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The Department of Political Science at Tulane University, the site of the founding of the American Political Science Association in 1903, is one of the oldest departments of its kind in the nation. Its mission is to contribute to a deeper understanding of politics, government, international affairs, and international development through faculty research and publication; to serve as a source of ...
13. Sept. 2023 · Brian T. Edwards is Dean of the School of Liberal Arts at Tulane, where he oversees 35 departments and programs in the social sciences, humanities, and fine and performing arts—including 60 undergraduate majors and two dozen M.A., M.F.A., and Ph.D. programs—plus the Shakespeare Festival, Summer Lyric Theatre, Carroll Gallery, Tulane University Marching Band, New Orleans Center for the Gulf ...
Allison N. Grossman is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Tulane University. Her research investigates how so-called "fragile" states cooperate with (or contest) international efforts to manage natural disasters and emergencies, including climate change, public health crises, and conflict.
11. Jan. 2023 · Adrian Anagnost teaches the history of modern and contemporary art and space in the Americas, with particular attention to Brazil, the U.S., and Atlantic World networks. Publications have considered representations of vernacular architecture, informality, and race in Brazilian modernism (Brésil/s 2021); performance and urban intervention as a ...
MA Program at Tulane. Tulane offers a terminal MA degree in Philosophy. The program is intended for students who are eager to continue their study of philosophy, but do not feel ready to enter a PhD program. The MA program can help students develop a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of both contemporary issues in philosophy as well ...
Dr. Boyles joined the School of Liberal Arts faculty in 2020 and since arriving at Tulane, has been awarded the 2020 “Media for Just Society Award” from Evident Change for her Ferguson Uprising ethnography. Prior to joining Tulane, she served as Division Chair and Division Director of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Lindenwood University, where she provided academic oversight for both ...
Chenise researches historic, cultural and ethnic links between North Africa and West Africa through the advent of literature. Other research interests of hers include transnational feminism, the African Diaspora (studied with a pan-African approach), and migration. Chenise Calhoun, at Tulane University School of Liberal Arts.
