An Analysis of Ethnic Sport and Social Clubs in Rochester, New York, 1880-1915

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• The Other Y.M.C.A.: Reverend McQuaid’s Young Men’s Catholic Association’s Alternative to the Protestant recreation ethic in Rochester, NY, 1872-1909

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• The Other Y.M.C.A.: Reverend McQuaid’s Young Men’s Catholic Association’s Alternative to the Protestant recreation ethic in Rochester, NY, 1872-1909

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• A History of Leisure Through a Single Building: Geva Theater’s Fragmented Evolution from Military Depot to Indoor Sports Hall to Community Theater

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• Researching Religious Recreation: Uncovering Rochester’s Young Men’s Catholic Association

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• Borrowed Space: Public Buildings, Indoor Sports, and Ethnic Communities at the Turn of the Twentieth Century

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• Leisure or Laughter: Exploring the Histories of the “Fat Man’s Race” and the “Married Women’s Race” at the Ancient Order of the Hibernians’ annual picnic

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• Double Play: Public Buildings as Indoor Sport Facilities in the Late Nineteenth Century

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• Laughter or Leisure: Exploring the Fat Man’s Race at the turn of the 20th century

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• Physical Culture and Social Conservatism: Examining progress through paradox in Frederick Law Olmsted and Bernard McQuaid’s parks development in Rochester, NY

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• Ethnic Sports Clubs and the Allocation of Urban Space in Post-Civil War Austin

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• A City in a Building: using microhistory to examine ethnic exchange in a single bowling alley in Rochester, NY, c.1900

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• Research output

• On the Origins of the Young Men’s Catholic Association as a Response to the Protestant Recreation Ethic in the United States, 1854–1909

  Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

• Turner Ascendency in Rochester, NY through Song, Spirit, and Sport in the late 19th century

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• Prizes

• Graduate Essay Award

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• Richard Cox Postgraduate Prize

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• Gigliola Gori Early Career Scholar Award

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