Projects

This project explores the implications of the Education Revolution - i.e. global spread of mass formal education and the meanings it creates.

My dissertation focuses on an empathetic reading of narratives about abortion by French women writers and filmmakers.

The 2017 Ambassador William C. Battle Symposium, "U.S. Presidents Confront the Russians: A Century of Challenge, 1917-2017," will explore the contemporary relevance of the history of Russian-American relations.

Our current crisis of climate change was preceded by the crisis of stratospheric ozone depletion and the subsequent "hole in the ozone layer," in the 1970s and 80s.

Housing is a central economic ($33 trillion in US housing wealth) and social (how do I make my mortgage?) issue, yet the politics of housing are understudied.

This workshop will bring together humanities scholars working on information management (the process and methods by which information is stored, structured, made retrievable, and circulated), particularly in relationship to literary history.

The flexible city accommodates a choreography of material and people flows, comings and goings, arrival and departure.

I will be working with the International Organization of Migration (IOM) in Geneva, Switzerland doing a comparative assessment of how migrant health policy in EU countries has effected migrant health outcomes over the past five years.

My dissertation situates John Singer Sargent and Anders Zorn within a transnational artistic community in the late nineteenth century.

My dissertation focuses on the variation in building materials, construction techniques, and architectural plans of Roman domestic structures in the provinces of Gaul, Britannia, and Germania.