Amanda Pipkin
Amanda Pipkin
Professor and Chair, Department of History
  • Research
    • Speaking Engagements
  • MA and Honors Theses/ Exams Directed
  • Courses Taught

Contact Me

Office: Garinger 226
Phone: 704.687.5125
Email: apipkin@Charlotte.edu

Links

  • Considering Early Modern Women in the Low Countries: an international conference
  • Department of History

MA and Honors Theses/ Exams Directed

Pictured: Amanda Pipkin, Kate Moore, Cheryl Hicks, and Dan Dupre

Anne Brady, The German Prince Rebellion and the Treaty of Passau of 1552: Conceptualizing German Liberty and the Formation of the Princely Ruled Territorial Empire State. Honors thesis.

Amanda Elzey, ‘I think I prefer his face’: Studying Countenance in Austen’s Letters and Novels. MA thesis.

Lincoln Frye, Nobility and Witchcraft in England in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries. MA thesis

Jenn Larsen. Exam on early modern women writers.

Allyson Miller, Building a community brick by brick: The Chronicle Mill in Belmont, NC. MA thesis.

Christine Plough, Mary Boleyn: ‘A Great Whore Above All’. MA thesis.

Victoria Kristina Lance. Exam on early modern sexuality and gender.

Brittany Smith, A Widow’s Imprint: Women in the Sixteenth Century English Book Trade. Honors thesis.

Brittany Smith. Transatlantic Puritanism: Women in the Protestant Book Trade, 1630-1750. MA thesis.

Jessica Pluck William. Exam on early modern witchcraft.

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