Spring 2018 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Joanne Britland (Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese)
Joanne Britland (Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese)
Nizar F. Hermes (Middle Eastern & South Asian Languages & Cultures)
Jack Chen (Chinese Literature) This workshop will bring together humanities scholars working on information management (the process an
Eve Danziger (Anthropology)
Tierre Sanford (Slavic Languages & Literatures)
Emily Mellen (Music)
Jeremy Sorgen (Religious Studies)
Spring 2015 Grant Recipient Faculty Leena Cho and Matthew Jull (Architecture) The CGII grant will fund a traveling design studio, "ADG / Svalbard Studio", organized by the Arctic Design Gr
Geoffrey M. Geise (Chemical Engineering)
Jessica Marroquín (Spanish, Italian and Portuguese)
Erik Linstrum (History) How did British society respond to the use of torture, the massacre of civilians, and other atrocities which
Brenton Peterson (Politics) In many newly emerging democracies, incumbent leaders use their control over election administr
Chad Miller (Architecture) The flexible city accommodates a choreography of material and people flows, comings and goings, ar
Sylvia Tidey (Anthropology, Global Studies)
Herman Mark Schwartz, Professor (Politics) publishes article in the Review of International Political Economy, May 27, 2019: American h
Chenyu Wang(Education) In this project, I aim to provide a sustained ethnographic account of how students from China attend
Marcel Durieux, Professor Emeritus (Anesthesiology)
Janet Horne & Alison Levine (French)
Shiqiao Li and Esther Lorenz (Architecture)
M. Tayyab Safdar (Politics) and Dorothy C. Wong (Art History)
M. Tayyab Safdar (Politics) and Dorothy C. Wong (Art)
Dorothy Wong, Professor of Art and Director, East Asia Center
Abigail Bradford (Art) Performance spaces are critical to understanding how spectators experience music.
Bremen Donovan (Anthropology)
Tracey Stewart (Music) This dissertation explores how music and musical performances are used to mediate trauma and memory,