This program, jointly sponsored with the College of the Liberal Arts and the commonwealth campuses, provides up to eight faculty members per year with one semester of release time from teaching, and a $1,000 mini-grant for research expenses and/or materials.
From Borders to Barrios: An Environmental History of Policing Latinos
Milton’s Library / Promiscuous Reading
Rio-mar, Mare internum: The Amazon and the Mediterranean in an Age of Empire
Criminal Sentencing and Gitano Families in Early Modern Spain
Blackland, a novel
Signaling Gender: Nonbinary Discourses and the Sociality of Identity
My Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart: Lyric Nonfiction
Variants in the Machine: Black Mothers Making Futures Against Natal Alienation
Humanities and Information Scholars
The Making of a Free State: Free Soil, Free Labor, and Black Freedom in the Borderland of Southwestern Pennsylvania
Founding Families: The Convention Movement and the Long History of Black Civil Rights Organizing
For the Love of Memory: Memory-Objects at the Limits of the Archive
Biographical Dictionaries of Islamic Scholars as Communities of Masculine Belonging