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Jump to navigation University of Pittsburgh Pitt Home Dietrich School Find People Cultural Studies Feature Slideshow Block About the Images About the Images About the Images About the Images About the Images About the Images About the Images About the Images About the Images About the Images About Faculty Program Requirements Student Resources Courses Alumni About the Cultural Studies Program The Graduate Program for Cultural Studies (CLST) provides the University of Pittsburgh with a vibrant intellectual center for interdisciplinary cultural critique and analysis. Through its two graduate certificate programs (MA and PhD), course offerings, common seminar and colloquium, graduate student fellowships, dissertation writers' colloquium, dissertation prize, incoming graduate student meet-and-greet, open house, professional workshops, distinguished guest lecture, major annual or biennial conference, and its co-sponorship of dozens of talks and forums, CLST fosters the intensive study of cultural formations, past and present, from around the world. One of the oldest and, with nearly one-hundred course offerings annually, most extensive cultural studies programs in the US, CLST serves as a site where 193 faculty members and 92 enrolled graduate certificate students from fifteen of Pitt's departments and schools exchange ideas about studying culture, beyond national boundaries and disciplinary divisions. CLST, in short, stands as an institutional forum for responding to the increasingly global need to engage, through interdisciplinary and postdisciplinary lenses, the problematics of culture. The program's current director is Ronald J. Zboray , Professor of Communication, and affiliate faculty member in Cultural Studies, Global Studies, and Gender, Sexuality, & Women's Studies. For a full calendar of program events, click here . News CLST Alum Donica O’Malley wins the 2019 Best Dissertation Award from the National Communication Association's American Studies Division Donica O’Malley, a CLST/GSWS certificate holder who received her PhD in Communication in 2018, has won the 2019 National Communication Association’s American Studies Division Best Dissertation Award for her “From Redheads to Gingers: Othering Whiteness in New... View » Former CLST Fellowship Awardee María Lis Baiocchi wins Sylvia Forman Graduate Prize of the Association for Feminist Anthropology CLST is pleased to announce that María Lis Baiocchi has won the 2019 Sylvia Forman Graduate Prize, awarded by the Association for Feminist Anthropology, for her paper, “The Bargaining Power of Love: Access to Rights, Affective Capital, and the Political Economy... View » Read More CLST Crosslists 40 Spring Seminars including Terry Smith's Common Seminar: HAT IS THE WORLD’S QUESTION? LONG HISTORIES, CONCURRENT POLITICS CLST is pleased to present its 40 crosslisted courses for Spring 2020 (click here ). Of special note is this year's CLST Common Seminar, WHAT IS... View » View All News » Search form Search Applications Students enrolled in a Pitt graduate or professional program with good academic standing can apply: MA or PhD Certificate Program Application Fellowship Application Dissertation Colloquium Cultural Studies Association Cultural Studies Association Alumni Books U.S. Media and Migration: Refugee Oral Histories (New York: Routledge, 2016) Read More Alumni Books Film and Television of the Late Soviet Era Read More Alumni Books Transnational Horror Across Visual Media: Fragmented Bodies Read More Alumni Books Weimar and Work: Labor, Literature, and Industrial Modernity on the Weimar Left Read More Alumni Books The Material Gene: Gender, Race, and Heredity After the Human Genome Project Read More Alumni Books Turning the Tables: Restaurants and the Rise of the American Middle Class, 1880-1920 Read More Alumni Books Resonant Dissonance: The Russian Joke in Cultural Context Read More Alumni Books Feminine Look: Sexuation, Spectatorship, and Subversion Read More Alumni Books Salome’s Modernity: Oscar Wilde and the Aesthetics of Transgression Read More Alumni Books Bollywood in the Age of New Media: The Geo-Televisual Aesthetic Read More Alumni Books One Less Car: Bicycling and the Politics of Automobility Read More Alumni Books We are the Mods: A Transnational History of A Youth Culture Read More Alumni Books Outside the Box: Corporate Media, Globalization and the UPS Strike Read More Alumni Books Islamophobia and the Politics of Empire Read More Support Us Support Us Footer logo Footer Block University of Pittsburgh Dietrich School of Arts & Sciences Cultural Studies Program 401 Cathedral of Learning 4200 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15260 412-624-7232 cultural@pitt.edu Resources Graduate Admissions Graduate Handbook Contact Us Social Media Links Revised 2020 Copyright 2020 Site by the Communications Services Webteam...