Stanley Fonseca
Adjunct Instructor
Miller Center 407, MSC: 41
Office Hours:
Spring 2023: Wednesdays 12-2 & by appointment.
Stan Fonseca is a historian of the twentieth-century United States. His work focuses on the histories of tourism, mobility, capitalism, and consumer culture. He is completing his dissertation in History at the University of Southern California.
Specialty
Tourism, Mobility, Capitalism, and Consumer CultureAcademic Credentials
University of Southern California, PhD in History, 2023 (expected)
University of Southern California, MA in History, 2020
Lewis & Clark College, BA in History, 2015
Teaching
Spring 2023
HIST 135-01 U.S. Empire to Superpower
HIST 297-F1 Capitalism & American Society
Research
Stan Fonseca is a historian of culture, travel, and empire in the modern history of the United States. His research currently centers around the growth of the cruise ship industry across the twentieth century, investigating the ties between tourism, mobility, capitalism, and cultural change in a transnational, mobile setting.