Graduate Students
19th/Early 20th Century U.S.; Women and Gender Studies; and Public History.
Advised by Kim Warren.
Dissertation: "Suffrage on the Platform: The Politicization of the Chautauqua Movement at the Turn of the Twentieth Century."
East Asian History, World History, History of Medicine.
Advised by Megan Greene.
Dissertation Title: “Tradition Reinvented: The Rationalization of Kanpō Medicine in Twentieth Century Japan.”
Environmental History, The British Atlantic World
Environmental History, Animal Studies, Health and Nutrition, Twentieth-Century U.S.
Advised by Dr. Sara Gregg
Environmental, US, and transnational.
Advised by Sara Gregg
Dissertation Title: “Growing Oil: The American Castor Industry, 1865-1972”
17th Century New England
Advisor: Kim Warren
Dissertation: Salem at What Cost? Exploring excommunication, reparations and the aftermath of the Witch Trials.
U.S. Military History and Eastern European History.
Advised by Adrian Lewis.
Dissertation: “From Hope to Hate: Somalia – U.N. and U.S. Intervention 1992-1995”
20th Century American history, with a focus on US and the world, political history, and the US presidency
Advisor by David Farber
Research: History of medicine in early modern/modern Britain and the U.S.
Advised by: Christopher E. Forth
Environmental history, Latin America, Amazonia, and indigenous peoples in the colonial period.
Advised by Greg Cushman.
Modern U.S.; Gender and Sexuality; the State
Advised by Beth Bailey
Dissertation Title: “Sex Crimes and Criminal Sexuality: Legislating and Policing the Boundaries of Community in Nebraska, 1880-1980”
American and International History, Diplomatic History.
Advised by Sheyda Jahanbani.
Dissertation Title: "The Publishers are to Blame: The Memory of Frederick Funston and the Spanish-American War."
