Claudia C. Caminotti
Caroline P. Stoel Fellow 2022-23
Claudia C. Caminotti is a M.A. student at PSU in the world history program. She studies U.S. economic history with a focus on banking and housing. Her research objective is to study U.S. federal programs and their impact on the racial segregation of American neighborhoods, the racial wealth gap, and the inequalities in the U.S. banking system.
Francheska Cannone
Caroline P. Stoel Fellow 2021-22
Francheska Cannone is a second year history graduate student at PSU in the public history program. She studies American legal history and U.S. political and cultural history with a focus on women’s history. Francheska is passionate about women’s fight to gain access to professional careers and more specifically about the Supreme Court and women in judicial work.
Allison Kirkpatrick
John and LaRee Caughey Fellow 2021-22
Allison Kirkpatrick is a senior at PSU majoring in history with a minor in medieval studies. She is interested primarily in women's, environmental, and labor history. Her undergraduate Honors thesis looks at public health and women's activism in the south Wales coalfield at the turn of the twentieth century.
Ana Bane
John and LaRee Caughey Honors College Editorial Fellow 2022-2023
Honors College Fellow 2021-22
Ana is a fourth-year student at Portland State majoring in history with a minor in art history. Previously, she served as Editor-in-Chief of the PSU Honors College journal, Anthós. Ana is interested in U.S. cultural history as well as global environmental history. In the future she hopes to work as an educator in an art or history museum.
Alexandra Ibarra
Caroline P. Stoel Fellow 2020-21
John and LaRee Caughey Fellow 2019-20
Alexandra Ibarra is a second-year graduate student in the Department of History at Portland State University currently completing her Master’s thesis for Summer 2021 graduation. She received a B.A. in history with a minor in anthropology from PSU in 2019 and is interested in Public and Chicanx history. She has two years of museum experience and in the spring of 2019, assisted with the archaeology roadshow in both Portland and Bend, Oregon.
Sarah Alderson
Caroline P. Stoel Fellow 2019-20
John and LaRee Caughey Fellow 2018-19
Sarah Alderson completed her B.A in 2018 and her M.A. in 2020, both at Portland State's Department of History. She works as an educational assistant at Forest Grove School district.
Alexandra Gritta
Honors Editorial Fellow 2019-20
Alexandra Gritta received her B.A. from Portland State in 2020. She has been selected for a Fulbright ETA Award in Morocco.
Sam Mertz
Caroline P. Stoel Fellow 2018-19
John and LaRee Caughey Fellow 2017-18
Sam Mertz teaches junior high and high school history at Trinity Academy in Portland, Oregon. He completed his M.A. in history at Portland State in 2019.
Rachel Done
Honors Editorial Fellow 2018-19
Rachel Done is pursuing a dual M.A. in publishing and technical writing at Portland State. She received an honors B.A. in art history from PSU in 2019.
Jordan Norquist
Caroline P. Stoel Editorial Fellow 2017-18
Jordan Norquist is a legal assistant for the State of Alaska Public Defenders' Office. She received her M.A. in history from Portland State University in 2019.
Taylor Bailey
Caroline P. Stoel Editorial Fellow, 2016-17
Taylor is currently a doctoral student in the History, Anthropology, and Science, Technology, and Society Program (HASTS) at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he studies environmental history and the history of the United States. His dissertation project examines the history of wildlife restoration projects under the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration (Pittman-Robertson) Act of 1937.
Heather Viets
John and LaRee Caughey Editorial Fellow, 2016-17
Heather Viets received her M.A. in history from Portland State University in 2018, and she completed a certification in Technical Writing in 2020. She has worked as a freelance writer and editor for several websites. Her long-term goals include returning to school to study Visual Arts and working with nonprofit organizations to support domestic violence survivors.
Taylor Rose
Caroline P. Stoel Editorial Fellow, 2015-16
Taylor Rose completed his M.A. in history at PSU in 2016 and is currently a PhD candidate in history at Yale University. He is a recipient of the Fellowship in Aerospace History from NASA and the American Historical Association.
Jessica Moore
John and LaRee Caughey Honors Editorial Fellow, 2015-16
Jessica Moore is a graduate of the University of Oregon School of Law where she served as an Executive Editor for Oregon Law Review and a program assistant for the Public Law and Policy Program at UO. Previously, she worked as a law clerk at The Commons Law Center and as an intern in the University of Oregon's Office of the General Counsel.
David-Paul Hedberg
Caroline P. Stoel Editorial Fellow, 2014-15
Book Reviews Editorial Fellow, 2013-14
Principal of Outdoor History Consulting and an instructor for the City of Portland, Parks & Recreation - Urban Forestry Division.
W. Forrest Holden
John and LaRee Caughey Honors Editorial Fellow, 2014-15
PhD candidate in history at the University of Michigan
Luke Sprunger
Caroline P. Stoel Editorial Fellow, 2013-14
Book Reviews Editorial Fellow, 2012-13
Archivist at Multnomah Athletic Club
Published in Oregon Historical Quarterly
Will Thompson
PHR Editorial Fellow 2010-2011, 2011-2012
PhD, UC Santa Barbara. Lecturer at UCSB, specializing in religion and culture in Tudor-Stuart England
Kat Cleland
PHR Editorial Fellow 2011-2012
Chloe Massarello
PHR Editorial Fellow 2010-2011
Program Specialist, City of Portland Bureau of Development Services
Private Editorial Services and Historical Research
Jamie Anderson
PHR Editorial Fellow 2008-2009, 2009-2010
Philanthropic Services Coordinator, Oregon Community Foundation
Inga Nelson
PHR Editorial Fellow 2009-2010
J.D., Minnesota Law School. Senior Deputy Public Defender, Appellate Division for the Colorado State Public Defender
Marty Patail
PHR Editorial Fellow 2008-2009
Former Editor In Chief, Portland Monthly Magazine
Senior VP for Editorial Content and Strategy, Sagacity Media
James Hillegas
PHR Editorial Fellow 2006-2007, 2007-2008
Project Manager, Bonneville Power Administration
Jennifer Stanford
PHR Editorial Fellow 2006-2007, 2007-2008
Brittany Ferry
PHR Editorial Fellow 2004-2005, 2005-2006
Faculty, High School 21+ diploma-completion program at Grays Harbor College
Melissa Johnson
PHR Editorial Fellow 2005-2006
University of Michigan PhD, 2019
Dane Bevan
PHR Editorial Fellow 2004-2005
Director of Facilities and Campus Security, Oregon College of Oriental Medicine
Trudy Flores
PHR Editorial Fellow 2002-2003, 2003-2004
Executive Legal Assistant, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
Josh Binus
PHR Editorial Fellow 2002-2003, 2003-2004
Policy Strategist & Industry Foresight Lead, Bonneville Power Administration
Sarah Griffith
PHR Editorial Fellow 2000-2001, 2001-2002
PhD, University of California, Santa Barbara. Associate Professor of History, Queens University of Charlotte
Aaron Ramsey
PHR Editorial Fellow 2001-2002
Teacher at Springwater Trail High School
Ashley Riley (Sousa)
PHR Editorial Fellow 2000-2001
PhD, Yale University. Associate Professor of History, Middle Tennessee State University
Cain Allen
PHR Editorial Fellow 1998-1999, 1999-2000
Entered Doctoral Program Geography, University of British Columbia
Daniela Senderowicz
PHR Editorial Fellow 1999-2000
Activist and writer, author at YES! Magazine
George Eigo
PHR Editorial Fellow 1998-1999
Author of “A Market for the City; The History of Portland's Public Markets,” written for the Historical Portland Public Market Foundation
Rachael Vorberg Rugh
PHR Editorial Fellow 1997-1998
Independent scholar and consultant, co-author of Building Co-operation: A Business History of the Co-operative Group, 1863-2013 (Oxford University Press, 2013)
Connie Barnes
PHR Editorial Fellow 1997-1998
Julie Lay
PHR Editorial Fellow 1997-1998