About

I am a U.S. and public historian who researches histories of women and gender, labor, and urban reform movements of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. I earned my PhD from the History Department at Loyola University Chicago in 2020. As a public-facing historian I have worked in museum education, archives and collections management, historic preservation, and public programs through positions at the Art Institute of Chicago, the Newberry Library, and the Chicago Architecture Center.
I teach courses on U.S. history and public history in the History Department at Texas State University. You can visit my faculty page here.