Tag: American Studies

The Graduate School is pleased to announce its 2023 Summer Research Fellowship Recipients. These fellowships award doctoral students with financial support that allows them to focus solely on their dissertation research during the summer.

KC Hysmith (’23 Ph.D.) celebrated with her family during her doctoral hooding ceremony — and brought a memento from her mother to mark the milestone.

Doctoral candidate utilizes niche library at The New York Botanical Garden to help complete dissertation on vanilla.

Graduate student Marissa Carmi is a citizen of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin. As a graduate student, she’s brought her life experiences and perspective to serve her fellow graduate and professional students.

The Graduate School welcomes its incoming cohort of Weiss Urban Livability Fellows.

Ph.D. student Emily McDonnell is a proud citizen of the Navajo Nation who researches how material culture can be an expression of contemporary Indigenous identity and its connection with policy, geography, and economic development.

The Graduate School announces its 11 Impact Award recipients for 2022.

Torgeson is a recipient of the The Chatterjee Family Summer Research Fellowship, supported by generous donors and by The Graduate School.

Doctoral alumnus is determined to make a difference in his home community as the first chief operating officer for the International African American Museum

Kathryn Lofton – award-winning Yale professor, author, graduate alumna of UNC-Chapel Hill – to give 2018 Doctoral Hooding Ceremony keynote address