Megan Brown
Ph.D. Candidate in Modern French History
My dissertation, “A Eurafrican Future: France, Algeria, and the Treaty of Rome (1951-1975),” interrogates how and why French officials convinced their European partners that Algeria was an integral part of France, and by extension, Europe, during the foundational negotiations of the postwar European project.
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Positions
Teaching Fellow, History, Sciences Po, Reims, *Non-CUNY
Graduate Teaching Fellow, History, Brooklyn College
Writing Across the Curriculum Fellow, Writing Center, Medgar Evers College
Academic Interests
Modern France, Algeria, imperialism, European integration, decolonization
Education
The Graduate Center, CUNY
Ph.D. (Defense scheduled, April 2017)
M.Phil. (Feb. 2014)
University of London, Institute in Paris
M.A., Paris Studies (2010 – With Distinction)
Northwestern University, Medill School of Journalism
Bachelor of Science (2008)
