Graduate Student
Passionate historian with a Master of Arts in History from Southern New Hampshire University. My academic journey has provided a robust foundation in historical analysis, research methodologies, and understanding pivotal events in American and world history. I have excelled in courses such as historiography, historical methods, comparative history, and specific eras like the Gilded Age, Progressive Era, and the Civil War.Key Highlights:Historiography: Deep understanding of the craft of history, historical writing, and meta-narratives.Historical Methods: Investigated methodological approaches and designed research proposals.Historical Lenses and Scholarship: Explored economic, race, gender, and class lenses.Comparative History & Research: Applied comparative approaches focusing on democratic revolutions.Gilded Age & Progressive Era: Examined industrial capitalism, urbanization, immigration, and America's rise as a global power.New American Nation: Critically assessed the American Revolution and early 19th-century America.Early American Encounters: Investigated early interactions between colonists, Native Americans, and Africans.America and the World Wars: Analyzed America's role in world wars and their domestic and international impacts.Era of the Civil War: Studied the Civil War period through various methodologies and interpretations.Capstone Project:Focused on the Battle of Gettysburg, contributing to existing scholarship through extensive research and historiographical analysis.I am an adjunct instructor at a community college, teaching American History, World Civilizations, and Western Civilization.