Bio
I am a 2nd year Masters student from Hattiesburg, Mississippi. I study late nineteenth century and twentieth century Gender and Sexuality. My most recent research discusses how sororities in the South played their part in the nation’s higher education expansion due to the GI Bill, and how these sororities, its members, and the institutions they were apart of played their part in the national narrative of the creation of the nuclear family during the Cold War.
Education
University of Southern Mississippi, BA in History and a minor in Political Science
Academic Career
Teaching Assistant, Modern US History: Fall 2020-Spring 2021
Teaching Assistant, Early World History Before 1500: Fall 2021
Honors & Awards
James W Garner History Scholarship
Phi Alpha Theta: 2020-2021
Phi Alpha Theta Vice President: 2021-2022