Karen Jones

I am a historian with my primary subfield being the intersection of theology, philosophy, and law in early American history and a secondary subfield in law and society throughout U.S. history. With six years spent refining my craft through research, conference presentations, and student small groups along with a year of teaching experience at the college level and mastery of Canvas LMS and Microsoft Office, I am able to provide students a well-rounded history education while teaching analytical, communication, and research skills transferrable to their respective fields of study. Outside of postsecondary education, I can offer my services as a skilled researcher and writer for both historical research and journalist needs.

• Graduate Assistant: Currently teaching a 200-level U.S. History course online and grading for 200-level residential history and geography courses, Liberty University Department of History
• Circulation Desk Assistant, Liberty University School of Law, Ehrhorn Law Library
• Three conference presentations covering the American colonial era, Reformation thought, and World War II legal issues 
• Three residential lectures covering the Anglo-Saxon legal system and historiography
• Double internships with a US congressional and a US senatorial campaign as a researcher and canvasser, 2022 midterm elections

• Master of Arts, History, anticipated May 2025, Liberty University
  • Thesis: The Intersection of Theology, Philosophy, and Law in Women's Rights in Seventeenth-Century New England
• Bachelor of Arts, History, with a minor in Political Science, Pensacola Christian College