About WITH

Women in Technological History (WITH) is a Special Interest Group (SIG) within SHOT whose membership includes both men and women interested in gender issues.WITH has a two-fold purpose:

• to serve as a support group to encourage and energize women working within the profession and
• as an activist group that seeks to foster and promote gender analysis within the history of technology.

As founding member Daryl Hafter has written, WITH’s goal is to nurture “the subject and the people.”

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WITH Executive Board

Please feel free to contact any of us with questions about WITH or about gender issues in the history of technology.

Organizer: Corinna Schlombs, University of Pennsylvania, (schlombs@sas.upenn.edu)

Treasurer: Amy Bix, Iowa State University, (abix@iastate.edu)

Newsletter Editor: Molly Berger, Case Western Reserve University (molly.berger@case.edu)

Webmaster and Registration: Min Suh Son, Johns Hopkins University, (minsuh@jhu.edu)

HOW TO REGISTER FOR THIS WEBSITE:

GO TO: http://www.women-in-technological-history.net/

EMAIL the webmaster listed above and ask to be registered. (We’ve had to suspend automatic registration to stop the site being spammed and defaced.) You’ll get a confirmation email.

TO POST: Visit the website and click “Login.” You’ll login to the website from that window, and see a menu that lets you do tasks:

dashboard | write | manage | comments | profile |

TO JOIN EMAIL LISTSERV:

Send an email from your subscriber account to: with-subscribe@whitman.edu

Listserv messages always have ‘[with]‘ in the subject line.

TO POST TO THE EMAIL LISTSERV:

Send an email to: with@whitman.edu

IMPORTANT! When you hit “reply” on a message from the listserv, you reply to everyone on the listserv, not to the person who wrote the message. Remember to FORWARD your message to your recipients instead of replying.

TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THE EMAIL LISTSERV:

Send an email from your subscriber account to: with-unsubscribe@whitman.edu

You will get an automated reply, and may be asked to confirm your action, so check your email after you send it.