Daniel Carrigy is Senior Lecturer in Modern History and English at Avondale University, where he also serves as the Course Convenor for the Bachelor of Arts degree. A passionate educator, Daniel has been awarded for his outstanding contributions to student learning.
Daniel's research expertise primarily sits in the field of American Studies. He is particularly invested in explorations of American identity, nationalism, and imperialism, both in history and literary studies. As such, much of his work revolves around the history of the American frontier, as well as its representation in contemporary literature, film, and television. He has also conducted research across a number of additional areas, including the American Revolution, the post-war American novel, video game studies, and detective fiction.
Daniel is available for HDR supervision for both the Masters of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. He is particuarly interested in topics that explore American history, American literature, film/television, as well as imperialism/empire, and nineteenth century Australian history.
| Year | Level | Research Title | Institution | Supervisor Type |
| Current | PhD |
The effects of battle-related trauma upon WWI Australian Imperial Force Front Line Chaplains |
Avondale University |
Co-Supervisor |
