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Teaching Experience

University of Missouri, Department of History/Kinder Institute on Constitutional Democracy

  • HIST 2004 – (Sophomore Seminar) The Life, Times, and Remembrance of Sally Hemings: Race and Gender in Early America and the Revolutionary Era (Spring 2023)

  • HIST 2004 – (Sophomore Seminar) History of Museums (Fall 2022)

  • HIST 4972W – (Senior Seminar) Spatial Histories and Methods (Fall 2022)

  • GN HON 2010H – (Honors Tutorial) The Life, Times, and Remembrance of Sally Hemings: Race and Gender in Early America and the Revolutionary Era (Fall 2021)

  • GN HON 2010H – (Honors Tutorial) Historiocracy: History as Public Policy in the 19th, 20th and 21st Centuries (Fall 2020)

  • HIST 4910W/7910 – History in Public (Writing Intensive/Graduate Co-Enrollment) (Spring 2020/2021/2022/2023)

  • HIST 2100/2100H – Revolutionary Transformations (Honors) (Spring 2020/2021/2022)

  • HIST 1100/1100H – US History to 1865 (including Honors) (Fall 2019/2020/2021/2022)

 

George Washington Teacher Institute at Mount Vernon

  • “Architecture and Slavery,” July 27, 2020

  • “Colonial Economy,” June 17, 2019

  • “Architecture and Slavery,” June 18, 2019

 

American Philosophical Society Museum, Internship Supervisor

  • Bryn Mawr College Museum Studies Internship (2 interns) (Summer 2017 and Summer 2018)

  • University of Chicago, Jeff Metcalf Internship Program (2 interns) (Summer 2018)

 

University of South Carolina, Department of History

  • HIST 111 – US History to 1865 (Fall 2015)

 

National Institute of American History and Democracy, The College of William and Mary

  • HIS 217 – Teaching with Historic Sites: From Jamestown through the American Revolution, Instructor (Summer 2015)

  • HIS 218 – Teaching with Historic Sites: From the American Revolution through the Civil War, Assistant Instructor (Summer 2014)

 

University of South Carolina, Department of History, Teaching Assistant, Fall 2011-Spring 2014

  • HIST 111 – US History to 1865, Dr. Tara Strauch (Spring 2014)

  • HIST 111 – US History to 1865, Dr. Don Doyle (Fall 2013)

  • HIST 109 – Latin American Civilization, Dr. Martine Jean (Spring 2013)

  • HIST 109 – Latin American Civilization, Dr. Matt Childs (Fall 2012)

  • HIST 108 – Science and Technology in World History, Dr. Joseph November (Spring 2012)

  • HIST 111 – US History to 1865, Dr. David Prior (Fall 2011)

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