Graduate Teaching Assistant
Distinguished Graduate Fellow
Biography
I was born and raised in a small town in central Minnesota, which has shaped my focus on pedagogy, access, and communal memory.
Research Interests
US since 1830; Transnational Capitalism; Technology & Environment; Social Movements; Culture & Memory Studies; Public History
Research Description
Late twentieth-century capitalist development; extractive industry; early internet history; cultural conceptions of "development"
Education
B.A. History, Philosophy, Hamline University, 2019
Awards and Honors
Instructors Rated as Excellent by Their Students, Fall 2023
Courses Taught
History 103 - The History of Everything: the Big Bang to Big Data (Teaching Assistant)
History 263 - History of Medicine in the United States (Teaching Assistant)
Recent Publications
Public History:
Indigenous Gardens Cultivate Healing