Siena Heights Associate Professor to Give Talk on Women’s Roles in WWII

Associate Professor of U.S. History, Dr. Julieanna Frost. Photo from Sienna Heights University

Dr. Julieanna Frost, Associate Professor of U.S. History at Siena Heights University will be at the Manchester District Library on Saturday, March 28th at 1pm in the Village Room. Join her as she gives a talk on U.S. women’s roles during World War II with a particular focus on the home front. Questions? Contact the library at (734) 428-3772.

Frost teaches history because she believes that studying the past can influence the future and that stories of activism and perseverance can serve as models for future leaders. She states, “History is an exploration that assists not only in comprehending the past but also in sharpening tools to critically analyze the current world.”

Frost has an M.L.S. in Social Science and American Culture and an M.L.S. in Women’s Studies, both from Eastern Michigan University. She has a PhD from the Union Institute and University with a specialization in Women’s History. 

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by Sara Swanson

Sara Swanson is an editor, writer and founder of the Manchester Mirror.