About
I am a PhD candidate in the Committee on the Study of Religion (New Testament and Early Christianity subfield) at Harvard University.
My current course and research interests include the historiographical invention and development of the “Apostolic Fathers,” discourses of heresy and orthodoxy in antiquity, Greek and Coptic papyrology, ancient constructions of ethnic and religious difference, and translation of late ancient and Byzantine apocryphal texts.
I am in the early stages of my dissertation, focusing on the Shepherd of Hermas.Education
PhD, Harvard University (currently enrolled; 2017-)
- New Testament and Early Christian Studies
- Advisor – Karen King
MAR, Yale Divinity School (2015-2017)
BA, St. Olaf College (2011-2015)
- Religion, Classics, Ancient Studies
Work Shared in CORE
Articles
Book reviews
Other Publications
“‘They Did Not Belong to Us’: Johannine Language and Social Identity.” Journal of Theta Alpha Kappa (2017): 1-21.Upcoming Talks and Conferences
New Testament and Early Christian Studies Day. Boston College. Co-hosted with Alexander D’Alisera.Memberships
Society of Biblical Literature (SBL): Student Member
The North American Society for the Study of Christian Apocryphal Literature (NASSCAL): Member
Nag Hammadi & Gnosticism Network: Member
Westar Institute: Associate
