Claire Becker

Claire Becker is a Teaching Professor known for research on gender nonconformity in the early modern Spanish empire, queer theory, critical theory, and the history of Christianity, mysticism, and sainthood. Her work bridges religious studies with gender and sexuality frameworks, offering insights into marginalized identities in historical contexts.

Education: BA from the University of Minnesota and MA from the University of Rochester. She teaches courses on witchcraft and witch trials in early modern Europe, reflecting her interdisciplinary approach to historical analysis. Recent honors include recognition for her academic contributions, though specific awards are not detailed here.

No formal grants, labs, or teams are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts. Advising details and future research directions remain unspecified.