Published Historical Work
(2023): “Sound and Sense: Poetic Form and Translating Sor Juana’s Amor es más laberinto.” Comedia Performance 20(1): 118–127.
(2023): “Crypto-Jewish Poetry in New Mexico, post 1992.” In Jews Across the Americas: 1492-Present. New York: NYU Press.
(2023): Love is the Greater Labyrinth: A Comedy by Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz. Newark, DE: Juan de la Cuesta. (co-translator)
(2021): “Historical Traces in Archival Poetry,” Journal of the History of Ideas Blog
Rachel Kaufman (2020): “Translating History,” Rethinking History
(2019): “Whispered Tradition: New Mexico crypto-Jewish Memory, Origins to 2007,” The Yale Historical Review
(2019): “The Myth of la Llave in crypto-Jewish Poetry,” Journal of the History of Ideas Blog
(2019): “The Myth of la Llave in Spanish Memory,” Journal of the History of Ideas Blog
Select Awards
Mellon Endowment in Latin American Studies research grant, Latin American Institute, UCLA
Center for Early Global Studies (CMRS) Travel Grant, UCLA
Graduate Student Research Mentorship grant, University of California, Los Angeles
Western History Association Conference 2021, Graduate Student Prize
Various research grants from the UCLA Alan D. Leve Center
Edwin W. Small Prize in American History, Yale University
Salo W. and Jeannette M. Baron Student Research Grant, Yale Program for the Study of Antisemitism
Joseph Lentilhon Selden Memorial Award, Yale University
Select Presentations
“Writing Sonnets for Diversifying Translations.” Diversifying in London Conference, Instituto Cervantes, London. (2022)
Translating Comedia Workshop, Shakespeare’s Globe, London. (2022)
Diversifying the Classics Workshop, London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. (2022)
“Forging New Lineages through Poetry: Disembodiment, Nostalgia, and Imagination in Chicana and crypto-Jewish Poetics.” American Jewish Historical Society Conference, New Orleans, LA. (2022)
“History and Memory of Captivity: Women and Horses in the Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Borderlands.” Western History Association Conference, Portland, Oregon. (2021)