Alexandra Tsahiridis

Adjunct Professor

Alexandra Tsahiridis received her BA from the University of Arkansas and her M.A. degree in Global History from American Public University. She also received an M.S. degree in Psychology of Mental Health and Counseling from Capella University and is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate in the state of South Carolina.

Alexandra's research covers the American Western frontier, Indigenous Studies, and Women's Studies, with an emphasis on the impact Western pop culture has had on society and history. As a speaker and philanthropist, Alexandra focuses her work on teaching classes, working with clients, speaking to organizations about her historical findings, and researching different aspects of historical preservation and intersectionality.

In her free time, you can find Alexandra reading a book to add to her already large library, cultivating more plant growth, and traveling the world with her favorite companion, her dog Hemingway.

Education

M.S. Capella University, 2024

M.A. American Public University System, 2021

B.A. University of Arkansas, 2020

Research Interests

American Wild West 

Indigenous Studies

Women's Studies

Western Popular Culture 

North American Borderland Studies

Intersectionality Studies