MA in Public History
Loyola University Chicago, 2016
MA, Public History, Loyola University Chicago, May 2016
BA, History, Marquette University, December 2012
Happy Medium Ventures, Project Manager, March 2016-present
National Collaborative of Women's History Sites, Administrative Assistant, May 2016-present
Evanston History Center, Archives Intern, September 2015-May 2016
Peoria Riverfront Museum, Collections and Exhibit Development Intern, May-August 2015
Milwaukee County Historical Society, Collections Intern, May-November 2012
Office of Congressman Aaron Schock, Intern, January-April 2011
Evanston Women and the 19th, Online Exhibit, Evanston History Center, Fall 2015-Spring 2016
The Gypsy Coeds Ride the Silver Streak, Exhibit, Peoria Riverfront Museum, Summer 2015-Fall 2015
Chrysler Village History Project, Oral Histories, Fall 2014-Spring 2016
Visitor Survey--Public Tours, The Glessner and Clarke House Museums, Spring 2015
A Multicultural Experience: Devon Avenue Walking Tour, Tour Proposal, Loyola University Chicago and Rogers Park/West Ridge Historical Society, Fall 2014
Living the High Life, Exhibit, Milwaukee County Historical Society, Summer 2012
The Last Warrior, Exhibit, Marquette University, Spring 2012
An Earnest Desire, Documentary Film, Marquette University, Spring 2012
My research interests include transnational history, immigration history, and women’s and gender history. My background in political science also spurred an interest in the relationship between government, grassroots activism, and societal change. My public history interests are broad, but my past experiences include visitor services, documentary script writing, and exhibit research and design.
Teaching/Research Assistant, Loyola University Chicago, 2014-2016
Loyola University Chicago History Graduate Student Association member, 2014-2016 (Secretary, 2015-2016)
Phi Beta Kappa initiate, Zeta Chapter of Wisconsin, April 2013
Outstanding Senior Award nominee, Marquette University, Spring 2012
Phi Alpha Theta initiate, Marquette University, Fall 2011