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American Studies
American Studies offer more than just a curriculum. We offer a broad, practical major that is intellectually challenging, yet highly flexible. As an American Studies major, you will examine American culture from a variety of perspectives, while learning excellent analytical and writing skills. Because of its flexibility, the 36-hour major allows you to combine disciplines. Our students find that American Studies is an ideal double major with fields such as education, history, English, communications, and the social sciences. Individualized interest, diverse course selection, and distinguished guest speakers provided you with an exciting and unique opportunity to study the American experience.
Read the first issue of the American Studies Newsletter - April 2008
What Can I Do with a Degree in American Studies?
The highly personalized 36-hour major prepares you for a variety of career choices. Some of those choices are:
- publishing
- library studies
- media
- business
- education
- government
The American Studies major is excellent preparation for graduate school. Some of the programs our students go on to study are:
- law
- public policy
- literature
- history
- government service
- public relations
Our distinguished teacher-scholars come from a variety of disciplines. Many have published books in their fields and written for publications like the New York Times, the Washington Post, and major academic journals. They are friendly and eager to help.
You will received an exceptional amount of individual attention and academic advising, making it easier for you to reach our goals, and graduate on time.
How Do I Learn More About the American Studies Major at Rider?
To learn more about the innovative and exciting courses, social gatherings, and community activities we offer, please contact:
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Dr. Jack Sullivan Professor of English Office: Fine Arts 327 Phone: (609) 896-5573 Email: sullivanja@rider.edu |
