Storytown: Stories

Sarah Peabody Turnbaugh ’72

• Indian Baskets

Alice Van Straalen ’72

• Flux: Women on Sex, Work, Love, Kids, and Life in a Half-Changed World

Mary Heimann ’80

• Catholic Devotion in Victorian England

Esther Fikre-Sellassie Antohin ’80

• Ethiopians & Rastafari, available through Lulu

Ann Marie Plane ’81

• Colonial Intimacies: Indian Marriage in Early New England

Tory Dietel Hopps '81

• Spintastik

Elizabeth Cody Kimmel ’82

     

• Balto and the Great Race
• In the Stone Circle
• Ice Story: Shackleton’s Lost Expedition
• My Wagon Will Take Me Anywhere
• Visiting Miss Caples
• To The Frontier, Adventures of Young Buffalo Bill, 1
• One Sky Above Us, Adventures of Young Buffalo Bill, 2
• Ladies First: 40 Daring Women Who Were Second to None

Sheryl Nowitz ’84

• Mastering DC: A Newcomer’s Guide to Living in Washington

Lisa Schlansker Kolosek ’87

• The Invention of Chic, Therese Bonney and Paris Moderne

Betsy DuWaldt ’87

• Web Services: A Technical Introduction

Lina Sirvastava ’87

• Dialogue Through Poetry 2001 Anthology, available online in PDF format

Susan Moss Burch ’89

• Signs of Resistance: American Deaf Culture History, 1900 to World War II

Hillary Webb Smith '90 (published as Hillary S. Webb)

• Exploring Shamanism: Using Ancient Rites to Discover the Unlimited Healing Powers of Cosmos and Consciousness
• Traveling Between the Worlds: Conversations with Contemporary Shamans

 

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