Pamela E. Pennock,
Ph.D.
Welcome
to my website at the University of Michigan-Dearborn where I am an associate
professor of American history. I
specialize in American history since World War II, and I also teach the second
half of the American history survey (Civil War to the present.) My research
interests are consumerism, public health, and government regulation; my book, Advertising
Sin and Sickness (published 2007), focuses on attempts to control
cigarette and alcohol advertising from the 1950s through the 1990s. I am also a member of the American Studies
faculty, Women and Gender Studies faculty, and Urban and Regional Studies
faculty.
Please visit my
course websites for Fall semester 2008:
History 112: American Civilization Since 1877
History 3635:
History 497: Senior
Research Seminar: access on CTools
Courses taught in
previous semesters:
History 360: The
United States Since 1946
History
370/WGST 370: Women in
http://www-personal.umd.umich.edu/~ppennock/370schedule.htm
History
300: The Study of History: accessed on CTools only
American Studies 300: Comparative American Identities
History 490/590: American Consumer Culture
Important Links:
American Studies Program at UM-D
The History
Discipline at UM-D