Peer advisors are History undergraduates who volunteer to help their fellow students with requirements of the department as well as other university resources.
Madeleine Chang is a senior history major (History, Philosophy, and Arts track) from San Francisco. On campus, she leads the American Middle Eastern Network for Dialogue at Stanford (AMENDS) and is a founding member of the Jewish Social Justice Collective. Come chat with her about tech's impact on society, local news, or Korean restaurant recommendations!
Jessie Dalman is a senior majoring in History with a concentration in Conflict. Her primary interests are in political theory, national security, and cross-cultural communication. Jessie enjoys learning cool things, spending time with friends, and meeting new people (email me and say hello!).
Moses Hetfield is a senior from Cabin John, MD. Outside of class, Moses has been involved in several community service groups on campus and serves as the co-director of Stanford's Challah for Hunger chapter. In addition to bread, Moses loves singing and working with children. He works as a pre-K teacher during the school year and a camp counselor during the summer, and plans to teach history at a middle or high school after graduating from Stanford.
Meredith is a senior from Los Altos, CA focusing on European history, with a minor in Theater & Performance Studies. She spends most of her free time working in the theater, either as an actor or a stage manager. She hopes to combine her historical work with her creative interests after Stanford, in whatever form that takes.
Naomi is a senior from Providence, Rhode Island. She is majoring in U.S. History and minoring in Art History. On campus, she has worked at the Cantor Arts Center and at CESTA, and is currently editor-in-chief of the History department's undergraduate journal, Herodotus. She loves drawing and painting, hiking, reading detective novels, and cats.
Jack is a junior from Denver, Colorado. His emphasis is in East Asian history, and is particularly interested in the cross-section between history and geography. He is also a Film Studies Major, and often uses film as a tool for exploring and better understanding history.
Hailing from the City of Brotherly Love, and wishing she was in Paris eating baguettes, Lena is a junior majoring in History and French. She lives for 18th-century France, and thus her social interactions usually consist of misquoting Rousseau. When she's not geeking out about enlightenment and revolution, Lena can be found conducting digital humanities research, performing at the theater, or petting a dog (ask about her dreams for a corgi army).