Research Interests
My doctoral work focused on the narrative known as the Priestly History (P), now part of the Pentateuch. In my dissertation, I argue that P reflects a radical commitment to Yahweh's sovereignty. This commitment permeates the work, informing everything from its storytelling technique to its conception of human agency and femininity. As Perilman Postdoctoral Fellow at Duke, I aim to revise and publish my dissertation as a book while beginning a new project on divine sovereignty in the books of Ezekiel and Job.
Fellowships, Gifts, and Supported Research
MFJC Fellowship Grant ·
2024
- 2025
Awarded by: Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture
Anthony C. Yu Doctoral Student Fellowship ·
2023
- 2023
Awarded by: University of Chicago, Divinity School
Textual Language Teaching Prize in Biblical Hebrew ·
2021
- 2022
Awarded by: University of Chicago, Divinity School
Graduate Community Fellowship ·
2021
- 2022
Awarded by: Institute on the Formation of Knowledge, University of Chicago
Greenberg Center for Jewish Studies Graduate Student Lectureship ·
2020
- 2021
Awarded by: University of Chicago, Divinity School
Fulbright-García López Grant for Graduate Studies ·
2014
- 2016
Awarded by: Fulbright-García López