She is co-editor of the Syllabus journal, an online open access journal that publishes peer-reviewed critical syllabi, assignments, and articles on syllabus design. Her historical research examines the social history of politics in 17th-century England. She is author of Disaffection and Everyday Life in Interregnum England (2017), which explores the intersections between the politics of everyday life and the politics of revolution within communities and social relations. Among other courses, she teaches UW-Green Bay’s gateway course on historical methods and a senior year practicum in digital and public humanities, both of which make extensive use of local and digital archives.