Archive, Museum, Manuscript, and Print Designated Emphasis

Subject abbreviation: AMMP College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences

Andrea Denny-Brown (English), Director Office 2207 HMNSS andrea.denny-brown@ucr.edu

Advisory Committee & Participating Faculty

Jody Benjamin (History) Heidi Brayman (English) Heidi Brevik-Zender (French & Comparative Literature) Thomas Cogswell (History) Brian Geiger (Center for Bibliographic Studies & Research) Catherine Gudis (History) Randolph Head (History) Robin Katz (UCR Library) Amy Kenny (English) Matthew William King (Religion) Aleca Le Blanc (Art History) Carla Mazzio (English) Mark Minch-de Leon (English) Kristoffer Neville (Art History) Padma Rangarajan (English) Fuson Wang (English) Cherry Williams (UCR Library Special Collections & University Archives) Susan Zieger (English)

The Designated Emphasis is a 12-unit interdisciplinary graduate course of study, requiring coursework across at least two departments. Two of the three required courses, if otherwise eligible, may count towards the student’s Ph.D. requirements.

• 1. Two (2) courses (8 units) selected from

AHS 260, AHS 273, AHS 274, CRWT 186A, CRWT 186B, ENGL 117T, ENGL 120T, ENGL 151T, ENGL 152, ENGL 246, ENGL 250, ENGL 260, ENGL 272, ENGL 273, ENGL 282, FREN 160, HISE 113, HISE 114, HIST 197, HIST 240 (E-Z), HIST 262, HIST 263. Students may ask to count another course with relevant content as approved by the Designated Emphasis Director. Students must select courses from at least two different departments or programs, one of which may be their home department. Undergraduate courses taken to fulfill these requirements must be accompanied by a 2-unit 292 course with extra work mutually agreed upon by professor and student.

• 2. Significant Research Product: All students

must complete a 297 graduate course (4 units) with a AMMP affiliated faculty member that produces an approximately 25-page research paper. This paper will fulfill the research requirement of the DE. Students may ask to write their research project within a graduate seminar, as approved by the Designated Emphasis Director. If they request this option, the seminar in question will replace the required 297 units and cannot be used for PhD units.

All requirements for the Designated Emphasis must be satisfied before a student advances to candidacy in their Ph.D. field; a minimum GPA of 3.0 is required for the award of the Designated Emphasis.