Graduate Students
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Karin Amundsen |
Biographical Sketch
Born and raised in Los Angeles, I earned my BA and MA in European History from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. My research interests focused on gender, empire, and witchcraft, with particular emphasis on how masculinities shaped political and social life in early modern England. My fields include Early Modern Europe and the Atlantic World.
Education
- BA History, Univ Nevada Las Vegas, 2003
- MA History, Univ Nevada Las Vegas, 2009
- M.A. History, University of Southern California, 2013
Employment History
- Research Assistant, Drake Anchorage Research Collaboration Project, 2012 - 2012
Research
Research Keywords
- Early Modern Europe, Britain, Atlantic World, Empire, Gender (especially masculinities), Witchcraft
Research Specialties
- Early Modern Europe, Britain, Atlantic World, Empire, Gender (especially masculinities), Witchcraft
Conference Presentations
- Pacific Coast Conference of British Studies, 3/2013
- British Scholar Conference, 3/2013
Honors and Awards
- IHR-Mellon Pre-Dissertation Fellowship, 6/2013-9/2013
- Roberta Persinger Foulke Endowment Fellowship, 7/2011-8/2011
- USC-Huntington Early Modern Studies Institute, Summer Research Fellowship, 6/2011-7/2011
- Graduate Assistants Excellence in Teaching Award, 2005-2006
- Graduate Research Training (GREAT) Assistantship, 6/2005-8/2005
- Robert and Anita Hulse Foundation Scholarship for Meritorious Graduate Student, 2004-2005