大象视频

"Desire, Disguise and Distaste: Early Missionary and Merchant Negotiations in Guangzhou, China" forthcoming in Merchants and Missionaries: Trade and Religion in World History edited by Alfred P. Andrea, forthcoming, Cambria Press.

"Contagious Consumption: Commodity Debates over the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century China Trade" International Journal of Pacific Asian Studies Vol. 8, No. 2 (2012): 73-94.

"From Out of this World to the Cold War: Lowell Thomas, Tibet, and the State Department," Hudson River Valley Review Vol. 2, No. 2 (Spring 2012): 47-67.

鈥淎dd Women and Stir: Female Presidents in Pop Culture, 2012-2016鈥� co-authored with Angela Laflen, Michelle Smith, Riana Ramirez, Jessica Recce, and Molly Scott. Seneca Falls Dialogues Journal Vol. 2, Article 5 (2017).

"Set in Stone: continuity and omission in possessive representations of the Great Wall" in Theorizing the Heritage Turn in China, Amsterdam: International Institute of Asian Studies/Amsterdam University Press, 2020

Book review, Merchants of Canton and Macao: Politics and Strategies in Eighteenth-Century Chinese Trade, written by Paul A. Van Dyke. Journal of Early Modern History volume 18, issue 3, 2014.

Local History Work:
Contributor and to the identifying and archiving of the William Edgar Geil papers at the Doylestown Historical Society, Doylestown, PA
Evangelical Exploration: defining the globality of William Edgar Geil. Local history manuscript highlighting the historic significance of Geil based upon his archive.

Organization of American Historians, Sacramento California 鈥淲omen Inventing Alternatives鈥� Chair and Discussant, April 2018

Berkshire Conference on Women and Gender Hofstra University, Hempstead NY "Gendering the Iconography: competing images of revolutionary identity in the 1920s and 1930s" June 2017

Seneca Falls Dialogues Conference Seneca Falls, NY 鈥淢adame President: Presidential Politics as Women鈥檚 Work. October 2016

International Symposium on Heritage of China Suzhou, China 鈥淪et in Stone: continuity and omission in possessive representations of the Great Wall鈥� 6 - 8 April 2016

Organization of American Historians conference St. Louis, MO, 鈥淎ddicts, dealers, and scolds: the American encounter with opium鈥� Chair and Discussant. April 16-19 2015

New York University in Shanghai 鈥淭he Concept of China鈥�, Shanghai, China, November 2013

New York Conference on Asian Studies Binghamton University Binghamton, NY, 鈥淎rt and The Real: political and corresponding representational change in painting and photography鈥� Fall 2013

New York Conference on Asian Studies SUNY New Paltz, Program Board Member, Discussant and Chair. 2012

Association of the Study of Food and Society Conference Missoula, Montana: 鈥淒rinking, eating, smoking:  tea and opium as contagious commodities鈥� Summer 2011

Women and Society Conference, Marist College: 鈥淕lobal Concepts of Chinese Masculinity in Relation to Opium Consumption鈥� Fall 2010

New York Conference on Asian Studies, SUNY Brockport, NY: Panel Chair and Organizer:

Pedagogy: Bringing Asia into the Classroom鈥� Paper Presented: 鈥淭ools for Creating Connections for Non-Majors.鈥� Fall 2010

Association for Cultural Studies Crossroads Conference, Hong Kong, China: 鈥淔ear and Desire: The Opium Den in the Asian Diaspora Constructed as Chinese Space鈥� Spring 2010

Women and Society Conference Marist College: 鈥淕etting at the Maternal: Cross-Cultural Analysis of Mothering in the Women's Studies Classroom鈥� Oct 2009

World History Conference, Salem, Massachusetts: Panel Organizer, Sensations of

Smoking: Opiates in the Global Context Paper Presented: 鈥淚nside Out: Chinese Opium Smoking in the Asian Diaspora.鈥� Panel Chair, Opium: Transformations and Chemistries Paper Presented: 鈥淒esire, Disguise and Distaste: Early Missionary and Merchant negotiations in Guangzhou, China.鈥� Spring 2009

Women and Society Conference Marist College:  鈥淎sian Women鈥檚 Activism in Research and Teaching鈥� Fall 2008

New York Conference Asian Studies SUNY New Paltz: 鈥淔acing Asia through Fiction: Using Novels & Other Nontraditional Texts to Teach 大象视频 Asia鈥� Discussant: 鈥淭he Transnational City in Early 20th Century China.鈥� Fall 2005

New York Conference Asian Studies, Bard College: Panel Chair 鈥淎t the Chinese Frontier鈥� Fall 2004

Marist College School of Liberal Arts Spring/Summer/Fall Travel Grant, 2009 - present

Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship at the Massachusetts Historical Society Phillips Library Research Grant, Salem Massachusetts 2003

Doris Quinn Fellowship for East Asian studies 2000-20001                                         

New York University, Departmental and University Funding 1994-2002

Ford Grant for Gender and Area Studies dissertation research in London, England 1999

New York University, Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award 1996

Member affiliations: Association of Asian Studies, American Historical Association, World History Association, National Women鈥檚 Studies Association

Service: Director, Women鈥檚, Gender, and Sexuality Program; Co-Director, Women鈥檚 Studies Program; Chair, Academic Affairs Committee; Member, Strategic Plan Steering Committee; Member, Academic Affairs Committee; Faculty Advisor of (Co-) Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society, Asian Alliance, (Co-) Phi Alpha Theta History Club, STARR; Gillespie Forum, member, co-chair