Kathryn Looff

Background

About Kathryn Looff

I currently work at Lone Star College North Harris, where I am the TRIO Student Support Services Program Coordinator. I graduated from the College of William and Mary, where I achieved my Masters Degree in Early American History. My thesis, entitled "The Divine Act of Creation", focuses on two distinct chapters of early American History and how items played an important role in self-definition and understanding. At Baylor University, I triple majored in University Scholars, History, and Great Texts. I successfully completed my Honors Thesis, entitled "The Perils of Power", and is an examination of the leadership of Thomas Hutchinson, Thomas Gage, and Nathanael Greene. I have received an URSA (undergraduate research and scholarly achievement) grant to continue this research. I am the recipient of numerous awards and fellowships. I am a two-time Hertog Fellow, a Williams-Mystic Fellow, a B-TRUE Fellow, and the recipient of the Guittard-Verlander-Voegtle Scholarship.