Madison, Wisconsin, United States
George L. Mosse Distinguished Graduate Fellow in Modern European Cultural History at the University of Wisconin–Madison. Researching religion and intellectual history in transnational perspective, with particular attention to East and Southeast Asia. Gettysburg College, Fulbright Canada, and IES Abroad Nantes alumnus.
Held weekly virtual office hours to assist history students with academic writing, research direction, and citation formatting; requested by History Department to work as a PLA on the basis of my own academic writing
Made use of skills learned during summer internship at Musselman Library (see Pohanka below); projects included primary source transcription, French-language translation, library guide construction, and book conservation
Requested to join open-access Gettysburg's undergraduate history journal as Co-Editor-in-Chief; collaborated with editorial staff and faculty advisors to peer-review article submissions, formatted journal for publication, and recruited assistant editors
Spent fall semester abroad with study program focused on immersion; lodged with a local host family to gain greater cultural competency and fluency in French. Took full French-language course load through IES Abroad with supplemental enrollment at Université Nantes
Completed ten-week virtual research internship through the University of British Columbia (Okanagan)’s Fulbright outreach program. Attained proficiency in Zotero while organizing bibliographical data on a digital humanities project in medieval history (see link below); collaborated with other interns and project leaders during weekly meetings