Scholarly Research Projects
Birthing a Nation Database | Creator
(in development) Digital history project that features a relational database of enslaved midwives in early America
Social Network of the Enslaved Community at Mount Vernon, 1754-1799 | Creator
(in redesign) Interactive data visualization built with R for the “Lives Bound Together: Slavery at George Washington’s Mount Vernon” exhibit
Finding Kate: A Digital Story | Creator
Digital story of an enslaved woman named Kate who petitioned her enslaver, George Washington, to serve as a midwife for Mount Vernon and to be compensated for that labor
Digital Public History Collaborations
Researching and sharing the multilayered history of Cemetery Hill at Clemson University through digital storytelling and building a relational database
Database of Mount Vernon’s Enslaved Community | Intern and Research Assistant
Relational database that forwards the lives of the men, women, and children who were enslaved at George Washington’s Mount Vernon Plantation
Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASPS) of WWII | Curator
Online exhibit curated for the National Women’s History Museum and Google Cultural Institute
Digital History Project Experience at the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media (RRCHNM)
World History Commons | Research Associate
Digital resource with website reviews, primary sources, and teaching modules in world and global history for teachers and students
Maritime Asia: War and Trade | Research Associate
Teaching resource that includes exhibits and a classroom simulation activity on trade powers in seventeenth-century Southeast Asia
The Pilbara Aboriginal Strike | Project Manager
Online exhibit and archive on the Pilbara Aboriginal Strike that occurred in Western Australia following WWII
Eagle Eye Citizen | Senior Content Developer
Online interactive developed in collaboration with the Library of Congress to teach historical and civic thinking skills through primary sources
Teachinghistory.org Website Refresh | Project Manager
Website refresh of teachinghistory.org with new content and updated multimedia
Hidden in Plain Sight Teacher Recertification Course | Teaching Assistant
Online recertification course for Virginia teachers that features asynchronous primary source modules
Graffiti Soldiers: The Civil War from the Perspective of Individual Soldiers | Teaching Assistant
An NEH Landmarks in American History and Culture Workshop for Teachers offered in summer 2016 in which teachers explored the Civil War through the lives of individual Civil War soldiers and built online exhibits in Omeka
ABMC Burials and Memorials Database ReDesign | Research Assistant
Redesign and cleaning of the American Battle Monuments Commission’s burials and memorials database