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Areas of Interest
- Shakespeare
- Medieval and Renaissance women’s texts
- Animals in the Medieval and Renaissance periods
- Early Modern visual culture
- Performance of Renaissance drama to the modern period
Current Projects and Publications
M.A. Thesis: “‘Something More than Charm:’ The Work of Ellen Terry from Stage to Page.” Awarded Distinction.
Conference Presentations:
- “EBBA’s Woodcut Archive.” Transcriptions Research Slam, University of California, Santa Barbara, May 2008.
- Moderator, “Violence and Faith” Panel. Medieval Studies Conference, University of California, Santa Barbara, May 2008.
- “Discovering the Prince: Ballad Woodcuts and Political Consciousness.” EMC Brown Bag Lunch, University of California, Santa Barbara, June 2007.
- “Closing Thoughts.” Panelist and Respondent. Colorado Peer Tutoring Conference, Colorado State University, February 2006.
- “‘All Over a Woman:’ Ellen Terry and Gender Trouble.” Colorado State University Graduate Literature Conference, April 2006.
- “Christian Mysticism and American Nature Writing.” Colorado State University Graduate Literature Conference, April 2005.
- “On the Writing Center Mission Statement.” Colorado Peer Tutoring Conference, Colorado College, February 2005.
Fellowships and Awards:
Ballad Fellow, Early Modern Center, University of California, Santa Barbara, Fall 2007.English Department Fellowship, University of California, Santa Barbara, 2006-2007.
Colorado State University Graduate Essay Prize for “‘When We Are Cured Of Personal Silence:’ Carolyn Forché’s Charge to Witness.” Spring 2006.
Professional Service:
Committee Member, 2007 Early Modern Center Conference.Editor and Designer, Freestone alumni magazine, Colorado State University, 2004-2006.
Co-President, Organization of Graduate Student Readers, Colorado State University, 2005-2006.
Teaching Experience
- Teaching Assistant, English 15: Introduction to Shakespeare, Spring 2008.
- Teaching Assistant, English 105A: Shakespeare’s Early Plays, Winter 2007.
