Katya Maslakowski
Academic PositionOther
Bio:
Cultural Historian of late modern Europe. Research includes Victorian Periodicals, secularism, modernity and critical theory. Currently applying to PhD programs.
Why You Joined the Lab:
I am very interested in online communities of scholars and the various ways people of different disciplines, institutions and methodology can come together.
Sarah Maxim
Academic PositionResearch Staff
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Why You Joined the Lab:
Currently developing some new interdisciplinary research projects.
Diana R Gergel
Academic PositionGraduate Student
Bio:
I am a first-year graduate student in the Department of History studying the environmental history of East Africa during the early 20th century, particularly along the Swahili coast of Kenya and Tanzania.
Why You Joined the Lab:
I believe that the lab will be particularly useful to my research and teaching throughout my time at UC-Berkeley.
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Academic PositionGraduate Student
Bio:
I'm from Shasta County, California, studied history and anthropology at UC Irvine, and am currently a graduate student in the department of history at Berkeley. I use a range of archives in Britain, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, the United States and Zambia to research the emergence of a 'politics of wildlife' in eastern and central Africa during the colonial era. At Berkeley I have GSId for African, European, environmental, and human rights history courses.
Why You Joined the Lab:
To participate in the African studies MRG dissertation workshop.
Grahame Foreman
Academic PositionGraduate Student
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