With a Ph.D. in History from American University, my academic and professional career has been dedicated to researching, teaching, and writing about the Holocaust, modern European history, and military history. I have extensive experience working with archival materials, analyzing historical records, and mentoring students in critical thinking and research methodologies.
My teaching experience spans undergraduate and graduate levels, having served as a Teaching Assistant at both American...
With a Ph.D. in History from American University, my academic and professional career has been dedicated to researching, teaching, and writing about the Holocaust, modern European history, and military history. I have extensive experience working with archival materials, analyzing historical records, and mentoring students in critical thinking and research methodologies.
My teaching experience spans undergraduate and graduate levels, having served as a Teaching Assistant at both American University and SUNY Albany. In these roles, I facilitated discussions, graded assignments, and guided students in developing strong analytical skills. My approach to teaching emphasizes engagement with primary sources, historical context, and the development of independent research skills.
Beyond the classroom, I have held research and leadership positions at institutions such as the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, the National Archives, and the Capital Jewish Museum. My expertise in historical documentation, curatorial research, and international collaboration informs my tutoring methods, which are tailored to meet the unique needs of each student. Whether assisting with historical research, essay writing, or critical analysis, I strive to foster intellectual curiosity and academic excellence.
