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Instructor of 历史
教学领域
教育
- MA, 历史, University of 夏威夷
- BA, East 亚洲研究, MIddlebury College
联系
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Davis’s areas of expertise include 19th century U.S. history, 19th century Hawai’i, and modern 中国. She is particularly interested in the intersection of race and the U.S. memorial landscape; the impact of indigenous movements on U.S. visual culture; and transnational histories in general.
“Our histories haven’t always included the perspectives of all who shaped the past and contributed to the world we share today. This impacts our clarity about who we have been, affecting our collective memories, our worldviews, and thus our possible futures. I find it exciting to take part in the work to recover and amplify these previously marginalized, 隐藏的, or ignored stories and perspectives in service of truth.”
SCHOLARLY INTERESTS
- 19th and 20th c United States
- U.S. 公共历史
- Visual Culture
- Race and Ethnicity
- 19th and 20th c. 夏威夷
- Decoloniality
- Transnational history
- 中国
CONTRIBUTIONS TO FIELD
2021年4月, Davis had an op-ed published in The Berkshire Eagle as a counterpoint to New York Times' columnist Ross Douthat's piece titled "How Does a Baby Bust End" (March 27, 2021). While pursuing her graduate studies, she supported quality public history and literary programs in the Hawaiian Islands as the Hawaii Council for the Humanities' Director of Grants and Special Projects. Davis has presented papers at the American Historical Association's Pacific Branch Conference, at the Annual American Studies Forum, and as a Panelist for the Teaching American 历史 Grant.
MEMBERSHIPS AND AFFILIATIONS
- American Historical Association
- National Council on 公共历史
- Association for 亚洲研究
奖
- Best Master’s Thesis, 2009, 历史 Department, University of 夏威夷-Mānoa.
- Best Graduate Paper, 2009, “(Re)Vision of the Nation: The King Kamehameha I Monument.” Phi Alpha Theta Regional Committee, 火奴鲁鲁.
- Herbert F Margulies Award for Best Paper in American 历史, 2003, “Recarving 历史: The Crazy Horse Monument.” Phi Alpha Theta Regional Committee, 火奴鲁鲁.
PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
- “Our Future Children, and Our Children’s Future,” The Berkshire Eagle, April 5, 2021.
- “The American National Memorial Landscape: Conflicts, Controversies and the American Self,2010年8月, The 30th Annual American Studies Forum, sponsored by The Center for Asia-Pacific Exchange, 火奴鲁鲁, HI.
- “Controversies Surrounding American Monuments and Native Histories,” September 2009, Teaching American 历史 Grant Session 1, 火奴鲁鲁, HI.
- “(Re)Vision of the Nation: The King Kamehameha I Monument,2009年3月, Phi Alpha Theta Regional Conference, 火奴鲁鲁, HI.
- “Arrival of a King: Kamehameha Goes to Washington”, 2003, American Historical Association, Pacific Branch Conference.