Teaching Fellows

Modern Mexico; Latin American history; Social history; Cultural history; Atlantic history; Urban History; Legal History; History of Policing and Crime

History of capitalism in the twentieth-century United States; history of ideas; the impact of financialization on US politics, society, and culture

Modern Japan, Disaster Studies, Environmental History, Global Memory Culture, Transnational History, Public History, Emotional History

Modern Korean history and North Korea; the Cold War; transnational history of East Asia; empire, imperialism, and colonialism; postcolonial East Asia

East Central European history; modern Hungary; immigration and migration; nationalism; cultural history of state socialism; histories of humanitarianism and human rights; minority rights and politics; politics of recognition; Romani studies; ethnomusicology

History of evolutionary biology; nineteenth-century natural history; public and scientific intersections; deep time and historical consciousness; paleontology and paleobiology; relation between human and biological sciences; history of museums

Transnational history of U.S. politics, society, migration, citizenship, and human rights. Her dissertation is a political and social history of non-citizen rights in the United States between 1913-1933. 

Bengal, with a particular focus on the history of philosophy, historiography, and the intellectual history of the British empire

Political economy and the history of capitalism; early modern and modern Europe; the Atlantic World; material culture, consumer societies, and global exchanges; the history of economic thought; labor and social movements; nationalism

US legal history; history of criminal law; history of crime, policing, and incarceration; history of the social and human sciences