Research Assistant
she/her
Stokes Hall South 330-F
Email: schuyler.gardner@bc.edu
Early Modern Europe
British and Irish History
Food History
Interdisciplinary Studies
Schuyler鈥檚 research focuses on depictions of foreign cultivation and consumption in Early Modern Britain to understand food鈥檚 use in the act of 鈥渙thering.鈥 She is specifically interested in exploring how England鈥檚 portrayal of its colonial territories鈥 鈥済rotesque鈥 food relations, with a particular focus on Ireland, was used to create racial outsiders in need of colonial control and cultural assimilation. Her work incorporates interdisciplinary mediums, particularly folklore, art, and theater, with the hopes of gauging the expanse of British Imperial reach.
Schuyler completed her undergraduate studies in the Dual B.A. program between Trinity College Dublin and Columbia University, where she attended each school for two years and received two B.A.s, each in History. Following her undergraduate studies, she completed her M.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies at New York University. 聽