Arna Elezovic

Arna Elezovic is a PhD Graduate in History at the University of Washington. She is currently a visiting assistant professor at Western Washington University, but was an instructor for the UW Department of English Interdisciplinary Writing Program for three years. She has also taught her own comparative history course on the history of archaeology in the Mediterranean world during summer quarters at the UW. Her research focuses on how an ancient past was constructed for western Europe by an ethnographic travelogue and journalism of Sir Arthur Evans, who was later known for his archaeological work on Crete. She has been a former compliance analyst and technical writer in human subjects research.