Elizabeth De Wolfe receives Research Fellowship from Kentucky Historical Society

Professor and Chair, Department of History, Elizabeth De Wolfe, Ph.D. has been awarded a Research Fellowship from the Kentucky Historical Society. The fellowship supports De Wolfe’s travel to Kentucky to continue her research on an 1890s political scandal involving a Kentucky congressman and his long-time mistress. As part of the fellowship, Dr. De Wolfe will give a lecture about her research at the Historical Society in Frankfort, Kentucky.
 

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