Classes
- Immigrant AmericaJMB199 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- American Immigration HistoryJMM295 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Race and Ethnicity in the U.S.JMM336 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Gender in the History of the U.S.JMM342 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Gilded AgeJMM343 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Czech Immigration to the U.S. since 1860JMM344 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- European Migration to the U.S.JMM380 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- U.S. Ethnic ExperienceJMM420 | Faculty of Social Sciences
Publications
- The elite, the peasants and Woodrow Wilson : American Slovaks and their homeland, 1914-19182006 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Diaspora and its ties to the Homeland : the case of Czech and Americans in the U.S. during the World War IPublication without faculty affiliation
- "If you catch 'em' you ought to clean 'em and fry 'em": immigration and naturalization services' discriminatory measures and foreign policy considerations2011 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Asian Americans - a model minority?2011 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Czech and Slovaks in the US in US archives2007 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- They wished to combine the spirit of Bohemia and America : Czech Women's Clubs in Chicago, 1890-1940 - the liberal 'progressive' type2006 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Homeland culture transplanted and transformed : Czech- and Slovak-American organizations2006 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- A Transatlantic bond : Czech women's clubs in Chicago, 1890-19142005 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- "If you catch 'em, you ought to clean 'em and fry 'em"2004 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- From immigrants to ethnics-Americans2004 | Faculty of Social Sciences
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