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Curriculum Vitae

ANGELA FERES

Education

• Claremont Graduate University, PhD Early Modern History/MA Religion: History of Christianity (In Progress)



• San Diego State University, M.A. History (Medieval Emphasis)



• San Diego State University, B.A. Religious Studies (Socio-Cultural Anthropology minor)



• Grossmont Community College, Undergraduate Study

Honors

• B.A. Degree awarded Magna Cum Laude



• Outstanding Graduate Award, Department of Religious Studies



• Honor Societies: Golden Key National Honor Society



• Honor Roll: 1995-1998



• President, Vice President: Society for the Academic Study of Religion, San Diego State University

Teaching Competencies

• History: Ancient, Medieval, and Early Modern, Religious Studies, Humanities, Classics, Women Studies

Publications

• In The Shadow of the Flames, Masters Thesis, San Diego State University, 2002.



• “Crafting Wicked Identities: Early Modern Trans-Atlantic Witchcraft Images and Objects.”



• Proceedings: Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities, January, 2005.



• “Jean de Venette and Jacob von Königshofen: Crafting Jewish Identity,” Rhetorical Topographies: An Online Journal for the Humanities 1.1 (Fall 2004)

Presentation

• Herrad of Hohenbourg: Strategic Articulation and the Use of Images, Art, and Rhetoric by Women in the Twelfth Century," February 7, 2004, Mid-America Medieval Association



• The Life of Christina Mirabilis: The Construction of Female Sanctity and Identity in Twelfth Century Europe, April 16-17, 2004, Medieval and Renaissance Graduate Conference



• Crafting Wicked Identities: Early Modern Trans-Atlantic Witchcraft Images and Objects, Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities, January 14, 2005. Chair of Session: Art History



• "Mithridatum Drug Jar: The Borders of Status, Medicine, and Humanism in the Sixteenth Century,” Renaissance Society of America Conference, Forthcoming, March 22-24, 2007.

Awards

• Maguire Award, Funded Research Assistantship for Fall 2004 semester.



• Ida Lloyd Crotty Endowed Scholarship 2004-2005

Experience

• 2006-          Lecturer, Full Time, Grossmont College, History Department



• 2005-2006: Lecturer, Chaffey Community College, Social Sciences/History Department



• 2005-2006: Lecturer, Grossmont Community College, History Department



• 2003-2005: Admissions Assistant, Claremont Graduate University



• 2004-2004: Research Assistant, Lori Anne Ferrell, Claremont Graduate University



• 2004-2004: Temporary Summer Assistant, San Diego State Philosophy Department



• 2003-2003: Temporary Summer Assistant, San Diego State Philosophy Department



• 2002-2002: Temporary Summer Assistant, San Diego State Philosophy Department



• 2002-2005: Graduate Assistant, San Diego State University

References

• Janet Brodie, Professor of History, Claremont Graduate University



• Terri Snyder, Professor of American Studies, Cal State Fullerton



• Lori Ann Ferrell, Professor of History and Religion, Claremont Graduate University



• Mathew Kuefler, Professor of History, San Diego State University