Curriculum Vitae
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Education
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PhD — Univeristy of California Santa Barbara (In Progress)
- Fields: History of Technology, History of Science, US History, Critical Infrastructure Studies
- Advisor: Patrick McCray
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MA — Washington State University, Pullman (2017)
- Thesis: Carl Sagan’s Groovy Cosmos: Public Science and American Counterculture in the 1970s
- Major Field: US History
- Advisor: Matthew Avery Sutton
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BA — University of Washington, Seattle (2015)
- Major: History
- Minors: History of Science, Latin
Academic Positions
- Graduate Teaching Assistant, Univeristy of California Santa Barbara (2017–Present)
- Graduate Teaching Assistant, Washington State University (2015–17)
University and Professional Service
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Univeristy of California Santa Barbara
- Research Assistant, WhatEvery1Says (WE1S), Summer 2018–20
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Washington State University
- Undergraduate Mentor, RCI Conference, Fall 2016
- RCI Steering Committee, History Graduate Student Association Representative, 2017–18
- Athletic Tutor, Department of English, Summer 2016
- Undergraduate Mentor, RCI Conference, Spring 2016
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University of Washington
- Social Media Director, Senior Class Gift Committee, 2012–13
Awards
- 2019. Lawrence Badash Prize, Univeristy of California Santa Barbara
- 2017. Edward and Margery Bennett History Graduate Scholarship, Washington State University
- 2016. Edward and Margery Bennett History Graduate Scholarship, Washington State University
Publications
- Review of Sigrid Schmalzer, Daniel S. Chard and Alyssa Botelho, eds., Science for the People: Documents from America’s Movement of Radical Scientists (Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press, 2018), in Isis no. 1 (March 2019), 220–1, https://doi.org/10.1086/702523
Conference Presentations
- 2020. “Computing and the Future of Work in the 1980s–90s,” Panelsit, Southern UC History of Science Graduate Student Workshop, Univeristy of California Santa Barbara
- 2019. “‘We Have Your Mechanical Brain,’” The Internet Revolution at Malcolm X Hall," Panelist, Southern UC History of Science Graduate Student Workshop, University of California Los Angeles
- ——— “‘We Have Your Mechanical Brain,’” The Internet Revolution at Malcolm X Hall," Panelist, Back to the Future: Visions of Tomorrow in History, Northwestern Univeristy, Chicago
- ——— “‘We Have Your Mechanical Brain,’” The Internet Revolution at Malcolm X Hall," Panelist, Grad Slam 2019, Univeristy of California Santa Barbara
- ——— “Revolution and the Internet at UCSB,” Panelist, “People,” Engineering LA: Science and Technology in Southern California, Huntington Library, Los Angeles
- 2018. “Farther Out: Carl Sagan, Space Colonization and American Counterculture,” Panelist, “New Media and New Technology,” Center for Cold War Studies and International History 2018 Graduate Symposium, University of California Santa Barbara
- 2017. “Carl Sagan’s Groovy Cosmos: Public Science and the American Counterculture in the 1970s,” Panelist, “The Culture of Science,” Southern UC History of Science Graduate Student Workshop, University of California Santa Barbara