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Judy Kingkaysone

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Spring 2010 Sections
Wednesdays: 8:00-8:50 in HSSB 3202, 9:00-9:50 in HSSB 1233, 10:00-10:50 in HSSB 4201

Medieval European History


Graduate Student
B.A., University of North Texas; M.A., UC Santa Barbara

Office: HSSB 3228
Hours:

I study the relationships between humans and animals and how these relationships reflect ideas of gender. Most of my research pertains to France during the 11th to 15th centuries.

Teaching Fields

  • Medieval Animals
  • Medieval Europe
  • Comparative Gender
  • World History

Courses Taught

  • U.S. History To 1877
    U.S. history from the early colonial period through Reconstruction

Teaching Assistantships

  • Reader for 111B History of Greece
    John W.I. Lee, Summer (Session A) 2008
  • 2A World History (Prehistory to 1000 CE)
    Anthony Barbieri-Low, Fall 2008
  • 4B Western Civilization (1050 CE to 1715 CE)
    Hilary Bernstein, Winter 2009
  • 4C Western Civilization (1715 CE to Present)
    Erika Rappaport, Spring 2009
  • 2C World History (1715 CE to Present)
    Harold Marcuse, Fall 2009
  • 4B Western Civilization (1050 CE to 1715 CE)
    Carol Lansing, Winter 2010
  • 4B Western Civilization (1050 CE to 1715 CE)
    Stefania Tutino, Spring 2010

Publications

  • The Marginalization of Working Women in Early Modern England
    unpublished
    presented at the Southwest Social Sciences Conference, Spring 2007

Awards

  • CARA Scholarship for Latin Paleography, 2009
    Medieval Academy of America
  • Doctoral Scholars Fellowship, 2007
    University of California, Santa Barbara Graduate Division
  • Gus Seligmann Scholarship, 2006
    University of North Texas Department of History
  • Board of Regent’s Chancellor’s Scholarship, 2003
    University of North Texas
  • Annual Scholarship, 2003
    Lao Youth Association, Dallas/Ft. Worth Chapter

Activities

  • Medieval Studies Newsletter
    Editor and Photographer, 2008-2009
  • Medieval Studies Newsletter
    Writer and Photographer, 2007-2008

Current Research

  • Huntings dogs and hunting culture