Emma Lapsansky-Werner
Emeritus Professor of History and Curator of the Quaker Collection
Biography
Education
B.A., M.A., and Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania
Research
Family and community life, ante-bellum cities; architecture, material culture and community planning; religion and popular culture in nineteenth-century America; Quaker history; the American West; historical interpretation for popular audiences. Public Lectures and workshops: Army Corps of Engineers, Brandywine Museum, Cliveden National Historic Site, Fraunces Tavern, Museum, Mercer Museum, University of Pennsylvania, West Chester University, Smithsonian Institution, other colleges, universities, historical societies, museums, senior citizens' groups, radio and television interviews.
Courses: Fall 2012, Haverford
History
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Peace, Justice, and Human Rights
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Religion
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