About
I am currently the Robert A. Oden Postdoctoral Fellow for Innovation in the Humanities and Judaism at Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota. My interest focuses on questions of textuality, materiality, and liturgy in late antique Judaism and Christianity. In addition, I joined the editorial board of the Ancient Jew Review as the deputy Judaism editor in fall 2018. A short piece about my dissertation, which distills some of my other research interests, can be found
here.
Education
B.A. Classics, Macalester College
M.St. Jewish Studies in the Greco-Roman Period, Wolfson College, Oxford (with distinction)
Ph.D., Religious Studies (Religions of the Ancient Mediterranean), Brown University Publications
Book Reviews:
David Friedenreich, Foreigners and their Food, for
The Revealer
R. R. Neis, The Sense of Sight in Rabbinic Culture, for ancientjewreview.com
Guy Stroumsa, The Scriptural Universe of Ancient Christianity, for ancientjewreview.com
Aaron Hughes, Jacob Neusner on Religion, for
Reading Religion
Pieces in edited volumes:
“Reading Regularly: The Formation of the Rabbinic
Parashah,” in the conference proceedings of the Material Aspects of Ancient Reading conference (Heidelberg, 2018). Forthcoming.
Memberships
Society of Biblical Literature
Association of Jewish Studies
American Academy of Religion
