New Micro-minor in Immigration/Migration Studies!

The Immigration and Migration Studies Micro-Minor bridges courses in the humanities and social sciences to provide students an in-depth understanding of modern migration. The micro-minor is administered through WGSS- learn more here!

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

Click here to view faculty office hours.

UPCOMING EVENTS

November 11-12: GW 7th Annual Diversity Summit: The Audacity of Hope, The Power in Community
November 12: CREATE Digital Studio Open House | Gelman Library
November 15: Leaks, Lies, and Libel in Drew Pearson's Washington
November 16: Making Mexican Chicago
November 18: Civil Rights Before the Civil War: Revolution to Reconstruction
November 29: Franchise: The Untold Story of Civil Rights, McDonald's, and the Unfinished Business of Racial Justice

To view all upcoming events, click here.

CALLS FOR PAPERS

Deadlines are approaching fast for:

November 14: Myth and Fairy Tales at SWPACA 2022
November 15: Material Culture - Popular Culture Association
November 21:Historicizing the Refugee Experience
November 22: 2022 DC History Conference
November 28: 2022 DePaul Philosophy Conference

To view all calls for papers, click here.

FELLOWSHIPS and PRIZES

Coming up! Deadlines for applications:

November 14: 2021-22 Cold War Archives Research (CWAR) Institute Fellowships
November 19: Beinecke Scholarship Program
November 30: Loeb Institute for Religious Freedom Undergraduate Research Fellowship
December 15: Short-Term Fellowships | The Newberry
January 18: Folger Institute Research Fellowships
February 14: UNC Moore Undergraduate Research Apprentice Program

To view all fellowships and prizes, click here.

JOBS and INTERNSHIPS

Ongoing: Art and Archival Collections Manager - Cosmos Club
November 15: Assistant Professor of Comparative Studies - Ohio State University
November 28: Ethnic Studies Assistant Professor- Contra Costa Community College
November 30: Managing Editor, Cleveland Museum of Art
December 31: Museum Educator, National Children's Museum
December 31: Public Works Community Producing Coordinator - The Public Theater

To view jobs and internships, click here.

Undergrad JOBS and INTERNSHIPS

November 12: Project Manager, Library of Virginia
November 22: Collections Digitization Specialist - Japanese American National Museum
November 14: Curator/Museum Assistant - New Mexico
November 15: Program Associate - National Fund for Workforce Solutions
Ongoing: Paralegal - American Oversight
Ongoing: Civil/Criminal Justice Intervention Advocate - Cornerstone

To view undergrad jobs and internships, click here

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Maddie House-Tuck

Meet Maddie!

Maddie House-Tuck is a PhD student in American Studies at George Washington University. Prior to starting her PhD at GW, Maddie completed her Masters in Theatre and Performance Studies at Washington University in St. Louis. Maddie is a historian of US carcerality and abolitionist artmaking. Her research surveys aesthetic interventions that resist and reimagine carceral infrastructures, technologies, and material culture, and their stakes for thinking about the built environment and abolitionist landscapes.

We sat down to interview Maddie, which you can view here!

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