Dr. Melissa Kravetz, assistant professor of Modern German history, has had an article published in the Spring 2017 Journal of Women’s History.  Her article, “Finding A Space In Schools: Female Doctors and the Reform of Girls’ Physical Education in Weimar Germany,” examined how women physicians in German vocational schools played a key role in educating working-class women about their health, all while dealing with class biases, the resistance of male doctors, and expectations about motherhood.  For a fascinating look at “biopolitics” between the world wars, read the article via Project Muse.