Author: AMER
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Inaugural Senior Project Colloquium a Success
On Friday, 30 May, American Culture and Literature held its first-ever senior project colloquium, with presentations by a number of graduating seniors to a room full of professors, friends, and peers.
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AMER Faculty Present at IASA World Congress 2025
For the first time as a group, all full-time faculty members in American Culture and Literature participated in the International American Studies Association World Congress 2025, held at Hacetteppe University, 14-16 May.
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AMER’s Own Professor McCormack Featured in Bilkent News
Read Professor McCormack interview in the current issue of Bilkent News!
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Congratulations to Professor McCormack on the recent publication of her work
Join us in congratulating Professor Kara McCormack on the recent publication of her article, “Women’s Work in the Dystopian West: The Colonies in Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale,” by the Journal of American Studies, Cambridge University Press.
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Professor McCormack to Present at Critical Mystery Studies Symposium
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
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Special Halloween Screening and Discussion of Robert Eggers’ The VVitch
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.
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Congratulations to Professors Johnson and Hopkins on their recent publications
Congratulations to Professors Britain Hopkins and Daniel Johnson on the recent publication of their work!
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American Culture Society Introductory Meeting
Join the American Culture Society for its Introductory Meeting, meet other members of ACS, and demonstrate your knowledge of American trivia!
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What Can I Do With an AMER Degree?
The interdisciplinary nature of the AMER program means it opens doors in a wide range of sectors.
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Professor McCormack’s Museum of Ordinary Things
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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