Faculty Research Highlights: Elaine Tyler May November 17, 2015 In this short video, Elaine Tyler May discusses her current research. Share on: Related News American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Powerhouse From AI to Prince and beyond, American studies equips students to understand the influences on our local, national, and global communities. Youth Culture, Colonial Legacies, and Abolition & Decolonial Justice in Kalihi, Hawaiʻi American Studies PhD candidate Demiliza Saramosing spent the summer conducting fieldwork that will illuminate social injustices and explore the everyday lives and cultures of Announcing Graduate Admissions for a Critical Ethnic Studies Cohort for Fall 2024 The PhD program in the Department of American Studies is building a Critical Ethnic Studies Cohort for admission starting Fall 2024.
Faculty Research Highlights: Elaine Tyler May November 17, 2015 In this short video, Elaine Tyler May discusses her current research. Share on:
American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Powerhouse From AI to Prince and beyond, American studies equips students to understand the influences on our local, national, and global communities.
Youth Culture, Colonial Legacies, and Abolition & Decolonial Justice in Kalihi, Hawaiʻi American Studies PhD candidate Demiliza Saramosing spent the summer conducting fieldwork that will illuminate social injustices and explore the everyday lives and cultures of
Announcing Graduate Admissions for a Critical Ethnic Studies Cohort for Fall 2024 The PhD program in the Department of American Studies is building a Critical Ethnic Studies Cohort for admission starting Fall 2024.
