Leaders in the Historical Study of American Education

1. Introduction
Wayne J. Urban

2. Historian Despite the Odds
Ronald E. Butchart

3. Serendipity, or So it Would Seem
Geraldine Jonçich Clifford

4. Memoir
Sol Cohen

5. Teacher, Superintendent, Scholar
Larry Cuban

6. One Office, or two? My Double Life as a Historian of Education
William W. Cutler

7. Becoming A Historian
Mary Ann Dzuback

8. Life at The Margin of Possiblity
Barbara Finkelstein

9. Becoming A Historian of Higher Education
Roger L. Geiger

10. The Personal is The Political and The Professional
Lynn D. Gordon

11. From The Wabash to The Hudson to The Charles
Patricia Albjerg Graham

12. Scholarship and Fellowship
Hugh Hawkins

13. Soldier-Scholar
Jurgen Herbst

14. History of Education
Carl F. Kaestle

15. On Becoming A Historian of American Education
Harvey Kantor

16. An Accidental Historian
Michael B. Katz

17. Adventures in Scholarship
David F. Labaree

18. A Progressive Education
Ellen Condliffe Lagemann

19. Three Teachers
Jeffrey E. Mirel

20. “Oh, the Places you’ll go!” and Other Good Things about being A Historian of Education
Diane Ravitch

21. Story Telling and History
William J. Reese

22. Seeking A Social and Urban History of Education
John L. Rury

23. Reminiscences of A Teacher
David Tyack

24. A View From the Provinces
Wayne J. Urban

25. From Riga to Ann Arbor
Maris A. Vinovskis

26. Seriatim
Donald Warren

27. Eight Subway Stops on The Brighton Line—and What Happened in Between
Harold S. Wechsler

Keywords: Education, Administration, Organization and Leadership