I am currently on a fellowship, serving as the Assistant Reviews Editor for UC Press’s The Public Historian. 

However, I am holding office hours for the Promise Scholars/INT 10 Time Management Program, which will be by appointment only with enrolled students. 

For Fall 2025, I will briefly fill in for Dr. Sarah Case for her Monday and Wednesday lectures for History 159B. If you would like to schedule an office hours appointment, please email me to set up a time.

I am an American historian with extensive experience teaching and mentoring undergraduates from diverse backgrounds. I have published articles relating to the interplay of gender in influencing racial extremism and white supremacist groups in 20th-century California, both in women’s organizations (the United Daughters of the Confederacy) and men’s groups (Neo-nazi movements). My current dissertation examines right-wing white women’s role as content creators in the late 20th and 21st centuries; I am particularly interested in how these women utilize this transformative social media environment to enact historical iterations of idealized white femininity for the purpose of right-wing political dominance.

History is not the past. It is the present. We carry our history with us. We are our history. If we pretend otherwise, we are literally criminals.

-James Baldwin