I have designed and taught a wide range of undergraduate modules, as well as setting up a ‘virtual exchange’ with Prof Tammy Gordon’s students, first at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington, and now at North Carolina State University:
First year
- History, Heritage and Society
- Introduction to History
- Introduction to Public History
Second Year
- History and Heritage in Practice
- Community History Project (student teams working for an external client)
Third Year
- Public History in International Perspective
- Thinking with History
- The Third Reich
- Hitler’s War
- Work placement
I have supervised/am supervising the following dissertation topics:
- Intangible heritage
- The ethics of displaying human remains in museums
- The acquisition of Herbert Parkinson by the John Lewis Partnership
- The special relationship
- The press and the Crimean War
- Jewish femininity in the concentration camps
- Public history of Waddeston Manor
- Jewish emancipation in Britain
At Hertfordshire, I developed a new, interdisciplinary research programme, the Professional Doctorate in Heritage (DHeritage), delivered by blended learning.
