Teaching Experience
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Why History Matters to Public Policy, Spring 2026 (Graduate Research Consultant)
- American History Since 1865 (instructor of record), Spring 2025
- Modern America, 1984-2024, Fall 2024 (TA)
- American History to 1865, Spring 2024 (TA)
- Why History Matters to Public Policy, Spring 2024 (Graduate Research Consultant)
- Women in the United States from Settlement to Present, Fall 2023 (TA)
- American History Since 1865, Spring 2023 (TA)
- Modes of Inquiry, Spring 2023 (Graduate Research Consultant)
- America in the 1970s, Fall 2022 (TA)
- Modes of Inquiry, Fall 2022 (Graduate Research Consultant)
- The World Since 1945, Spring 2022 (TA)
- Why History Matters to Public Policy, Spring 2022 (Graduate Research Consultant)
- Sport in American History, Fall 2021 (TA)
- North Carolina History to 1865, Spring 2021 (TA)
- The Social History of Popular Music in Twentieth Century America, Fall 2020 (TA)
- Duke University
- American Christianity (preceptor), Duke University, Fall 2025
- Spring Arbor University
- United States since 1877 (instructor of record – online), Spring Arbor University, Spring 2019, Spring 2020, and Fall 2025
- Twentieth Century America (instructor of record – online), Spring Arbor University, Spring 2022 and Spring 2023
Guest Lectures and Public Talks
- “Trump’s America,” Guest Lecture for Modern America, 1984 – 2024, Chapel Hill, NC, 2024
- “Common Presence, ‘Uncommon Faithfulness’: Black Churchwomen in the United States,” Guest Lecture for Historical Approaches to American Studies, Chapel Hill, NC, 2024.
- “The 1970s: Evangelicals Hour of Decision,” Guest Lecture for America in the 1970s, Chapel Hill, NC, 2022.
- “Woodrow Wilson’s Religious and Racial Worldview,” in Panel Discussion on World War I and America’s Place in the World, Jackson, MI, 2017
Conference Presentations
- Co-Author with Robert Pleasants, “Welcoming First Year Students into an Undergraduate Research Community through Peer Mentorship and a Course-Based Approach,” National Conference of Undergraduate Research, Long Beach, CA, 2024
- “The Years of the Evangelical: 1926, 1976, and 2016,” American Society of Church History Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA, 2024.
- “Mediating Evangelicalism: Christianity Today, Its Advertisements, and the Creation of a Neo-Evangelical Brand, 1956-1959,” American Society of Church History Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA, 2022. (Paper accepted – withdrew due to COVID concerns)
- “The Failed Revolution,” Phi Alpha Theta Regional Conference, Sylvania, OH, 2015
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