Research Guides: Master of Arts in Liberal Studies (MALS): MALS Tracks

MALS research by Track

Doing research while at MALS is an experience that will largely be shaped by your concentration, or track.

Some disciplines have full research guides, that you might want to browse in addition to this one:

Africana Studies
American Studies
Film Studies
New York Studies
Psychology (as it might relate to Psychology of Work and Family)
Urban Education
Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (see: Women's Studies and LGBT Studies)

Other tracks do not have their own complete guide (yet), but if you have suggestions about what resources have been helpful to you in those areas, please let your librarian know!

MALS Theses

MALS Theses submitted after February 2014 can now be found in the Graduate Center's new Institutional Repository, Academic Works.

For more information about thesis submission guidelines, please see the Dissertations & Theses guide.

Librarian Contacts by MALS Track

Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Librarian Contacts by Track

Not sure who to contact? Get in touch with Stephen Zweibel.

Track	Librarian
Africana Studies	Elvis Bakaitis
American Studies	Alycia Sellie
Approaches to Modernity	Stephen Klein
Archaeology of the Classical, Late Antique, and Islamic Worlds	Michael Handis
Biography, Autobiography and Memoir	Elvis Bakaitis
Childhood and Youth Studies	Alycia Sellie
Data Visualization	Stephen Zweibel
Digital Humanities	Stephen Zweibel
Fashion Studies	Beth Posner
Film Studies	Roxanne Shirazi
Individualized Studies	Alycia Sellie
International Studies	Stephen Klein
Latin American, Caribbean, and Latino Studies	Silvia Cho
Law and Society	Jill Cirasella
Migration and Global Cities	Silvia Cho
New York Studies	Alycia Sellie
Science and Technology Studies	Jill Cirasella
Social and Environmental Justice Studies	Adriana Palmer
Sustainability Studies	Adriana Palmer
Urban Education	Emily Drabinski
Western Intellectual Traditions	Stephen Klein
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies	Elvis Bakaitis