Lecturer in Cultural Policy.Kings College London, UK.

Career Development Fellow in Modern World History.Medical Humanities; Environmental Humanities; Digital Humanities; Social Justice, Communities and Policy; Science and Humanities; and Culture, Creativity and Heritage.Durham University, United Kingdom.

RT @NasaStudies: 250 years after the Declaration of Independence, what does “freedom” mean in America—who has it, who defines it, and who’s….

RT @irishacw: A final reminder that my online book launch will be taking place in 40 mins- I'll be chatting about the book's origins and th….

RT @lukelleyp: The book is finally here. "Marking Native Borders" was published a few weeks ago by the University of Oklahoma Press. https:….

RT @AudreyHSisel: Thanks so much to everyone who made the Edinburgh Southern History Workshop a success! It was an incredible honor to help….

RT @Holly221020: Had an amazing time at the SASA conference @ScotAmStudies this past weekend, presenting on my paper ‘The Birth(m)Other: Ad….

@EdinburghUni We are already looking forward to the next year and in the meanwhile, we will keep you updated on opportunities within the broad field of #AmericanStudies, so do keep an eye out on our socials, both here on Facebook and other ventures we might have in future! #SASA2025.

@EdinburghUni Here's Riley Raab receiving her certificate for winning our Marcella LeBEau undergraduate essay prize #SASA2025 for an impressive paper titled: A Mother’s Proximity: Maternal Closeness in Anishinaabe Culture 1790-1850!

The quality of research presented, the professionalism of our chairs, the mindful hosting by and top-notch catering by @edinburghuni, we couldn't be happier and prouder of the 26th annual conference's success! #SASA2025.

SASA team would like to thank each and everyone who attended our bi-annual postgraduate workshop and our annual conference this past weekend! #SASA2025.

And that's a wrap everybody! #SASA2025 was a HUGE success and we couldn't be more thankful for our chairs and presenters! We are now off to a well-deserved final moment of networking – and a drink or two ;)

And, finally, we are finishing #SASA2025 strong with Panel 5C - Public #History in 2025,.with presentations by speakers from @EdinburghUni and @HMuseum and a chair from @StirUni!

Simultaneously we have Panel 5B – 20th and 21st Century #Literature,.with presentations by speakers from @EdinburghUni and @LivUni, with the chair from @UBMontaigne! #SASA2025

And one final coffee break later, we are finishing the day off with session five! Panel 5A – 20th and 21st Century #UnitedStates,.with presentations by two speakers from @EdinburghUni and one from @JagiellonskiUni, with the speaker from BGULincoln! #SASA2025

RT @e_turiano: Deadline now extended to March 8!.

We also have Panel 4C - #Transpacific and #Transatlantic in the 19th Century,.with presentations by speakers from @OUniofOxford, and @RoehamptonUni and an independent scholar, with the chair from @dundeeuni! #SASA2025

Simultaneously, we have 4B - #Literary Identities,.with presentations by speakers from an independent scholar and another two from @uniofstandrews, with the chair from @EdinburghUni! #SASA2025

After a #coffee / #tea break, #SASA2025 is back with Panel 4A - #Intersectional Perspectives,.with presentations by speakers from @uniofstandrews, @UniStrathclyde, @BirkbeckUoL and @UniBarcelona, and our chair from our host institution, @EdinburghUni!