IRH Announces UW–Madison Faculty Fellows for 2020-2021
IRH Director Steven Nadler is pleased to announce the UW–Madison Faculty Fellow cohort for 2020-2021:
The full 2020-2021 IRH Fellow list will be announced at the end of the Spring semester.
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
The full 2020-2021 IRH Fellow list will be announced at the end of the Spring semester.