Ana C. Núñez

Ana C. Núñez is a PhD Candidate in History, specializing in Medieval Europe and the Mediterranean in the High Middle Ages (ca.1000-1250 CE). Her in-progress dissertation is titled: "Dynasty, Identity, and Authority: Female Rule and Political Culture in the Kingdom of Jerusalem, 1131–1228." It argues that the regnant queens of Jerusalem occupied a political office that was integral to the overall structure of monarchy in the Kingdom of Jerusalem.

Ana is a Digital Public Fellow/Lead Editor of Colloquies, part of Stanford Humanities Center's Arcade. She was previously a Diversifying Academia, Recruiting Excellence (DARE) Fellow (2022-2024), and an Enhancing Diversity in Graduate Education (EDGE) Fellow (2018-2020).