44:2/ February 2006

Contents of the online version of the print edition

From the President

• The Equitable Workplace:
  Not for Women Only
  by Linda K. Kerber
  
  

News

• Oral History and Review Boards:
  Little Gain and More Pain
  by Robert B. Townsend
  with Carl Ashley, Mériam Belli,
  Richard E. Bond, and Elizabeth Fairhead
  
  
• An IRB at Work: A Personal Experience
  by Bernadette McCauley
  
  
• White Paper Suggests "Mission Creep" Reduces IRB Effectiveness
  
  
• NEH Announces “Landmarks of American History and Culture” Workshops
  
  
• Essays from Interactions Conference Published
  
  
• The American Historical Association Announces the Herbert Feis Award for 2006
  
  

History and Media

• Seeing Images in History
  by Anna Pegler-Gordon
  
  

The Coalition Column

• History Coalition Gets NARA Grant to Help with Missing, Stolen, or Alienated Documents
  by Bruce Craig
  
  

Teaching

• Where Will They Find History?
  The Challenges of Information Literacy Instruction
  by Lynn D. Lampert
  
  

From the Vice Presidents

• What We Owe Our Young:
  Honest Information about Placement
  by Anthony Grafton
  
  

National History Center

• History of Federal Education Policy Discussed at Congressional Seminar
  by Miriam E. Hauss
  
  

The Profession

• How Long to the PhD?
  by Robert B. Townsend
  
  

AHA Activities

• Letter to the Director of the OHRP
  
  

Affiliated Societies

• February, 2006
  
  

In Memoriam

• Gordon Alexander Craig
  
  
• Robert H. Bremner
  
  
• Catherine Ann Cline
  
  

The cover photograph, “A cross roads store, bar, ‘juke joint,’ and gas station in the cotton plantation area, Melrose, La.,“ is from the Farm Security Administration—Office of War Information Collection, of the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C.