“She Is Not Thoroughly Practical”: High School Alumnae Shaping Domestic Science in the Progressive Era
Amy J. Lueck
Tags: 22-2, alumnae clubs, domestic science, feminist historiography, high schools, Progressive Era, women’s clubs, women’s rhetoric

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Asians at Virginia Tech: Recovering an Institutional History of Asians in Appalachia through Intra-Institutional Networks
Jennifer Sano-Franchini and Nina Ha
Tags: AAPI, APIDA, Appalachia, Archival, archive, Asian American, Asian Pacific Islander Desi American, Asians@VT project, Cross-Institutional Networks, Cultural and Community Centers, feminist historiography, oral history, recoveries and reconsiderations, South Asians living in the diaspora, Southwest Virginia, Virginia Tech

Feminist Practices in Digital Humanities Research: Visualizing Women Physician’s Networks of Solidarity, Struggle and Exclusion
Patricia Fancher, Gesa Kirsch, and Alison Williams
Tags: 22-2, African American women physicians, archival research, critical imagination, digital humanities methods, distant reading, exclusion, feminist historiography, history of medicine, Intersectionality, professional networks of women, racism, social network analysis, solidarity, visualizations, white women physicians, Woman’s Medical Journal

Student Writings as “Mutt Genres” and “Unique Performances”: The Course Papers of Kate Hansen, Spring 1900
Sarah E. Polo
Tags: archival research, feminist historiography, genre, mutt genres, rhetorical genre studies, student writing, uptake, women’s education

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Yogmaya Neupane: The Unknown Rhetorician and the Known Rebel
Asmita Ghimire
Tags: community listening, critical questioning, feminist historiography, Nepal, Sati, strategic contemplation, transnational feminisms, transnational rhetorics, Yogmaya Neupane