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Please join us 5 - 6pm Thursday, March 06, in 319 Hamilton Hall for the American Studies Open House. Chat with faculty and students about our major, minor, courses, and other opportunities. Refreshments will be served. RSVP here.
Join us for a conversation between Professors Hilary Hallett and Jeremy Dauber on his new book, American Scary: A History of Horror, from Salem to Stephen King and Beyond. 4:30pm Monday, November 18, in the Lehman Suite, Room 406 in the International Affairs Building (IAB), 420 W. 118th St. RSVP Here.
Please join us 5 - 6pm Monday, October 28, in 319 Hamilton Hall for the American Studies Open House. Chat with faculty and students about our major, minor, courses, and other opportunities. Refreshments will be served. RSVP here.
Join us every Thursday in September at The Center for American Studies.
Hamilton Hall 319. 12:30-1:30 PM.
Provides $7000 to a student pursuing a summer research project at the nonprofit Jay Heritage Center (JHC), located on the former Westchester estate of jurist, statesman, peacemaker, anti-slavery advocate, Chief Justice of the United States and two-time Governor of New York, John Jay.
Join Professor Maura Spiegel in conversation with Ian Fritz, an Airborne Cryptologic Linguist in the United States Air Force before he enrolled at Columbia University and later become a physician.
Join us on Thursday February 29th at The Center for American Studies.
Hamilton Hall 319. 5-6PM.
Join us for our New Books Series event honoring Samson Occom: Radical Hospitality in the Native Northeast by Ryan Carr.
Center for American Studies & New-York Historical Society Paid Internship.
NEW Application deadline: 01/16/2024
Join us on Wednesday November 29th at The Center for American Studies.
Hamilton Hall 319. 6-7 PM
The Jay Heritage Center (JHC) hosted the inaugural Margaret Nolan O’Neill Fellowship Presentation, featuring this year’s first O’Neill Fellow, Fenway Donegan, Class of 2025.
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How sexist is Hollywood? Check out Geena Davis's Spreadsheet in the New York Times. Our Director Hilary Hallett contributed to this great article.
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Prof. Chris Wiggins and Prof. Matthew L. Jones on their new book: How Data Happened.
Prof. Cathleen Price talking about the influence of race and poverty in the American system of confronting the challenge of crime.