Thesis Title: “Walled In”: Race, Motherhood, and Labor in Ann Petry’s The Street
What Now: Director, Worker Justice Project, The Legal Aid Society
As an attorney at The Legal Aid Society, I help low-income people with arrest and conviction records fight...
Thesis Title: Corn Nationalism: Exhibiting Mythologies of "America’s Crop"
What Now: J.D. Candidate at Tulane University Law School; Legal Intern at the United States District Court, Middle District of Pennsylvania
What Next: Corporate law in New York City...
Thesis Title: "Sin entregar la lengua": Censorship and the Construction of Narrative in the Caso Padilla
What Now: Associate, WilmerHale
In Hist & Lit, I learned to research, analyze, write, and defend. It turns out those are foundational skills for...
Instructor: Lila Teeters Knolle
Meeting time: Monday, 12:45-2:45 pm
This seminar centers citizenship as a deeply contested and dynamic status whose meanings have changed over time. Our study will begin with the historical, philosophical underpinnings of...
Instructor: Mandy Izadi
Meeting time: Wednesday, 9:45-11:45 am
The course surveys histories of economies built by Indigenous Americans on their own lands. It also examines economies—local and global—that settler colonists built from stolen lands and natural...
Thesis Title: A Reluctant Representative: Feminism and Dictatorship in the Films of María Luisa Bemberg
What Now: Forrester Fellow at Tulane University Law School
Follow Me: LinkedIn, @JessicaTueller (Twitter)
I arrived at Harvard with these goals: to be...
Thesis Title: Face Value: Six Decades of Baseball Cards tell the Story of America and Major League Baseball
What Now: Head of Product at Goldcast
What Next: Helping increase access to capital for women and diverse founders in tech
My time in Hist & Lit...
Ask Me About: Doubling in Hist & Lit and Economics (planning out your courses), interdisciplinary research, good movies and coffee spots
Extracurriculars: Harvard Undergraduate Law Review, Film Club, Harvard Undergraduate Legal Committee, Harvard...
Thesis Title: “Have the Husband Press the Plunger of the Syringe”: Donor Insemination and the Production of Normalcy in the Early Cold War United States
What Now: Research Technician in the Center for Immunology & Inflammatory Diseases, Massachusetts...