Adriana Sisko
- PhD Student
- Research Assistant
- Gender & Women's Studies
- history of sexuality
- lgbtq history
- queer history
- lesbian identity
- transgender identity
- Digital History
- Public History
- 18th century studies
- French Revolution
- nonbinary lesbian identity
· Ph.D. candidate, The University of Kentucky, Lexington (2013 – present, anticipated graduation 2018)
· Middlebury Language School Intensive French Program, Middlebury (Summer 2016)
· B.A. in Women’s & Gender Studies and English, The College of New Jersey, Ewing (2009 – 2013)
Adriana Sisko is an ABD Gender and Women's Studies PhD candidate. They have worked as a Graduate Instructor at the University of Kentucky, a visiting lecturer at Colorado College, and as the Data Chair for the queer history mobile app Quist (http://www.quistapp.com/). Currently, they conduct interviews for the University of Kentucky's LGBT oral history project OutSouth and volunteer at Lexington's local PCSO Gay Straight Alliance for teens.
- LGBTQ/Queer history
- History of sexuality
- Lesbian identity
- Trans identity
- Digital history and public history
- Cultural history
- French Revolution
- 18th century studies
Doctor of Philosophy in Gender and Women's Studies, expected May 2017
- PhD Student
- Research Assistant
- Gender & Women's Studies
