Vicinus, Martha.

Professor of English, feminist, director of the University of Michigan's Women's Studies Program, and one of the founders of the New University Conference (NUC); later appointed Chair of the University of Michigan's Department of English.

From the description of Martha Vicinus papers, 1968-1976, (bulk 1969-1972). (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 244064939

Faculty member in the Indiana University English Department.

Martha Vicinus was an IU English Department faculty member from 1968 until 1982. She was an advocate for developing women's studies programs and was a member of the Women's Studies Coordinating Committee which recommended founding the Women's Studies Program in 1974. She served as president of the Bloomington Local American Federation of Teachers, 1975-1976, and served as editor of Victorian studies, 1970-1982. She authored several books on the history of Victorian women and gay and lesbian studies.

From the description of Martha Vicinus papers, 1971-1980. (Indiana University). WorldCat record id: 47195726

Martha Jeannette Vicinus was a faculty member of the Indiana University English Department from 1968-1982. She also served as editor of Victorian Studies from 1970-1982. While at Indiana University Vicinus was active in many local unions and women's organizations. She was president of the Bloomington local of the American Federation of Teachers, 1975-1976, and a member of the Women's Studies Coordinating Committee, 1974, which recommended founding of Women's Studies Program. She authored several books on the history of Victorian Women and gay and lesbian studies.

Vicinus received her B.A. from Northwestern University, 1961; her M.A. from Johns Hopkins University, 1962; and a Ph.D. from University of Wisconsin, 1968. Vicinus left the IU faculty in 1982 to take a position at the University of Michigan.

From the guide to the Martha Vicinus papers, 1969-1980, (Indiana University Office of University Archives and Records Management http://www.libraries.iub.edu/archives)