Information for Graduate Students
Graduate students in all departments of the University are encouraged to consider the Program in American Studies a resource for interdisciplinary work. Our aim is to become a site for conversations about matters American – including America in the world and the world in America – within the humanities and social sciences. Graduate students may consult with the Program Director or members of our Executive Committee regarding interdisciplinary interests.
AMS WORKSHOP
Graduate Students are encouraged to attend the ongoing Workshop in American Studies.
AMS LIBRARY
The AMS Library in 43 McCosh Hall is available for research and reading. Meetings of small groups may be scheduled in the Library. Contact the Program staff to schedule.
Graduate Students at Holiday Reception in Chancellor Green Rotunda
History Americanist Graduate Students (Left to Right): Chris Moses, Ben Schmidt and Dael Norwood at AMS End of Year Reception
The English Department's Professor Bill Gleason, Graduate Student Michelle Coghlan and Professor Daphne Brooks at the Writing (in) American Studies Workshop for Graduate Students on May 12, 2008
History Graduate Student Sarah Milov and Music Graduate Student Patrick Wood at the End of the Year Reception