Resume

• 2014

  Mississippi State University

  University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  Rutgers University

  New Brunswick

  NJ

  Served as a course TA for classes including The American Presidency

  Development of the United States to 1877

  and Development of the United States

  1865-Present. Conducted research for professors in the Department of History and the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy

  Rutgers University.

  Graduate/Teaching Assistant

  Rutgers University

  Urbana-Champaign

  Illinois Area

  Assistant Professor of History

  Assistant Professor

  University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

  New Brunswick

  NJ

  Served as a Course TA for two classes: History of Society and Technology II and The Electronic Age: Technology and Popular Culture in the United States in the 20th Century.

  IEEE History Center Graduate/Teaching Assistant

  IEEE

  Mississippi State

  MS

  Assistant Professor of History with a joint appointment in the African American Studies Program.

  Assistant Professor

  Mississippi State University

  New Brunswick

  NJ

  Assisted Board of Governors Professor of History Deborah Gray White plan the conference \"Black Women Academics in the Ivory Tower: Research & Praxis\" that was attended by 350 participants from across the nation on March 5-6

  2009. Organized travel arrangements for speakers

  procured vendors

  attended planning meetings with Dr. White

  publicized the event

  and answered all inquiries from attendees. Also served as a general assistant who managed the logistics for two postdoctoral appointment searches overseen by Dr. White.

  Project Manager/Assistant Conference Planner

  Rutgers University

  The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Foundation

  Ralph Bunche Fellowship

  Rutgers University

  Excellence Fellowship

  Rutgers University

  2015-2017 Summer Institute on Tenure and Professional Advancement Fellowship

  SITPA at Duke University

  Grant-In-Aid Research Grant

  Rockefeller Archive Center

  2019 American Council of Learned Societies Fellowship

  American Council of Learned Societies

  History Department Small Grant

  Rutgers University

  Larry J. Hackman Research Residency Grant

  New York State Archives

  Dixon Ryan Fox Manuscript Prize

  New York State Historical Association

  Grant-In-Aid Research Grant

  Rockefeller Archive Center

  Ralph Bunche Fellowship

  Rutgers University

  School of Arts and Sciences-Mellon Summer Research Grant

  Rutgers University

• 2005

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Received January 2014 dated degree

  History

  Rutgers

  The State University of New Jersey-New Brunswick

• 2001

  BA

  History

• Academic Writing

  University Teaching

  American History

  Community Outreach

  Qualitative Research

  History

  Politics

  Public Speaking

  Higher Education

  Curriculum Design

  Grant Writing

  Curriculum Development

  Tutoring

  Student Affairs

  Student Development

  Research

  Teaching

  \"'Both Parties Hedging': Reassessing Party Loyalty Among Black New York Voters

  1952-1961\"

  \"'Both Parties Hedging': Reassessing Party Loyalty Among Black New York Voters

  1952-1961\"

  \"Don't Blame Nelson Rockefeller's Wife\"

  \"'Governor Rockefeller for Governor'\" examines the range of strategies New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller employed during his 1966 reelection campaign to extend the life of moderate Republicanism in New York.

  'Governor Rockefeller for Governor': The 1966 New York Gubernatorial Campaign

  Marsha

  IEEE