Visiting Assistant Professor
Ph.D., Religion, Princeton University (MAY 2022)
M.A., Classics and Near Eastern Studies, University of Minnesota (MAY 2016)
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate, Classics, University of Pennsylvania (MAY 2014)
B.A., Classics, Macalester College (MAY 2012)
The cult of saints in Late Antiquity; social history of early Christianity; late-Rome and late Antique literature; gender and social mores in antiquity; visual media in religions of Mediterranean antiquity.
Peter Brown Prize, Graduate Writing Award, Princeton University 2017
Stanley Seeger Graduate Award, Princeton University 2016-2018
Department of Religion Teaching Award, Princeton University 2020-21
Center for the Study of Religion, Graduate Writing, Princeton University 2021-2022
Dissertation Completion Fellowship, Princeton University 2021-2022
Co-Editor, Visual Culture in Medieval Syriac Traditions (FORTHCOMING)
Accepted for publication in Sense, Matter, and Medium (De Gruyter)
Beyond Canon: Late Antique Rome as a Christiana Memorial Landscape (2021). “Valences of Tobit: Apocrypha, Literature and Material Culture”
North American Patristics Society (2021). “If Not with Deeds, then with Words: Salvation through Speech in the Works of Prudentius”
2019 Society for Biblical Literature/American Academy of Religion. “Women’s Funerary Collegia: Rethinking an Antiochene Mosaic”
Late Antique, Early Medieval and Byzantine Studies Conference (2019, Oxford University). “Women’s Funerary Collegia: Rethinking an Antiochene Mosaic”
Studying Graeco-Roman Egypt: New Approaches in a New Generation (2018, Universität Basel). “Ornithomorphic Imagery and Rinceaux: P. Cotsen-Princeton 1”
Program in the Ancient World Colloquium (Princeton and Oxford University). (2018) “If Not with Deeds, then with Words: Speech and Immortality in the Works of Prudentius”
(2017) “Inversion and Elevation: Prudentius' Use of Greco-Roman Culture in Peristephanon IX”
manuSciences ’17: French German Summer School, BAM, CSMS, and EPHE/PSL “There’s an App for That: Notes Writer+ and the Elimination of Bleed-Through”
2015 Graduate Student Conference in Byzantine Studies, Mary Jaharis Center for Byzantine Studies. “The Anathemas Against Origen: A Case Study in the Formation of the Early Church”
2015 North American Papyrology Seminar, University of Michigan Presented research on the Ancient Lives program, a joint papyrological research initiative between Oxford University and the University of Minnesota.