Humanities
Fall 2017 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Farzaneh Milani (Middle Eastern and South Asian Languages and Cultures The MESALC Spring SymposiumEnvisioning 21st Century Middle
Spring 2018 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Miguel Valladares-Llata (Academic Engagement, Library) By supporting the participation of Professor Arrua Avalos (Director of Nation
Spring 2018 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Alicia Caticha (Art and Architectural History) My dissertation takes up the eighteenth-century French sculptor Étienne--Mau
Fall 2017 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Robert Stolz, Brad Pasanek (English) and Chris Ali (Media Studies)
Spring 2017 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Manuela Achilles (German Studies) Spearheaded by the Center for German Studies and in collaboration with fifteen units at UVa, this
Spring 2016 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Asher Biemann(Center for German Studies, Religious Studies) The Center for German Studies, together with fifteen units at U
Spring 2017 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Rachael Givens Johnson (History) The Center's funds enabled me to present a conference paper based on my developing dissert
Fall 2016 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Matthew Burtner (Music) The Global Ecoacoustics Project is a collaborative global initiative between the University of Virginia, and i
Spring 2016 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Corinne Field (Women, Gender, and Sexuality)
Fall 2015 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Mehr Afshan Farooqi(Middle Eastern & South Asian Languages & Cultures) Beginning in 2006, with the Jaipur Li
Speakers: Edith W.
Spring 2017 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Nomi Dave (Music) This project is a year-long Improvisation Workshop, exploring social / aesthetic improvisation through a focus on
Spring 2016 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Alison Posey (Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese) This summer, I will partake in a competitive foreign service internship at
Spring 2018 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Michelle Walsh (Religious Studies) This project analyzes the influences shaping the transnational flow of Buddhist meditati
This project will examine Christianity in the kingdom of Kongo in the early modern period. This question has resonance not only for African historians but also for scholars of the Atlantic world.
Fall 2016 Grant Recipient
Graduate Students
Christopher Maternowski (History) This dissertation traces the genesis and evolution of the idea that the Tristan da Cunha i
Nicole Bonino, PhD Candidate (Spanish, Italian and Portuguese)
Spring 2016 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Nicole Bonino (Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese) The project I am currently working on, concerning migration and artistic f
Fall 2019 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Nicole Bonino (Spanish, Italian and Portuguese)
Fall 2017 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Anastasia Dakouri-Hild (Art/Archaeology) The question of core vs periphery has been intensely debated in the social sciences and the h
Spring 2016 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Aynne Kokas (Media Studies) China, the country with the world's most Internet users, offers US media/technology firms important mark
Spring 2018 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Ran Zhao (East Asian Languages, Literatures, and Cultures) Xu Xiake (1587-1641) was a Chinese geographer and travel writer of the Mi
Spring 2015 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Dannah Dennis(Anthropology) I'm currently conducting ethnographic research in Kathmandu for my dissertation in Anthropology