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Review: Border Control: On the Edges of American Art
Tate Liverpool
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July #Bookhour: Ben Lerner’s ‘Leaving the Atocha Station’ (2011)
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Book Review: Battle for Bed-Stuy: The Long War on Poverty in New York City by Michael Woodsworth
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Review: Lives Outside the Lines: Gender and Genre in the Americas
York University, Toronto
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Review: HOTCUS Annual Conference 2017
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Overcoming Postmodernism
David Foster Wallace and a new Writing of Honesty
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Hannah Murray: My Reflections on winning the 2016 USSO Keynote Competition
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Book Review: The Good Occupation by Susan L. Carruthers
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Review: Special Relationships: Poetry Across the Atlantic Since 2000
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Anglo-American Isolationism: The Case for New Archetypes
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Review: Hardboiled History: A Noir Lens on America’s Past
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Book Review: Invisible Nation: Homeless Families in America by Richard Schweid
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The Authoritarian Heroes of Liberal Individualism
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Review: Transatlantic Symposium, Transatlantic Literary Women Series
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May #Bookhour: The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead
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Book Review: Chasing the American Dream - Understanding What Shapes Our Fortunes by Mark Robert Rank, et al
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As American as Apple Pie: U.S. Female Converts to Islam
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Songs about Rebels: The American Civil War in modern country music
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The Cold War and the Origins of US Democracy Promotion
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The religious life of Malcolm X
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Fear and Motels in Las Vegas: Segregation and Celebrity on the Strip
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Black Films Matter: Reassessing Spike Lee’s 'Do the Right Thing' in Post-Ferguson America
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From Harlem to Texas: African American Art and the Murals of Aaron Douglas
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Racializing “Muslims”: Constructing a Muslim Archetype
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Contemporary Pakistani American Women Writers: Writing their own stories, finding their own voices
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Beyoncé’s 'Lemonade': A Complex and Intersectional Exploration of Racial and Gendered Identity
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Review of Protestantism and the Superpowers: Mission, Spirituality, and Prayer in the USA and USSR
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Why High School Teachers should teach History through and beyond Narrative
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Must-Hear Podcasts: A List for Students and Scholars of American Studies
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Academic Job Interview "Do's and Don’ts"
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U.S. Studies Online Pinterest
"Interestingly, I stayed at the Q club (Quinnipiak Club) which was a lovely classic Georgian private clubhouse transformed into an accommodation facility. Built in 1931, the club has kept its antique style." From: http://usstudiesonline.com/my-archival-adventure-as-an-academic-researcher-across-the-atlantic/
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Video Introduction to "American Studies in Europe" - launches in one week!
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"Will the sacrifices of the dead suddenly take on a new importance as the one hundred year mark passes? Will American neutrality continue to be highlighted alongside the United States’ absence from the causes of the war, separating the nation from its European counterparts?" - Celebrating Neutrality? What We Can Expect from America’s Ongoing Centennial Commemorations of the “European War” (#WWI) #ArmisticeDay #firstworldwar #WW1Centenary #Lestweforget #Remembranceday
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"History" cannot be spelled without inclusion of the word "story". The French phrase l'histoire -which to English speakers appears to spell out "history"- actually translates as "story" or "tale". Purely in terms of language, it would appear that history cannot be told, or taught, without the inclusion of narrative.
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Stay positive. Writing an application is a great way of seeing how far you’ve come in your career and thinking about what you want to do next. Most people do not succeed at first try. You may have made a good impression that will help you in the future, even if you don’t get asked to an interview.
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