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Ellen Noonan

Clinical Associate Professor of History; Director Archives and Public History Program

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Digital Humanities

Graduate School of Arts & Science

History

Ellen Noonan is currently serving as an Arts & Science Clinical Associate Professor of History; Director Archives and Public History Program at New York University.

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Ellen Noonan

New York University

Clinical Associate Professor of History; Director Archives and Public History Program

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history public history historical review historical scholarship performance studies african american studies culture race popular culture cultural studies musicology music history capitalism political history digital scholarship musical expression public performance american studies global history business history cultural context historical reassessment historical reconstruction musical analysis vocal music american identity early american literature famous opera history textbook gershwin’s new york nation’s economy working people cultural history black experience digital humanities black politics united states african identity

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Hearing Gershwin’S New York. The Cambridge Companion to Gershwin (2019)

vocal musicgershwin’s new yorkpublic performancemusic historymusicologymusicmusical analysismusical expression

REVIEW: Center for Women’s History, New-York Historical Society Museum Library, New York, Ny. The Public Historian (2017)

Ellen Noonan

public historyhistorical reviewhistorical scholarshiphistory

The History Textbook, Born Digital. Radical History Review (2013)

Ellen Noonan

historyhistorical reassessmenthistorical reviewpublic historyhistorical reconstructionhistorical scholarshiphistory textbookdigital scholarship

The Strange Career of Porgy and Bess: Race, Culture, and America’s Most Famous Opera. (2012)

Ellen Noonan

cultural contextculturecultural studiespopular cultureafrican american studiesperformance studiesfamous operarace

Who Built America: Working People and the Nation’S Economy, Politics, Culture, and Society, 3Rd Edition. Bedford/St. Martin’s (2007)

capitalismnation’s economysocial historypolitical historyglobal historyhistorybusiness historyeconomic historycivilizationsearly american literatureamerican identityworking peopleamerican studies

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Ellen Noonan

Clinical Associate Professor of History; Director Archives and Public History Program

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

Digital Humanities

Graduate School of Arts & Science

History

Ellen Noonan is currently serving as an Arts & Science Clinical Associate Professor of History; Director Archives and Public History Program at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ellen Noonan

New York University

Clinical Associate Professor of History; Director Archives and Public History Program

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Hearing Gershwin’S New York. The Cambridge Companion to Gershwin (2019)

vocal musicgershwin’s new yorkpublic performancemusic historymusicologymusicmusical analysismusical expression

REVIEW: Center for Women’s History, New-York Historical Society Museum Library, New York, Ny. The Public Historian (2017)

Ellen Noonan

public historyhistorical reviewhistorical scholarshiphistory

The History Textbook, Born Digital. Radical History Review (2013)

Ellen Noonan

historyhistorical reassessmenthistorical reviewpublic historyhistorical reconstructionhistorical scholarshiphistory textbookdigital scholarship

The Strange Career of Porgy and Bess: Race, Culture, and America’s Most Famous Opera. (2012)

Ellen Noonan

cultural contextculturecultural studiespopular cultureafrican american studiesperformance studiesfamous operarace

Who Built America: Working People and the Nation’S Economy, Politics, Culture, and Society, 3Rd Edition. Bedford/St. Martin’s (2007)

capitalismnation’s economysocial historypolitical historyglobal historyhistorybusiness historyeconomic historycivilizationsearly american literatureamerican identityworking peopleamerican studies

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