Tiffany Thompson is a history Ph.D. candidate at Boston College. She is also affiliated with the Irish Studies Program. Her research focuses on women and youth in Northern Ireland during the Troubles. Still in the early stages of dissertation research,
Rob Savage teaches courses in Irish, British and Atlantic World history and collaborates with colleagues in the departments of Fine Arts, Philosophy and English to teach interdisciplinary courses that explore the intersection of art, memory, narrative and history. He served
Masters student in Modern European History
Cassidy Allen is a PhD candidate in English at Boston College. She primarily studies 19th and 20th century Irish literature, with special interests in Irish women writers and queer theory. She is also interested in identity studies. She has presented
James M. Smith is a Professor in the English Department and Irish Studies Program at Boston College. He has published articles in Signs, The Journal of the History of Sexuality, Éire-Ireland and ELH. His first book, Ireland’s Magdalen Laundries and
Irish Music Librarian at Burns Library, Boston College