Rebecca Dunbar

Published: 1 October 2014

From Betty Crocker to Mildred Pierce: The Representation of Female Success in Depression-era America

University of Glasgow

From Betty Crocker to Mildred Pierce: The Representation of Female Success in Depression-era America

Academic History:

2013-2014  American Studies MLitt (with distinction)

2009-2013 MA (Hons) History – Honours of the First Class

Supervisors:

Dr Laura Rattray

Dr Daniel Scroop

Dr Marina Moskowitz

Research Interests:

  • Women’s history
  • African American Literature
  • American Women’s Literature
  • American Literature
  • Race Studies
  • Slavery Studies
  • Interwar America

Previous Research Projects:

Women and White Supremacy in Twenty-First Century Film, 1920s American Womanhood in the Short Fiction of F. Scott Fitzgerald 

Scholarships/ Awards/ Publications:

  • Greta Tweeddale Prize for History (Second year)
  • Gordon Undergraduate Dissertation Prize in American Studies 
  • James Ewing Prize for History
  • Frances Hutchison Award
  • Gordon Studentship Award
  • Glasgow Educational & Marshall Trust (bursary)

Contact Details:

Email: r.dunbar.1@research.gla.ac.uk


First published: 1 October 2014