Art History, M.A.

University of Wisconsin - Madison,

Graduated May 9, 2020

Thesis: “The Aural Imagination: The Role of Visible Sound in the Triumph of Death in the Camposanto at Pisa”

Focus: Medieval Italian Painting - Trecento Pisa

Papers Presented:

March 2019: “Penance for the Perverse: Sodomy in Medieval France and Italy” - GAMS Colloquium (Madison, WI)

April 2020: “The Aural Imagination: The Role of Visible Sound in the Camposanto at Pisa” - GAMS Colloquium (Madison, WI)

Positions Held: Project Assistant (Sept. 2018-May 2019), Vice President of GradForum and Scribe of the Graduate Association for Medieval Studies.

Other Research of Note: “The Dancing Textile: Costume as a Dancing Body in Mei Lanfang’s International Tour with the Peking Opera”, “From Petipa to Popular Culture: Differing Cultural Attitudes toward Ballet in Russia and the United States” and “Plastic Meltdown: An Exhibition Space Re-Imagined”