Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences (2020–22)
PhD'19 (modern European history) University of Chicago
Modern East Central Europe; gender, sexuality, and the body; disability history; oral history methodology; colonialism and Eastern Europe.
Modern Europe, 2011
Nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Central Europe; Habsburg Austria; history of science; history of philosophy; historical epistemology; history of scientific communication; popular science and science popularization; Ernst Mach
Medieval Europe, 2010
Medieval and early modern Iberia; Muslim-Christian-Jewish relations; medieval institutions and rituals; historiography; political philosophy
Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences (2020–22)
PhD'20 (British history) University of Chicago
Economic and environmental history; the Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions; coal transformation and oil acceleration; environmental and energy drivers of colonization and war; applied history; energy and agricultural economics; archival methods; paleography; digital humanities; geographic information systems (GIS).
East Asia-Japan, 2013
Modern Japanese and East Asian history; treaty ports and histories of transnational exchange; urban history; cultural and social history; histories of gender, race, and colonialism
PhD'20 (South Asian history) University of Chicago
South Asian History, early modern & modern; History of Medicine and Science; Islam in South Asia; History and Sociology of the Body; Colonial and Post-colonial History; Global History
Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences (2021–23)
PhD'21 (modern European history) University of Chicago
Colonialism and the history of the French and British Empires; maritime history; migration, travel, and transit; military cultures and masculinity; material culture; global history
US 1900–Present, 2011
African American history; nineteenth- and twentieth-century US women's and gender history; the modern United States; cultural history; print and musical cultures; black internationalism
PhD'18 (international history) University of Chicago
Empire and colonialism; gender and sexuality; race, decolonization, and rights and citizenship; science fiction and speculative fiction; France and the francophone world; Africa and the Atlantic world
PhD'19 (ancient history), University of Chicago
Nineteenth- and twentieth-century Crete and modern Greece; archaeology and construction of national identity; disciplinary history; nationalism and archaeology; historical memory
PhD'18 (US history) University of Chicago
Twentieth-century United States; comparative race and ethnicity; women, gender, and sexuality; immigration and diaspora; mixed-race studies
PhD'18 (history of science) University of Chicago
Media, technology, American culture
Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences (2021–23)
PhD'21 (US History) University of Chicago
Nineteenth- and twentieth-century United States; history of the American South; cultural, social, and political history; race and racism; gender and sexuality; violence; science, medicine, and the body; mass and visual culture; collective memory; public history
PhD'18 (ancient history) University of Chicago
Social history of Roman Greece; food systems; social geography and extra-urban landscapes; survey archaeology; historical memory; religion, magic, and medicine in Greco-Roman thought; Roman religion
PhD'19 (East Asian history) University of Chicago
Modern Korean history; imperialism, colonialism, and empire; modes of governance and bureaucracy; Imperial Russia, Imperial Japan, and the origins of colonialism in Korea; social history and problems of social equity; the south Korean Left; Socialist realism and north Korean literature; US-Korea/East Asian relations since the nineteenth century; comparative, intellectual, and political history; World wars in the Pacific and Europe; the Korean War; war, the security state, and human rights; Korean, Russian, and Chinese paths to modernity since the sixteenth century; comparative concepts of time; the Anthropocene; history and memory; historiography and history as a social and an interdisciplinary science
Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences, Law, Letters and Society (2020–22)
PhD'20 (U.S. history) University of Chicago
Nineteenth- and twentieth-century United States; business, economic, and labor history; political history; history of economic thought and political theory; Christianity and commerce; regulatory policy
PhD'18 (international history) University of Chicago
Economic modernization, liberal internationalism, and social change in postwar Japan; United States–East Asia relations; war memories, nationalism, human rights, and civil society in China, Japan, and Korea; the politics of nuclear environmentalism, nonproliferation, and energy competition in the context of postcolonial economic liberalism
PhD'18 (US history) University of Chicago
Transnational history of the American West; nineteenth-century US history; US expansionism and imperialism; history of race and ethnicity; migration and belonging; Asian American history; Pacific world
Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences, Center for Race, Politics, and Culture (2020-22)
PhD '20 (Caribbean and Atlantic World) University of Chicago
Nineteenth- and twentieth-century Caribbean history; French colonialism and empire; Atlantic worlds; history of slavery and emancipation in the Americas; post-abolition citizenship; cultural and social history; history of the family, gender, and sexuality
PhD'18 (modern Europe history) University of Chicago
Early modern France, the British empire, the economic role of religion, and rural, environmental and business history
Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences (2021–23)
PhD'21 (Caribbean & Atlantic World History) University of Chicago
History of Brazil; Latin American history; slavery and emancipation in the Americas; the transatlantic slave trade; the Atlantic World; race and racism; the history of gender and sexuality
Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences (2018–20)
PhD'18 (history of science) University of Chicago
Early modern science; early modern Britain and the Atlantic world; natural history; environmental history; alchemy; astrology and astro-meteorology; cornucopianism and utopianism; pre-Linnaean taxonomy; science and religion; deep history; the anthropocene and climate change in historical context
Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences (2018–20)
PhD'18 (US history) University of Chicago
United States history; intellectual history, political history and the history of political thought; war and society; the Civil War and Reconstruction
Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences (2020–22)
PhD'20 (British history) University of Chicago
Early modern Britain; commodity and consumption history; alternative agriculture; environmental history; the early American colonies; the history of science; The Great Instauration
Collegiate Assistant Professor
PhD'16 (history) University of Chicago
Early modern and modern Ottoman Empire, focusing on the cultural and intellectual history
PhD'18 (medieval and early modern European history) University of Chicago
Medieval and early modern Europe; Western and Central Europe; Holy Roman Empire, Bohemia, and Habsburg Monarchy; governance, nobility, and institutional development; nationalism and identity
Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences (2018–20)
PhD'18 (modern European history) University of Chicago
Modern European intellectual history; modern European philosophy, especially political and social theory; Weimar Germany; human rights ideas in modern European philosophy; human rights law and international treaties; international humanitarian law and humanitarianism
PhD'18 (ancient history) University of Chicago
Social and cultural history of Greece and the Roman Empire; urban development and reuse of sacred space; archaeology of religion; interplay of identity, memory, and landscapes in premodern societies; impacts of empire on local identity formation
Teaching Fellow in the Social Sciences, Pozen Center for Human Rights (2020–22)
PhD'20 (Chinese history) University of Chicago
Twentieth-century China; urban history; medical and social welfare; disability and gender; history of work and the everyday