Research and Teaching Interests:

Political Economy of Technology and Innovation; Communication Networks; Organizational Behavior and Communication; Cultures of Engineering; Internet Governance; U.S. History since 1880; Globalization; Standardization and Modularity.

For more on my research and teaching experience, see Publications, Conference Papers, Teaching Experience, and my curriculum vita (updated November, 2008)

Teaching at Stevens Institute of Technology:

• HHS 130, History of Science and Technology (Fall 2008 Semester)

Past Lives:

2007-2008: Duke University

• Post-Doctoral Fellow, John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute

2003-2007: The Johns Hopkins University

• Ph.D. History of Science and Technology, 2007
• Dissertation:
  "Industrial Legislatures": Consensus Standardization in the Second and Third Industrial Revolutions
  • Committee: Stuart W. Leslie (Advisor), Louis Galambos, Harry M. Marks, Robert H. Kargon, and Andreas Terzis
    
• Fields of Specialization:
  History of Communication Technologies (with Stuart W. "Bill" Leslie)
  Business and Economic History (with Louis Galambos)

1999-2003: University of Colorado at Boulder

• M.A. History, 2003
• Program Assistant, Silicon Flatirons Telecommunications Program
• Instructor, Alliance for Technology, Learning & Society (ATLAS)

1997-1999: Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government

• Staff and Faculty Assistant, Harvard Information Infrastructure Project

1992-1996: Vassar College

• B.A. History, 1996