Julie Scott
Education
- Ph.D., History, with concentration in Public History, University of Cincinnati, 2026
- M.A., History, Georgetown University, 2020
- B.A., History, Chuo University, 2018
Work Experience
- Department of History, Anthropology, and Philosophy, University of North Georgia
- Aug 2026– Lecturer
- US History I (Survey level)
- US History II (Survey level)
- World History II (Survey level)
- Department of History, University of Cincinnati
- 2020–2026 Instructor of Record
- Topic Seminar, Black Public History (1099, in-person)
- US History II (1002, asynchronous)
- Democracy and American Tradition (1100, asynchronous)
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
- US Foreign Relations (2032, asynchronous)
- US History I (1001, in-person)
- Museum and Collecting (3046, in-person)
- Nazi Medicine (3155, asynchronous)
- Urbanization / The Unsustainable City (6026, synchronous)
- Native American History (2022, synchronous)
- Department of East Asian Languages & Cultures, Georgetown University
- 2019–2020 Graduate Assistant
- Japanese (Intermediate) – Fall 2019 & Spring 2020
Publications
Peer-Reviewed Journals
Nakashima, Erena. “Finding Oil Under Your Front Porch: The Art of the First Americans Exhibit at
Cincinnati Art Museum in 1976” Ohio Valley History Journal, 25 (2): 3 – 20.
https://muse.jhu.edu/article/965891
Blog Post
“’The Museum that Greene Built’: Carroll Greene Papers” Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and
Rare Book Library. Emory University. September 25, 2023. https://scholarblogs.emory.edu/marbl/2023/09/25/nakashima/
Digital Scholarship
“Welcome to the Edgemont Inn: African American Boarding House and Tavern, 1930 – 1946” Harriet
Beecher-Stowe House, Cincinnati, OH. Summer 2022. Content Creator.
https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/32d1c5324f014b30b299f20f6f047d4f
Avondale Neighborhood Archive. Center for the City, University of Cincinnati. 2021–2022, 2025.
Content Creator, Digital Archivist. https://uchistorylab.com/avondale/s/archive/page/home
Conference Presentations
Apr 2025 “Crisis in Public History: Carroll Greene Jr. and the Establishment of the Banneker-
Douglass Museum, 1972 – 1984.” Annual Paul Lucas Graduate History Conference.
Indiana University Bloomington.
Mar 2025 “Not Another Kinard: Carroll Greene Jr. and Integration of African American History at
the Smithsonian Institution, 1968-70.” Three Rivers Graduate History Conference.
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
“Not Another Kinard” Queen City Colloquium Graduate Student History Conference.
University of Cincinnati
Mar 2024 “Save Mount Moriah Church: Building a State African American Museum in Annapolis,
Maryland, 1972 – 1984.” 29th Annual Barnes Club Graduate Student History Conference,
Temple University
Apr 2022 “Finding Oil Under Your Front Porch’: The Art of the First Americans Exhibit at Cincinnati Art Museum in 1976.” 21st Annual Department of History Graduate Student Association Conference, Florida International University
Awards & Honors
- 2023 & 2025 John K. Alexander Prize for Best Graduate Student Teacher or Teaching Assistant, Department of History, University of Cincinnati.
- 2024 First Prize - Public History Scholar Award. Annual Barnes Club Graduate Student, History Conference, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
- 2021 First Prize - Zane Miller Prize for Best Graduate Student Research Paper. Department of History, University of Cincinnati
- 2018 Best Senior Thesis Award. Department of Western History, Chuo University, Tokyo, Japan.
Special Interests
Research Fields: Public History, 20th U.S. History, African American History, History and Memory