Check Out GW's Newest Minor!

GW has added an Asian American Studies minor within the English Department, which you can check out 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

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UPCOMING EVENTS

October 13: A Conversation with Dr. Cornel West
October 13: What is a Monument?
October 15: The Body and Religiously Motivated Social Action: A Global Look at Religion and Political Transformation
October 18: Thomas Guglielmo - Divisions: A New History of Racism and Resistance in America's WWII Military

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CALLS FOR PAPERS

Deadlines are approaching fast for:

October 15: National Parks in Prospect - American Studies Association
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

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FELLOWSHIPS and PRIZES

Coming up! Deadlines for applications:

October 12: Presidential Management Fellows (PMF) Program
October 23: Glenn Harwood Memorial Scholarship Opportunity
October 27: Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Completion Fellowships
November 1: The Newberry Long-Term Fellowships

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JOBS and INTERNSHIPS

October 11: Assistant Professor in Contemporary African American Literature and Culture - Binghamton University
October 15: Assistant or Associate Professor, Asian American Studies - Ithaca College
November 3: Assistant Professor of Queer and/or Trans Ethnic Studies - San Fransisco State University
November 15: Assistant Professor of American Studies - GWU

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To view undergrad jobs and internships, click here

Alumni Spotlight: Torrey Sanders

Torrey Sanders is currently undertaking a project in Charleston, South Carolina that intersects Critical Race Theory and history. Specifically, she was able to urge city officials to construct a fence around a Black gravesite, protecting and promoting the history of Black Charlestonians.

Read more about Torrey's current work here.

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