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Curriculum Vitae

Will Hanley

November 26, 2019

General Information

University address: College of Arts and Bellamy Building 440 Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida 32306-2200

E-mail address: [email protected]

Professional Preparation

2007 Doctor of , Princeton University. Major: History.

2003 Master of History, Princeton University. Major: History.

2001 M.St., Oxford University, UK. Major: Study of Religion.

2000 M.Phil., Oxford University. Major: Modern .

1998 M.A., University of Toronto. Major: History.

1996 B.A. (Hons.), University of Saskatchewan. Major: History & .

Nondegree and Training

2007–2008 Postdoctoral fellow, History, McGill University.

Professional Experience

2017–present Associate Professor, History, Florida State University.

2008–2017 Assistant Professor, History, Florida State University.

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Language Proficiency

Arabic - intermediate in speaking and writing; advanced in reading. French - advanced in speaking and reading; intermediate in writing. Italian - none in speaking and writing; rudimentary in reading. Ottoman - none in speaking; intermediate in reading; rudimentary in writing. Turkish - rudimentary in speaking and writing; intermediate in reading.

Honors, Awards, and Prizes

Elizabeth and J. Richardson Dilworth Fellowship, Institute for Advanced Study (2017). Committee on Faculty Research Support Regular Summer Award, Florida State University (2016). DAAD Research Stay for University Academics and Scientists, The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) (2015). J. Willard Hurst Summer Institute in Legal History Fellowship, University of Wisconsin (2011). Planning Grant, Council on Research and Creativity, Florida State University (2011). ($12,000). Committee on Faculty Research Support Regular Summer Award, Florida State University (2010). ($14,000). First Year Assistant Professor Award, Florida State University (2009). ($17,000). Türk Tanıtma Fonu tuition and lodging grant, Harvard–Koç University Intensive Ottoman and Turkish Summer School (2008). ($4,500). Postdoctoral Fellowship, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (2006). ($75,000). Tomlinson Postdoctoral Fellowship, McGill University (2006). ($60,000). Doctoral Fellowship, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (2004). ($20,000). London Goodenough Association of Canada Scholarship (2004). Dissertation fellow, Center for the Study of Religion, Princeton University (2003). Davis Merit Prize, History department, Princeton University (2001). Prize for distinction, Lincoln College, Oxford University (2001). Walter Zander Prize, Centre, St. Antony's College, Oxford University (2000). Rhodes Scholarship (1998).

Fellowship(s)

Rechtskulturen program, Forum Transregionale Studien, (2012–2013).

Current Membership in Professional Organizations

American Historical Association American Society for Legal History Middle East Studies Association

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Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association

Teaching

Courses Taught

Digital Microhistory Lab (IDS2681) Digital Microhistory Lab (IFS2116) Preparing Future Historians (HIS 6934) Middle East Research: An Interdisciplinary Seminar (ASH3230) Legal History of the Modern Middle East (HIS4930) Middle Eastern History and Civilization (ASH1044) Modern Middle East (ASH4223) Islamic and Society Seminar (HIS6934) The Ottoman Mediterranean (ASH3930) Middle East colloquium (HIS6934) Senior Seminar: Nationality and Citizenship in History (HIS4935) History of modern (HIS 4930)

New Course Development

Digital microhistory lab: Scholarship in Practice (2015) Middle Eastern History and Civilization (online) (2015)

Curriculum Development

ASH 3230: Middle Eastern Survey: An Interdisciplinary and Introductory Course -- Upper Division Writing certification (2016) ASH 3230: Middle Eastern Survey: An Interdisciplinary and Introductory Course -- Scholarship in Practice certification (2015)

Doctoral Committee Cochair

Sonmez Poyraz, S. S., graduate. (2017). Nationalism, Modernity and the "Woman Question" in the Late Ottoman Empire and the Early Turkish Republic from the Perspective of the "Ideal/New Turkish Women". Gungor, H., graduate. (2016). Survival of Turkish Neutrality: the role of U.S. aid to in WWII.

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Doctoral Committee Member

Osmar, C. M., graduate. (2018). Shriver, R. R., graduate. (2018). Europa and the Bull: Gendering Europe and the Process of European Integration, 1919-1939. Harper, B., graduate. (2017). Amundson, A. C., graduate. (2014). Love's Working Arm: The National Lutheran Council, Refugee Resettlement, and U.S. Immigration Policy after World War II. Gunn, C. L., graduate. (2014). Secret Armies and Revolutionary Federations: The Rise and Fall of Armenian Political Violence, 1973-1994. Shelby, A. O., graduate. (2014). Nasser's Political and Security Dilemma: American-Egyptian Relations during the Yemeni Civil War, 1962-1967. Bilir, D., graduate. (2012). Twentieth-century Western scholarly, artistic, and journalistic perspectives on the Middle East: , David Douglas Duncan, and Sandra Mackey. Samanta, S., graduate. (2012). Cruelty contested: The British, Bengalis, and animals in colonial Bengal, 1850-1920. Penziner, V. L., graduate. (2011). Butool, S. B., doctoral candidate. Cable, J. H., doctoral candidate. Clemans, P., doctoral candidate. Lewis, E. B., doctoral candidate. Mills, Jan-Ruth, doctoral candidate. Reddick, Z. N., doctoral candidate. Rowney, A., doctoral candidate. Stoltzfus, Z. M., doctoral candidate. Zylberkan, D., doctoral candidate.

Doctoral Committee University Representative

Skufca, A. E., graduate. (2019). Furiasse, A., graduate. (2018). Akdemir, Z., doctoral candidate. Propst, A. E., doctoral candidate. Tareen, S. A., doctoral candidate. Horner, H. B., doctoral student.

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Master's Committee Chair

Parker, W. R., graduate. (2019). Easterbrook, R. M., graduate. (2016). Beyond Assimilation, Before Nationalism: Reformist Ulama and the Constantine Riots of 1934. Balcer, J. T., graduate. (2014). Controlling Influence: The Development and Function of Saudi Arabian Labor Law. [International Affairs]

Master's Committee Member

Beaver, K. S., graduate. (2013). The growth of an eastern Mediterranean subsystem: during the Crusades.

Bachelor's Committee Chair

Holmes, P., graduate. (2015). The Hijazi Nahda in the Editorials of al-Qibla: A Model for Conceptualizing the Arab Revolt. [Middle East Studies] McDaniel, M., graduate. (2014). Re-presenting the Harem: Orientalist female artists and the 19th century Ottoman empire. [Middle East Studies] Thomas, A., graduate. (2014). What is a Slave Narrative? Wilkes, A., graduate. (2012). Dancing Around the Object: The Persistence of in American Dance Practices. [Middle East Studies] Amorello, A., student. Sunnergren, G., student.

Bachelor's Committee Member

Marks, J., graduate. (2016). Framing the Past for the Future: Arab Tribalism in the Modern Context. Williams, B., graduate. (2016). An Analysis of Regional Alliances: The Concert of Europe and the Arab League. Marks, M., graduate. (2013). Displacement in : Slave trade, Sudanese identity concepts, and IDPs. [Middle East Studies] Kermitz, Z., graduate. (2012). The Recurrent Usage of Daniel in Apocalyptic Movements in History. [Religion] Kitchen, T., student. Stafford, D., student.

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Research and Original Creative Work

Publications

Invited Journal Articles

Hanley, W. (2018). Text Encoding Innocents meet the Egyptian Gazette. Review of Middle East Studies, 53(1), 153-9.

Hanley, W. (2014). Statelessness in the History of International Law. European Journal of International Law, 25.1, 321-327.

Refereed Journal Articles

Hanley, W. (in press). Making a small RDF database. Programming Historian.

Hanley, W. (2016). Private International Law in the Absence of Public Law: Late Ottoman Egypt. Journal of the History of International Law, 18.1, 98-119.

Hanley, W. (2016). What Ottoman nationality was and was not. Journal of Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association, 3(2), 277-298. Retrieved from http://www.jstor.org/stable/10.2979/jottturstuass.3.2.05 doi:10.2979/jottturstuass.3.2.05

Hanley, W. (2008). Grieving cosmopolitanism in Middle East studies. History Compass, 6/5, 1346-67.

Refereed Books

Hanley, W. (2016). Identifying with Nationality: Europeans, Ottomans, and Egyptians in Alexandria. Press.

Invited Book Chapters

Hanley, W. (contract). Territory and Jurisdiction in the Ottoman Era. Manuscript under contract for publication, Cambridge University Press.

Hanley, W. (contract). Egyptian law at the turn of the century. Manuscript under contract for publication, Oxford.

Hanley, W. (contract). The Development of Nationality in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century. Manuscript under contract for publication, Routledge.

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Hanley, W. (2018). Unlocking Islamic Names. In Sabine Schmidtke (Ed.), Studying the Near and Middle East at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, 1935-2018 (pp. 276-83). .

Hanley, W. (2016). Extraterritorial Prosecution, the late Capitulations, and the new International Lawyers. In Henk de Smaele, Houssine Alloul, & Edhem Eldem (Eds.), To Kill a Sultan: A Transnational History of the Attempt on Abdülhamid II, 1905. Palgrave Macmillan.

Hanley, W. (2014). Papers for Going, Papers for Staying: Identification and Documentation in the East Mediterranean. In Liat Kozma, Avner Wishnitzer, Cyrus Schayegh (Ed.), A Global Middle East: Mobility, Materiality and Culture in the Modern Age, 1880-1940 (pp. 177-200). I.B. Taurus.

Hanley, W. (2012). Cosmopolitan Cursing. In D. MacLean, & S. K. Ahmed (Eds.), Cosmopolitanisms in Muslim Contexts: Perspectives from the Past. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press.

Refereed Book Chapters

Hanley, W. (2013). When did Egyptians stop being Ottomans? An Imperial Citizenship Case Study. In Willem Maas (Ed.), Multilevel Citizenship (pp. 89-109). University of Pennsylvania Press.

Invited Encyclopedia Entries

Hanley, W. (contract). Capitulations. Oxford Bibliographies in International Law. Manuscript under contract for publication, Oxford University Press.

Invited Reviews

Hanley, W. (in press). Anna M. Mirkova, Muslim Land, Christian Labor: Transforming Ottoman Imperial Subjects into Bulgarian National Citizens, 1878–1939. American Historical Review.

Hanley, W. (2018). Adam Mestyan, Arab Patriotism: The Ideology and Culture of Power in Late Ottoman Egypt. The Middle East Journal, 72(1), 154-6.

Hanley, W. (2013). Fariba Zarinebaf, Crime and Punishment in Istanbul 1700-1800. Journal of World History, 24(3), 693-6.

Hanley, W. (2011). Michael Ezekiel Gasper, The Power of Representation: Publics, Peasants, and in Egypt. Journal of World History, 22.2.

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Nonrefereed Journal Articles

Hanley, W. (2005). Ta'rif al-ajanib fi al-iskandariyah fi al-qarn al-tasi' 'ashar. Amkenah, 7, 111-20.

Nonrefereed Book Chapters

Hanley, W. (2008). Tajawwuz al-dawlah: madrasah jadidah fi kitabat al-tarikh al-amriki. In N. A. Ibrahim (Ed.), Thaqafat al-Nukhbah wa Thaqafat al-'Ammah fi Misr fi al-'Asr al-'Uthmani (pp. 341-7). Cairo: al-Jama'iyah al-Misriyah lil-Dirasat al-Tarikhiyah.

Nonrefereed Reviews

Hanley, W. (2004). Mercedes García-Arenal (ed.), Conversions islamiques: identités religieuses en Islam méditerranéen. Journal, 11.2/12.1, 175-7.

Presentations

Invited Papers at Symposia

Hanley, W. (presented 2015, December). Did Egypt have a cosmopolitan moment at the turn of the twentieth century? In Egypt and Empire: 30BC-1171AD. Symposium conducted at the meeting of British Museum, London. (International)

Hanley, W. (presented 2015, March). Can the b-node speak? In Alison Booth (Chair), Moving People, Linking Lives. Symposium conducted at the meeting of University of Virginia. (International)

Hanley, W. (presented 2013, October). Prosop: a social networking tool for the past. In Conference on the Digital Humanities and Islamic & Middle East Studies. Symposium conducted at the meeting of Brown University. (International)

Hanley, W. (presented 2009, June). The 1876-83 Watershed in Legal and its Implementation. In New Approaches to Egyptian Legal History: Late Ottoman Period to the Present. Symposium conducted at the meeting of American University in Cairo, Cairo. (International)

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Refereed Papers at Conferences

Hanley, W. (presented 2019, November). Representing Ottoman Administrative Hierarchies using Ontologies. Paper presented at the meeting of Middle East Studies Association, New Orleans. (National)

Hanley, W. (presented 2018, November). Abd-ul-Messih v. Farra, Extraterritoriality, and Precedent in Private International Law. Paper presented at Annual Meeting, American Society for Legal History, Houston. (National)

Hanley, W. (presented 2017, November). Mapping segregation in turn-of-the-century Alexandria. Paper presented at the meeting of Middle East Studies Association, Washington, D.C. (National)

Hanley, W. (presented 2016, November). The Police and the People in turn-of-the-century Egypt. Paper presented at the meeting of Middle East Studies Association, Boston. (National)

Hanley, W. (presented 2015, June). The Capitulations, the _dhimmi_ system, and forum shopping anxiety. Paper presented at the meeting of Institute for Global Law and Policy, Harvard Law School. (International)

Hanley, W. (presented 2014, November). Egypt's petty moneylenders as makers of international law. Paper presented at the meeting of Middle East Studies Association, Washington, DC. (National)

Hanley, W. (presented 2014, January). The Legal Status of Ottoman Subjects in British Egypt. Paper presented at the meeting of American Historical Association, Washington, DC. (National)

Hanley, W. (presented 2013, November). Egypt's petty moneylenders as makers of international law. Paper presented at Annual Meeting, American Society for Legal History, Miami. (National)

Hanley, W. (presented 2013, October). Ottoman International Law: Followers or Leaders? Paper presented at Annual Meeting, Middle East Studies Association, New Orleans. (National)

Hanley, W. (presented 2013, January). Global Islam in the Imperial Metropole: Making Muslim Identities in Woking, 1913-1940. Paper presented at the meeting of American Historical Association, New Orleans. (International)

Hanley, W. (presented 2012, November). Relationships outside marriage, beyond law, and without remedy in turn-of-the-century Alexandria. Paper presented at the meeting of Middle East Studies Association, Denver. (International)

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Hanley, W. (presented 2010, July). The Pinnacle of Legal Pluralism: Egyptian Justice, 1875-1950. Paper presented at World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies, World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies, Barcelona. (International)

Hanley, W. (presented 2009, November). Legal Pluralism in Egypt: The View from the Consular Courts. Paper presented at the meeting of Middle East Studies Association, Boston. (International)

Hanley, W. (presented 2007). Vagabonds, bad subjects, and foreign undesirables in turn-of-the-century Alexandria. Paper presented at Annual meeting, American Historical Association, Atlanta. (National)

Hanley, W. (presented 2005). Grog shops encounters in Alexandria, 1880-1900. Paper presented at Mediterranean Encounters conference, Cambridge University. (International)

Hanley, W. (presented 2005). Second-rate foreigners: Algerians and Maltese in Alexandria, 1880-1914. Paper presented at PIIRS conference, Princeton University. (International)

Hanley, W. (presented 2005). Second-rate foreigners: Algerians and Maltese in Alexandria, 1880-1914. Paper presented at Annual meeting, Middle East Studies Association, Washington, DC. (National)

Hanley, W. (presented 2004). American automobile accidents in Alexandria, 1916-35. Paper presented at 19th Middle East History and Theory Conference, University of Chicago. (National)

Nonrefereed Papers at Conferences

Hanley, W. (presented 2000). Al-Babiyah in Butrus al-Bustani's 1881 Da'irat al-Ma'arif. Paper presented at Society for Shaykhi, Babi, and Baha'i Studies, Middle East Studies Association, Orlando. (National)

Invited Presentations at Symposia

Hanley, W. (presented 2014, February). Panel II: Themes. In Towards a Global History of International Law. Presentation at the meeting of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. (International)

Invited Workshops

Hanley, W. (2019, June). J. Willard Hurst Summer Institute in Legal History. Workshop delivered at University of Wisconsin Law School, Madison, WI. (National)

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Hanley, W. (2019, February). Prosopography Hackathon. Workshop delivered at University of Vienna, Vienna. (International)

Hanley, W. (2018, December). Whither Islamicate Digital Humanities? Analytics, Tools, Corpora conference. Workshop delivered at Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Amsterdam. (International)

Hanley, W. (2017, November). Urban Topography and Political in the Middle East – A Digital Humanities Workshop Comparing Istanbul and Cairo. Workshop delivered at Duke University. (International)

Hanley, W. (2016, July). Citizenship and Subjecthood in the Middle East, South Asia and Africa. Workshop delivered at History department, George Washington University, Washington, DC. (National)

Hanley, W. (2016, June). Digital Ottoman workshop. Workshop delivered at Digital Ottoman workshop, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. (International)

Hanley, W. (2015, June). Digital Ottoman workshop. Workshop delivered at Digital Ottoman workshop, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. (International)

Hanley, W. (2015, January). The 'Subjects' of International Law: Autonomy, Extraterritoriality, and the Making of Ottoman Citizens. Workshop delivered at City University of New York. (National)

Hanley, W. (2014, November). Constitutional Experiences in the Middle East and (from approx. 18th century to 20th century). Workshop delivered at Orient-Institut Beirut. (International)

Hanley, W. (2014, February). Delimiting Egypt: Nationality, Land, and Bodies. Workshop delivered at CUNY Graduate Center. (National)

Hanley, W. (2013, June). Edward Joris and the Assassination Attempt on Abdulhamid II: Reconsidering Ottoman-European Entanglements in the Age of Empire. Workshop delivered at University of Antwerp. (International)

Hanley, W. (2013, May). Blankensee colloquium. Workshop delivered at Blankensee colloquium, Berlin. (International)

Hanley, W. (2012, January). Research workshop on the Middle East and the First Modern Globalization. Workshop delivered at Institute for Advanced Studies, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem. (International)

Hanley, W. (2011, May). Changing subjects: The rights, remedies and responsibilities of individuals under global legal pluralism workshop. Workshop delivered at The Robert

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Schuman Centre for Advanced Study, European University Institute, Florence. (International)

Hanley, W. (2010, March). The Urban Imaginary: Cities in the Modern Middle East. Workshop delivered at Institute of Middle East Studies, George Washington University, Washington, DC. (International)

Hanley, W. (2009, October). and in the Middle East, Asia, and Africa, The Present State of Research. Workshop delivered at University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. (National)

Hanley, W. (2008, October). The Sijill in Perspective: Mapping Similarities and Differences Across the Empire. Workshop delivered at ZMO, Berlin. (International)

Refereed Workshops

Hanley, W. (2019, July). The League of Nations Decentred: Law, Crises and Legacies. Workshop delivered at Melbourne Law School. (International)

Hanley, W. (2014, June). The Late Ottoman and Russian Empires: Citizenship, Belonging and Difference. Workshop delivered at NEH Summer Seminar, George Washington University. (National) Retrieved from https://ottoman-russian-seminar.columbian.gwu.edu/

Hanley, W. (2012, June). Doing Justice: Official and Unofficial 'Legalities' in Practice colloquium. Workshop delivered at Juris Diversitas, Centre Jacques-Berque, Rabat, . (International)

Hanley, W. (2011, May). The Long 1890s in Egypt: Colonial Quiescence, Subterranean Resistance. Workshop delivered at University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh. (International)

Hanley, W. (2010, October). Multilevel Citizenship. Workshop delivered at York University, Toronto. (International)

Hanley, W. (2010, May). UC World History Encounters in the Mediterranean conference. Workshop delivered at University of California World History, Riverside, California. (National)

Hanley, W. (2008, September). Bourgeois Seas conference. Workshop delivered at European University Institute, Florence, Italy. (International)

Hanley, W. (2008, September). Living Together: Plurality and Cosmopolitanism in the Ottoman empire and beyond. Workshop delivered at ZMO Berlin summer academy, Istanbul, Turkey. (International)

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Hanley, W. (2005). World History Workshop. Workshop delivered at Cambridge University. (National)

Nonrefereed Workshops

Hanley, W. (2004). First Conference. Workshop delivered at New York Area Historians of Africa, . (Regional)

Invited Lectures and Readings of Original Work

Hanley, W. (2019, February). What is an Egyptian? A Legal History. Delivered at HUSSLab Author Workshop, American University in Cairo. (International)

Hanley, W. (2018, November). Citizenship and Nationality: a Global History. Delivered at Center for Global Migration Studies, University of Maryland. (Regional)

Hanley, W. (2018, October). The Ottoman Capitulations and International Law's Necessary Exceptions. Delivered at Davis Center, History department, Princeton University. (National)

Hanley, W. (2017, November). Identifying with Nationality. Delivered at University of Minnesota Law School. (Regional)

Hanley, W. (2017, October). Structuring Middle East Historical Data. Delivered at Department of Near Eastern Studies Brown Bag Lunch Seminar, Princeton University. (Regional)

Hanley, W. (2017, September). The Middle East and Islam in Global History: New Directions - Three New Books. Delivered at Duke University. (Regional)

Hanley, W. (2016, February). Can the b-node speak? Delivered at Digital workshop, Vanderbilt History Seminar. (National)

Hanley, W. (2013, June). Egyptians in a world of universal nationality, 1919-1936. Delivered at Université Libre de Bruxelles. (International)

Hanley, W. (2013, June). Forum Shopping, Anxiety, and the Ottoman Capitulations. Delivered at Rechtskulturen colloquium, Berlin. (International)

Hanley, W. (2013, June). What is a Local? Egyptians before Egyptian Nationality. Delivered at Rencontre-Débat, Institut de recherches et d'études sur le monde arabe et musulman, Aix. (International)

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Hanley, W. (2013, April). What is a Local? Egyptians before Egyptian Nationality. Delivered at Current Affairs Briefing, University of Göttingen. (International)

Hanley, W. (2012, February). A Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card? Foreign Protégé Status in British Egypt. Delivered at Triangle Legal History Seminar, Duke University. (National)

Hanley, W. (2011, November). Making up Egyptians: nationality law in turn-of-the-century Alexandria. Delivered at History department, Yale University. (National)

Hanley, W. (2005). "Tajawwuz al-qawmiyah: madrasah jadidah fi kitabat al-tarikh al-amriki" ("Transnationalism: a new approach to America's history"). Delivered at Ottoman history seminar, Egyptian Historical Society, Cairo. (International)

Master Classes

Hanley, W. (2019, February). The Egyptian Gazette: Digital Humanities in the Classroom. Master class delivered at American University in Cairo, Cairo. (International)

Contracts and Grants

Contracts and Grants Funded

Hanley, Will (PI). (May 2016–Aug 2016). COFRS: A Linked Open Data Gazetteer of the Ottoman Empire. Funded by FSU CRC. Total award $14,000.

Hanley, Will (PI). (May 2011–Aug 2014). Populating Prosop, A Social Networking Tool for the Past: Two Workshops. Funded by National Endowment for the Humanities. (HD-51269-11). Total award $50,000.

Service

Florida State University

FSU University Service

Chair, Rhodes Scholarship selection committee, Office of National Fellowships (2012–present).

FSU College Service

Member, Steering Committee, Program in Interdisciplinary Humanities (2015–present).

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FSU Department Service

Chair, Website Committee (2011–present).

Member, Islamic world search committee (2016–2017).

Member, Postdoc search committee (2016).

Member, Walbolt dissertation fellowship committee (2010–2016).

Member, Executive Committee (2014–2015).

Chair, Works in Progress committee (2014–2015).

Member, Wright-Richardson Awards committee (2014–2015).

FSU Institute or Center Service

Member, French study award selection committee, Winthrop-King Institute (2010–2011).

The Profession

Editor for Refereed Journals

Associate Editor (Book Reviews, Non-Americas), Law and History Review (2012–2017).

Editorial Board Membership(s)

Middle and Near East section, History Compass (2007–present).

Guest Reviewer for Refereed Journals

Égypte - Monde Arabe (2017–present).

International Journal of Turkish Studies (2017–present).

International Journal of Middle East Studies (2016–present).

Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History (2016–present).

Journal of Social History (2015–present).

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Journal of the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association (2015–present).

Programming Historian (2015–present).

Journal of Religious (2014–present).

Law and History Review (2013–present).

Journal of the Canadian Historical Association (2010–present).

History Compass (2008–present).

Reviewer for Textbooks

The Modern Middle East and North Africa: A History in Documents (2015–present).

The Community

Pro bono expert witness, FSU Public Interest Law Center (2011–2014).

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