M.A. in Cinema Studies from Concordia University (Montreal), 2017
Bachelor of Journalism from Carleton University (Ottawa), 2013.
Courses Taught
ARTHIST 111 - Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet
ENGLISH 101 - Introduction to College Writing
ENGLISH 102 - College Writing and Research
ENGLISH 111 - Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet
ENGLISH 286 - Writing about Film and Television
FILMSTD 111 - Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet
FILMSTD 286 - Writing about Film and Television
ARTHIST 205 - Film History I
FILMSTD 205 - Film History I
Research Interests
Representations of Jewishness in Film and Television
Film Criticism
Media and the Israel-Palestine Conflict
Related Activities
James A. Sappenfield Fellowship, 2021-2022.
Frederick J. Hoffman Award, 2019. Chancellor’s Graduate Student Award, 2018-2019
Conference Presentations
“Better Things, Art Cinema, and New Approaches to (Feminist) Cinematic Television.” Society for Cinema and Media Studies Conference, March 2021.
“Virtue, Virtuosity, and ‘Visual Sovereignty’: How a Canadian Drama’s Long Take Breaks Open the Tensions of Indigenous Life.” Mediating Democracy (graduate conference), San Francisco State University, February 2021.
“A Fine Balance Along the Mechitza: Navigating Privilege, Pinkwashing, and Palestinian Politics in Transparent’s Fourth Season.” Midwest Popular Culture Association Conference, October 2019.
“A Horse of a Different Color: Investigating Of Oz the Wizard’s Deconstruction of a Hollywood Classic,” Backward Glances (Screen Cultures Conference), Northwestern University, September 2019.
“‘The Latest in Blood and Guts’: Reckoning with Onscreen Projections of Christine Chubbuck.” Midwest Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, February 2019.
“Death, Truth, and Videotape: Ghostly Reveries and Family Memories in Stand By for Tape Back-Up.” Film and Media Studies Graduate Student Organization Conference, University of Pittsburgh, September 2018.
