Advising

Senior Honors Theses at Johns Hopkins University

History	International Studies
2022/23
Jane Slaughter, “Nuclear Ties: An Investigation into the Three Mile Island and Chernobyl Accidents.”	Madison Bates,” The Social Network Paradox: Facebook’s Impact on Democracy and the Necessity for Regulation.” Daphne Tang, “Structural Resilience in the Eurozone: Sovereign Debt Crisis, COVID-19 Pandemic, and Energy Crisis,” (December 2022 graduation) Recipient of the 2023 Tucker Award for the best senior thesis in International Studies Greta Maras, “The German Energiewende: The Energy Security Implications of Coal Phaseout,” (December 2022 graduation)
2021/22
Alanna Margulies, “Baltimore School for the Arts and the City that Built It,” Recipient of the 2022 Kougell Prize for the best senior thesis in history. Joe Paul, “Changing the Game: U.S. Sports Reform in the Late Cold War.”	Nichole Zehner, The Erasmus+ Program and European Identity
2020/2021
Sophia Loughlin, “An Elusive Promise: Baltimore School Reform in the 1990s,” Recipient of the 2021 Kougell Prize for the best senior thesis in history. Sabrina Rodriguez, “From High Expectations to Expatriates: How the Soviet Educational Aid Program altered Cuban Students’ Perceptions of their Country.”	Hana Ryan (BA/ MA Thesis at SAIS), “Before Nord Stream 2: Early Soviet-West German Natural Gas Trade Deals, Ostpolitik, and the Cold War.”

PhD Thesis

Member of the Committee, Aaron Bateman, “The Space Renaissance: The Strategic Defense Initiative and the Arms Race,” main advisor: Stuart “Bill” Leslie, Department of Science, Technology and Medicine, Johns Hopkins University

Justus-Liebig Universität, Gießen, Historisches Institut

Zweitgutachten für Sandra Engels, „Wahre 48er Internationalisten? Der magyarische Freiheitskampf in der deutschsprachigen Presse.“ Qualifikationsarbeit 2018, Erster Gutachter: Professor Dr. Hans-Jürgen Bömelburg.