I am a master’s student focusing on the history of medicine in the twentieth century under the supervision of Dr. Jenna Healey. I have a particular interest in the history of healthcare systems, pharmaceutical pricing, public health and infectious disease, the doctor-patient relationship, and experiences of illness. My master's paper focuses on a neuropsychiatric syndrome, called encephalitis lethargica, as a case study of post-infectious illness and medical uncertainty in the 1920s and 1930s.
AMS Healthcare Hannah Studentship for a supervised project in the History of Medicine (2024)
North American Conference on British Studies Undergraduate Essay Prize for “The Effects of the National Health Service on Maternity Care in Britain, 1948-1974” (2022)
CWA Canada John Belcarz & Dan Zeidler Memorial Scholarship (2019)
