Internship Opportunities beginning Spring 2010
Posted on 11/12/09
American Studies
Student research and creative activity
The American Studies program at Kennesaw State University fosters and celebrates undergraduate research and creative activity. Below we feature student work from American Studies courses and related projects.
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A collection of papers on southern identity by students enrolled in AMST3750 Place in American Culture: (Re)Constructing Identity in the Post-millennial South (Fall 2007).
“Rubicon" 1.1: Fall 2007
Published by the Kennesaw American Studies Alliance (KASA), “Rubicon” is an independant journal of American Studies and social change. The publication features works written by students and faculty that address various topics and approaches concerning cultures, ideas, people, and their interactions in the Americas. For more information on the journal or to make a submission, please contact KASA at kennesawamericanstudies@gmail.com
Announcements & Events
The Civil Rights Revolution and the Southern Economy
Posted on 09/17/09
On Thursday, Octoer 15, 2009, Dr. Gavin Wright will deliver a lecture on “The Civil Rights Revolution and the Southern Economy.”
