Heather Ferguson

Heather

Ferguson

EMPLOYMENT
Claremont McKenna College
Assistant Professor of History / Middle East and Ottoman Empire (August 2011-present)
Stanford University
Postdoctoral Fellow / Abbasi Program for Islamic Studies (January 2010-January 2011)
Visiting Instructor / Department of History (Autumn Quarter 2009 and Spring Quarter 2011)
EDUCATION
University of California, Berkeley
Ph.D., History, University of California, Berkeley, Fall 2009
Dissertation: The Circle of Justice as Genre, Practice, and Objectification: A Discursive Re-
Mapping of the Early Modern Ottoman Empire
Committee: Beshara Doumani (Chair), Mary Elizabeth Berry, William F. Hanks.
Oral Examination: Passed with Distinction, August 2004
1st Field: Ottoman and Middle Eastern History
Drs. Leslie Peirce and Beshara Doumani
2nd Field: Comparative Practices of Empire: the Tokugawa, Ottomans, and Mughals
Drs. Elizabeth Mary Berry and Eugene Irschick
3rd Field: Linguistic Anthropology: Discursive Formations of Power
Dr. William Hanks
University of Texas at Austin
Master of Arts in Middle Eastern Studies, 1999
M.A. Thesis: Handicrafts, Heritage, and History: Rural Weavers, Urban Elites,
and the Construction of Cultural Identity in Jordan
Advisor: Dr. Nina Berman, Center for Middle Eastern Studies
La Sierra University, Riverside, CA
Bachelor of Arts in Religion and Literature (Ind. Major), Honors Program, 1996
Honors Thesis: Womenspirit Writing: Re-visioning Feminist Theologians as Sacred
Biographies
Graduated Summa Cum Laude, 3.94 / 4.0
SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATION
Harvard–Koç University, Cunda / Ayvalik, Turkey
Intensive Ottoman and Turkish Summer School, July–August 2001, 2003
Boğaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkey
Intensive Advanced-Intermediate Turkish, June–August 2000

EMPLOYMENT
Claremont McKenna College
 Assistant Professor of History / Middle East and Ottoman Empire (August 2011-present)
Stanford University
 Postdoctoral Fellow / Abbasi Program for Islamic Studies (January 2010-January 2011)
 Visiting Instructor / Department of History (Autumn Quarter 2009 and Spring Quarter 2011)
EDUCATION
University of California, Berkeley
Ph.D., History, University of California, Berkeley, Fall 2009
Dissertation: The Circle of Justice as Genre, Practice, and Objectification: A Discursive Re-
 Mapping of the Early Modern Ottoman Empire
Committee: Beshara Doumani (Chair), Mary Elizabeth Berry, William F. Hanks.
Oral Examination: Passed with Distinction, August 2004
1st Field: Ottoman and Middle Eastern History
 Drs. Leslie Peirce and Beshara Doumani
2nd Field: Comparative Practices of Empire: the Tokugawa, Ottomans, and Mughals
 Drs. Elizabeth Mary Berry and Eugene Irschick
3rd Field: Linguistic Anthropology: Discursive Formations of Power
 Dr. William Hanks
University of Texas at Austin
Master of Arts in Middle Eastern Studies, 1999
M.A. Thesis: Handicrafts, Heritage, and History: Rural Weavers, Urban Elites,
and the Construction of Cultural Identity in Jordan
Advisor: Dr. Nina Berman, Center for Middle Eastern Studies
La Sierra University, Riverside, CA
Bachelor of Arts in Religion and Literature (Ind. Major), Honors Program, 1996
Honors Thesis: Womenspirit Writing: Re-visioning Feminist Theologians as Sacred
Biographies
Graduated Summa Cum Laude, 3.94 / 4.0
SUPPLEMENTARY EDUCATION
Harvard–Koç University, Cunda / Ayvalik, Turkey
Intensive Ottoman and Turkish Summer School, July–August 2001, 2003
Boğaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkey
Intensive Advanced-Intermediate Turkish, June–August 2000

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