Past Fellows

Incoming Graduate Student Recruitment Fellowship

Berkand Caglar, Anthroplogy
Tanner Deeds, History

Summer 2019 Fellowships

Jose Aquirre Pombo, Spanish & Portuguese
"Transatlantic Baggage: The Cultural Itineraries of Iberian Returns"
Erin Crowley, Anthropology
“Food, Feasting, Cattle, and the Tise of Early Ireland”
Joshua Eichen, Geography
“Sugar Plantation States: Capitalism, Environment and Race-Making, 1520-1720”
Jennifer Hughes
“Viking Futures: Storytelling, Gender and Economy in Crisis Iceland”
Alexander Korte, Spanish and Portuguese
“Convenient Enemies: Viking Contact through the Eyes of the 'Invaded.' A Comparative Analysis of Iberian and English Chronicles”
Milica Milic-Kolarevic, Anthropology
“Responsibility: Ethics of Choice in Postcolonial Oncology Wards in Serbia”
Katherine Pierpont, History
“The Public Body: Sex Work in the 12th and 13 Century Southern France”
Joseph Sannicandro, Cultural Studies/Comparative Literature
“Impossible Spaces: Collectivism in Italian Aesthetics and Politics, 1967-1983”
Agnes Schaffauser, French & Italian
“Figures of the Migrant: Ethics and Aesthetics in Francophone Literature and Cinema"

Incoming Graduate Student Recruitment Fellowship

Cihan Demir, History

Summer 2018 Fellowships

Mario Cossio Olavide, Spanish and Portuguese
“Wisdom from Across the Sea: The Birth of Castillian Literature in its Mediterranean Context”
Natalia Defiel, Spanish and Portuguese
“Long-Term Censorship: Dissent from the Realm of Humor in Franco's Spain”
Alexandre Dubois, French & Italian
“The Poetics of the Sacred Space in France's Modern Age of Railway”
Yagmur Karakaya, Sociology
“Imperial Daydreaming about the Ottoman Past: Turjey as a Case Study in State-Sponsored Nostalgia”
Moritz Meutzner, German, Scandinavian & Dutch
“Eric Auerbach; Antihero of Cultural Criticism”
Karsten Olson, German, Scandinavian & Dutch
“Beyond the Public Sphere: The Secret Agency of Many”
Mikkel Vad, Cultural Studies/Comparative Literature
“April in Paris, Autumn in New York: European Jazz in the US, 1945-1970s”
Jan Volek, History
"Challenging the Reformation Paradigm: Religious Life in Central Europe, 1470-1530

Incoming Graduate Student Recruitment Fellowship

Christopher Levesque, Sociology

Summer 2017 Fellowships

Jazmine Contreras, History
"Gendering Collaboration and Resistance: Dutch Historical memory in a European Context"
Elizabeth Dillenburg, History
"Constructing ‘the Girlhood of Our Empire’:  Education, Emigration, and Girls’ Imperial Networks in Britain, South Africa, and New Zealand, c. 1880-1920"
Shannon Flarety, Art History
"Tell Me About It: The Role of Confession in Contemporary British and American Art"
Marit Hanson, Spanish and Portuguese
"Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, Cyborg: Corporeality, Alterity, and the Technological in Peninsular Women's Science Fiction"
Veronica Menaldi, Spanish and Portuguese
"Undenied Magic: The Function of Magical Practices and Their Practitioners in Medieval and Early Modern Iberian Literature"
Sandra Rellier, Spanish and Portuguese
"Recovering the Memories of ‘European-Africans’: Pieds-Noirs and Retornados"
Patrick Wilz, History
"In Cold Type: Print, Politics, the Public, and the Press in the United States and Britain, 1960-1995"

Summer 2016 Fellowships

Ana Anderson, Spanish and Portuguese
“Syntax in Contact: Variable Use of the –ra Morpheme in the Spanish of Galicia”
Tanja Andic, Sociology
“Anticipating the Future in Serbia: How Do Young People Imagine and Plan for Work in a Globalized Labor Market?”
Scott Ehrenburg, Spanish and Portuguese
“Lying and Dying for the Plural: Transformations of Queer Iberian Cinema”
Maria Hofmann, German, Scandinavian & Dutch
“Precarious Images: Documenting Human Tragedy”
Solveig Mebust, Musicology
“The Craft of Music: Norwegian Women as Music Patrons, 1870-1920”
Dylan Mohr, Cultural Studies/Comparative Literature
“Prisoners of No Nation: The Political Lives of Captive Art”
Charlotte Soulpin, French and Italian
“Composing with the Dead: Media Technology in French Literature, Cinema, and Television”