Outreach

I'm a firm believer in the power of 'doing history in public.' I welcome most opportunities to take the conversation beyond the academy and am always willing to engage with people from grade school to city hall. Here are a few examples of the way I've brought my research into mainstream focus over the years.

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Cambridge History for Schools

I was very happy to spend a November morning with young students from the Cambridge area exploring the urban landscapes of interwar Berlin and Rome. Thanks to the team of undergrads and research students who helped with this event. Please check the CHS website for future dates and topics!

Education Foundation of Alachua County

Mentoring through the Education Foundation's Take Stock in Children program has been one of the best parts about life in Alachua County. Feel free to reach out if you'd hear more about the role or find out how you can get involved.

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Institute for the Study of International Expositions

I am founding member of the ISIE, a research network created in 2020 with colleagues from Australia, Spain, and the United States. Though most of our members are academics, we have always welcomed the contributions of exposition enthusiasts, designers and curators. I am proud to serve as convener of our regular Speaker Series which brings topics in exposition studies out into the open for public debate and consideration.

History Walking Tours

I've been giving historical tours of cities like Munich, Berlin, Rome, and New York since 2016. Because these cities serve as the backdrop to so much of my research, I've gotten to know them pretty well over the years and love the chance to re-introduce them to visitors in a whole new way. If you'd like to join me on the next scheduled tour, please reach out!