| A native ofLouisiana, Dr. Farrow spent a number of years in New Orleans where she earnedher degrees in Russian History. She joined the Department of History in thefall of 1999 and is both the AUM College Bowl Coach and the faculty advisor forthe History Honor Society, Phi Alpha Theta. Dr. Farrow's first book, Between Clan and Crown: The Struggle toDefine Noble Property Rights in Imperial Russia, was published byUniversity of Delaware Press in 2005. In the meantime, she has begun a new bookproject on Grand Duke Alexei's tour of the United States in 1871-72. Dr. Farrowhas also published a number of articles including, "A Letter from theGrand Duke," New Orleans Magazine(February 2003);"Grand Duke Alexei and the Origins of Rex, 1872: Myth,Public Memory and the Distortion of History," Gulf South Historical Review (Fall 2002), "From Jackson Squareto Red Square: Donald Renshaw and Famine Relief in Russia, 1921-1923," Louisiana History (Summer 2002), and"Peter the Great's Law of Single Inheritance: State Imperatives and NobleResistance," Russian Review(July 1996). |