Lea Jacobs. Communication Arts, UW-Madison. John Ford at Work: the Films in their Production Context, 1934-1950
Stephen Kantrowitz. Plaenert-Bascom Professor of History; Affiliate Faculty Member, Afro-American Studies; America Indian Studies Program, UW-Madison. Citizenship and Civilization: A Ho-Chunk History
Daniel Kapust. Political Science, UW-Madison. The Tragedy of the Imperial Republic: Narrative, Exceptionalism, and the Fate of Republican Self-Rule
Laura McClure. Professor of Classics, Mellon Morgridge Professor in the Humanities, Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies (CANES); Faculty Affiliate, Gender and Women’s Studies, UW-Madison. Re-imagining the Chorus: Jane Ellen Harrison, Virginia Woolf, H.D., and Greek Tragedy
Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen. History, UW-Madison. The American Ways of Wisdom
Lawrence Shapiro. Philosophy, UW-Madison. Neither Science nor Religion: Why Philosophy Matters for Answering the Big Questions
Cherene Sherrard-Johnson. (Race, Ethnicity, and Indigeneity Senior Fellow) Sally Mead Hands-Bascom Professor of English, UW-Madison. Interlapping Blackness: An Intimate Cartography
Resident Fellows
Monique Allewaert. English, UW-Madison. Luminescence: Insect Knowledges, Power, and the Literary: 1705-1814
Giuliana Chamedes. History, UW-Madison. Failed Globalists: Decolonization, the Movement for Global Economic Justice, and the Decline of European Welfare States, 1973-1993
Kathryn Ciancia. History, UW-Madison. Consular Powers: Citizenship and Polishness on the World Stage, 1900-1950
Lisa H. Cooper. English, UW-Madison. Ars Vivendi: The Poetics of Practicality in Late Medieval England
Steve Ridgely. Asian Languages and Cultures, UW-Madison. Japanese Kitsch: A Cultural Study in Three Towers
Claire Taylor. History, UW-Madison. A Feminist Economic History of the Ancient Greek World
Kate Vieira. Curriculum and Instruction, UW-Madison. Writing for Peace in Colombia: A Literacy Ethnography
Race, Ethnicity, and Indigeneity Fellows
Susan Robinson. School of Journalism & Mass Communication, UW-Madison. Trusting Journalists: How Identities and Structures Matter in the Newswork of a Polarized, Multicultural World
Monica M. White. Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, UW-Madison. We Stayed: Agriculture and Activism of Black Families Who Kept the Land
Solmsen Fellows
Heather Blurton. English, University of California, Santa Barbara. Inventing William of Norwich: Antisemitism and Literary Culture, 1150-1200
Amy Burnett. History, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The Religious Republic of Letters: Correspondence Networks in Reformation Germany
Katherine Reinhart. NEH Postdoctoral Fellow, Consortium for History of Science, Technology, and Medicine. Images for the King: Art, Science, and Power in Louis XIV’s France
Paul Taylor. Warburg Institute, School of Advanced Study, University of London. Iconographic Devices
Kingdon Fellows
Richard Antaramian. History, University of Southern California. Unravelings: Non-Muslims and Political Islam in the Ottoman Age of Empire
Stephen Shoemaker. Religious Studies, University of Oregon. Qur’an and Canon: The Contours of Scripture at the End of Antiquity
Biruté Ciplijauskaité Fellow
Ana María Laguna. Associate Professor of Early Modern Spanish Literature, Department of World Languages and Cultures, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey-Camden College of Arts and Sciences. Poetic Injustice: The Fight of Baroque Verse in the Francoist Age of Iron
American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Emerging Voices Fellow
Kyle Kajihiro. Geography and Environment; Ethnic Studies, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Remapping Lost Geographies: “Pearl Harbor”, Kahoʻolawe, and Spaces of Indigenous (Re)Emergence
Dissertation Fellows
Dana-Allen Dissertation Fellows
John Giblin. Spanish and Portuguese, UW-Madison. Baroque Genres: Theorizing the Early Modern Spanish Picaresque through Miguel de Cervantes
Michael Hayata. History, UW-Madison. The Politics of Redemptions in Ainu Cultural Production, 1886-1937
Kayci Olson Harris. History, UW-Madison. Pas de Deux: Cold War Ballet Exchanges and Franco-Soviet Cultural Interaction, 1953-1975
Lindsay Wells. Art History, UW-Madison. Plant-Based Art: Indoor Gardening and the British Aesthetic Movement
Robert J. Reinhold Dissertation Fellow
Mason Johnson. Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies (CANES), UW-Madison. Curating the Future in Seneca’s Epistulae Morales and Quaestiones Naturales
UW System Fellows
Carolyn Jeanne Eichner. History; Women’s & Gender Studies, UW-Milwaukee. The Name: Legitimacy, Identity, and Gendered Citizenship
Kennan Ferguson. Political Science, UW-Milwaukee. Beholden: Between Freedom and Debt
Lisa M. Hager. English; Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies, UW-Milwaukee at Waukesha. A Transgender Turn in Victorian Studies: Reconceptualizing Gender Identities in Nineteenth-Century British Literary Culture
Tanya Joan Tiffany. Art History, UW-Milwaukee. The Autobiography of a Seventeenth-Century Spanish Painter and Nun
Honorary Fellows
Simon P. Newman. Sir Denis Brogan Professor of History, History, University of Glasgow. The Invention of Runaway Slaves in the Seventeenth Century English Atlantic World
Justine Walden. Ph.D., History and Renaissance Studies, Yale University. What Price Souls: Capuchin Mission in Congo, Mercantilism, and Antislavery
Emeritus Fellow
Max Harris. Independent Scholar. Battling Demons: The Temptation of Antony in Art, Theater, Fiction, Film, and Fiestas
American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Postdoctoral Resident
Simon P. Balto. History; African American Studies, University of Iowa. Racial Framing: Criminal Minstrelsy in Jim Crow America
