American Studies
Awards/Honors || Fellowships || Research Grants || Internships || Conference Presentations || Publications || Community Service/Outreach || Recent alumni employment/positions
Awards/Honors
Dean's Prize for Graduate Student Scholarship on Women, The College of William and Mary, Spring 2011, Alexandra Méav Jerome, PhD, American Studies
Ewell Award, The College of William and Mary, Spring 2011, Alexandra Méav Jerome, PhD, American Studies
Honored Scholar-Activist, Ariana Outreach for Afghanistan, Washington D.C., Fall 2009, Alexandra Méav Jerome, PhD, American Studies
Fellowships
Birmingham Museum of Art: Andrew W. Mellon Curatorial Post-Doctoral Fellowship, 2012-2014, Jeffreen M. Hayes, PhD, American Studies
Ithaca College Pre-Doctoral Diversity Fellowship, 2010-2011, Jeffreen M. Hayes, PhD, American Studies
Swann Foundation Fellowship in Cartoon and Caricature, 2010-2011, Jeffreen M. Hayes, PhD, American Studies
Research Grants
Internships
Conference Presentations
Speaker, "Between Third Reich and American Way: Transatlantic Migration and the Politics of Belonging, 1920-1945" presented at the Heidelberg Spring Academy, Heidelberg, Germany, March 11, 2011, Christian Wilbers, PhD, American Studies
Speaker, “Browns, Shebas, Flappers, and Shieks: Playing with Color-Coded Bodies in Jazz Age Literature,” Mid-Atlantic Popular/American Culture Association Annual Conference, Alexandria, VA, October 10, 2011, Roxane Pickens, PhD, American Studies
Speaker, “Freedom From, Freedom To: Playing with the Party’s Potential in Jazz Age Literature and Culture,” Midwest Modern Language Association Annual Convention, St. Louis, MO, November 1, 2011, Roxane Pickens, PhD, American Studies
Speaker, "Killin' Them Softly: Chappelle's Show" presented at National Popular Culture Association Conference, Spring 2011, Jeffreen M. Hayes, PhD, American Studies
Speaker, New England American Studies Association Conference, October 2010, Julia Kaziewicz, PhD, American Studies
Speaker, Cold War Cultures Conference at the University of Texas at Austin, October 2010, Julia Kaziewicz, PhD, American Studies
Publications
Julia Kaziewicz, "Spotlight Essay/Books: The Terror Dream by Susan Faludi," September 11th in Popular Culture: A Guide. Ed. Sara E. Quay and Amy M. Damico. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO, 2010. 124-5.
"Growing Up in the Margins: Asian American Children in Contemporary Southern Literature." Southern Quarterly (Spring 2009). Frank Cha, PhD, American Studies
“Khadija, Aishah, and Fatimah” Prehistory-1250." Cultural Sociology of the Middle East. Sage Books. 2011. Alexandra Méav Jerome, PhD, American Studies
“Shaarawi, Hoda.” Cultural Sociology of the Middle East. Sage Books. 2011. Alexandra Méav Jerome, PhD, American Studies
Community Service/Outreach
Recent alumni employment/positions
John Miller, 2009 PhD, American Studies, Assistant Professor, Department of English, Longwood University
