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Dr. AnneMarie Brosnan is a Lecturer in the History of Education at Mary Immaculate College (MIC), Ireland. Her work focuses on 19th-century US southern education, particularly African American educational experiences during the Civil War and Reconstruction periods. She holds a BEd and PhD from MIC.
Education:
- BEd, Mary Immaculate College
- PhD, Mary Immaculate College
Research Interests: Her research examines underground schooling, missionary education, and teacher education in colonial contexts. Notable areas include analysis of racist textbook content in postbellum US schools and the role of African American educators in freedpeople's schools.
Awards:
- Fulbright Scholar Award (2016)
- Archie K. Davis Fellowship (2016)
- Gilder Leherman Fellowship (2015)
Professional Activities: She has presented at major conferences including the Organization of American Historians and American Historical Association. Recent invited talks include discussions on religion in Irish education and African American educational history.
