Amber Day

Amber Day is a Professor of History, Literature, and the Arts at Bryant University’s College of Arts and Sciences. Her work bridges media, art, and political speech, focusing on satire, irony, political performance, and public debate.

• PhD, Northwestern University
• MA, Northwestern University
• BA, McGill University

Her research explores intersections of political satire, feminist critique, and media activism. Recent publications include analyses of feminist comedians, satirical news, and global media resistance. Her 15 most recent articles span topics like gender in comedy, ventriloquism as activism, and political parody’s role in civic engagement.

Scientific Awards:

• Bryant University Merit Award (2021, 2019, 2016, 2014, 2012)
• Toby Award (2018)
• Research and Publication Awards (2017, 2011)
• Merit Award (2009)

She teaches courses on Political Satire, Theater of Political Engagement, and Introduction to Literary/Cultural Studies. Active in academic societies like the International Communication Association and American Humor Studies Association, her work shapes contemporary discourse on media and politics.