The Indiana Association of Historians 27th Annual Meeting, February 23-24, 2007, Indiana University, Bloomington

Session Title: Public Commemoration of a Centenary: “Indiana and the Legacy of Eugenics, 1907-2007”

• William H. Schneider, Ph.D., History, IUPUI
  Moderator
• Jason Lantzer, Ph.D. History, IUPUI
  “The History of Eugenics in Indiana”
• Matt Groshek, Herron School of Art
  “‘Human Farming: Sowing the Perfect Seed’ A museum exhibit on the history of eugenics in Indiana, 1907-2007”
• Amanda Jones, Public History Graduate student, IUPUI
  “100 Words: A Historical Marker and the Indiana Eugenics Sterilization Laws”
• Peter Marcus, M.D., Department of OB/GYN, IU School of Medicine
  “Using the History of Eugenics in Medical Education”

Indiana Association of Historians 27th Annual Meeting Webpage

American Public Health Association “Spirit of 1848”, Nov. 3-7, 2007

Session Title: Policing Reproduction: Lessons and Legacies of Eugenic Sterilization

• Gregory Dorr, Ph.D., Center for the Study of Diversity in Science, Technology, and Medicine, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  Talk Title: “Poor Women, Poor Choices: The Dilemma of Civil Rights and Reproductive Health in the 1970s”
• Paul Lombardo, Ph.D., J.D., Center for Health, Law & Society, Georgia State University College of Law
  Talk Title: “Looking Back at Buck v. Bell”
• Commentator: Elena Gutierrez, Ph.D., Department of Gender and Women’s Studies and Latin American and Latin Studies University of Illinois, Chicago