General Fields of Study: Late-Antique History (Peter Brown, Dept. of History), Roman Literature (Robert Kaster, Dept. of Classics), High Middle Ages (William Jordan, Dept. of History) Supplemental Language Studies: Istituto Dante Alighieri, Rome (summer, 2003); Goethe Institute, Frankfurt-am-Main (summer, 2002) University of Alabama in Huntsville, 1996-2001 B.A., summa cum laude, major in History and minor in Classical Studies (2001) Senior Thesis: III of Fredegar’s Chronicle: from Gregory of Tours?” Scarpsum Est “Book (awarded best thesis in History) Publications Books (in progress) The End of Empire in Early Memory Edited. (contracted with The Life and Legacy of Constantine: Traditions through the Ages. Ashgate, forthcoming 2016) co-edited with Jonathan Arnold and Kristina Sessa A Companion to Ostrogothic Italy, (contracted with Brill, forthcoming 2016) Politics and Tradition between Rome, Ravenna and Constantinople: A Study of Cassiodorus and (Cambridge UP, 2013) Winner of the Classical Association of the Midwest the Variae, 527-554 and South First Book Award for 2016 Journal Articles and Book Chapters barbarians and provincials in the of Ammianus Marcellinus.” In Cinzia Res Gestae “Romans, Grifoni, Clemens Gantner, Walter Pohl and Marianne Pollheimer, Transformations of (under consideration with DeGruyter, forthcoming). Romanness: Regions and Identities of Cassiodorus: In Christiana Sogno, Bradley Variae depingere modo historico colore”. “The Storin and Edward Watts, eds., A Critical Introduction and Reference Guide to Late Antique (contracted with University of California Press, forthcoming). Letter Collections in the century: from Constantinople to Tours.” In M. Shane Bjornlie, ed., The “Constantine (contracted with Life and Legacy of Constantine from Late Antiquity to Early Modern Memory Ashgate, forthcoming 2016) administration”. In Jonathan Arnold, Bjornlie and Kristina Sessa, eds., A “Governmental (contracted with Brill, forthcoming 2016). Companion to Ostrogothic Italy
General Fields of Study: Late-Antique History (Peter Brown, Dept. of History), Roman Literature (Robert Kaster, Dept. of Classics), High Middle Ages (William Jordan, Dept. of History) Supplemental Language Studies: Istituto Dante Alighieri, Rome (summer, 2003); Goethe Institute, Frankfurt-am-Main (summer, 2002) University of Alabama in Huntsville, 1996-2001 B.A., summa cum laude, major in History and minor in Classical Studies (2001) Senior Thesis: “Book III of Fredegar’s Chronicle: Scarpsum Est from Gregory of Tours?” (awarded best thesis in History) Publications Books The End of Empire in Early Memory (in progress) The Life and Legacy of Constantine: Traditions through the Ages. Edited. (contracted with Ashgate, forthcoming 2016) A Companion to Ostrogothic Italy, co-edited with Jonathan Arnold and Kristina Sessa (contracted with Brill, forthcoming 2016) Politics and Tradition between Rome, Ravenna and Constantinople: A Study of Cassiodorus and the Variae, 527-554 (Cambridge UP, 2013) Winner of the Classical Association of the Midwest and South First Book Award for 2016 Journal Articles and Book Chapters “Romans, barbarians and provincials in the Res Gestae of Ammianus Marcellinus.” In Cinzia Grifoni, Clemens Gantner, Walter Pohl and Marianne Pollheimer, Transformations of Romanness: Regions and Identities (under consideration with DeGruyter, forthcoming). “The Variae of Cassiodorus: depingere modo historico colore”. In Christiana Sogno, Bradley Storin and Edward Watts, eds., A Critical Introduction and Reference Guide to Late Antique Letter Collections (contracted with University of California Press, forthcoming). “Constantine in the century: from Constantinople to Tours.” In M. Shane Bjornlie, ed., The Life and Legacy of Constantine from Late Antiquity to Early Modern Memory (contracted with Ashgate, forthcoming 2016) “Governmental administration”. In Jonathan Arnold, Bjornlie and Kristina Sessa, eds., A Companion to Ostrogothic Italy (contracted with Brill, forthcoming 2016).
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