Arbeitsschwerpunkte
Qualifikationsarbeiten
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Clothing and Identities of Remembrance: Constructions and Articulations of Metisness in Saint-Boniface and Batoche, 1885-2008
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
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
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
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
im Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Regina, 31.10.2014
Nineteenth-Century Metis Material Culture in the Red River Valley: Artefact Adoption, Translation, and Hybridisation
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
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
im Rahmen der "Third Bremen Conference on Language and Literature in Colonial and Postcolonial Contexts", Bremen, 15.-18.03.2016
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
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
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
im Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Regina, 31.10.2014
Nineteenth-Century Metis Material Culture in the Red River Valley: Artefact Adoption, Translation, and Hybridisation
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
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
im Rahmen der "Third Bremen Conference on Language and Literature in Colonial and Postcolonial Contexts", Bremen, 15.-18.03.2016