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Amelia Rosch

About

Amelia Rosch is a first year PhD student. Under the supervision of Dr. Jeffrey Collins, she plans to research the history of post-Glorious Revolution England, with a focus on the intersection between gender, print culture and political power. For her M.A. thesis at the University of Chicago, she researched public perceptions of Queen Mary II in the immediate aftermath of the Glorious Revolution. In her spare time, she enjoys running and cooking. 

 

In the News

PhD Candidates Alex Martinborough, Amelia Rosch, and Joe Borsato Awarded for their Presentations at the 2023 Northeast Conference of British Studies

PhD candidates Alex Martinborough and Amelia Rosch have each received the David Underdown Prize for the best graduate student paper delivered at the 2023 Northeast Conference on British Studies, and PhD candidate Joe Borsato was awarded an honorable mention. 

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