Biography
Chair: Dr. Lorien Foote
Research Interests
My research focuses on religious and intellectual history in the United States and Europe in the 19th and 20th centuries, particularly radical groups. Dissertation title: “The Quest for a Utopian Solution to Social Problems of Race, Gender and Social Inequality: A Comparative Study of Communal Societies in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries”
Awards & Honors
- Center for Communal Studies Graduate Paper Prize for “Vegans Gone Wild: The Failure of Militant Anarchist Communes in the Late 1960s
- Institute for Humane Studies, PhD Scholarship 2017-18
- George Bush Presidential Library Foundation Travel Grant Summer 2016