Hello ASE family! Today we are celebrating former ASE professor Shana Redmond as she takes the helm as President of the American Studies Association. Congratulations Shana!
ASE CONGRATULATES QUINN ANEX-RIES, for getting published on The Washington Post for his research on how anti-porn laws have historically been weapon used against LGBTQ Americans, feminists, and others. Click the link on our bio to read the article.
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We would like to congratulate one of our doctoral students, Michelle Vasquez Ruiz, for winning the Humanities in a Digital World Fellowship for 2020-2022!
This award valued at over $70,000 annually gives Michelle the opportunity to present her work at symposia aimed to demonstrate how digital techniques can shape research, writing, and presentation of evidence in the humanities.
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Congratulations Professor Natalia Molina, one of our outstanding members and expert in history, Latinx studies, immigration, gender, urban studies, and public health – who just received a year-long fellowship from the Huntington for her next project on the Mexican workers who built the Huntington!
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“On the one hand, there are public health habits that promote safety and well-being — but these actions often do the insidious work of playing into already existing racial apprehensions and aggravating them into a public anxiety,” said Nayan Shah, one of our department professors, to the LA Times on the xenophobic reaction the world is having toward the coronavirus. Link in bio. (Picture: Irfan Khan/ Los Angeles Times)
