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Graduate Summer Fellows

2019

Shaonta Allen, Sociology
Unapologetically Black & Unashamedly Christian: Exploring the Complexities of Black Millenial Christianity
Andrea Beaudoin, Romance Languages & Literature
Las raices de la luz (The roots of light)
Zeinab Eskandari, History
Analyzing women's rights and status in nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century Iran
Kimberly Grey, English & Comparative Literature
A Mother is an Intellectual Thing: Essays on Trauma and Narcissism
Hillary Gyuras, Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Current Practices and Future Promises of the Demedicalization of Abortion: A Qualitative Study
Jenny Ham, Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Reimagining Accessibility For a Post-Ableist Future
Elaina Johns-Wolfe, Sociology
Evaluating the Role of Measurement and Urban Context in The Gentrification Debates, 1980-2016
Alyssa Konerman, English & Comparative Literature
The Echoes of Diaspora The Destruction of the West End and Race and Equity in Cincinnati Today
Katelyn Lusher, English & Comparative Literature
"The Word on the Street": Streetvibes, Activist Circulation, and Embodied Distribution
Rodrigo Mariño-Lόpez, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Viene la ausencia (The coming of absence) and Más allá del texto (Beyond the text)
Sayam Moktan, Political Science
An In-Depth Study of Migration of Women from Nepal for Domestic Work
Colleen O’Brien, Anthropology
Investigating a Late Classic Maya Plaza through Artifact Distributions to Find Evidence of a Marketplace
Caleigh Richissin, Anthropology
Investigating Ancient Marketplace Activity at Say Kah, Belize

2018

Caitlin Doyle, English & Comparative Literature
Access to Her Proper Stone: Formal Mastery & Marginalized Identity in the Work of Gwendolyn Brooks
Kristen Fleming, History
The Upstream Polluters in the Ecological Transformation of the Ohio River
Ian Golding, English & Comparative Literature
Drawing Civic Identity: How Illustrations Shaped 19th Century America
Alexander Golubski, Anthropology
Inequality and Gendered Networks in Pastoral Mongolia
Stacy Grover, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Queer Oral History in Appalachia
Margaret Kane, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Decoding Discipline: ‘Appropriate’ Femininity and Disparate School Discipline Practices
Julie Marzec, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
The (Im)possibilities of Ecuador’s Left Turn: State Responses to Gender-Based Violence
Sevsem Okay, Sociology
Patterns and Trends in the Spatial Assimilation of Middle Eastern Immigrants in the United States
Parker Christopher, Philosophy
The Rationality of Mental Disorder
Aleashia Walton, English & Comparative Literature
Claiming Baggage: The Airport Baggage Claim as a Kairotic Border of Violence

2017

Bijun Chen, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Not Your Normal Marriage: How Tongqi, or Women Married to “Gay Men,” Negotiate Marriage, Economy, and Culture in Contemporary China
Aparna Singh, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Women’s Experiences in Natural Disasters: A Case Study of the 2015 Nepal Earthquake
Emily Skaja, English & Comparative Literature
To Feel All the Hurting Beauty Go Flat: Plath, Northampton, & the Stigma of Mental Illness
Ryan Smith, English & Comparative Literature
Extended Family
Angela Stiefbold, History
Rural Character and Rural Economy: Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 1930-1990
Jelena Vicic, Political Science
Euroskepticism vs. the Establishment: Challenging the Status Quo?
Julia Escobar Villegas, Romance Languages & Literature
Archival Research on Muy Caribe Está

2016

Rasha Aly, Sociology
Finding Your Identity in a Domestic Violence Shelter
Luis Miguel Estrada Orozco, Romance Languages & Literature
Mexican Boxer: A Mythical approach to a Tragic Hero
Evan Johnson, History
Coexistence in the Face of War: Civil-Military Relations During the Thirty Years War (1618-1648)
Andrew McGrath, Anthropology
Circuit Breaker: Housing First as chronic caring
Sarah Nordgren, English & Comparative Literature
Territory Video
Guilherme Sanches de Oliveira, Philosophy
Representationalism and the Analogy between Scientific Models and Maps

2015

Sophonie Bazile, Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies
Dykeasporia: Queer Haitian Women Creating Their Own Spaces
Jocelyn Connolly, Anthropology
The Woodland Indian Occupation of the Lower Little Miami River Valley
Vanessa de los Reyes, History
From Ricky Ricardo to Chico and the Man: Latinos in American Popular Culture, 1951-1978
Juan Camilo Galeano Sanchez, Romance Languages & Literatures
An Intersectional Approach to Colombia’s La Violencia Female Literature
Sergio Daladier Molina Aristizabal, Mathematical Sciences
Semi-Regular Systems of Equations
Ondrej Pazdirek, English & Comparative Literature
After Him: A book-length poem in sections
Brenda Peynado, English & Comparative Literature
Our Mercy in April (a novel)

2014

Matthew Bauman, German Studies
The Truth Is Always More Subjective on the Other Side of the Wall: Television and Propaganda in the Two Germanys
Katherine Fiorelli, History
Whose History? Researching Changes in England’s Historical Curriculum
Jordan Hager, History
Searching for Medicinal Plants in the New World: Practical Approaches to Healing and General Health
Eugenia Mazur, Romance Languages & Literature
Contemporary Reception and Adaptation of Spanish Golden Age Theater in the United States
Alyssa McClanahan, History
“Take the Toys from the Boys!” Women’s Liberation, Environmentalism, and the Politics of the Anti-Nuclear Movement
Janine Morris, English & Comparative Literature
Attending to Digital Reading
Valentina Petrolini, Philosophy
Delusions and Rationality: Moving Forward from Bortolotti's Proposal
Kathleen Ratajczak, Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies
Creating Survivor Identities
Eric Rogers, Philosophy
Towards A Comprehensive Invasion Ecology: Expanding the Role of Systems Thinking in Explanations of Biological Invasions
Linwood Rumney, English & Comparative Literature
St. Matthias and the Great Moon Hoax

2013

Ufuk Adak, History
Behind the Walls: Prison Life in Ottoman Prisons in Istanbul and Izmir (1858-1910)
Matthias Barker, Philosophy
Ecological Sensibility Theory: Affordance Perception as a Model for Moral Perception
Brittany Cowgill, History
Monitoring Progress: The Story of SIDS, Infant Monitors, and Changing Doctor-Patient Relationships in the Twentieth-Century United States
Michael Ducey, Philosophy
Intentions and Meaning Determination
Ayca Mazman, Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies
Negotiating the Relationship Between Islam and Feminism in the Writings of Middle Eastern Women
Janine Morris, English & Comparative Literature
Webbed Ecologies: Examining Activist Movements Online
Katharine Polak, English & Comparative Literature
Introduction and Conclusion of Gutter love: Comics and the Mediation of Trauma

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