Selected Presentations & Appearances
Genocide and the Moral Order in a Globalized World,
· November 9, 2010
Lecture
Annual Abel Lecture on Dictatorship, Democracy and Genocide., University of Central Michigan
Kopftuch and Leitkultur: Ethnic Panic in the Federal Republic after 9/11/01.
· October 7, 2010
Lecture
German Studies Association, Oakland, CA
What can Representations of the hijab in Mass-Market Print and Visual Culture tell us about Germanness?
· November 19, 2009
Lecture
UNC
Nazi Ethics and Ideology
· October 9, 2009
Lecture
Crystal City, Arlington, VA
The Muslim Headscarf in Europe: Veiled Threat or Religious Freedom?
· March 11, 2009
Lecture
University of Maryland Baltimore County
The Muslim Headscarf: Veiled Threat or Religious Freedom?
· November 26, 2008
Lecture
Venice International University
What if anything Can Women's History & the History of Sexuality tell us about Genocide?
· June 13, 2008
Lecture
Berkshire Conference, University of Minnesota
Making Racism Respectable in the Third Reich
· April 17, 2008
Lecture
Bloomsburg University
The Right to Cover: The Muslim Headscarf Wars in Britain, France and Germany.
· April 16, 2008
Lecture
Bloomsburg University
Making Racism Respectable
· March 27, 2008
Lecture
Florida Atlantic University, Baton Rouge
How Racism Became Respectable
· March 4, 2008
Lecture
Uppsala University, Sweden
European Law and Muslim Customs
· March 3, 2008
Lecture
Oslo, Senter for studier av Holocaust og livssynsminoriteter
Making Racism Respectable
· February 26, 2008
Lecture
UC Santa Barbara
Covering the Muslim Headscarf in European Law
· January 16, 2008
Lecture
Law School University of Winnepeg, Manitoba
Outreach & Engaged Scholarship
DukeEngage Program Leader - Addressing human rights and the global refugee crisis
· May 2017
- July 2017
Service Learning
Serbia
Serbia
Instructor - DukeEngage in Serbia
· 2014
Service Learning
SIT Study Abroad,
Belgrade, Serbia
Serbia
Students address issues related to human rights, post-conflict transformation and democratization processes, with a particular focus on the most vulnerable groups, including homeless people, refugees, and asylum seekers. The program's service themes include community development/outreach, human rights/civil liberties, and immigration/refugees.
Serbia
Students address issues related to human rights, post-conflict transformation and democratization processes, with a particular focus on the most vulnerable groups, including homeless people, refugees, and asylum seekers. The program's service themes include community development/outreach, human rights/civil liberties, and immigration/refugees.
Unknown - developed Duke Engage Internships for 2011 in Western China and Sarajevo, Bosnia
· July 1, 2010
Other
Service to the Community ; Working closely with Duke Engage and staff members at NGOs in Zhongdian Yunan and Sarajevo Bosnia, I developed independent DE internships for the summer of 2011.