Middle Tennessee State University

GRADUATE DIGITAL PROJECTS OVERSEEN:

• Coming Home: A History of Queer Nightlife in Nashville
• Tennessee State Parks: Non-Personal Interpretation Text Analysis
• Heritage Center of Rutherford County 360 Tour
• Appalachian Land for Free(dom): Wheat, Tennessee
• Wild Women Don’t Have the Blues
• Through the Lens of the Kolb Brothers: Photography and Tourism in the Grand Canyon
• Murfreesboro Music
• Murfreesboro Monuments
• Red Clay's Eternal Flame
• Beck Knob Cemetery: Remembering and Recognizing an Integral Part of Chattanooga
• Matt Gardner Homestead Museum: Material Culture of an African American Community in Middle Tennessee 
• Bradley Academy Omeka database 
• Nashville Brewery Palladio Visualization (unpublished Palladio project)

Hist 7995 Digital History Field School: Hidden Town in 3D (Maymester 2018)
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Hist 3090: Science, Religion, and Magic in Early Modern Europe (Fall 2018)

• Reacting to the Past Course

Hist 6450/7450 Digital Tools for Historians (Spring 2017) 

• Hands-on graduate course for both traditional and public history MA and PhD students. Syllabus

Hist 3870 Digital Public History: Mapping Local Stories
 An upper-division, experiential learning undergraduate course making a Curatescape map and leading a public walking tour.

• Murfreesboro (Fall 2021) Syllabrochure
•  The City of Nashville (Fall 2017) Syllabus

Hist 2010 U.S. History to 1877 (Fall 2016, Spring 2017) 

Stanford University

Hist 10B/110B Early Modern Europe Survey (Spring 2016)
Hist 17S Identities of Early Modern Noble Women (Spring 2011)

• "Sources and methods" course designed to coach potential majors in the skills of primary source analysis, critique, writing and revision. Syllabus