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We hope you are staying safe and having a good first month of classes!

Department Leadership

Prof. Tom Guglielmo | Department Chair

Prof. Melani McAlister | Director of Undergraduate Studies

Prof. Jamie Cohen-Cole | Director of Graduate Studies

Prof. Elaine Peña | M.A. Adviser

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UPCOMING EVENTS

September 20: Traveling Black: A Story of Race and Resistance
September 20: D.C. Mondays: 111 Places in Washington That You Must Not Miss
September 22: Museums Today: Why Monetizing University Museum Collections is A Bad Idea
September 24: Consortium of Race and Gender Scholars Webinar Series: Framing Racial Justice In Public Administration
October 1: The Segregated City
To view all upcoming events, click here.

CALLS FOR PAPERS

Deadlines are approaching fast for:

September 30: NeMLA 53rd Annual Convention
October 15: Lincoln University - Seeking Freedom: The Underground Railroad in the Mid-Atlantic
October 15: Rutgers Art Review
November 1: New Errands: The Undergraduate Journal of American Studies

To view all calls for papers, click here.

FELLOWSHIPS and PRIZES

Coming up! Deadlines for applications:

September 30: National Churchill Leadership Center (NCLC) Undergraduate Research Fellowship
October 4: LSA Collegiate Fellowship
October 5: 2022-24 SIFK Postdoctoral Researcher at the Rank of Instructor
October 7: NEH Residential Fellowships
October 12: Presidential Management Fellows (PMF) Program

To view all fellowships and prizes, click here.

JOBS and INTERNSHIPS

September 30: Improving Descriptive Practices for Asian Pacific American Collections Internship - Smithsonian National Museum of American History
October 1: Indigenous and Native North American Studies, Open Search - Princeton University
October 15: HASTAC Scholars Fellowship
October 15: Recent Alumni Trustee - GWU

To view jobs and internships, click here.
To view undergrad jobs and internships, click here

Department Shoutouts!

Dr. Thomas Dolan, PhD '21 has received a Fulbright US Scholar award to join the History dept at the American University Cairo in the coming year. Way to go!
Chase Kleber, BA '21 won the Julian Clement Chase Prize for his research paper "Sundays in the Park" on Meridian Hill/Malcolm X Park.

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