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American Studies Program chair and director of undergraduate studies: R. Laurence Moore Howard A. Newman Professor of American Studies (Ph.D. Yale University) Office: 453 McGraw Hall and 311 Caldwell Hall Telephone: Areas of Interest: American intellectual, cultural, and religious history. American Studies Faculty: Glenn C. Altschuler , The Thomas and Dorothy Litwin Professor of American Studies, Dean of Continuing Education and Summer Session (Ph.D., Cornell University) Office: B20 Day Hall Telephone: Areas of Interest: American culture, American politics, American popular culture, history of education in America. Richard F. Bensel Professor of Government (Ph.D. Cornell University) Office: B8 McGraw Hall Telephone: Areas of Interest: American political development; state formation; comparative political economy; the United States Congress. Stuart M. Blumin Professor of History and Director of Cornell in Washington (Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania) Office: 321 McGraw Hall and 311 Caldwell Hall Telephone: 255-3359 or 255-4090 Areas of Interest: American social, cultural, economic, urban history; the 19th century, 19th century political history.

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Faculty General Areas of Interest Specific Areas of Research JOSE ARANDA JANE CHANCE Old and Middle English Literature Chaucer; Dante; Medieval Women Writers; Medieval Mythography; Modern Medievalism KRISTA COMER American Literature; Gender Studies Western American Literature; Gender Studies; Literature and the Environment; Feminism SCOTT DERRICK th and Early 20 th Century U.S. Literature Gender; Sexuality; Literary Theory; Narrative Theory ELIZABETH DIETZ Early Modern Literature and Culture Early Modern Literature and Culture TERRENCE DOODY Modernism; The Novel; Contemporary Literature Modern Novel; Narrative Theory LUCIE FULTZ African American Literature and Culture; African American Women Writers Toni Morrison SARAH ELLENZWEIG Restoration and 18th-Century Literature and Culture; Poetry English Enlightenment; 18th-Century Epistemology; History of Feminism ALAN GROB Shakespeare; Romantic Poetry Wordsworth; Arnold J. DENNIS HUSTON Shakespeare; Drama; Public Speaking Shakespeare; Drama; Public Speaking WALTER ISLE Modern Literature Native American Literature; Literature and the Environment; Literature of the American West

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Degree Information Courses News ... Home The Latin American Studies faculty is composed of individuals with expertise in Latin America. Most also have cross-regional and interdisciplinary interests. Faculty members are distinguished scholars and teachers in their respective area of specialization, and hold appointments in diverse departments including American Ethnic Studies, Anthropology, Economics, History, Geography, Women Studies, Fisheries, International Studies, Music, Health Sciences, Political Science, Romance Languages, Comparative Literature, Sociology, and in the Schools of Social Work, Business Administration and Forestry. DAURIL ALDEN , PhD California-Berkeley (1959) Professor, History; Brazil, colonial and early national Latin American history. , PhD Stanford (1982) Associate Professor, Economics; Latin America (Chile) of the 19th century and 1973-present. PATRICK CHRISTIE , PhD University of Michigan - 1999. Assistant Professor School of Marine Affairs and Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies. Integrated Coastal Management, Marine Protected Areas, Participatory Research, Qualitative Research Methods

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Katherine G. Morrissey Associate Professor Department of History University of Arizona 215 Social Sciences Bldg. University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 85721 You can send email to me at kmorriss@u.arizona.edu RESEARCH Fellowships Publications ... RESEARCH My research on the North American West focuses on the region's environmental, social, cultural, and intellectual history. Trained as an interdisciplinary scholar, I received my Ph.D. in American Studies from Yale University in 1990. Recent Fellowships John Topham and Susan Butler Faculty Research Award, Charles Redd Center for Western Studies , Brigham Young University, 2002-03 Bernard L. Majewski Fellowship, American Heritage Center , University of Wyoming, 2000 Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy Fellowship, Spring 2000 Visiting Fellow, Center of the American West , University of Colorado at Boulder, 1998-99 National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship/Lloyd Lewis Fellowship in American History, Newberry Library Archibald Hanna, Jr., Fellowship in American History, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library , Yale University, 1997 Mayes Fellowship

50. Report On The American Workforce mailing a request to the Office of Publications and Special studies, us Departmentof traces the broad outlines of the economy in the 20th century, its impact http://www.bls.gov/opub/rtaw/rtawhome.htm

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52. EthnicStudies - UCSD Ethnicity and Class; ETHN 184 Black Intellectuals in the 20th century; ETHN 186The Ethnic Press in the us; ETHN 187 ETHN 189 Special Topics in Ethnic studies. http://www.ethnicstudies.ucsd.edu/html/ug_minor.html

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES MINOR REQUIREMENTS Students wishing to minor in Ethnic Studies have the option of taking two (2) four-unit lower division courses (ETHN 1A, ETHN 1B, ETHN 1C) and five (5) upper-division courses or taking seven (7) four-unit upper-division courses. If students opt for the latter they must enroll in: ETHN 100 Theories and Methods of Ethnic Studies ETHN 190 Research Methods: Studying Ethnic and Racial Communities At least two, but not more than three of the five remaining upper division elective courses must be selected from either ethnic studies history and social sciences courses (listed as 2B), or the ethnic studies literature and cultural expression courses (listed as 2D). 2B.Ethnic Studies - History and Social Sciences Courses: ETHN 102 Racial Inequality in America ETHN Environmental Racism ETHN Race, Space, and Segregation ETHN 105 Ethnic Diversity and the City ETHN Ethnoracial Transformation of U.S. Communities

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54. History Of Education: Selected Moments Psychology, The Ontario Institute for studies in Education a site about educationduring the 20th century, organized by or small, that tells us something about http://fcis.oise.utoronto.ca/~daniel_schugurensky/assignment1/

Selected Moments of the 20th Century A work in progress edited by Daniel Schugurensky Department of Adult Education and Counselling Psychology, The Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University of Toronto (OISE/UT) Most entries have been written especially for this site (many of them by education students), although some consist of links to other webpages. New entries are added regularly. If you would like to submit an entry, make a comment to improve this site, or suggest a link to a webpage to be added to this compilation, please send it to: dschugurensky@oise.utoronto.ca. Note: If you do not find the topic that you are searching for in this site, or if you are looking for some educational development outside of the 20th century, I recommend that you visit the History of Education and Childhood website managed by Professor Henk van Setten of Nijmegen University in the Netherlands. To the best of my knowledge, that is the most comprehensive site on the history of education available on the internet. INDEX How to cite a moment Some significant events in this period 1900 Henry Barnard, advocate of common schools, dies in poverty at age 89

55. Courses In English Literature Contact us. English 322 Victorian Novel; English 451/551 19thcentury studies; 20th-centuryLiterature, British and American English 323 English Novel (1900 http://www.uoregon.edu/~engl/courses/

English Information Courses Faculty Fields of Interest Undergraduate Studies Graduate Studies Supporting the English Department Contact Us Composition Program Film Studies Folklore Program Oregon Writing Project Courses in English Literature Course offerings Winter 2003 Special Topics Spring 2003 Schedule of Courses Spring 2003 Special Topics Summer 2003 Special Topics ... Listing of English Courses . (Includes CRN, credits and meeting information.) Course offerings, organized by period or field General Coursework English 107-09: World Literature English 220-22: Introduction to the Major English 220-22 is a three-course sequence required of all English majors. The sequence is meant to introduce new and prospective majors to the full range of literature in English, and the various methods and modes of literary history, criticism and theory required to understand it. The first term will cover English literature from the earliest example ("Caedmon's Hymn") to Shakespeare. The second term will cover English literature from the late renaissance of the early seventeenth century to the Augustan period of the late-18th century. The third quarter will begin with Blake and the Romantics and end with postmodern fiction and poetry. The whole sequence will provide students with skills needed to succeed in subsequent English courses, and the knowledge needed to construct a program to suit their interests. Medieval Studies English 199: The Literature of King Arthur English 220: Introduction to the English Major

56. U.S. Embassy, Seoul, Information Resource Center - About The USA of State's American studies Website Online Exhibit Hall A Chronology of us HistoricalDocuments Study of American History (15th 20th century) United States http://usembassy.state.gov/seoul/wwwh418a.html

IRC Home Its Resources In The News Background on ... The New Deal and world War II General An Outline of American History: Dept. of State Publication The Library of Congress Today in U.S. History: What Happened? American Memory from the Library of Congress: Historical Collections for the National Digital Library ... Dept. of State's American Studies Website Basic Documents and Writings The Constitution of the United States (1787) The Bill of Rights (1787) The Declaration of Independence (1776) The Mayflower Compact (1620) ... National Archives and Records Administration Famous Speeches Douglass: Archives of American Public Address Inaugural Addresses of the Presidents of the United States Presidential Speech Archive Pre-Colonial Era Early America - from Outline of American History Introduction to 1492: An Ongoing Voyage Religion and the Founding of the American Republic - Library of Congress Columbus and the Age of Discovery ... The Columbus Navigation The Colonial Era The Colonial Period - from Outline of American History Virtual Tour of Plimoth Plantation The Birth of A Nation History of Jamestown ... Rare Map Collection - Colonial America American Revolution

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58. Untitled of Asia on the us during the late 20th century. America at century? End buildson many of the themes discussed in the American studies course Reading the http://www.hku.hk/amstudy/program/program.html

Core Programme First Year Programme Second Year Programme Second/Third Year Programme Third Year Programme Core Programmes First Year Second Year Third Year First Year Course 74102 America at Century’s End: Introduction to American Studies (First semester) Introduction Has the 20th Century been, as many have argued, the American Century? This course considers aspects of U.S. history, politics, economics, literature, and popular culture from the post-World War II era to the present, with particular emphasis on the period from 1968 forward. In addition, the course will help students develop independent thinking, and spoken and written English abilities. America at Century’s End is an introduction to interdisciplinary learning and comparative thinking. In an effort to better understand U.S. society and culture, students will consider a variety of texts such as historical documents, poetry, television shows, music, film clips, short stories, essays, and autobiographies. In addition, students will look beyond the borders of the United States to critically examine aspects of the U.S. global presence. The course will conclude with a discussion of the "Americanization" of Hong Kong, and the influences of Asia on the U.S. during the late 20th Century. America at Century’s End builds on many of the themes discussed in the American Studies course Reading the American Dream Course Work Course work will include two short essays, tutorial attendance, and participation in small group discussions throughout the term. Exam preparation will be facilitated throughout the term via study questions and a detailed revision session at the end of the teaching period.

59. University Of Richmond - American Studies D., University of Chicago Areas of specialty us social policy Areas of specialtyNative American literatures, 20thcentury America. American studies Homepage. http://www.richmond.edu/prospective/majors/as/american_studies/

Calendar Search Contact Admission Home ... International Students American Studies Facts What is American Studies The core premise of American studies is quite simple: no discipline or perspective can satisfactorily encompass the diversity and variation that have marked American society and culture from the very beginning. Therefore, the American studies major is constructed as an interdisciplinary program that invites students to combine courses from a variety of academic fields in order to create their own, unique study of America. Some may favor sociological, historical or political interpretations; others may be drawn to literary or visual modes of interpretation. However individual majors fashion their courses of study, each major will have an opportunity to engage a range of topics and faculty members from across the curriculum in a discussion of what is entailed in the study of American society and culture. The Major The requirements for the American studies major are divided into three areas: American identities, culture and representation, and politics and beliefs. In addition to the Introduction to American Studies and the capstone seminar, majors take three American studies seminars, one from each of the three areas, and four other courses, which must be from at least two of the three areas and from two different departments. All American studies seminars and qualifying courses from other departments have been coded into these loosely defined areas.

60. Paul Spickard Pacific Islander Americans (Asian American studies 189 Race and Ethnicity in us Historyand Comparative PAUL SPICKARD 20th.century AMERICAN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL http://www.history.ucsb.edu/faculty/spickard.htm

History of Asian Americans to 1965 (Asian American Studies 1) History of Asian Americans since 1965 (Asian American Studies 2) Asian Americans and Race Relations (Asian American Studies 119) Multiethnic Asian Americans (Asian American Studies 137) Pacific Islander Americans (Asian American Studies 189) World History to 1000 (History 2A) World History since 1700 (History 2C) US Immigration to 1924 (History 164IA) US Immigration since 1924 (History 164IB) Proseminar in Immigration History (History 164P) History of the Pacific (History 189E) World Historical Literature (History 200W) Race and Ethnicity in US History and Comparative Perspective (History 201AM)> Research on Race, Ethnicity, and Migration in Comparative Perspective ( History 264IA-B ... Current Courses offered by the History Department. Paul Spickard's latest books are Pacific Diaspora: Readings on Pacific Islander Americans edited with Joanne Rondilla and Debbie Hippolite Wright (University of Hawai'i Press, 2002) and Revealing the Sacred in Asian and Pacific America edited with Jane Naomi Iwamura (Routledge, 2002)

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