Stephanie Barczewski
Professor, History and Geography
Spring 2023
To finalize a book proposal for a project entitled A History of British National Parks, produce journal articles and book chapters and submit conference papers.
James Burns
Professor, History and Geography
Spring 2023
To make progress on a digital monograph Cinema and Society in the South Asian Diaspora.
Megan Eatman
Associate Professor, English
Spring 2023
To complete a book proposal for a second monograph that centers on the appropriation of scientific language and research processes in vernacular discourse.
Andrea Feeser
Professor, Art
Spring 2023
To research and work on articles for two projects centered on Wedgwood’s 1787 Abolitionist Medallion and amalgamated images of Native Americans, slaves, and white colonizers in eighteenth-century America.
Michelle Smith
Associate Professor, English
Spring 2023
To conduct archival research necessary for a second book project tentatively titled Second Life: A Rhetorical History of Rosie the Riveter.
Valerie Zimany
Professor, Art
Spring 2023
To travel and collect field data, develop collaborations and create a new portfolio of artwork expanding a "Dirt x Digital: Profiles, Patterns, and Print Phenomena" project for national and international presentation.
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 literary 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.