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DESCRIPTION:Dr. Sally Roesch Wagner is the keynote speaker for the annual N
 YSPSA conference\, being held by the Department of Political Science.&nbsp
 \; She is the executive director of the Matilda Joslyn Gage Foundation in 
 Fayetteville\, New York\, and is a nationally recognized lecturer\, author
  and performance interpreter of woman’s rights history.&nbsp\; One of the 
 first women to receive a doctorate in the United States for work in women’
 s studies (UC Santa Cruz)\, and a founder of one of the country’s first co
 llege women’s studies programs\, (CSU Sacramento). Dr. Wagner has taught i
 n women’s studies for forty-three years. She currently serves as adjunct f
 aculty in the Honors Program at Syracuse University.
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SUMMARY:From the Iroquois to Oz: the Upstate New York Legacy of Social Just
 ice
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Dr. Sally Roesch Wagner is the keynote speaker
  for the annual NYSPSA conference\, being held by the Department of Politi
 cal Science.&nbsp\; She is the executive director of the Matilda Joslyn Ga
 ge Foundation in Fayetteville\, New York\, and is a nationally recognized 
 lecturer\, author and performance interpreter of woman’s rights history.&n
 bsp\; One of the first women to receive a doctorate in the United States f
 or work in women’s studies (UC Santa Cruz)\, and a founder of one of the c
 ountry’s first college women’s studies programs\, (CSU Sacramento). Dr. Wa
 gner has taught in women’s studies for forty-three years. She currently se
 rves as adjunct faculty in the Honors Program at Syracuse University.
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