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PhD graduand Michael Docherty secures postdoc at the University of Innsbruck

By | 25 August 2021

Congratulations to PhD graduand, Michael Docherty, who has recently secured a postdoc position at the University of Innsbruck. We recently caught up with Michael to … Read more

Alumnus Mark Sutherland shares his year abroad experience

By | 08 July 2021

American Studies alumnus Mark Sutherland shares his account of his journey to, and time in the US for his year abroad. By Mark Sutherland I … Read more

Earth Day, US history and committing to activism

By | 22 April 2021

By Dr John Wills Director of the Centre for American Studies It’s now over fifty years since the very first Earth Day.  Back in April … Read more

Alumni Profile: Emma Long

By Matthew Brears | 12 March 2021

We catch up with Alumna, Emma Long, to see what she’s been up to since leaving Kent. What are you doing now? I’m currently a … Read more

Graduate Profile: Edward Smith

By Matthew Brears | 19 February 2021

American Studies graduate, Edward Smith, tells us about what he’s been up to since leaving Kent. What are you doing now?  I am currently working … Read more

Professor David Stirrup gives talk at the University of Oxford

By | 02 February 2021

Professor of American Literature and Indigenous Studies, David Stirrup, recently gave a talk hosted by the Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities titled, ‘”Oxford is … Read more

Student Profile: Irene Lopez Sanchez

By | 13 January 2021

Irene Lopez Sanchez is a PhD student at the Centre for American Studies at the University of Kent. We caught up with Irene to find … Read more

John Wills gives talk about new book, Gamer Nation, at USSO Book Hour

By | 17 December 2020

Director of the Centre for American Studies, John Wills, recently gave a talk titled, ‘Play America and Video Games in an Experimental Age‘ about his … Read more

The Centre for American Studies hosts its fourth Americanist Symposium

By | 01 December 2020

The fourth Americanist Symposium, organised by Jack Dice and Irene Lopez, postgraduate students at The Centre for American Studies at the University of Kent took … Read more

Dr John Wills contributes essay to US National Film Preservation Board

By flj | 29 September 2020

The Board also invites film scholars to write essays about the movies explaining their significance. Dr John Wills, Reader in American History and Culture and Director … Read more

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