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.
Blog Post
“’The Museum that Greene Built’: Carroll Greene Papers” Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and
Rare Book Library. Emory University. September 25, 2023.
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.
Avondale Neighborhood Archive. Center for the City, University of Cincinnati. 2021–2022, 2025.
Content Creator, Digital Archivist.
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