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Interesting research created by our American Studies students:
- "Capraesque America: The Great Depression Films of Frank Capra from 1934-1939"
- "A Matter of Taste: The Subculture of Vinyl"
- "The Effects of Patriarchy and Migration on Nigerian-Igbo Culture Sibling Sets within the United States"
- "The Cool Kids Call Them C-Notes: The Effectiveness of Cornell Notes in a Social Studies Class"
Meet a student researcher:
Benefits for American Studies students:
- Work with a faculty member
- Experience hands-on research
- Reinforce classroom learning
- Prepare for work or graduate school
- Travel to national conferences
- Receive grant funding
- Publish independent research
- Neighborhood University Initiative: A Strategy for Redevelopment of West Baltimore.
Simran Noor. UMBC Review vol.10.
- Economic Exclusivity alongside Racial Diversity in a 1960's Planned City: Columbia, Maryland.
Nancy Tewell. UMBC Review vol.10.
So, what are you doing next summer?
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For more information:
Janet McGlynn at mcglynn@umbc.edu or 410-455-5754