Framing America: A Social History of American Art and California: On-the-Road-History provide new insights into the complex histories of both California and the nation as a whole.
Historic Deerfield invites applications from undergraduates in their Junior and Senior years for the Summer Fellowship Program.
Denise Uyehara and Cheri Gaulke, Los Angeles Performance artists, will talk about their work and engage in a conversation with the audience on Monday, November 14 in Lebus Court 113, Pomona College at 4:15 pm.
Come meet fellow faculty members and students and find out about: Spring course offerings; the major and minor requirements; seniors’ thesis topics; and upcoming events.
American Studies seniors Theresa Garcia and Jenessa Irvine were the recipients of awards at the Class Day Ceremony on May 18.
American Studies seniors presented their senior theses on Friday, April 30.
On Friday, April 26, 2013 seniors from the 5-College American Studies Program presented summaries of their senior theses to an appreciative audience in a packed house in the library of the History Department at Pomona College.
Matt Delmont wrote an essay on the racial legacy of Dick Clark’s American Bandstand titled “Clark Aids Blacks on Bandstand? Not always. A historian on the complex racial legacy of the music show Dick Clark hosted.”
The Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden offers two summer fellowships for undergraduate or graduate students interested in American Studies, U.S. History, Museum Studies, Education, or Historic Preservation.