Dr. Stanfield is a scholar of U.S. Nineteenth-Century History with an emphasis on race and gender and political culture.

• Ph D in U.S. History, University of Iowa (2013)

• Object Lessons: How Nineteenth-Century Americans learned to Make Sense of the Material World. American Nineteenth Century History 21 3 (2020) (2020), Susan J. Stanfield.
• "Introduction: Celebrating Women's Suffrage," Password: The El Paso County Historical Society 64 Summer 2020 (2020), Susan J. Stanfield.

• Archiving Crisis: Documenting, Preserving, and Memory in El Paso (2021), Volume Seattle, WA, Susan J. Stanfield.
• "The Silent Witness of Diaries: Southern Women and Wartime Ethics" (2021), Volume Norfolk, Virginia--moved online., Susan J. Stanfield.
• Using Perusall (2021), Volume El Paso, TX, Susan J. Stanfield.
• A Taste of History: Cookbooks in the Archive, Round Table Discussion (2020), Volume Ann Arbor, MI, Susan J. Stanfield.
• Harrison Cake: How Women Participated in Elections before Suffrage (2020), Volume El Paso, TX, Susan J. Stanfield.
• “Epistolary Politics: African American Women and the Strategic Networks of Correspondence,” (2019), Volume Louisville, KY, Susan J. Stanfield.
• “Race, Recipes, and Respectability: Food and Civic Status in Nineteenth-Century America,” (2019), Volume Edinburgh, UK, Susan J. Stanfield.
• “Active and Passive Learning: Teaching with Podcasts and Workbooks” American Historical Association Texas Conference on Introductory Classes, Dallas, TX September 2019 (2019), Volume Dallas, TX, Susan J. Stanfield.
• “The Peculiar Responsibilities of the American Woman: Antebellum Domesticity, Cookbooks, and the Performance of Citizenship.” (2019), Volume Reading, UK, Susan J. Stanfield.
• Comments: The New Woman Across Space and Time (2019), Volume Portland, OR, Susan J. Stanfield.

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