Stephanie Holterman

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Graduate Alumnus

Stephanie Holterman began in the Double Dawgs program (A.B. History/M.A. History) offered at UGA. After completing her Bachelor's degree, she narrowed her research interests to political history in the Gilded Age. She explored procedure in the House of Representatives, specifically the implementation of Thomas B. Reed's Rules in 1890. 

Research Areas:
U.S. 19th & 20th Century
Political & Legal
Dissertation/Thesis Title:
Conquering the Quorum: How Thomas B. Reed Transformed Congressional Procedure in the House of Representatives
Degree Completion Date:
Education:

UGA Graduate program, Major Professor: Dr. Scott Reynolds Nelson;

B.A., University of Georgia, History 2021

Events featuring Stephanie Holterman
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April 8, 12:30pm

M.A. Thesis Defense: Stephanie Holterman

2nd floor Conference Room, LeConte Hall

Stephanie Holterman will defend her M.A. thesis, "Conquering the Quorum: How Thomas B. Reed Transformed Congressional Procedure in the House of Representatives," in conference with her graduate advisory committee. The Major Professor is Dr. Scott Nelson.

The university community is invited. If you wish to attend please contact…

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