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Studium

2007-2008  Studies of History and Comparative American Studies at the University of Warwick (ERASMUS grant)
2004-2011 Studies of Anglo-American History, Modern History, and English at the University of Cologne

wissenschaftliche Abschlüsse

2011 Magister degree, title of the Magister’s thesis: Between Fur Caps, French Women, and Foreign Affairs: Benjamin Franklin’s Demeanour as Commissioner of the Court of Louis XVI, 1776-78

beruflicher Werdegang

10/2014-12/2014 Visiting Researcher Canadian Museum of History; Gatineau, Que., Kanada
10/2014 Visiting Researcher Royal Saskatchewan Museum; Regina, Sask., Kanada
01/2014-02/2014 Visiting Researcher National Museum of the American Indian, Wahsington, D.C., USA
11/2013-12/2013 Visiting Researcher Canadian Museum of Civilization; Gatineau, Que., Kanada
10/2013-11/2013 Visiting Researcher Royal Saskatchewan Museum; Regina, Sask., Kanada
09/2013 Discussant. Contested Knowledge in the Western Hemisphere (1500-1900), International Workshop, Rostock University
seit 2013 Doctoral candidate in History with the IRTG Diversity, University of Trier, supervisors: Ursula Lehmkuhl, Wolfgang Klooß, Carolyn Podruchny
2012-2013 Lecturer at the Anglo-American Departement of the School of History, University of Cologne
2012 Research assistant for the preparation of a third party funds application, International History, University of Trier
2009-2010 Student assistant with the project on colonialism and African diaspora on picture postcards (SFB 427), University of Cologne

Bibliographie im Aufbau

Clothes and Identities: Métis and Other Aboriginal Peoples Moccasins in the Canadian Prairie , 1840-1910
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im Rahmen der "Annual Conference of the Historians in the DGFA", Tutzing, 08.-10.02.2013

Material Métissage; Moccasins as Materialisation of First Nations and White Influence on Métis Identity
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im Rahmen des International Colloquium „Le Canada: une culture de métissage / Transcultural Canada“, Winnipeg, 25.-26.10.2013

Brokers of Material Culture; the Métis in the Contact Zone of the Northern Great Plains During the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century
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im Rahmen der MESEA Conference „Crossing Boundaries in a Post-Ethnic Era - Interdisciplinary Approaches and Negotiations“, Saarbrücken, 29.05.2014-01.06.2014

Vested Diversity: Metis Clothing in 19th Century Saskatchewan
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im Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Regina, 31.10.2014

Nineteenth-Century Metis Material Culture in the Red River Valley: Artefact Adoption, Translation, and Hybridisation
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im Rahmen des „History of Indigenous Peoples Network at the Robarts Centre“, York, 05.12.2014

‚Many Threads to the Sash‘: Transforming Meanings of the Ceinture Fléchée in Canadian History
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im Rahmen der "12th Graduate Student Conference in Canadian Studies", Potsdam, 03.-05.07.2015

Revising settler-colonial surveying: A translocal view on aboriginal peoples‘ role in land surveys in 19th century Australia and Canada
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im Rahmen der "Third Bremen Conference on Language and Literature in Colonial and Postcolonial Contexts", Bremen, 15.-18.03.2016