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An interview with Professor Meredith McCoy where she discusses her class, the ethics of community collaboration, and the challenges and opportunities of facilitating ACE projects in a pandemic.
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Professor Rich Keiser’s article “Subverting the American dream,” published in Le Monde Diplomatique Outside link
9 September 2020Prof. Rich Keiser’s article “Subverting the American dream,” about the new white flight from Asian American excellence in US high schools was published in the French and English versions of Le Monde Diplomatique (September 2020).
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Anna Guasco ’16 named Gates Cambridge Scholar
19 February 2019American Studies major Anna Guasco ’16 has been identified by the Gates Cambridge Trust as one of the 34 most academically outstanding and socially committed U.S. citizens, earning her a place in the 2019 class of Gates Cambridge Scholars at the University of Cambridge.
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The American Studies program introduced five “thematic streams” to the major: Race, Ethnicity and Indigeneity; Democracy, Activism and Class; Space and Place; Production and Consumption of Culture; and America in the World (Migration, Borderlands and Empire).
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Esteemed Professor Elizabeth McKinsey to deliver annual Argument & Inquiry Seminar Convocation
13 September 2017McKinsey is the Maxine H. and Winston R. Wallin Professor of American Studies and English.
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Emmy Award-winning director Martin Doblmeier will introduce the screening on Feb. 19.
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Recipient of numerous awards and acclaim, Hwang will share his life-long and elusive search for cultural and artistic authenticity.
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OCS “Visions of California”, Winter term 2017
21 June 2016This Carleton “Visions of California” seminar is scheduled to return in Winter Term 2017, led by Prof. Michael Kowalewski.
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AMST Program Senior Receptions
11 June 2016Stop by Goodsell with your families for one last reception with others in American Studies
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Check us out on Facebook Outside link
1 June 2016Follow Carleton College American Studies on Facebook to stay on top of department news and events.
