Research Interests

History of the nineteenth-century family, education reform, women’s education in antebellum America, student social networks, and nineteenth-century curricula.

Education

MA, History, University of Rochester, 2021
MA, History, Southern Methodist University, 2020
BA, History and Political Science, cum laude, University of Rochester, 2018

Teaching

• Instructor, History 215, The American Civil War, Rochester Education Justice Initiative, Attica Correctional Facility (course offered through Genesee Community College), spring 2024
• Instructor of record, History 268: A House Divided: America During the Civil War
• Co-taught (with Claire Becker) History 198, Studying Women’s History: An Introduction to the Field, Rochester Education Justice Initiative, Attica Correctional Facility (course offered through University of Rochester), spring 2023
• TA, Wives, Witches, and Wenches: Women in American History (History 189), Fall 2021

Honors

• 2022 - Meyers Graduate Teaching Award, University of Rochester, Department of History, awarded to a graduate student who has excelled in teaching