Christina Hansen

Education

• Master of Arts in History, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2004.
• Bachelor of Arts with honors in History and Anthropology and Human Biology, Emory University (Atlanta, Georgia), 2002.

Dissertation

"Les plus beaux chevaux: The Horse in French Society, Politics and Culture, 1789-1830." (Abstract)

Master's Thesis

"Turning Revolutionary Rhetoric Against the Revolution: Counterrevolutionary Émigré Journalists, Opposition to Napoleon and the 'External' French Public Sphere" (Abstract)

Teaching

Teaching Interests:

• Old Regime, Revolutionary and Modern France
• Modern Europe
• Early Modern Europe
• Western Civilization
• Global History
• Military History

Courses Taught:

• HIST 11 "Western Civilization" (Teaching Assistant, Fall 2004)
• HIST 18 "The World Since 1945" (Teaching Assistant, Spring 2005)
• HIST 11 "Western Civilization" (Teaching Assisstant, Fall 2005)

Professional Experience

Grants and Awards

• William N. Reynolds University Fellowship, The Graduate School at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2002-2008.
• George P. Cuttino Scholarship, Emory University, 2001.

Professional Associations

• American Historical Association
• Society for French Historical Studies