Race and Ethnicity Studies
People specializing in this area
Advisers
Carla J. Mulford
Early African American studies, Native American Studies, Asian American studies. Dissertations directed in these fields include those by Mathew RudeWalker, Youngsuk Chae, Cedrick May, Elizabeth Archuleta, Amy E. Winans, and Rochelle Zuck.
Faculty
Carla J. Mulford
Early African American studies, Native American Studies, Asian American studies. Dissertations directed in these fields include those by Mathew RudeWalker, Youngsuk Chae, Cedrick May, Elizabeth Archuleta, Amy E. Winans, and Rochelle Zuck.
Aldon Lynn Nielsen
critical theories of race and ethnicity; comparative US literatures; Latin American literature; have taught African American, Asian American, Native American and Latino literature courses.
Benjamin Schreier
Jewish and Jewish American literature and culture; Theory of identity and identification; Ethnic and identitarian legibility; American ethnic literature; New York Intellectuals; National and nationalist discourse; Metropolitanism and Cosmopolitanism; Habits of thought and recognition; Aesthetics
Graduate Faculty
Carla J. Mulford
Early African American studies, Native American Studies, Asian American studies. Dissertations directed in these fields include those by Mathew RudeWalker, Youngsuk Chae, Cedrick May, Elizabeth Archuleta, Amy E. Winans, and Rochelle Zuck.
Aldon Lynn Nielsen
critical theories of race and ethnicity; comparative US literatures; Latin American literature; have taught African American, Asian American, Native American and Latino literature courses.
Benjamin Schreier
Jewish and Jewish American literature and culture; Theory of identity and identification; Ethnic and identitarian legibility; American ethnic literature; New York Intellectuals; National and nationalist discourse; Metropolitanism and Cosmopolitanism; Habits of thought and recognition; Aesthetics
Graduate Students
Justus Berman
Racial Formations in the United States with emphases on Chicanx and Latinx literature and Culture.
Emeritus Faculty
Linda Furgerson Selzer, Ph.D.
Critical race theory, theories of cosmopolitanism, intertextuality