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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.
(S)extractivism in the American Tropics: Sex Workers as Reproductive Laborers of National Identities, Sex Tourism, and the Global Marketplace
Speculative Formations: Queer and Trans Communities in the Long Twentieth Century
Silicon Valley Stories: Reckonings, Recursions, and Infinite Loops
Migrants of Germany Unite! Bilingualism, Realism, and Novel Collectivities in Turkish-German Literature
Humanities Dissertation Release Scholar – Twentieth Century Sophistries: Popular Science, Human Manuals, and American Rhetorical History
“We make the sick into men again:” Reconstructing the Masculinist Medical Model of Trauma in World War I France
Sensible Bodies: Race and Sentimentalism in Nineteenth-Century France
Tourner autour du Mahagony: Marooning poetics of Martinican literature
Deportistas! Mexican Women, Sporting Citizenship, and Belonging in Twentieth Century United States
Terraqueous Encounters: Queer and Trans Embodiment and Care in Francophone Literatures of the Indian Ocean and Oceania