Hall Center for the Humanities announces awards for 2021-22
LAWRENCE — The Hall Center for the Humanities has announced the following recipients of fellowships and grants awarded for 2021-22. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, recipients of research travel grants have been given until August 2022 to complete their research travel.
MID-CAREER RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP for 2021-22:
Araceli Masterson-Algar, associate professor, Department of Spanish & Portuguese
HUMANITIES RESIDENT FACULTY FELLOWSHIPS for 2021-22:
Jane Barnette, associate professor of theater & dance
Verónica Garibotto, associate professor of Spanish & Portuguese
Jessica Gerschultz, associate professor of African & African-American studies
Marike Janzen, associate professor of humanities
Molly Zahn, associate professor of religious studies
RICHARD AND JEANNETTE SIAS GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS IN THE HUMANITIES for 2021-22
Yi Zhao, doctoral candidate in the history of art
Pinyan Zhu, doctoral candidate in the history of art
FACULTY RESEARCH TRAVEL GRANTS:
Elise Kirk, assistant professor of architecture & design
Margaret Marco, professor, School of Music
Peter Ojiambo, associate professor of African & African-American studies
Sean Seyer, assistant professor of humanities
Dave Tell, professor of communication studies
GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH TRAVEL GRANTS:
Jim Martin Graduate Travel Award
Sara McClure, doctoral candidate in musicology
Andrew Debecki International Graduate Travel Award
Meng Tong, doctoral candidate in the history of art
Additional travel grants
Sadie Arft, doctoral candidate in the history of art
Rebekah Aycock, doctoral candidate in American studies
Sarah Dyer, doctoral candidate in the history of art
Titus Firmin, doctoral candidate in history
Marcus Höhne, doctoral candidate in English
Joao Batista Nascimento Gregoire, doctoral candidate in history
Giang Nguyen-Dien, doctoral candidate in American studies
Rachel Quist, doctoral candidate in the history of art
Emily Raymond, doctoral candidate in history
Sara Stepp, doctoral candidate in the history of art
VICE CHANCELLOR FOR RESEARCH BOOK PUBLICATION AWARD:
Andrea Meyertholen, assistant professor of German studies
FRIENDS OF THE HALL CENTER BOOK PUBLICATION AWARDS:
Marni Kessler, professor of the history of art
Maya Stiller, associate professor of the history of art
APPLIED HUMANITIES SUMMER FELLOWS
William Garcia-Medina, doctoral candidate in American studies, Arts Council of Johnson County and Culture Division of Johnson County Park & Rec
Haley Bajorek, master's candidate, African & African-American studies and museum studies, Black Archives of Mid-America
Brian Trump, doctoral candidate in history, Humanities Kansas
Natalie Vondrak, master's candidate, museum studies, Independence Avenue Community Improvement District
Cara Nordengren, master's candidate, history of art, Kansas City Public Library
Korbin Painter, doctoral candidate in women, gender & sexuality studies, National World War I Museum and Memorial
Andisheh Ghaderi, doctoral candidate in French, Francophone & Italian studies, Watkins Museum of History
Chaea Hong, master's candidate, history of art, Watkins Museum of History
Ayah Wakkad, doctoral candidate in English, KU Center for Undergraduate Research
Katherine Hinders, doctoral candidate in film & media studies, KU Emily Taylor Center for Women & Gender Equity
Hannah Soyer, master's candidate in English, KU Center for Sexuality and Gender Diversity
APPLIED HUMANITIES BOOT CAMP
Cagil Albayrak, doctoral candidate in political science
Alexander Adelmund, master's candidate, museum studies
James Alexander, doctoral candidate in music
Jason Baltazar, doctoral candidate in English
Amber Brown, doctoral candidate in women, gender & sexuality studies
Brigid Enchill, doctoral candidate in French, Francophone & Italian studies
Marta Fernandez Velasco, master's candidate, French, Francophone & Italian studies
Molly Han, doctoral candidate in communication studies
Marcus Höhne, doctoral candidate in English
Clint Hurshman, doctoral candidate in philosophy
Sarah Kugler, doctoral candidate in English
Haoran Ni, doctoral candidate in history
Cara Nordengren, master's candidate in the history of art
Guillermina Pena, doctoral candidate in Spanish & Portuguese
Samuel Rogers, doctoral candidate in history
Rachel Schwaller, doctoral candidate in history/religious studies
Zachary Smith, doctoral candidate in English
Darcy Sullivan, doctoral candidate in sociology
Brian Trump, doctoral candidate in history
Christabel Tsoto, doctoral candidate in geography & atmospheric sciences
Michael VanHartingsveldt, master's candidate in the history of art
Brendan Williams-Childs, master's candidate in English
Wenjun Yang, doctoral candidate in geography & atmospheric science
VISITING REGIONAL FACULTY
Lisa Corrigan, associate professor, University of Arkansas
SIMONS PUBLIC HUMANITIES FELLOWSHIP
Crystal Campbell, visual artist.