Teaching, Insitutional Service and Administrative Experience:University and Secondary School

Miami University, Oxford OH, History Department

Professor, 1993-present

Courses:

• World History Since 1500 [lecture survey and Honors section]
• Human Rights: the Case of Indigenous Peoples [senior seminar]
• Human Rights: the Case of Women [senior seminar and graduate colloquium]
• Gender and Third World Film; Contemporary Women's World History
• European Women in the Preindustrial Age
• France in the Age of the Enlightenment
• Gender and Reason in the Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment [graduate colloquium]
• Theories of World History [graduate colloquium]

Conferences:

• Co-coordinator for annual meeting, Women Historians of Western Ohio, 2 April 2004
• Co-coordinator of conference for Miami University and University of Cincinnati on "Metaphysics into Science: Gender and Knowledge in Early Modern Europe," 6-8 April 2000 [speakers from North America, Eastern and Western Europe]
• Co-coordinator of Ohio World History Association Fall Conference, "Films Around the World and the Teaching of History," 16 October 1999

University Committees:

• Committee on Faculty Rights and Responsibilities [university-wide election], 2005-present
• Women’s Studies Steering Committee, 2003-present
• Honors Program Study in England Committee, 2005- present
• Graduate Studies Council [university-wide election], 2001-04
• Graduate Students Achievement Fund Committee, 1999-2000
• Women's Studies Research Center Advisory Board, 1998-present
• Selwyn College Committee, 1997-99; Film Studies Committee, 1996-present
• European Area Studies Committee, 1993-98

Department Committees:

• Governance Committee, 2005-present [Chair, 2005-06]
• Advisory Committee, 1999-2000
• Chair of Speakers' Committee, 1994-95
• Graduate Studies Committee, 1993-present
• Search Committee for Chair of History, 1993
• Search Committees for Ancient History [Chair], Contemporary Europe, Islamic History Position, Colonial/Native American History Position, Russian Intellectual History Position, Early Modern Europe Position 1995-2007

Graduate Advising and Examining:

M.A. Advisor for 17 Students

M.A. Committees for 14 Students in departments of History, English, Political Science, Comparative Religion

Independent Studies with 12 students

Ph.D. Examining and/or Dissertation Committees for:

• Irela Jusera
• Griffith Aled Ganobcsik-Williams
• Lisa Ganobcsik-Williams
• Emily Detmar [English]
• Hanna Siatka [Political Science]
• Anita Burton
• Sieg Johnson
• Laura Dunn
• David Glunt
• Margaret DePalma
• Corinna Hörst
• Jennifer Morris [Chair]
• Amy Gregg
• Aaron Miller
• Sarah Donelson [Chair]

Independent Studies for 12 students

Undergraduate Advising and Supervision:

• Emily Power, winner of Miami University's Women's Studies Barbara E. Nicholson Essay Prize, 2000
• Ron Lanton, Stars Scholar, 1999-2000
• Emily Stimpson, winner of Miami University's Brandon Prize and Women's Studies Barbara E. Nicholson Essay Prize, 1997
• Kyle Dugan, Summer Research Fellow, 1997

Independent Studies for 5 students

Rutgers University, New Brunswick NJ, History Department

• Adjunct instructor and teaching assistant, 1990-1993
• Undergraduate seminars and courses on Witchcraft in Early Modern Europe
• Contemporary Europe since 1945
• The Culture of Consumption

United Nations International School, New York NY, Humanities Department

• Teacher, 1969-1993
• Acting Head of Department, 1973-1974
• Middle School Coordinator, 1970-1976
• Committee on Evaluation and Recruitment, 1974-1976
• Courses in World History grades VII-XII
• Comparative History of the Americas [International Baccalaureate]

The Brearley School, New York NY, History Department

• Teacher, 1964-68;
• Courses in English, European and United States History [including Advanced Placement]