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Bruce M. Arnold serves as an Assistant Professor at The Ohio State University, specializing in interdisciplinary American historical scholarship with emphases on race, gender, and military narratives. His academic profile bridges cultural, social, and technological histories across multiple eras and communities.
Education:
- Ph.D. in U.S. Cultural History, Louisiana State University and A&M College (2014)
- M.A. in U.S. History, Sam Houston State University
- M.A. in East Asian History, University of Wisconsin
His research explores the intersections of African-American experiences, Asian American communities, and military histories through lenses of foodways, technology, and consumer culture. Current investigations examine how educational systems, photographic practices, and wartime economies shaped identity formation and social structures in 20th-century America, with particular attention to marginalized populations.
Professor Arnold's publications demonstrate methodological range across edited volumes and journal articles. His co-edited works Critical Perspectives on Black Education (2014) and Chop Suey and Sushi from Sea to Shining Sea (2018) establish foundations in Black educational spirituality and Asian American culinary history respectively, while his article topics reveal evolving interests in Micronesian colonial education, computing systems development, and food-as-currency mechanisms during WWII.
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