David Donar
Professor, ArtFall 2022 and Spring 2023
To research and develop an animation film and music based on the Acadian/Cajun/Creole culture of Southwestern Louisiana and Nova Scotia, Canada.
David Coombs
Associate Professor, EnglishFall 2022
To work on several projects including an essay, manuscript publications, a new book, and an expanded research agenda.
Rod Andrew
Professor, History and GeographyFall 2022
To make significant progress on monograph, Narrow Passage: War, Politics, and the Survival of the U.S. Marine Corps.
Pauline de Tholozany
Associate Professor, LanguagesFall 2022
To complete research related to the writing of a book manuscript Post-Revolutionary France: A History of Impatience.
Gabriela Stoicea
Associate Professor, LanguagesFall 2022
To conduct research and make significant progress on a monograph on the lierary and cinematic depictions of poverty and labor in German texts from mid-19th century to Hitler's rise to power in 1933.
Mashal Saif
Associate Professor, Philosophy and ReligionFall 2022
To make progress on second manuscript titled Traditional Islam and Modernity in Pakistan: An Intimate Account.
Todd Anderson
Associate Professor, ArtSpring 2022
To work on a major NSF and US Antarctic Program-backed collaborative research project called Ice Core Time Machines.
Susanna Ashton
Professor, English
Fall 2021 and Spring 2022
To finish a book, A Plausible Man: The Life of John Andrew Jackson.
Gabriel Hankins
Associate Professor, EnglishSpring 2022
To complete a contracted book, titled The Cambridge Introduction to Digital Humanities.
Walt Hunter
Associate Professor, EnglishSpring 2022
To complete and submit a contracted monograph titled The American House Poem, 1945-2015.
Lee Wilson
Associate Professor, History and GeographySpring 2022
To complete research and writing related to the production of a book manuscript tentatively entitled Neptune's Laws: Maritime Legal Culture in the British Atlantic World 1660-1800.
Steven Satris
Associate Professor, PhilosophyFall 2021 and Spring 2022
To establish the journal Teaching Ethics in the Department of Philosophy and Religion and to publish a book tentatively titled Ethics in Light of Wittgenstein.