Address
Office: University Hall 408
Cal State University, Fullerton
American Studies
800 N. State College Blvd.
UH-313
Fullerton, CA. 92831
Alison Kanosky, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Department of American Studies
Bio / Description
Crime, Prisons, and Society; Cultures of Security and Militarism; Ethnography
Degrees
2015, Ph.D., American Studies, Yale University
Research Areas
My research, work, and teaching relate to the following areas: Ethnography and Community Studies of the U.S.; 20th century U.S. history; Prisons and Society; Cultures of Security and Militarism; Poverty and Inequality; Public Memory and Public Humanities; Theories and Methods of American Studies; Rural and Postindustrial Communities.
Courses Regularly Taught
AMST 301 American Character
AMST 350 Theories and Methods of American Studies
AMST 405 Images of Crime and Violence in American Culture
AMST 439 American Photographs as Cultural Evidence
AMST 502T Public Memory
Office Hours
Fall 2023:
Tuesdays 9:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. in GH 408 or via Zoom, and at other times by appointment
Email me at akanosky@fullerton.edu for a Zoom link
Current Course Schedule
Fall 2023:
AMST 301: American Character
AMST 439: American Photographs as Cultural Evidence
