Curriculum Vitae
Education
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
PhD, European History
2016 - present
Fields: Modern Europe, Germany, and the History of Medicine
Dissertation Advisor: Denise Phillips, PhD
Committee Members: Monica Black, PhD
Sarah Eldridge, PhD
Susan Lawrence, PhD
Vejas Liulevicius, PhD
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
M.A., History
2016 - 2018
Master's Thesis: "How 19th Century District Physicians Constructed the Category of Volksmedizin"
Thesis Advisor: Monica Black, PhD
Committee Members: Monica Black, PhD
Denise Phillips, PhD
Vejas Liulevicius, PhD
University of South Florida, Tampa
B.A., History & Religious Studies
2012 - 2016
Languages
German
French
Spanish
Teaching
Experience
Graduate Teaching Assistant | Department of History
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
2016 - Present
INPG 400: Normandy Scholars Study Abroad Program to: England, France, & the Netherlands
INPG 400: World War II in History and Memory
History 242: Western Civilization 1750 – Present
History 262: World History 1500 – Present
Graduate Research Assistant | Department of History
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Summer 2020
Human Dynamics of Scientific Knowledge Project
Graduate Research Assistant | Department of History
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
2016, 2019-2020
Center for the Study of War and Society
AfterWars Lecture Series
Presentations
Invited Presentations
July 2019
“The Volksmedizin Vanguard: District Physicians and Local Healers in Nineteenth-Century Bavaria”, Perspectives of the History of Science Seminar, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich, Germany
Conference Presentations
Oct. 2020
“Corpses and Condemnation: Catholics and the Scientific Morgue in Nineteenth-Century Bavaria,” German Studies Association 44th Annual Conference, Washington D.C.
November 2019
“The Corpse House in Nineteenth-Century Bavaria: A Barrier against ‘Superstition’”, European History Section of the Southern Historical Association 85th Annual Conference, Louisville, Kentucky