Rutgers University

2015-current: PhD student of Global Affairs working on American grand strategy and [military, humanitarian, R2P] interventions.

Stockton University

2014-2015: Etymology of "mass atrocity crimes" and the literature regarding this relatively new word, which is loosely interpreted as a summary word for crimes against humanity, crimes of aggression, and war crimes.

2013: Worked on textbook manuscript regarding image and reality of power of the Nazi Gauleiter in the Third Reich, specifically researching Austria's relationship with National Socialism (with a special focus on Austrian Gauleitung). Also compiled a database of Austrian Gauleiter to go in hand with proposed textbook chapter.

2010: Intensive research program under a Hellenic studies professor regarding Anatolian village life in the late 19th century, with a special focus on researching accounts of inter-faith relations exclusively in small villages from the point of British travel writers (mostly Sir William Mitchell Ramsay).

Disciplines

• History
• Religion
• Cultural Studies and Ethnic Studies

Affiliation

Rutgers University, Stockton University