Curator
CurrentSince January 2020, I have been appointed curator of the archive that has now been renamed the Jordan/Ference Collection of Great War Stereography, the largest such publicly available collection in existence. In this role, I have been responsible for the cataloguing of thousands of artifacts from the years 1914-1918 and immediately thereafter. I have built out the image library to nearly 10,000 scans online, and have built an alliance with the Western Front Association to build a searchable keyworded gallery for the items in the Collection. Current projects include the creation of a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation to look after J/F Collection assets, delegation of smaller tasks to ambitious volunteers, and the ambitious task of creating a Catalogue Raisonné for stereoscopic slides created by the Brentano's Collective. Additionally, I am editing the Baldwin Papers (a new trove of personal correspondence from a soldier/lawyer in the First World War) with the aim of publication in 2024. I am responsible for over 20 active projects, many in alliance with various individuals and institutions, and with completion dates ranging from near-term to next-decade. My particular specialization is in pictorial representation of women, Black American soldiers, colonial European troops, and other marginalized communities.