Resume

• 2005

  Ph.D.

  History

  University of Michigan

• 2003

  Visiting Student

  Keble College

  History

  University of Oxford

• 2001

  BA

  History

  Washington University in St. Louis

  Magna Cum Laude

• Teaching

  Modern Europe

  Research

  Theory

  Digital Humanities

  Cultural History

  History

  Gender Studies

  Higher Education

  Qualitative Research

  Queer Studies

  Hunting Homosexuals at Southern Miss: From the Journal of William D. McCain

  1955-1965”

  Douglas Bristol

  Hunting Homosexuals at Southern Miss: From the Journal of William D. McCain

  1955-1965”

  Review of Irwin

  Dana Drew

  “Revolutionary Histrionics: Violence and the Creation of Bourgeois Masculinity in Post-Napoleonic France

  1815-1848

  ” Dissertation Reviews (2014)

  http://dissertationreviews.org/archives/9834

  “Sex in the Archives: Homosexuality

  Prostitution

  and the Archives de la Préfecture de Police de Paris”

  Review of Gershenson

  Olga and Barbara Penner

  ed.

  Ladies and Gents: Public Toilets and Gender

  Review of Freundschuh

  Aaron

  The Courtesan and the Gigolo: The Murders in the Rue Montaigne and the Dark Side of Empire in Nineteenth-Century Paris

  Review of Dussault

  Eric

  L’Invention de Saint-Germain-des-Prés

  Serving Sex: Playing with Prostitution in the Brasseries à femmes of Late Nineteenth-Century Paris

  Dirty Desire: The Uses and Misuses of Public Urinals in Nineteenth-Century Paris

  Review of Brigstocke

  Julian. The Life of the City: Space

  Humour

  and the Experience of Truth in Fin-de-Siècle Montmartre

  Andrew Israel

  Kenyon College

  The University of Southern Mississippi

  Loyola University Maryland

  University of Michigan

  Gambier

  OH

  Department of History:\n•\tHIST 131: Early Modern Europe\n•\tHIST 132: Modern Europe\n•\tHIST 235: Modern France\n•\tHIST 291: Sex and the City\n•\tHIST 331: Europe Between the World War\n•\tHIST 387: Practice and Theory of History\n•\tHIST 391: Gender and Citizenship in Modern France\n•\tHIST 391: French Revolution\n\nWomen’s and Gender Studies: \n•\tHIST 291: Sex and the City\n•\tWGS 330: Feminist Theory

  Visiting Assistant Professor of History

  Kenyon College

  Baltimore

  MD

  Assistant Professor of History

  Loyola University Maryland

  • HIS 102: World Civilizations II\n• HIS 333: Europe in the Nineteenth Century\n• HIS 400: Senior History Seminar\n• HIS 482CA: Nationalism in France and Germany

  1789-Present (Study Abroad in Strasbourg

  France)

  Assistant Professor of History

  Hattiesburg

  Mississippi Area

  The University of Southern Mississippi

  Ann Arbor

  MI

  •\tHistory 111: Modern Europe\n•\tHistory 318: Europe in the Era of Total War\n•\tHistory 322/German 322: The Origins of Nazism\n•\tHistory 327/Women’s Studies 327: The History of Sexuality\n•\tHistory 341/Political Science 397: Nations and Nationalism

  Graduate Student Instructor

  University of Michigan

  Society for French Historical Studies

  Committee on Lesbian

  Gay

  Bisexual

  and Transgender History

  Governing Board Member

  Western Society for French History

  American Historical Association

  German

  French

  English

  Edouard Morot-Sir Fellowship in French Studies

  Institut Français d'Amérique

  Georges Lurcy Fellowship

  Georges Lurcy Foundation and Educational Trust