Juliet Cassone Saxton

Juliet Saxton is a first-year M.A. student interested in Environmental History in the borderlands, Sonoran region, and traditional O’odham land. They are interested in public history, the accessibility of historical information, and public educational spaces. She completed her undergraduate degree at Northern Arizona University with a major in History and English and a minor in Japanese, where their capstone research topics were respectively titled, “Suspicion of Sorcery: Chocolate and Witchcraft in Colonial Mexico and Guatemala” and “How a House becomes a Person: Understanding Identity through Spatial Rhetoric.”