Nicholas D. Krebs
Doctoral Candidate in American Studies
Department of Critical Culture, Gender, and Race Studies
Washington State University
AMST @ Washington State University
Department Bio and Teaching Assignment Info
AMST @ Washington State University
Department Bio and Teaching Assignment Info
Nick focuses on the formation and transmission of cultural knowledge. His current research examines the concept of empire as it exists in U.S. popular culture, particularly recent Hollywood films.
Ph.D. American Studies: Washington State University, 2019 (expected).
M.A. American Studies w/conc. in African American Studies: Purdue University, 2013.
B.A. African American Studies, History, Law & Society: Purdue University, 2011 (with distinction).
"Confidently (Non)cognizant of Neoliberalism: Kanye West and the Interruption of Taylor Swift," Nicholas D. Krebs. The Cultural Impact of Kanye West, edited by Julius Bailey. Palgrave Macmillan, 2014.
College of Arts and Sciences Recruitment Fellowship, Washington State University, (Summer) 2015, $2500.
Outstanding Senior in African American Studies at Purdue University, 2011.
Ankh Maat Wedjau Honor Society of the National Council for Black Studies, 2011 inductee
American Studies Association
Society for Cinema and Media Studies