My current research focuses on South Asian immigrants to the United States, specifically the Pacific Northwest region, in the early twentieth century. As part of this, I study the Ghadar Party, a group of young Punjabi Sikh activists working up and down the west coast of the United States to agitate for an end to the British colonial presence in the Indian subcontinent and to seek solidarity with other racialized and oppressed groups to challenge white supremacy within the US itself. I also examine legal histories of immigration, naturalization, and policing of activism in the early twentieth century South Asian American communities. 

HIST 46B Modern Middle East from the 19th Century to the Present

HIST 2B World History 1000-1700

HIST 2C World History 1700 to the present

HIST 17A, B, and C American People (History of the United States)

Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship, Intermediate Urdu, Summer 2018

Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship, Advanced Urdu, AY 2018-2019

Steve and Barbara Mendell Graduate Fellowship in Cultural Literacy, Summer 2021 (Jointly Awarded with Emma John)