Bilkent University
Professor McCormack presents “Alien Encounters: Race, Memory, and UFO Tourism in Roswell, New Mexico” at special Critical Mystery Studies symposium at the University of New Mexico, 19 November
Join the Bilkent Historical Society and the Bilkent Horror Society on 31 October for a special Halloween screening of The VVitch, with a discussion by AMER’s Professor Johnson.
Congratulations to Professors Britain Hopkins and Daniel Johnson on the recent publication of their work!
Join the American Culture Society for its Introductory Meeting, meet other members of ACS, and demonstrate your knowledge of American trivia!
The interdisciplinary nature of the AMER program means it opens doors in a wide range of sectors.
The Department of American Culture and Literature at Bilkent University invites students to engage the multiplicity of understandings of “America” broadly and comparatively. Our interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts program draws on faculty strengths in a variety of fields, including intellectual and social history, literary studies, cultural studies, ecocriticism, critical race studies, social theory, and popular culture. Our students develop a mastery of the English language along with the sort of critical thinking and analytical skills they require to navigate their personal and professional lives.
Professor McCormack presents “Alien Encounters: Race, Memory, and UFO Tourism in Roswell, New Mexico” at special Critical Mystery Studies symposium at the University of New Mexico, 19 November
continue reading →Join the Bilkent Historical Society and the Bilkent Horror Society on 31 October for a special Halloween screening of The VVitch, with a discussion by AMER’s Professor Johnson.
continue reading →Congratulations to Professors Britain Hopkins and Daniel Johnson on the recent publication of their work!
continue reading →Join the American Culture Society for its Introductory Meeting, meet other members of ACS, and demonstrate your knowledge of American trivia!
continue reading →The interdisciplinary nature of the AMER program means it opens doors in a wide range of sectors.
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Everyone is welcome to come view the exhibit in Dr. McCormack’s office, G-115-B, and read the labels that tell the stories of these cherished objects.
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In case you missed it, Assistant Professor Pat McDonald was interviewed for the Bilkent News in February.
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Please join the American Culture and Literature Department for a special screening of the documentary film Sweetgrass (2009) followed by a discussion with filmmaker Ilisa Barbash.
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Join other AMER students and faculty for a get-together/pizza party on Thursday, 30 November, 17:30, in room G-110!
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Join Professor Johnson and participants of AMER-477, American Gothic, for a screening of episodes 3 and 4 of True Detective, Season 1, on Wednesday, November 29, in G-160.
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