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| Education | BA in Biology (Salem College, 1998)
MA in History (University of Florida, 2001)
Research, (Centre for Environmental History and Policy, University of St. Andrews, 2001-2)
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| Interests | History of the life and human sciences
History of the family
Modern European history, especially British history, 1707-present
Technology and the body
Natural theology, Protestantism, and Evangelicalism
Uses of history, memory, and nostalgia
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| Publications | Review of Susan Reverby, ed. Tuskegee's Truths: Rethinking the Tuskegee Syphilis Study. Florida Historical Quarterly vol. 80:2, pages 260-262.
Review of Edmund Russell, War and Nature: Fighting Humans and Insects with Chemicals from World War I to Silent Spring. British Journal for the History of Science vol. 35:3, pages 375-376.
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| Presentations | "'Looked on as Hottentots': Robert Owen and the Anthropology of the Farm," Colloquium Series, History of Science Department, University of Oklahoma
"A New View of Robert Owen: Putting Owenite Socialism in Anthropological Perspective" at Southern Host
"Making Robert Owen Interdisciplinary," at the meeting of the South Central Society for Eighteenth Century Studies, 24 February, 2007, Tulsa, OK
"'I Should Like to Know all about these Curious Things': Locke, Linnaeus and the British Child, 1790-1825" at Education and Culture in the 18th Century, 9 September 2005, Homerton College, Cambridge, UK.
"James Watt: Barometer of Juvenile Talent" at Images of Scientific Genius JASHOPS, 4 February 2005, University of Notre Dame."Slate or Sage? The Child In Nineteenth Century British Juvenile Science Literature" at the Southern Association for the History of Medicine and Science, 27 February 2004, Augusta, GA.
"Bee is for Benevolence: Natural Theology in Nineteenth Century British Insect Science Texts for Children" History of Science Society, 22 November 2003, Cambridge, MA. Abstract.
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| Teaching |
HSCI 3023: "History of Science Since Newton," Spring 2007, University of Oklahoma
HSCI 3550: "Science and the Holocaust," December Intersession 2006; August Intersession 2007, University of Oklahoma
Teaching Assistant, Department of the History of Science, Fall 2004 -present.
Adjunct Instructor in World History (University of South Carolina-Aiken, 2002-2004).
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| Service to Profession | Author of the History of Science Society's annual employment survey report, 2004-2006
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