Current Graduate Students
FIRST Year studentsMA in Public Humanities |
SECOND Year studentsMA in Public Humanities |
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Ph.D Students
- Jin Suk Bae
Korean-American relations; GI wives; Korean American adoptees; Race and Ethnicity - Kevin Barry
Race, policing and incarceration; television/film studies; U.S. empire/war - Liza Burbank-Gilb
"Advertising Love: Personal Ads, Product Advertisements, and the Consumption of Romance" - Clarissa Ceglio
Race, nation and empire; visual studies; material culture/museum history; digital scholarship - Thomas Chen
"Making Boston's Chinatown: Race, Place, and Culture in the Postwar Metroplis" - Joseph Clark
"Canned History: American Newsreels and the Commodification of Reality, 1911-1950" - Erin Curtis
Popular culture; material culture; museums and collecting; cultural theory; Asian American history; U.S.-Asia relations -
Sean Dinces
History of masculinity; radical political economy; race, gender and science - Pier Dominguez
First year student
- Sarah Fine
Culture and the built environment; twentieth century American literature; race, class, gender and consumerism -
Brent Fujioka
First year student - Elena Gonzales
Social justice and museums; cultural history; visual culture; cultural crossings - Maria Hwang
Migration and sex work; U.S. empire and militarization; gender and feminist theories; sex and sexuality studies -
Wen Jin
American empire; Asian American studies; American cultural history - Amy Johnson
Chinese-American history; cultural history; public history; comparative ethnic studies; history and memory - Jessica Johnson
"Theologies of Refuge in the Racial State: Race, Religion, and U.S. Refugee History, 1945-1990" - Heather Lee
Food culture; community memory and history; race and immigration; cultural history - Eric Larson
“Labor, Social Movements and Syndicalism in the United States” - Mireya Loza
"Envisioning the Past: Public Collection and the History of the Bracero Program" - Sara Matthiesen
First year student
- Angela Mazaris
“Claiming History, Claiming Rights: Queer Discourses of History and Politics"
- Laurie Mengel
“Beyond Picture Brides: Japanese Women, Migration, Marriage and Divorce 1880 - 1930” - Ani Mukherji
“Moscow’s Community of Color: A Study of Anticolonial Thought and Practice in the Interwar Period” - Chung Hong Nguyen
"Vietnam War/American War: Memory and the Construction of History in The U.S. and Vietnam"
- Ronaldo Noche
First year student
- Jonathan Olly
"Imagining the Coast: History, Heritage and Tourism in New England" - Malgorzata Rymsza-Pawlowska
"Bicentennial Memory: Postmodernity, Media and National Identity in the United States, 1966-1980" - Annette Rodriguez
First year student - Pia Sahni
First year student - Felicia Salinas
"Latina Imprints and Impressions: A Study of Contemporary Popular Fiction for Latina Readers" - Robyn Schroeder
Historical memory; American political institutions; nationalism/nationalizing projects
- Sarah Seidman
"African Americans and the Cuban Revolution: Political Solidarity and Cultural Production, 1959-1979" - Kelli Shapiro
“When the Modern Becomes Historic: The Historic Preservation of the Recent Past in America" - Mario Sifuentez
“Race, Labor and Citizenship in Oregon” - Aiko Takeuchi
"Controlling Female Fertility: The Trans-Pacific Politics of Reproduction and Eugenics" - Aslihan Tokgoz
"'Pink Serials,' Gendered Textualities and Feminine Rock: Counterpatriarchal Pleasures of Turkish Women Reading American Popular Culture" - Tam Tran
Immigrant youth and activism; documentary film/video ethnography; digital humanities scholarship; Latino and Asian American studies - Colleen Tripp
First year student
- Carlos Vazquez
Psychoanalysis and subject formation; twentieth century American poetry and fiction; Nuyorican literature; James Merrill, Junot Diaz, and Gary Fisher - Miel Wilson
African American literature and history; twentieth century popular culture, race and ethnicity; public history and historical memory