D.Phil.,
University of Oxford
Doctor of Philosophy in Modern History/Social History of Medicine,
2004
Thesis: ‘The Psychology of the Tropics: Conceptions of
Tropical Danger and Lunacy in British East Africa’
M.Sc., University of Oxford
Master of Science (Distinction), Economic and Social History/Social
History of Medicine, 1999
Thesis: ‘Tropical Disease and the Nature of Lunacy in
British East Africa, 1910-1960’
M.Sc., Boston University
Master of Science in International Communication, 1994
Thesis: ‘Reality and Perception in South Africa: Essays
on Identity, Polarization and Violence’
B.A. Hofstra University
Bachelor of Arts in Dramaturgy and Communications, 1987
Publications
Psychiatry and Empire, co-editor
and contributor (with Megan Vaughan), (Palgrave MacMillan,
forthcoming).
'The Psychology of Rebellion: Colonial Medical Responses to
Dissent in British
East Africa', Journal of African History
(forthcoming).
Breastfeeding in a Mother-Friendly Workplace, International
Midwife, March 1996
Current Position
University Lecturer, History of Medicine, Oxford University
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