Greater Vancouver Metropolitan Area
I am a PhD candidate in History at the University of British Columbia researching the history of disability policy in the Balkans. I have an MA in European and Russian Affairs from the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy at the University of Toronto, a BA (Hons) in History and International Relations from the University of British Columbia, and a licence from Sciences Po Paris. While my research focuses on disability and gender in pre-WWI Bosnia and Serbia, I am also interested in contemporary global disability studies and current affairs in the Balkans.
Head Teaching Assistant for HIST 113 "Global History since 1900"
Teaching Assistant for HIST 240 "Health, Illness, and Medicine (1): Ancient World to Modern Period"
Teaching Assistant for HIST 432 "International Relations in the Twentieth Century"
I worked as a Teaching Assistant for POL211: "Intelligence, Disinformation, and Deception: Challenges of Global Governance in the Digital Age" and for POL338: "Queer International Relations." In these positions I met with instructors, planned lessons, taught tutorials, graded assignments, and answered student inquiries.