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Assistant Professor, Undergraduate Study Abroad Program
Fields of expertise
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Education
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Ph.D. Candidate, American Graduate School in Paris, France
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M.A. in Trauma and Violence Transdisciplinary Studies (2010), New York University, USA
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B.A. in Political Science (2007), Vanderbilt University, USA
Other Current Posts
Researcher at Waging Peace (non-governmental organization), New York, USA
Previous Experience
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International Center for Transitional Justice (non-govermental organization), Cape Town, South Africa: Gender Researcher (2009)
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Sanctuary for Families (Center for Battered Women's Legal Services), New York, USA: Project Coordinator, Courtroom Advocates Project (2007-2009)
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Amnesty International, New York, USA: New York Anchor, International Justice and Accountability Program (2007-2008)
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Manna International (non-govermental organization), Managua, Nicaragua: International Volunteer (2006)
Seleted Publications
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"Gender Justice in Southern Africa: Challenging the Impunity Gap", International Center for Transitional Justice, November 2009
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"African Women in Conflict: More Than Only Victims", Perpsectives on Global Issues, Vol. 5, Issue 1, Fall 2010
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In addition to the many benefits of studying international relations in a highly specialized program, located in a dynamic city that fosters learning the discipline, my overall experience at AGS has been enhanced by an outstanding administrative staff that is diligent, professional and, above all, friendly. Their tireless efforts are key in making the experience of AGS students positive. I have done my best to thank them with good French desserts and bad American humor!