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Graduate Scholars in Residence
This program provides up to nine students in the humanities with a one-course teaching release or summer funding, enabling them to devote an entire semester to work on their dissertations. Students are required to be in residence at University Park for the duration of the grant period.
The Sonorous City: Sounds and Itineraries of the Colonial Urbanscape in Latin American historical fiction
Digital Colorline: Racializing Informatics and the Black Critique of Technology
At the Limits of the Human Rights Regime: Perpetrator Perspectives in Contemporary Literatures and Visual Cultures
“Does Critical Theory Need Hope?”
“Outraged people, it is our time to stand up” Slavery’s Influence upon the Guadeloupean Workers’ Movement, 1891-1914
Ends of Language in the Anthropocene: Narratives of Environmental Destruction in Turkish, Arabic, and Arab-Anglophone Speculative Fiction
An Ever-Bleeding Heart: Life Narratives in the Alsace-Lorraine Borderland, 1870-1920
The Politics of Attachment: Toward a Critical Theory of Affect
Ambient Technologies