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Graduate Student Appreciation Week: Bobby Cervantes

Up next in our AMS Graduate Student Spotlights we have Bobby Cervantes! Bobby is a 4th year student researching US poverty and its transnational contexts. Scroll through to learn more about Bobby and their work.

Graduate Student Appreciation Week: Neill Kennedy

Day four of Graduate Student Appreciation Week! Today we have Neill Kennedy! Neill is a 4th year student researching the intersections of race, space and place, immigration, settle colonialism, and racial capitalism. Scroll through to learn more about Neill and their work.

Graduate Student Appreciation Week: Rebekah Aycock

Our next AMS Graduate Student Spotlight is Rebekah Aycock! Rebekah is a 3rd-year PhD candidate researching the representations of burglary after the Civil War. Scroll through to learn more about Rebekah and their work.

Religious Studies 2021 Friends of the department lecture with Dr. Judith Weisenfeld, co-hosted by American Studies. 

Monday May 3rd at 7pm, check out Religious Studies 2021 Friends of the department lecture with Dr. Judith Weisenfeld, co-hosted by American Studies. 

Graduate Student Appreciation Week: Hannah Bailey

Our next AMS Graduate Student Spotlight is Hannah Bailey! Hannah is a 7th-year student researching liberal personhood in Kansas. Scroll through to learn more about Hannah and their work.

Graduate Student Appreciation Week: Ben Schmack

Kicking off day two of Graduate Student Appreciation Week we have Ben Schmack! Ben is a 6th-year student researching the historical feuding between American Communists and the KKK, as well as the vastly different relationship the two ideological extremes have with the American State.

AMS Graduate Student Appreciation Week: William Garcia- Medina

Happy Graduate Student Appreciation Week! Our first AMS Graduate Student Spotlight is William Garcia-Medina! William is a 4th-year student researching Black public humanities in South Florida. Scroll through to learn more about William and their work.

Cubatón's Transnational Creolizations

Check out KU American Studies Doctoral Candidate William Garcia-Medina M.A.'s work: "Cubatón's Transnational Creolizations". It was published in "Scattered Musics" from the University Press of Mississippi.

Lethal State: An Interview With Seth Kotch

Check out KU American Studies Ph.D. student Rebekah Aycock’s interview with @UNCAMST professor Seth Kotch on the history of the death penalty in North Carolina.

Sandy’s "Black Looks": Countertemporal Postures and the Reclamation of Time with Dr. Ersula J. Ore.

The John F. Eberhardt Lecture and KU English Department presents, “Sandy’s ‘Black Looks’: Countertemporal Postures and the Reclamation of Time” with Dr. Ersula J. Ore. Join us April 13, 2021 4pm-5pm. 

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