History

Teaching experience 

Most recent experience includes courses on Making of the Modern 1500 to Present; Modern Britain; Modern European thought and Culture, and Historians and the Study of History.

Publications 

Books 

“The 1929 Women’s War in Southeastern Nigeria and the British Colonial Imagination”, with Susan K. Kent and Misty Bastian (Duke, forthcoming)

Articles 

“Colonial Subjects:  Black Intellectuals and eh Development of Colnial Studies in Britain,” Journal of British Studies (2010).

“Flappers and the Nigerian Women’s War of 1929,” with Susan Kent, in Kent, ed., Aftershocks:  The Politics of Trauma in Britain, 1918-31 (London, 2009).

“Imperialism and Colonialism:  Anticolonial Protests,” and “Buchi Emecheta,” in Oxford Encyclopedia of Women in World History, ed. B. smith (2007).

“Pan-Africanism,” in New Dictionary of the History of Ideas (N.Y. 2004). 

Awards/Fellowships (selected list) 

Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship, Graduate Seminar in Modern British History, Columbia University, 2007
Graduate Fellow, Center for Cultural Analysis, Rutgers University, 2006-07.
Graduate Fellow, Institute for Research on Women, with focus on Diasporas and Migrations”, Rutgers University, 2005-06.