Professional Summary
Erena Nakashima [she/her/hers] is a Ph.D. student studying History and memory, Public History, and 20th-century US history. Her research focuses on the work of African American museum professionals and public history practitioners in the late 20th century.
Education
B.A.: Chuo University Tokyo, Japan, 2018 (History)
M.A.: Georgetown University Washington, D.C., 2020 (MA in Global, International, and Comparative History Program (MAGIC))
Positions and Work Experience
2021 -2022 Graduate Assistant in Public History, Center for the City & Department of History, University of Cincinnati
2020 -2021 Teaching Assistant, Department of History , University of Cincinnati
2022 -2023 Teaching Assistant, Department of History , University of Cincinnati
Honors and Awards
Taft Graduate Summer Fellowship Award Status:Recipient Level:University Type:Grant
Roger Daniels Graduate Summer Research Fellowship Status:Recipient Level:Department Type:Grant
Herbert Shapiro Scholarship in African American History Status:Recipient Level:Department
Contact Information
nakashea@mail.uc.edu