Dean Lampros
Lecturer - History Phil Social Sciences
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BA, University of Pennsylvania
MA, Boston University
PHD, Boston University
Dean Lampros teaches cultural history and American Studies at RISD. His current research explores symbolic colonization and the way landscapes, both permanent and impermanent, were used to rewrite history and bolster the ruling elite’s claims to authority in 20th-century New England. His broader interests include intersections between vernacular architecture, material culture, popular culture, mass consumption, race and ethnicity, queerness, politics and historic preservation.
Fall 2022
- HPSS-S252-01 The American Way Of Death
Wintersession 2023
- HPSS-8965-02 Collaborative Study
- HPSS-W241-01 From The Model T and The Suv To The Tesla Model 3: The Car and The World It Made
Spring 2023
- HPSS-8900-03 HPSS Independent Study
- HPSS-8965-01 Collaborative Study
- HPSS-S171-01 The New England Landscape
- HPSS-S494-01 Buying The American Dream: American Consumer Culture
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BA, University of Pennsylvania
MA, Boston University
PHD, Boston University