I’m a graduate student at the University of Central Florida who specializes in the social history of Medieval England with a goal for graduation in December 2024 or May 2025.I’m currently working on a thesis that examines the middle classes of high, medieval England, and in particular between the years 1066 and 1216. The basis for this thesis comes from the research and contributions of medieval English historians John Gillingham and James Campbell.I aim to argue that the middle-class not only originated from the Anglo-Saxon prior to 1066, but also managed to survive the Norman conquest and fully assimilate into the new Anglo French regime and culture. My argument also includes that they were able to do this based on the successes of their collective communities, which provided themselves with a strong sense of agency and adaptability. My thesis uses the region of Yorkshire in northern England as a case study. I am looking familial patterns, dispositions of land and also their interactions with the English government, whether it be the crown, or the local officials of the king.I also have experience in customer service, technical/copywriting, and come from a background related to computer, science and computer engineering. As a result, I have some certifications and licenses that I have taken as a result related to C++ and discrete mathematics.