Lisa Nocks

Lisa Nocks, Ph.D. is a historian of science, technology, and popular culture who has covered histories of robotics, medical electricity, automata, communication tech; books & print, early modern science, science fiction robots, Frankenstein, and Willy Ley. She is currently a public historian at the IEEE History Center in NJ. where she is developing the Center's Global Museum program to focus on the contributions of IEEE members to technical history. Current research: history of humanoid robotics

Skills and Expertise

• Social History
• 20th Century History
• 19th Century History
• Modern History
• Contemporary History
• Cultural Studies
• World History
• Medieval History
• Article Writing
• Historical Analysis

Education

• PhD Drew University (1998 — 2005)
• MA The New School (1995 — 1998)
• B.A. Montclair State University

Companies

• Public Historian IEEE History Center (2017)
• Industry Professor, College of Arts & Letters Stevens Institute of Technology (2017)
• Adjunct assistant professor New School for Public Engagement (2010)
• Author Lisa Nocks, Ph.D. (1996)
• Lecturer: Science Technology, Culture PUBLIC SPEAKING (2003 — 2017)
• Conference presenter, Conference organizer SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES (1998 — 2017)
• Senior Lecturer, Federated Department of History New Jersey Institute of Technology (2007 — 2016)