Saturday 27th September 2003:
Mary Summers, “ How Eighteenth-Century Women Writers Influenced Anne Bronte's Views on Educating Parents” 2:00pm.
Saturday 25th October 2003:
Althea Stewart, “Joan Vokins' Charismatic Effect on the Enemies of Orthodox Quakerism and the Romance of Early Modern Female Power" 2:00pm.
Madge Dresser, “Public and Private Space in the Eighteenth Century: the diary of Sarah Champion Fox" 3:00pm.
Saturday 21st November 2003:
Women's Studies Group Outing,
Guided Tour of the Fawcett (or Women's Library)
Saturday 24th January 2004:
Jennie Batchelor, “Re-dressing the Female Reader: Clothing and the Eighteenth-Century Magazine” 2:00pm.
Megan Hiatt, “ 'How the Bill will Affect the Publick' : Debating the National Significance of Clandestine Marriage in the Marriage Act Pamphlet War” 3:00pm.
Saturday March 27th 2004:
WSG Annual Workshop: Women and Visual Culture 11:00am -5:00pm
Featuring Keynote Speaker Elizabeth Eger, discussing “Bluestockings in the Public Eye: from Muse to Matron”.
Saturday 15th May 2004:
Angela Escott, “ The Imperial Project: Resistance and Revolution in Hannah Cowley's Oriental Musical Comedy " 2:00pm.
Judith B. Slagle, “ A League of Their Own: Joanna Baillie and the Advancement of Women Writers in the Long Eighteenth Century " 3:00pm.