U.S. History: Early America, slavery, women and gender, digital history, spatial history, public history
Greta is a PhD candidate in U.S. history, specializing in Early America. She was selected to be a Digital History Fellow at the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media for the 2017-18 academic year, and worked there as a Graduate Research Assistant through 2021. Greta is also an Editor of Current Research in Digital History. Greta's dissertation combines her interests in early American history and digital history through a geospatial analysis of three generations of the George Mason family.
Provost’s Summer Research Fellowship, George Mason University, 2022
Center for Humanities Research Fellowship, George Mason University, 2022
Research Fellowship, Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington, 2021–2022
Louise and Rudolf Fishel New Media Fellowship, George Mason University, 2021
Joseph and Dorothy Censer Fellowship, George Mason University, 2020
Digital History Fellowship, George Mason University, 2018
Randy Beth Clarke Fellowship in American History, George Mason University, 2016
Kurt Andrew Dodd Scholarship, George Mason University, 2016
HIST 390: The Digital Past
Master of Arts, History, George Mason University, 2017
Graduate Certificate, Digital Public Humanities, George Mason University, 2017
Bachelor of Arts, History, International Studies, Taylor University, 2014