Educational Background and Publications

Colorado State University

Master of History – Museum Track – May 2019

Courses:

Fall 2017:

HIST 501 – Historiography Reading Seminar
HIST 505 – Digital History
HIST 540 – Material Culture

Spring 2018:

HIST 504 – Historical Methods: Museums
HIST 512 – Reading Seminar: United States Since 1877
HIST 539 – World Environmental History

Fall 2018:

HIST 511 – Reading Seminar: Early American History
HIST 521 – Reading Seminar: European History Since 1815
Internship – CSU Anthropology Department Collection

Spring 2019:

ANTH 551 – Historical Archaeology
HIST 532 – Reading Seminar: Middle Eastern History
HIST 611 – Research Seminar: United States

Outstanding Graduate Student Award – April 2018

University of Colorado

Bachelor of Arts – History – December 2011
Bachelor of Arts – Studio Art – Spring 2011

Courses:

History of Western Civilization – Antiquity to 16th Century
History of the United States to 1865
United States History, 1877 – 1917
English Constitutional History to 1688
Britain and Empire, 1688 – 1964
Ancient Social History: Greek and Roman Slavery
Alexander the Great and the Rise of Macedonia
Mediterranean History, 1000 – 1600
Europe in the Dark Ages
History of Revolutionary France
Introduction to Chinese History
Modern Chinese History
Modern Japanese History
History of Imperial Russia
Northwest Culture/Mayan History
Christian Traditional History
Environmental History of North America
Seminar: Medieval/Modern English History
History of World Art 1 & 2
Special Topics in Art History: Topics in Photography

Five-time Dean’s List appointee

Publications

“Parks, Preservation, and Polaroids: Applying History and Repeat Photography to Natural Resource Management,” Repair Work, National Council on Public History Annual Meeting – March 2019

“Long Exposures: Repeat Photography as a Tool for Studying History.” In Long Exposures, edited by Jared Orsi, 56-73. Fort Collins, CO: Colorado State University Center for Literary Publishing, 2019

“Edward II and the Expectations of Kingship” The Colorado Historian, Vol. 2, Boulder CO: University of Colorado, 2012

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