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Below is the announcement of the first winner of our prize for the outstanding master's thesis in Iowa history. Thank you, Bill Friedricks NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Nov. 3, 2009 Elizabeth Ford PR Manager/Writer Office: (515) 961-1555 Elizabeth.Ford@simpson.edu Iowa History Center gives outstanding thesis award INDIANOLA, Iowa - The Iowa History Center at Simpson College has announced the first recipient of the Center's award for outstanding master's thesis in Iowa history. Sara Egge received the award for her thesis, "The Grassroots Diffusion of the Woman Suffrage Movement in Iowa: the IESA, Rural Women and the Right to Vote." Egge, now a doctoral student at Iowa State University, completed her master's in history through the Agricultural History and Rural Studies Program at Iowa State in May 2009. Her thesis examined the woman suffrage movement from the perspective of rural Iowa women. Though many individuals have studied the woman suffrage movement, Egge's thesis is unique because few scholars have examined the grassroots efforts of women in rural communities.
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