students
current cluster students
Note that prior to 2009, graduate students admitted to SHC all entered through the History Department. Since then, the SHC program has expanded to welcome students through all the humanities and social science departments.
Adam Plaiss (History, entered 2009). Adam has a BA from Indiana, Bloomington, and an MA in History from the University of Delaware. He works on 20th US history, with a focus on mapping. Main advisor: Ken Alder.
Jaimie Morse (Sociology, entered 2009). Jaime has a BA from UC Berkeley and an MA in Public Health from UCLA. She has worked on the issues of reproductive health in Africa and among Hispanic populations, and is interested in sociology of medicine. Main advisor: Steven Epstein.
Alexandra Neame (Political Science, entered 2009). Lexi has BA from University of Queensland (Aus.) and an MA from the New School in Political Science. She is interested in the international/legal dimensions of genetic testing.
Genevieve Carlton (History, entered 2006). A.B.D. Dissertation project: “Encountering Maps: The Cartographic World of Sixteenth-Century Italy.” Main advisor: Ed Muir. genevieve.carlton@gmail.com
Teri Chettiar (History, entered 2005, A.B.D. Dissertation project: “Democratic Subjects, Therapeutic Experiments in Community and the Emergence of a Psychiatric Politics in Britain, 1948-c.1970.” Main advisor: Alex Owen. t-chettiar@northwestern.edu
Darcy Hughes Heuring, entered 2003, A.B.D. Dissertation project: “Colonial Health and the Responsibilities of Empire: Great Britain, American Philanthropy, and the Problem of ‘Improvement’ in the Early Twentieth-Century British West Indies.” Main advisor: Alex Owen.
darcyh@u.northwestern.edu
current graduate affiliates
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