Past Fellows

Anthony Chemero, Philosophy, Embodiment

Christopher Phillips, History, "The People's War": Antidemocracy, Dissent, and Diversity on the Confederate Homefront

Eduardo Martinez, Philosophy, Civic Approaches to Governing Diversity

Holly McGee, Africana Studies, Race Work, Memory, and the Troubles Between Us: Kivie Kaplan and the NAACP 

Felicia Zamora, English, El Cielo En Nuestros Ojos :: Ecological Inamorata Pulse

Siham Bouamer, Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures, Transnational Moroccan Culture and Global-isms

Kathleen Grogan, Anthropology, Effects of lifestyle and environmental change on the human epigenome 

Brianna Leavitt-Alcantara, History, The Virgin’s Wrath: Gender, Religion, and Violence in the Maya Highlands of Chiapas

Amy Lind, School of Public and International Affairs, Memory Matters: The Feminist Politics of Memory, Resistance, and Coloniality in Postdictatorship Chile

Yizao Wang, Mathematical Science, Probabilistic Aspect of Time Series, Spatial, and Network Data Modeling 

Anima Adjepong, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, The Black Queens of Ghana: Women's Football, Gendered, and Sexual Nationalisms

Zvi Biener, Philosophy, Avoidance as an Intellectual Strategy

Jennifer Caplan, Judaic Studies, Unmasked: Jews, Identity, and Comic Books

Muhammad Faruque, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, The Interconnected Whole: Sufism, Climate Change, and Ecological Awareness

Chandra Frank, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Tidal Politics: Feminist Queer Diaspora, Cultural Interruption & the Politics of Refusal in the Netherlands

Laura Jenkins, School of Public and International Affairs, The Assault on Women's Rights in Global Politics

Anne Runyan, School of Public and International Affairs, Contesting Nuclearism and Nuclear Colonialism: Indigenous Women’s Resistances along the Nuclear Fuel Chain

Zhuo Ban, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies, Distemporality in the Global Machine: How Chinese Factory Workers Construe Time as the Felt Experience of Globalization

Seungki Kim, Mathematical Sciences, Scientific Study of Lattice Reduction Algorithms

Sharrell Luckett, English, The Luckett Paradigm: History, Theory, and Praxis

Kara Moranski, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, Language learning in Local Immersion Contexts

Angela Potochnik, Philosophy, Science and the Public

Robert Haug, History, The Red-Faced Demon of Khurasan: Conquest and Rebellion on an Early Islamic Frontier

John Lynch, School of Communication, Film, Media, Studies, Remembering Non-Humans in American Space Exploration: Memory at the Intersection of Patriotism, Science, and the Environment

Rebecca Sanders, School of Public & International Affairs, Resistance and Rollback: The Politics of Women’s Rights Contestation at the United Nations

Katherine Sorrels, History, On the Spectrum: Jewish Refugees from Nazi Austria and the Politics of Disability in Britain and America

Jay Twomey, English, Undoing Paul: Imagining Apostolic Insecurity in the Neoliberal Age

Lora Arduser, English, Mortuary Science and the Language and Practices of Care

Peter Langland-Hassan, Philosophy, Speaking, Sensing, and Abstracting Away

Mikiko Hirayama, German Studies, A New Realism: Modern Japanese Art Criticism of the Interwar Years

Cassandra L. Jones, Africana Studies, Memory and Liberation in Black Women’s Speculative Fiction

Kenneth Tankersley, Anthropology, Cherokee of the Cumberland

Derrick Brooms, Sociology, Creating Their Own Stories: Black Males’ Educational Narratives from High School through College

Isaac Campos, History, Narco-dynamics and the Evolution of Mexico’s War on Drugs, 1912-1940

Leila Rodriguez, Anthropology, Making It: Constructing the Lives of Unaccompanied Children in an American City

Stephanie Sadre-Orafai, Anthropology, Real People, Real Models: Casting Race and Fashion in 21st Century America

Olga Sanmiguel-Valderrama, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Latinx in Agribusinesses

Willard Sunderland, History, Leviathan: Russia and the World in the Age of Peter the Great

Susan Allen, Anthropology, Out of the Mire of the Past: Reviving Cultural Narratives from a Vanished Wetland Landscape in South Albania

Kristen Iversen, English & Comparative Literature, Wink's Lodge: The West’s Hidden African American Jazz Club and Literary Salon

James Roane, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Dark Agoras: Insurgent Black Social Life and the Politics of Place in Philadelphia

Sunnie Rucker-Chang, German Studies, The Uses of ‘Blackness’ in Yugoslavia: Dimensions and Legacies of an Idea

Philip Tsang, English & Comparative Literature, The Obsolete Empire: Untimely Belonging in Twentieth-Century British Literature

Littisha A. Bates, Sociology, Navigating School Inequality: How Parents Pursue Magnet School Admission

Anthony Chemero, Philosophy, Being With

Stanley Corkin, English & Comparative Literature and History, Making The New, New Boston, 1970-2017: Cities, Meanings, and Mass Culture in the Neoliberal Age

Carolette Norwood, Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies, Jim Crow Cincinnati: Gender, Race, and Violence in Urban Space

Michal Raucher, Judaic Studies, Birthing Jewish Ethics: Reproduction and Ethics among Haredi Women in Jerusalem

Guy-Lucien Whembolua, Africana Studies, The Impact of Malaria Control on Maternal and Child Mortality in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Aryay Finkelstein, Judaic Studies, Emperor Julian and the Jews: The Place of Jews in the Making of a Pagan Empire

Gergana Ivanova, German Studies, Unbinding The Pillow Book: Gender, Adaptation, and the Afterlife of a Japanese Classic

Heidi Maibom, Philosophy, Coming to Grips with Perspective Taking

Furaha Norton, English & Comparative Literature, The Uses of Realism in the Postmodern Literary World: Reading Toni Morrison After George Eliot

Shailaja Paik, History, The Politics of Performance: Caste, Sexuality, and Discrimination in Popular Culture in India

Earl Wright, II, Africana Studies, Jim Crow Sociology

Ashley Currier, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, The Politicization of Homosexuality in Malawi

Andrés Pérez-Simón, Romance Languages & Literatures, Baroque Lorca: Revisiting Lorca’s “Impossible Theater”

Jeffrey M. Timberlake, Sociology, The American Urban Population from World War II to the Present

Valerie Weinstein, German Studies, Anti-Semitism and Film Comedy in Nazi Germany

Rina Williams, Political Science, Excluded, Mobilized, Incorporated: Women and Religious Nationalist Politics in India, 1915–2015

Zvi Biener, Philosophy, Organizing the Disciplines: Applied Mathematics, the Geometrical Manner, and the Unification of Knowledge in Early-Modernity

Jana Braziel, Africana Studies, All Too Human? Haiti, Humanities, Human Rights since Aristide

Peter Langland-Hassan, Philosophy, Inner Speech: From Perception to Reflection

Brianna Leavitt-Alcántara, History, Alone at the Altar: Gender, Devotion, and Marriage in a Guatemalan City, 1670-1870

Rebecca Sanders, Political science, Permissive Constraint: The Paradox of Law in the “Global War on Terror”

Erynn Masi de Casanova, Sociology, Dress Blues: Men's Work Clothing in Corporate America

Erika Gasser, History, Vexed with Devils: Manhood, Demonic Possession, and Witchcraft in Old and New England

Angela Potochnik, Philosophy, Doing Science in a Complex World

Armando Romero, Romance Languages & Literatures, Discrediting Order: An Insider's view of Latin American literary movements of the '60's and '70's.

Katherine Sorrels, History, The Evolution of Europe: social Darwinism and the ideal of integration in fin de siècle Austria

Vanessa Carbonell, Philosophy, Knowledge and Moral Obligation

Sarah Jackson, Anthropology, Reconstructing a Cultural Model of Materiality: Investigations of Classic Maya Objects and Identities

Ethan Katz, History, Burdens of Brotherhood: Jews and Muslims, from North Africa to France

Adrian Parr, Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies, Common Spaces

Wendy Kline, History, Birth in Transition: Modern Midwifery and the Controversy over Home Birth

Donald French, Mathematical Sciences, Mathematical and Computational Study of Problems Arising in the Social, Biological, and Physical Sciences

Todd Herzog, German Studies, The Banality of Surveillance

Amy Lind, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Governing Sexuality: Development, Family Norms and the Struggle for Sexual Rights in Ecuador

Jenefer Robinson, Philosophy, What Are Emotions?

David Stradling, History, Cleveland's Burning River: The Cuyahoga and the Environmental Crisis

Jay Twomey, English and Comparative Literature, 2 Corinthian

Isaac Campos-Costero, History, Drugs, Justice, and Subaltern Mexico City, 1934–1940

Jennifer Malat, Sociology, Social Factors Affecting Health Care Experiences

John Martin, Philosophy, Cartesian Semantics

Thérèse Migraine-George, Romance Languages and Literatures, (Post)Francophone Writers and the Creation of a New World Literature in French

Gary Weissman, English and Comparative Literature, The Author in the Well: On Misreading and Rewriting Literature

Jintai Ding, Mathematical Sciences, Post-quantum Cryptography and Long Term Security

Richard Harknett, Political Science, Nuclear Prominence: Security and the Contestability of Costs

Tamar Heller, English & Comparative Literature, A Plot of Her Own: Rhoda Broughton and English Fiction

Laura Jenkins, Political Science, The Politics of Religious Conversion in India

Christopher Phillips, History, The Rivers Run Backward: The Civil War on the Middle Border and the Creation of American Regionalism

Leah Stewart, English & Comparative Literature, Lucy's War

John Drury, English & Comparative Literature, The Bad Soldier

Wayne Durrill, English & Comparative Literature, Nat Turner and the Great Slave Conspiracy

Chris Gauker, Philosophy, Words and Pictures: An Essay on the Perceptual Control of Word Choice

Larry Jost, Philosophy, The Argument of the Eudemian Ethics: An Individualist Approach

Michele Vialet, Romance Languages & Literatures, Daughters of the French Colonial Empire: Recasting Cultural Inheritance

Annulla Linders, Sociology, Rowdy Crowds and Reluctant Witnesses: Cultural Change, Audience Manipulation, and the Transformation of the American Death Penalty

Stanley Corkin, English & Comparative Literature and History, Starring New York as Itself: Film, Globalization and Cultural Narratives of Decline and Rebirth 1969-1981

Michael Griffith, English & Comparative Literature, Trophy: A Novel

John McEvoy, Philosophy, The Historiography of the Chemical Revolution: Patterns of Interpretation in the History of Science

Maura O'Connor, History, The London Stock Exchange and Geographies of Risk and Investment in the Nineteenth Century

Thomas Polger, Philosophy, Realization and Explanation

Hilda Smith, History, Not the Less True: Women Intellectuals and Constraints of Intellectual History

Russel Durst, English & Comparative Literature, Founding Figures in Composition Studies

Sigrun Haude, History, Survival During the 30 Years War (1618-1648)

Thomas Moore, Political Science, China, East Asia, and Regional Order in an Era of Globalization

Debashis Pal, Economics, Why are the Optimal Contracts Not Used: Understanding the Divergence between Optimal and Conventional Contracts

Vernon Scarborough, Anthropology, How to Interpret an Ancient Landscape

Richard Schade, German Studies, Gunter Grass’s Graphic Art and Literary Texts

Edward Dickinson, History, Sex, Freedom, and Power: Sexual Morality and Public Decency in Germany 1885-1935

Katharina Gerstenberger, German Studies, Constructing Sites: Writing the New Berlin

Wendy Kline, History, Taking Their Bodies Back: Consciousness-Raising and the Struggle to Define Women’s Health in Modern America

Robert Skipper, Philosophy, Assessing Scientific Theories: From a Biological Point of View

Rhys Williams, Sociology, The Construction of the Public Good in American Political Culture

Julian Wuerth, Philosophy, Kant’s Account of the Self, Pre-Critique

JeMiah Baht Israel, History, Unburying the Past: The Commemoration, Preservation, and Historical Recovery of African American Life and Death

Stephen Bryant, School of Public & International Affairs, Identity, Emotions, and Leaving: Everyday Experiences and Drifting Away from the Islamic State (IS)

Shepherd Ellis, History, Aviaries on the Atlantic: Exotic Birds as Invasive Species in England & Spain, 1550-1850

Ingrid Gonzalez-Ochoa, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, Oralituras, Dialogues and Co-creation: Creating Plural Texts from Contemporary Colombian Indigenous Women’s Oralituras and the Sentipensante Pedagogy

Junghyun Lee, Mathematical Sciences, Mathematical Modeling of PER Protein Dimerization in the Mammalian Circadian Clock

Ana Maria Molina, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, New Theater and Contemporary Collective Creation in Colombia: Dialogue with a Method that Reveals Arm Conflict and State Violence in Colombia´s Last Century

Carlos Munoz-Serna, Philosophy, A Philosophical Study of Nostalgia

Eric Odoom, Mathematical Sciences, Advancing Variable Selection for High-Dimensional Data with Binary Responses

Saani Rawat, Economics, The Effect of Cutting Local Road Tax Levies on House Values

Justin Reed, English, The Hidden Heart

Bilgen Turkay, School of Public & International Affairs, The Impact of NGOs and International Organizations: A Comparative Analysis of the Syrian and Ukrainian Refugee Crises

Saskia Ziemacki, Asian, East European, and German Studies, “Playing Authority”: Das Experiment – Transcultural Adaptations and Remakes

Mel Andrews, Philosophy, The Math & Territory: On the Scientific Uses & Abuses of Machine Learning & Other Mathematical Modelling Strategies

Barbara Besendorfer, Asian, Eastern European & German Studies, Henriette Schrader-Breymann (1827-1899) and Spiritual Motherliness - The Professionalization of Motherliness

Holli Carrell, English, CEDE

Maralyn Doering, Sociology, Motivations for Pro-life Advocacy

Jacob Ebbs, Philosophy, What it Means to be a Victim

Shobha Kansal, Sociology, When Worlds Collide: How Professional Women are Rebalancing Work and Home Priorities, Post-Pandemic

Sara Katanchian, Economics, Covid Credit

Lora Newman, Mathematical Sciences, Modeling the Transmission and Dispersal of Sexually Transmitted Infections

Mallory Rock, School of Public & International Affairs, The Relationship Between Divisiveness of Elite Rhetoric, Gender, and the Mass Public

Olga Sanz Casasnovas, Romance & Arabic Languages and Literature, Antigeneology of history and nation in Spanish and Cuban novels during the 60s and the 80s in the XX century

Yash Sharma, School of Public & International Affairs, Mobilization Beyond Politics: Hindu Nationalist Mobilizers in Contemporary India

Brittney Lynn Smith, History, "Our New Condition In the Republic": Black Diplomats and the Chimera of Meritocracy 

Paige Webb, English

Sasanka Wijesiri, Mathematical Sciences

Barbara Besendorfer, Asian, East European, and German Studies, The Performance of Motherhood

Haley Crigger, English, BOONE CO, USA

Chelsea Ensley, English, Listening to Appalachian Voices in the Writing Classroom

Daniela Granja, Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures, Feature film screenplay An Ordinary Life: Character Development Methodology for Screenwriting

Sarah Imran, School for Public and International Affairs, Transnational Feminist Networks in South Asia: Bridging Divides and Building Solidarities in South-South Feminist Relations

Josh Kline, Mathematical Sciences, Regularity of sets of finite fractional perimeter and nonlocal minimal surfaces in metric measure spaces

Collin Lucken, Philosophy, Engineering Progress in Science

Erena Nakashima, History, “Looking Backward, Moving Forward”: Carroll Greene Jr. and Black Public History Movement, 1960 – 2000

Yorkow Oppon-Acquah, School of Public and International Affairs, Marijuana Politics: Elite Racial Discourse, Socio-Economic (In)Justice, and Attitudes Towards Marijuana Legislation in the US

Michael Parrish, Sociology, Participation in extracurricular activities and college matriculation: Is there an advantage for the disadvantaged?

Julia Piastro Garcia, Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures, Cantando al Amanecer (A Drum is a Woman) + The contemporary verse novel written by Latinx female author

Kurt Schmid, Mathematical Sciences, Generalized Hastings McLeod Functions

Sachin Sisodiya, Economics, Long-Term Effect of Early Exposure to Substance Use

Kierra Toney, Sociology, Veiled Schools: A Comparative Historical Analysis of Placemaking in Black High Schools in the U.S. South

Jeremy Brenner-Levoy, Sociology, The Gender Play Gap: Social Prestige and Gendered Agency in Video Game Culture

Marianne Chan, English, Leaving Biddle City; The Invisible Diaspora

Diamond Crowder, History, Reconstructing Freedom: The politics of race, violence, and womanhood in America, 1865-1920

Alysha Federkeil, History, Persistent Pestilence: Recurrent Yellow Fever Epidemics in Early National American Port Cities

Elmo Feiten, Philosophy, Jakob von Uexküll’s Concept of Umwelt as an Account of the Mental

Francesca Gottardi, School of Public and International Affairs, The Impact of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) on Indigenous Rights Legal and Policy Outcomes in the US and Canada

Bekir Ilhan, Political Science, Explaining Military Innovation in Authoritarian Regimes

Mareike Lange, German Studies, Social Factors in the Use and Teaching of German: A Milieu-Based Approach

Mark Ornelas, Philosophy, A Theory of Moral Affordances in Dyadic Care Situation

Hyogo Shibahara, Mathematical Sciences, Whitney Extension Theorem for Curves in Carnot Groups

Max Richards, Economics, Investigating Spatial Spillover Effects of Evictions Using a Spatial-Panel Model

Marcus A. Brooks, Sociology, You Can’t Talk About That in the #CancelCulture: Social Media’s Disparate Impacts on Racial Discourse and Ideology

Nicholas Brown, History, It’s All About the Ladies (Auxiliary)

Joshua Deaton, Mathematical Sciences, Analyzing and Improving the Nested Subset Differential Attack

Tomás Emilio Arce, Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures, The Antipoetry Work of Carlos Martínez Rivas: Parody, Humor, Pessimism and The Neo-baroque Program

Andrew Evans, Philosophy, Treatable Conditions: Boundaries for a Mental Health Ontology

Bradley A. Griggs, Philosophy, Powerful Emergence

Rui Huang, Mathematical Sciences, Bayesian regression with piecewise linear spline

Yalie Saweda Kamara, English, Archives of Empathy: A Creative and Critical Examination of Migration, Diaspora, and Identity

Ayesha Kumari Ekanayaka Katugoda, Mathematical Sciences, Statistical Downscaling of Climate Model Projections

Brenda Lamboy, German Studies, (Don’t) Call It A Comeback: Contemporary German Jewish Identity in German Rap and HipHop

Jonathan McKinney, Philosophy, The Philosopher’s Path to San José: Toward a Cross-Cultural Radical Embodied Cognitive Science

Kevin McPartland, History, An Unconquerable Idea: The Southern Press and Confederate Nationalism

Brittney Miles, Sociology, Beauty on Whose Terms? Black Women and Girls’ Beauty Work Across Settings

Sayam Moktan, Political Science, The Migration of Women from Nepal for Domestic Work to the Gulf States and the Impact of Nepal Government’s Policies Banning Out-Migration for Domestic Work

Anthony Russomanno, History, “They monopolize the fruit, oyster and fish trades and are nearly all peddlers:” The Racialization of Italian Immigrants in Gilded Age Louisiana, 1870-1899

Rhiannon Scharnhorst, English & Comparative Literature, Willful Objects and Feminist Writing Practices
Vikram Suresh, Economics, Topics in Bayesian Testing Procedures and Bayesian Hierarchical Model Applications
Madeleine Wattenberg, English & Comparative Literature, My Apartment: Posthumanism, Ecology, and Poetry

Ursula Atisme, Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures, Memory and gender in post-dictatorial narrative (2000-2018)

Ian Bryant, Economics, A Unique form of Statistical Analysis

Ayesha Casie Chetty, Sociology, Voice, Body, and Identity: How Minority Opera Singers Navigate Race and Gender

Daniel Farrell, History, Assessing Loyalty, Punishing Treason: Civilians under Martial Law During the American Civil War

Maxwell Gatyas, Philosophy, Empathy, Emotion Sharing, and Self/Other Overlap

Sakinah Hofler, English & Comparative Literature, Starshine, Stock, Clay

Sayam Moktan, Political Science, The Migration of Women from Nepal for Domestic Work to the Gulf States and the Impact of Nepalese Government Policies Banning Out-Migration for Domestic Work

Katherine Ranum, History, Hearing the Gospel in a Silent World: Disability and Embodied Devotional Practice in the Early Modern Atlantic

Kyle Shupe, Sociology, Through the Glory Hole: Cruising Strategies and the Surveillance of Public Sex

Rebecca Thacker, English & Comparative Literature, Queering the Future, challenging Patriarchy: An Analysis of Feminist Speculative Fiction’s Second Golden Age

Nayana Nilmini Priyashanthi Wanasingha, Mathematical Sciences, Mathematical Model for Frequency Demultiplication in Neurospora Crassa

Kayla Weiglein, German Studies, Implementing Scaffolded Authentic Materials through an Inquiry-Based Approach for Beginner and Intermediate German Language Classrooms

Gang Yang, Mathematical Sciences, Statistical Emulation for High-dimensional Complex Simulators

Tiffanie Clark, Romance and Arabic Languages & and Literatures, Central Americans in Movement: A Diasporist Revival of Poesía Comprometida

Emily Rose Cole, English & Comparative Literature, Fissure

Amanda Corris, Philosophy, Organism-Environment Codetermination: The Biological Roots of Enactivism

Zuopeng Fu, Mathematical Science, Self-Similar Stochastic Processes

Orlaith Heymann, Sociology, Autonomy & Constraint: Sex Educators in Schools

Evan Johnson, History, Coexistence in the Face of War: Civil-Military Relations in Brandenburg During the Thirty Years War (1618-1648)

Igor Kovac, Political Science, Pervasive Hegemony Theory

Beau Sauley, Economics

Anne Delano Steinert, History, Aesthetic Deviation and the Depiction of Madness in German Drama: 1770-1970

Juli Case, English and Comparative Literature, The Holmes Alpha

Ellen Chew, German Studies, “Opera with Innovations”? - The Debt of Brecht’s “Epic Theater” to the 19^th Century

Alex Huffman, Philosophy, The Metaphysics and Semantics of Natural Kinds: A Case for Kind Nominalism

Huibin Weng, Economics, Estimation of a social interaction model with endogenous network formation

María Del Mar Gámez, Romance Languages and Literatures, Journalism as a site of Cultural Memory: the Literary Canon of the Spanish Golden Age in the Language of Hispanic Journalism (1975-2017)

Stef Murawsky, Sociology

Murat Yilmaz, Political Science, China’s Development Model as Internal Colonialism: The Case of the Uyghurs

Na Zhang, Mathematical Science, On the Quenched Central Limit Theorem for Stationary Random Fields

Debra Burgess, History 

Kalasia Daniels, Sociology, New Economy, Old Inequalities: Understanding Racial and Gender Groups’ Transition from School to Work

Daniel Paul, English & Comparative Literature, The Rematerializer on Deck 13 is Broken Again

Katherine Paul, German Studies, Robert Wilson’s Faust I+II and the Berlin Theatre Scene Today

Abigail Richard, Mathematical Sciences, Approximations of Quasihyperbolic Distance

Guilherme Sanches de Oliveira, Philosophy, Scientific Modeling without Representationalism

Beau Sauley, Economics, Incorporating Spatial Heterogeneity into Regression Discontinuity

Kristina M. Teater, Political Science, Transnational Advocacy Networks as a Response to Religious Restrictions: A Comparative Study of the Christian Minorities in India and Malaysia

Crystal Whetstone, Political Science, Advancing Women’s Political Participation in Wartime Environments through Political Motherhood: A Comparative Study of Women’s Maternal Peace Activism in Argentina and Sri Lanka

Matthew Bauman, German Studies, Wie man (im Osten) sieht: Exploring Subjectivity in East and West German Documentary (1961–1989)

Vanessa de los Reyes, History, From Conformity to Protest: The Evolution of Latinos in American Popular Culture, 1930s-1980s

Alan Grigsby, Sociology, Black Social Life in a Diverse Suburb

Juan Camilo Galeano Sánchez, Romance Languages & Literatures, The Male Outlaw: An Intersectional Approach to Identities in Colombia's "Novelas de La Violencia" Written by Women

Alexander Jeuk, Philosophy, Embodied Understanding: A Phenomenological Approach

Pulong Ma, Mathematical Sciences, Hierarchical Spatial and Spatio-Temporal Models for Massive Spatial and Spatio-Temporal Datasets

Anwar Mhajne, Political Science, Political Opportunities and Strategic Choices: The Case of the Muslim Sisterhood in Egypt

Simon Workman, English & Comparative Literature, A Criminal Strain Ran In His Blood: Medical Science, Criminology, and Empire in the Sherlock Holmes Canon

Gary Cornwall, Economics, Estimating the distribution of income using a mixture of distributions with spatial dependence

Catalin Dragan, Mathematical Sciences Sums of equivalent positive operators in von Neumann algebras

Alyssa McClanahan, History, Women and Life on Earth: Peace, Ecology, and a Transnational Women’s Movement, 1975-1999

Manuel R. Montes, Romance Languages & Literatures, Fiction Writing as an Aesthetic Identity Pursuit in the Spanish Language Novel

Eric Rogers, Philosophy, Building a Better Invasion Biology: A Normative Approach to the Problem of Terminological Disunity

Linwood Rumney, English & Comparative Literature, Lord Rosse's Telescope

John Shahan, German Studies, Concepts of Justice in Spy and Detective Fiction viewed through a Kantian Lens

Megan Underhill, Sociology, Learning about race in the home: The racial socialization practices of white parents

Francis Cartieri, Philosophy, Is Evolutionary Biology Possible? Overcoming the Limits of Integration

Brittany Cowgill, History, Rest Uneasy: Monitoring Sudden Infant Death Syndrome in Twentieth-Century America

David Gomez-Cambrone, Romance languages & Literatures, In Search of Elysium: Spanish poetry of difference at the turn of the 21st century

Ciera Graham, Sociology, African American students and black student campus organizations

Aaryn Green, Sociology, Does popular network and cable television programming simultaneously promote colorblindness and nonwhite racial stereotypes and if so, how? 

Alex Hogue, German Studies, Dreaming of a Better Human, Or - Are We Still Just Conscious Machines?

Maurice Lamb, Philosophy, Characteristics of Non-reductive Explanations in Complex Dynamical Systems Research

Xining li, Mathematical Sciences, Preservation of bounded geometry under metric transformations

Jireh Loreaux, Mathematical Sciences, Diagonals of Idempotents

Robert Nestheide, Political Science, Primary Energy Resource Transitions and Great Power Grand Strategy: Exploring the American and British Navies’ Transition from Coal to Oil

Rachel Steiger-Meister, English & Comparative Literature, Sea's Edge (a novel)

Brian Trapp, English & Comparative Literature, Michael and Sal 

Aileen Wang, Political Science, The Pursuit of Soft Power: A Case Study of Chinese and American Nationalism

Emily Wyatt, German Studies, Berlin's Image(s): Art Exhibitions in Berlin's Transitional Architecture, 1989-2013

Paul Anderson, Sociology, Rural-Urban Differences in Educational Outcomes: Does Religious Social Capital Matter?

Michelle Burke, English & Comparative Literature, Animal Purpose

Angelica Graciela Caicedo Casso, Mathematical Sciences, Mathematical Modeling and Sensitivity of Representative Models of Circadian Rhythms in Neurospora Crassa

Kelli Chapman, Sociology, Dating In and Out of the Closet: Negotiating Relationships as an LGBT Teenager

Michael Ducey, Philosophy, On the Possibility of Objective Interpretation of Literature

Jennifer Dye, Political Science, Food Security and Entitlements

Erika Garcia Gonzalez, Political Science, The role of external factors in genocide and politicide

Ospina Nidia Herrera, Romance Languages & Literature, Jose Donoso in Cinema: Perception of Space and Body in Literary and Cinematographic Discourses

Nicole Lyon, History, Perception of Calendar Time in Early Modern Germany (1450-1750)

Jonathan Martin, Philosophy, Cognitive Science and the Challenge of Anti-representationalism

Vanessa Plumly, German Studies, BLACK-Red-Gold in der bunten Republik: Post-Wende (Black/Afro-) German Cultural Productions

Zachary Stuart Garrison, History, Fugitives for the Sake of Freedom: German Immigrants, Anti-Slavery, and the Civil War in the Lower Middle West during the American Civil War era

Suayip Toprakseven, Mathematical Sciences, Error Estimates for an Enriched Finite Element Scheme

Katherine Zlabek, English & Comparative Literature, Their Apocrypha

Étienne Achille, Romance languages & Literature, "Jambé dlo… et après? Participation de la diaspora antillaise à l'écriture de la nation française"

Ramin Ahmadov, Political Science, Nationalism, Secularism, and Islam: Azeris in Azerbaijan and Iran

Nina Atanasova, Philosophy, Functions and Significance of Animal Models in Neurobiology 

Jennifer Carter, Sociology, Women of the Gridiron: "Doing Gender" in Tackle Football

Mica Darley, English & Comparative Literature, Motherland

Wes Jackson, German Studies, Where do we go from here? Jewish Community Formation After World War I

Mark Killian, Sociology, Everything In Common: The Strength and Vitality of Christian Intentional Communities

Dandan Li, Mathematical Sciences, Multiplicity Adjustment in Bayesian Variable Selection for Linear Model

Nicole Lyon, History, Changing Calendars, Changing Times: The Experience of Calendar Time in Early Modern Germany

Nadesan Ramaruban, Mathematical Sciences, Commutative Hyperalgebra

Hannah Rule, English & Comparative Literature, Composing Assemblages: Towards a Theory of Material Embodied Process

Iris Spoor, Philosophy, Aesthetics: The Real Deal

Amanda Staight, Sociology, Growth and Change in Cincinnati's Westwood Neighborhood

Michael Thornburg, Philosophy, New Work for a Theory of Emergence

Jacob Wilson, Political Science, Military Modernization in China and India: Re-evaluating the Distribution of Power

Michael Davis, History, Threshold of Rebellion: A History of the Anti-Masonic Party

Rebecca Morgan Frank, English & Comparative Literature, The Last Time I Saw Manila

Manuel Iris, Romance languages & Literatures, "Channel of Channels": A Comparative Study of the Poetic Works of Gonzalo Rojas, Alí Chumacero, Fernando Charry Lara, and Juan Sánchez Pelaez, and Their Interactions with the Literary Field

Wes Jackson, German Studies, History as Cartography: Mapping the Narrative of Time in Alfred Döblin's Amazonas Triologie

Poranee Julian, Mathematical Sciences, Geometric Properties of the Ferrand Distance

Christian Moody, English & Comparative Literature, Revolutionville

Sasmita Patnaik, Mathematical Sciences, An Analysis of Subideals of Operators

Dmitriy Poznyak, Political Science, The American Attitude: Context Effects and the Change in Public Trust in Government (1964–2008)

Rike Rothenstein, Political Science, Out of Sync - Why Did America's Environmental Movement Lose its Political Power?

Travis D. Speice, Sociology, Flame On, Flame Off: Altering Masculine Performances among Gay Men

Matthew E. Stanley, History, No More Shall the Winding Rivers Be Red": War, Reunion, and Identity in Nineteenth-Century Middle America

Yuanshu Zou, Mathematical Sciences, Robustifying a Non-Linear Model Using Wavelets: A Bayesian Approach with an Application to Pharmokinetics Modeling

Harshavardhan Bhat, 2024–26

Megan Gette, 2024–2025

William García-Medina, 2023–25

Anjuliet Woodruffe, 2022–24

Savannah Simone, 2021–23

Chandra Frank, 2020–22

Anima Adjepong, 2020–21

Zvi Biener, Philosophy, Mathematics and Embodiment: A New Interpretation based on Ancient Sources 

Robert Buckingham, Mathematical Sciences, Universal Model for Rogue Waves

Brooke Crowley, Anthropology, Celebrating Cincinnati’s Mill Creek: Achievements, milestones, and remaining opportunities for our urban watershed

Michael Griffith, English, The Maltese Puch: A Novel

Man Bun Kwan, History, "Living on the Margins" and "Repairing the Earth"

Annulla Linders, Sociology, Capital Punishment as a Gendered and Racialized Institution

Peter Langland-Hassan, Philosophy, Inner Speech: New Problems of Philosophy

Maria Paz Moreno, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, "La gacela perdida" ("The Lost Gazelle")

Eric Jenkins, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies, Understanding Modes: The Intensities of Media Affect

Lei Kang, Mathematical Sciences

Sigrun Haude, History, Living and Dying in the German Lands during the Seventeenth Century

Brendan Green, School of Public and International Affairs, Assessing Theories of Nuclear Escalation

Rebecca Wingo, History, Framed: Housing and Photography on the Crow Reservation

Katherine Sorrels, History, On the Spectrum: Refugees from Nazi Austria and the Politics of Disability and Belonging in the UK and US

Sharrell Luckett, English, Luckett Paradigm Methodology + Black Acting Methods

Mikiki Hirayama, Department of Asian, East European, and German Studies, New Realism for All: Japanese Art Criticism in 1940

Kristen Iversen, English, Wink's Lodge

Leah Stewart, English, Field Season: A Novel

Therese Migraine-George, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Transatlantic Foodways: From French Gastronationalism to New Convivialities

Patirica Valladares-Ruiz, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, Placing Displacement and Homeland Imaginaries in Venezuelan Cultural Productions

Erika Gasser, History, The Devil’s Presence: A Sensory History of Possession and Witchcraft in the English Atlantic

Isaac Campos, History, Deaths of Despair and the Crisis of American Capitalism and Democracy

Jennifer Glaser, English, Comics That Cross Over: Race, Intermediality, and Graphic Narratives

Leila Rodriguez, Anthropology, From Production to Ruling: Assessing the Role of Culture as Legal Evidence

Jeff Blevins, Journalism, Network Analysis of Misinformation and the Manipulation of Truth on Social Media

David Brasington, Economics, Defunding the Police

David Stradling, History, The Hidden History of Dredging 

Tracy Teslow, History, Matching Families: Race and Science in American Adoption

Gary Weissman, English, Holocaust Studies and Narrative Studies

Julia Carlson, English & Comparative Literature, Inscription, Transcription, and Digital Interactivity in Romantic-era Britain

Steve Carlton-Ford, Sociology, European Colonial Legacies, Social Powers, and Human Rights

Laura Jenkins, Political Science, Band Aid: Corporate Remedies and Sustainable Development

Jeremy Koster, Anthropology, Social Dimensions of Wealth Inequality in Rural Subsistence Communities

Mark Lause, History, Reconstructing Impeachment, 1865-1868

Mark Raider, History, America's Rabbi: Stephen S. Wise

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Gergana Ivanova, German Studies, Literacy and Sexual Allure: Court Culture in Early Modern Japan.

Brianna Leavitt-Alcántara, History, The Virgin’s Wrath: Faith, Gender, and Violence in the Mayan Highlands of Chiapas.

Heidi L. Maibom, Philosophy, A Life Lived Well: A Philosopher’s Guide to Happiness.

Daniel Murphy, Anthropology, Where Chinggis Khan Spilled His Tea: Development and Disaster in Neoliberal Mongolia.

Valerie Weinstein, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, The Reactionary Transnational

Zvi Biener, Philosophy. Big Data from a Philosophical Perspective

Ashley Currier, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, The Politics of Prison Sex in Southern Africa

Fenfang Hwu, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, Preterite and Imperfect in Conversational Discourse

Matthew Kraus, Judaic Studies, Book Chanukah Through the Ages

Man Bun Kwan, History, Repairing the earth: fertilizer in modern China

Heather Norton, Anthropology, Faculty leave to support ELSI research in genomic anthropology and biomedicine

Katherine Sorrels, History, Villagers: Countercultural Communes and the Origins of the Disability Rights Movement

Danielle Bessett, Sociology, Contested Prescriptions: Medication Abortion, Reproductive Governance, and Women’s Health

Michael Gott, Romance Languages and Literatures, Crossing 2.0: Europe, Migrants, Mobile Lives and Screen Communities

Michael Griffith, English & Comparative Literature, Grimster and the Cruciverb: A Novel 

Peter Langland-Hassan, Philosophy, Understanding and Explaining Inner Speech and Imagination 

David Maume, Sociology, Correlates and Consequences of Declining Mobility in the U.S.

Thomas Moore, Political Science, Understanding the Dynamics of China’s Int'l. Rise in a World of Increasingly Globalized Production

Anne Runyan, Political Science, Contesting Disposability

Robert Buckingham, Mathematical Sciences, Energy Transmission in Multiple-Component Systems

Ethan Katz, History, The Algerian Rebels Who Helped the Allies Win the War

Therese Migraine-George, Romance Languages and Literatures. The Aesthetics and Politic of Difference in France

Maria-Paz Moreno, Romance Languages and Literatures, Madrid: A Food Biography

Rebecca Sanders, Political Science, Human Rights Abuses at the Limits of the Law

Vanessa Carbonell, Philosophy, Non-Ideal Ethics 

Stan Corkin, English & Comparative Literature, Imagining the New, New Boston, 1970-2014: History and Mass Culture in the Neoliberal Age

Tom Polger, Philosophy, Why Is there Anything but Physics?

Leila Rodriguez Soto, Anthropology, The Anthropology of Globalization and Anthropology Expert Witnessing

Patricia Valladares-Ruiz, Romance Languages & Literatures, Mapping Literary Dissidence in the Bolivarian Revolution

Lisa Meloncon, English and Comparative Literature, Tracing Medicine: Geographic Histories of Medical Discourse

Carolette Norwood, Africana Studies, Navigating Gender, Race and Space in High HIV-Prevalence Neighborhoods in Cincinnati

Olga Sanmiguel-Valderrama, Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Global Women's Work in Transition and No Roses without Thorns

Alan Sullivan, Anthropology, Anthropogenic Ecosystems in Archaeological Perspective

Gary Weissman, English and Comparative Literature, The Death and Life of the Mind at Auschwitz

Isaac Campos-Costero, History, Narco-Dynamics and the Evolution of Mexico's War on Drugs, 1912-1940

Julia Carlson, English & Comparative Literature, Reading with the Hands: Impression and Inscription in Romantic-Era Britain

Laura Jenkins, Political Science, I will not die a Hindu: Identity improvisation in India

Jeremy Koster, Anthropology, Assessing selection for hunting ability among domestic dogs in lowland Nicaragua

Amy Lind, Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies

Carlos Gutierrez, Romance Languages & Literatures, Self-Fashioning in Cervantes

Koffi Maglo, Philosophy, Newton’s Principia in the French Enlightenment: From Eclipse to the Rise of a Phoenix

David (Carl) Minda, Mathematical Sciences, A Unified Hyperbolic Geometric Approach to Complex Analysis

Vernon Scarborough, Anthropology, Complexity and Sustainability: What the Past Reveals About Our Present

Tracy Teslow, History, Folk Taxonomies: Race and Sex in American Forensic Anthropology

Stanley Corkin, English & Comparative Literature, An Introduction to the Wire; Or, Why What Happens in Baltimore Doesn’t Stay in Baltimore

Martin Francis, History, Britain and the Desert War, 1940-1943: A Cultural History

Jeffrey Loveland, Romance Languages & Literatures, The Printed Encyclopedia in Europe, 1550-1985

Thomas Moore, Political Science, Cooperating to Compete: Chinese Grand Strategy and Regional Order in East Asia

Maria Paz Moreno, Romance Languages & Literatures, "El vientre de la iguanas" (The Belly of the Iguanas)

Lora Anderson, English, Holding Time Still: The Chronotopic Disruption of the Embalmed Body

Letisha Brown, Sociology, Hear Her Speak: Centering the Voices of Black Sportswomen

Andre Curtis-Trudel, Philosophy, Philosophical Perspectives on the AI Revolution in Science

Mauricio Espinoza, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, 'Hell is Real': Latinx Fútbol Fandoms in the Midwest Beyond 'Messi-Mania'

Kathleen Grogan, Anthropology, Acclimatization to extreme climate events in the ring-tailed lemur

Man Bun Kwan, History, "Living on the margins" and "Repairing the earth"

Rebecca Lindberg, English, Poetry Collection

Laura Micciche, English, Menopause Workplace Policies

Therese Migraine-George, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, James Hemings: Cooking Across Borders

Jeongmin Oh, School of Public and International Affairs, Crossing the Finish Line: Overcoming Administrative Burdens in Public-Private Partnerships for Economic Resilience Using Machine Learning

Jeffrey Blevins, Journalism, Minority Report: Understanding AI, Algorithms, Misinformation, and Our Digital Futures

Xuan Cao, Mathematical Sciences, Network-Guided Feature Selection for Disease Risk Stratification

Anita Dhillon, School of Public and International Affairs, Cross-System Collaborations and Its Effect on Service Provision for Dual-System Youth

Jennifer Glaser, English, Jews, Disability, and Post-Holocaust America

Delaney Harness, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies, Tracing Transparency: The Role of Technology in Governance, Human Rights, and Accountability in Carbon Markets

Kelly Merrill, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies, Responses to Supportive Messages: Assessing Differences Between AI Chatbots and Humans as Sources of Support

Sharell Luckett, English, The Luckett Paradigm - A New Methodology

Aditi Machado, English, The End, Contd. 

Eduardo Martinez, Philosophy, Belief-formation and Communication Under Polarization

Oneya Okuwobi, Sociology, Disabling Perceptions: How College Students’ Perceptions of Ableism Affect Their Educational Career

Lim Sookkyung, Mathematical Sciences, Mathematical Modeling of Bacterial Swimming and Swarming 

Siham Bouamer, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, French Women's Travel Guidebooks: Mapping the Colonial Conquest of Morocco

Letisha Brown, Sociology, Say Her Name: Centering Black Feminism and Black Women in Sport

Vanessa Carbonell, Philosophy, Structural Moral Failure

Muhammad Faruque, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, The Interconnected Universe: Sufism, Climate Change, and Ecological Awareness

Lauren Forbes, School of Public & International Affairs, Building a Justice-Centered Local Food System in Reading Road Neighborhoods: A Collaboration Capacity Assessment

Steve Porter, History, Liberalism and Humanitarianism at War: American Approaches to National and Human Security Crises in World War II

Rebecca Sanders, School of Public & International Affairs, US Approaches to Countering Islamist and Far-Right Terrorism

Gareth Speight, Mathematical Sciences, Higher Order Smoothness of Paths in Nonsmooth Spaces

Gregory Winger, School of Public & International Affairs, Pandora's Inbox - America Strategic Culture & the Dawn of Cyber-Insecurity

Felicia Zamora, English, Inhabit Plurally (A Poetry Manuscript)

Bingyu Zhang, Mathematical Sciences, Nonhonmogeneous Boundary Value Problems of the Nonlinear Schrodingier Equation 

David Brasington, Economics, Black Migration and Police Defunding

Brian Calfano, Journalism and School of Public & International Affairs, Nothing Funnier than the News! Johnny Carson’s Political Effect on America

Xuan Cao, Mathematical Sciences, Development of RNA-seq-based gene expression risk score in asthmatics

Mauricio Espinoza, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, The Song That Speaks Two Words’: U.S. Central American Poetry from Civil Wars to Migrant Caravans

Kathleen Grogan, Anthropology, Effects of lifestyle and environmental change on the human epigenome

Peter Langland-Hassan, Philosophy, Living on in Others

Sookkyung Lim, Mathematical Sciences, Computer simulationsof bacterial chemotaxis combined with a fluid-mechanical model

Jack Mewhirter, School of Public & International Affairs, Measuring and Assessing the Impact of US Police Militarization

David Niven, School of Public & International Affairs, The Structural Origins of Racial Disparities in Redistricting

Kenneth Tankersley, Anthropology, Native Americans, Academia, and the 7th Generation

Zvi Biener, Philosophy, The Invention of Evidence

Isaac Campos, History, Drugs and Pandemics, Past and Present; and The Early History of Marijuana in the United States: A Digital Humanities Project 

Wayne Durrill, History, Cake Walk 

Erika Gasser, History, Religion and Sexuality in Colonial America

Michael Gott, Romance Languages, Transnational Quebec Cinema: Nation, Diversity, and Representation

Xiaoqin Guo, Mathematical Sciences, Random Walks and Stochastic Homogenization in a Balanced Environment 

Sharell Luckett, English & Comparative Literature, The Luckett Paradigm

Laura Micciche, English & Comparative Literature, Writing Support for Faculty of Color

Rebecca Sanders, Political Science, Resistance and Rollback: The Politics of Women’s Rights Contestation at the United Nations 

Tracy Teslow, History, Matching Families: Race and Science in American Adoption 

Alex Thurston, Political Science, Relations Between States and Muslim Scholars: The Case of Postcolonial Mauritania 

Xia Wang, Mathematical Sciences, Deep Learning on Binary Data 

Gary Weissman, English & Comparative Literature, Contribution to Slow Narrative Across Media 

Rebecca Wingo, History, Reframing the Crows: Housing and Adult Education on the Crow Reservation, 1884-1934

Lora Arduser, English & Comparative Literature, Rhetorical Practices of Mortuary Science

Deniz Bilman, Mathematical Sciences, Rogue Waves in Various Media

Zuan Cao, Mathematical Sciences, Aberrant structure MRI in Parkinson's disease based on tensor regression analysis

Elizabeth Frierson, History, History of Pharmacology in the Ottoman Empire, Egypt, and Europe

Susan Karr, History, Lost & Found; Collective Memory & Historical Imagination in Renaissance Jurisprudence

Maria Moreno, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, The Santa Cruzada Manuscript: Dating and Contextualizing an Unpublished Cookbook from Mexico

Sunnie Rucker-Chang, German Studies, Chinese Migration and the Serbian Cultural Imaginary

Siva Sivaganesan, Mathematical Sciences, Subgroup Analysis of Multiple Responses and High Dimensional Covariates

Katherine Sorrels, History, On the Spectrum: Jewish Refugees from Nazi Austria and the Politics of Disability in the UK and US

Won Chang, Mathematical Sciences, New Statistical Framework for Large Scale Computer Model Calibration Using Deep Learning

Alfred Cotton, Journalism, Racist Media Representations of Police Shootings: The Problem of Primary Definition

Mauricio Espinoza, Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures
Beyond Bad Hombres: Il/legality and Latinx Heroism in U.S. Popular Culture (from Zorro to Narcos)

Seungki Kim, Math Sciences, The standard deviation of the number of saddle connections of bounded length on translation surfaces

Rebecca Lindenberg, English, A Brief History of the Future Apocalypse: Poems

Sharrell Luckett, English, Documenting a Dramatic Theorist of the African Diaspora

Heidi Lene Maibom, Philosophy, Empathy. New Ideas in Philosophy

Gareth Speight, Mathematical Sciences, Viable Paths in Non Smooth Spaces

Leah Stewart, English, Immersion: A Novel

Yanyu Xiao, Mathematical Sciences, Mathematical modeling in examining the roles of vectors in the transmission of vector-borne diseases 

Aryay Finkelstein, Judaic Studies Sacrifice, Priests and the Temple in the Apostolic Constitutions

Gergana Ivanova, German Studies, Literacy and Sexual Allure: Court Culture in Early Modern Japan

Victor Kaftal, Mathematical Sciences, Ideals in Multiplier algebras

Lim Sookkyung, Mathematical Sciences, Understanding the swimming mechanism of a bacterium, Vibrio alginolyticus via mathematical modeling

Rebecca Sanders, Political Science, Norm Spoiling: Undermining the International Women's Rights Agenda

Joseph Takougang, Africana Studies, Home Sweet Home: Returned Diaspora Cameroonians

Kenneth Tankersley, Anthropology, The impact of maize on Native American agricultural soil

Xia Wang, Mathematical Sciences, Bayesian Functional ANOVA Models in Climate Prediction

Won Chang, Mathematical Sciences, Event-based diagnostics of model precipitation using rainstorm identification and tracking

Ashley Currier, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Marriage-Equality Mobilization in Kentucky

Jennifer Glaser, English & Comparative Literature, Graphic Inheritances: Race. Media, Comics

Kristen Iversen, English & Comparative Literature, Hamlet’s Secret: Colorado’s Hidden African American Jazz Club and Literary Salon

Sarah Jackson, Anthropology, Sitting Together with Things: Human-Object Relationships among the Maya

Craig Perry, Judaic Studies, Masters and Slaves in Medieval Egypt

Leila Rodriguez Soto, Anthropology, The Integration of Unaccompanied Minors in Cincinnati

Yanyu Xiao, Mathematical Sciences, The mathematical modeling for infectious diseases

Isaac Campos-Costero, History, Narcodynamics and the Evolution of Mexico's War on Drugs

Michael Gott, Romance Languages and Literatures, Crossing 2.0: Mobile Lives, Migrants, and Screen Communities

Hang-Joon Kim, Mathematical Sciences, Simultaneous Approach to Edit-Imputation and Data Protection for Business Establishment Data

Andrew Lewis, Political Science, Priming Prophetic Politics: The Development of Political Clergy in American Seminaries

Shailaja Paik, History, The Politics of Performance: Caste, Sexuality, and Discrimination in Popular Culture in India

Stephen Porter, History, Still the Light of the World? Refugees and the End of the American Century

Sunnie Rucker-Chang, German Studies, Roma Inclusion and US Civil Rights: A Legal and Cultural Comparison

Anne Runyan, Political Science, Contesting Disposability: Resistances to Burying Nuclear Waste in Canada

Rebecca Sanders, Political Science, Human Rights Abuses at the Limits of the Law

Gareth Speight, Mathematical Sciences, Lipschitz Functions and Carnot Groups

Lora Arduser, English & Comparative Literature, Living Chronic: Agency and Expertise in the Rhetoric of Diabetes

Isaas Campos-Costero, History, Narcodynamics and the Origins of Mexico's War on Drugs

Jintai Ding, Mathematical Sciences
Authenticated Provably Secure Key Exchange Protocol Based on Learning with Error Problems

Brenden Green, Political Science, Two Concepts of Liberty: U.S. Grand Strategy and the Liberal Tradition

Victor Kaftal, Mathematical Sciences, Operator Theory Methods For Fusion Frames

Bledar Konomi, Mathematical Sciences, Nonseparable multi-output Gaussian process emulator with full scale approximation

Sarah Mayorga-Gallo, Sociology, Cincinnati Neighborhoods Study

Willard Sunderland, History, Peter's Horizons: Russia and the World in the Age of Peter the Great

Tai Tsang, English & Comparative Literature, The Obsolete Empire: Late Realism in Twentieth-Century British Literature

Xia Wang, Mathematical Sciences, Bayesian Models in Large-Scale Hypotheses Testing

Daniel Murphy, Anthropology, Rough Cashmere: Global Commodities and Local Catastrophe in Pastoral Mongolia

Shailaja Paik, History, The Politics of Performance: Caste, Sexuality, and Discrimination in Popular Culture in India

Olivier Parent, Economics, Spatio-temporal Interaction in Behavioral Models

Siva Sivaganesan, Mathematical Sciences, Subgroup Analysis with Multiple Covariates

Leonid Slavin, Mathematical Sciences, Bellman Functions in Harmonic Analysis: New Frontiers

Leah Stewart, English & Comparative Literature, What You Don't Know About Charlie Outlaw

Patricia Valladarez Ruiz, Romance Languages & Literatures, Mapping Cultural Dissidence in the Bolivarian Revolution

Benjamin Vaughan, Mathematical Sciences, Mathematical Modeling of the Effects of Turbulence on Bacterial Biofilms

Guy-Lucien Whembolua, Africana Studies, Examination of African Fathers' Roles in the Decision Making Process to Breastfeed

Christopher Bachelder, English & Comparative Literature, The Throwback Special

Zvi Biener, Philosophy, The Life Sciences in the Scientific Revolution: Isaac Newton and the Physiology of Perception

Aryay Finkelstein, Judaic Studies, Julian and the Jews: The Place of Jews in Emperor Julian's Hellenic Empire

Martin Francis, History, Britain and the Desert War, 1940-1943: A Cultural History

Michael Gott, Romance Languages & Literatures, The (New) Boundaries of Frenchness

Robert Haug, History, The Politics and Economics of Local Elites on the Early Islamic Eastern Frontier

Gergana Ivanova, German Studies, Gendering the Classics: Adaptation, Women, and Japanese Modernity

Lei Kang, Mathematical Sciences, Simulation and Analysis of Massive Spatial Data

Holly McGee, History, Talking on Water: Radical Anti-apartheid Internationalism and Exile in the Life of Elizabeth Mafekeng

Christine Mok, English & Comparative Literature, Disorientations: Theatricality and Contemporary Asian American Performance

Danielle Bessett, Sociology, Pregnancy After Problems: Understanding Stigmatized Reproductive Careers

Stanley Corkin, English & Comparative Literature, The Wire: Space, Race, and the Wonders of Post-Industrial Baltimore

Danielle Deulen, English & Comparative Literature, After Fever

Erika Gasser, History, Witchcraft and Possession before Salem: New England Cases, 1640-1660

David Herron, Mathematical Sciences, QuasiConvexity in Heisenberg Groups

Peter Langland-Hassan, Philosophy, Knowing What You Are Thinking: Inner Speech, Visual Imagery, and Introspection

Brianna Leavitt-Alcantara, History, Practicing Faith: Laywomen and Religion in Central America, 1700-1860

Andres Perez-Simon, Romance Languages and Literatures, The Theatrical Pendulum: Paths of Innovation in Modernist European Drama

Stephanie Sadre-Orafai, Anthropology, Visual Anxiety: Fashioning Difference in 21st Century America

Katherine Sorrels, History, The Evolution of Europe: Social Darwinism and the Ideal of Integration in Fin De Siècle Austria

Patricia Valladares-Ruiz, Romance Languages and Literatures , Female Subjectivities in Contemporary Narratives of Slavery of the Hispanic and Francophone Caribbean

Xia Wang, Mathematical Sciences, Individual Heterogeneity in Discrete Choice Model: a Bayesian Approach

Isaac Campos, History, Leopoldo Salazar Viniegra, Drug Policy, and US–Mexican Relations

Erynn Casanova, Sociology, Men and Dress at Work

Jintai Ding, Mathematical Sciences, New Algebraic Methods for Learning with Error Problems

Ari Gordon, Judaic Studies, On Jews and Other Nations: The Intellectual Biography of Hans Kohn (1891–1971)

Timothy J. Hodges, Mathematical Sciences, Algebraic Foundations of Multivariate Cryptosystems

Ethan Katz, History, Burdens of Brotherhood: The Jewish/Muslim Question in Modern France

Wendy Kline, History, Birth in Transition: A Recent History of Midwifery and Childbirth in the United States

Shailaja Paik, History, To Reshape and Reorganize Our Worlds: Dalit Women's Education and Empowerment

Angela Potochnik, Philosophy, Games in Evolution

Jim Ridolfo, English and Comparative Literature, The Pigeon and the Honeycomb: Rethinking Rhetorical Delivery for the Twenty-First Century

Siva Sivaganesan, Mathematical Sciences, Subgroup Analysis of Multiple Responses

Robert A. Skipper, Jr., Philosophy, Why Are We Fat? Proximate and Ultimate Causes in Explaining Obesity

Robert Buckingham, Mathematical Sciences, New Universality Laws and Their Applications

Vanessa Carbonell, Philosophy, Moral Recommendations

David Ciarlo, History, Selling War: Consumerism, Militarized Whiteness, and the Roots of Fascism in German Visual Culture

Christopher Gauker, Philosophy, Completion of Words and Pictures: An Essay on the Origin of Ideas

Sookyung Lim, Mathematical Sciences, Mathematical modeling of valveless pumping

Laura Micchiche, English and Comparative Literature, What WPAs can learn from Hypermiliung: Agency Reconfigured

Leila Rodriguez Soto, Anthropology, Accumulation, Inequality and Migration in Two Central American Towns

Nese Sara, Economics, Non-discrimination at the WTO: Implications for Quality Choice and Welfare

Sylvia Sellers-Garcia, History, Distant Guatemala: Reading Documents from the Periphery

Seongho Song, Mathematical Sciences, Hierarchical Bayesian Model for Estimating Migration Rate, Mutation Rate and Population Size in Microsatellite Loci

Katherine Whitcome, Anthropology, Infant carrying in Malagasy Sifakas: a comparative model for understanding locomotor transitions in human evolution

Sarah Bostic, Sociology, When Medicine Has No Map: Medical Authority and Patient Expertise in Carney Complex

Ilir Isufi, Philosophy, From the Field to the Lab and Back: How the Neglect of Culture Impedes Linguistic Relativity Research

Arah Ko, English, Speak of the Tiger & Other Poems: a Docupoetic Collaboration

Selena Laikos, Mathematical Sciences, Mathematical Modeling Reveals that Photoadaptation and a Continuous Pulse Function Accurately Depict the Mammalian Circadian Response to Light Induction

Ana Maria Molina, Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures, From "New Theatre" to "Collective Creation": Staging state violence in contemporary Colombian theatre

Erin Noehre, English, Militant Study: Black feminist legacies of resistance in the poetry of June Jordan, Nikki Giovanni, and Jayne Corte

Fatemeh Rezaei, Women's Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Archive of Traces

Brittany Theodore, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, White Femininity and Carceral Constructions: The Indiana Women's Prison as a Site of Gender Discipline (1873-1884)

Yi Wang, Mathematical Sciences, Hyperbolicity of Warped-Product Spaces and Visual Boundary

Charlie Beckerman, English, Underground: A Novel

Taylor Bryan, Anthropology, Spaces In Between: A Glimpse into the Positioning, Arrangement, & Organization of Ancestral Remains at The State Line Fort Ancient Village Site 33HA58/12D18

Prisca Chabikisa, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Intersectionality in Humanitarianism: Understanding the Struggles and Needs of Local and Refugee Women at Tongogara Refugee Camp in Zimbabwe

Ines Daubet, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, Rewriting the Vahiné: Postcolonial Feminist Counternarratives in the Works of Women Mā'ohi Writers

Kira Homsher, English, It's Time to Say Goodbye to Something

Jin kyung Lee, School of Public and International Affairs. Comparing National Security Responses to Nuclear and Cyber Technologies: Organizational and Management Adaptations

Adriana Prieto Quintero, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, Infancias "desviadas": Narrativas de vigilancia y resistencia en la literatura latinoamericana y española contemporánea

Ruqeya Afshan, Anthropology, Generational Perceptions of Excess and Waste in Indian Weddings

Sreeparna Das, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Juvenile Liminality: Gender Development in Postcolonial Arab Diasporic Fiction

Kinza Fatima, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Gender, Militarization, and Women's Everyday Resistance in Balochistan, Pakistan

Olta Idrizi, Anthropology, Plant Resource Use and Agriculture in Early Neolithic Albania: New Results from Pogradec

JeMiah Israel, History, Freedom Ride: A survey of Historical Sites Associated with African American Life, Culture and History

Junghyun Lee, Mathematical Sciences, Mathematical Modeling of Clock Development in Mammalian Cells

Vanessa Lovato, Philosophy, Towards a Female-Centered Understanding of Female Sexuality

Bishal Pandey, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Being Men while Becoming Queer: Experiences of Queerness, Masculinity and Heteronormativity in Nepal

Prateek Raj, School of Public & International Affairs, Queering the Economic Crises: Reconstruction, Development and LGBTQ+ Enterprises in Sri Lanka

Yash Sharma, School of Public & International Affairs, Muslims in Hindu India: A study of political mobilization under the BJP

Vincent Temba, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Safe House Organizing and Mobilization for Female Genital Mutilation in Tanzania

Bilgen Turkay, School of Public & International Affairs, Social Media Strategies in Humanitarian Crisis: NGOs and International Organizations' Responses to the Syrian and Ukrainian Refugee Crises

Charles Beckerman, English, K-Pop: a Novel

Stephen Bryant, School of Public and International Affairs, Mobilization and Resistance: ISIS Recruitment and Governmental Response in Jordan

Pinaki Chandra, Anthropology, Mobility, Property-making, and Economic Aspirations in Ephemeral Landscapes of Assam, India

Rome Hernandez Morgan, English, Literary translation of Derecho de piso by Piastro Garcia

Abigail Hobbs, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, The Gendered Effects of Nonconsensual Pornography Laws

Sarah Lekwa, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Sociocultural Factors Affecting Women's Participation in Agriculture in Nigeria

Ana Maria Molina Gomez, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, Representing the Conflict: A Contemporary Reading of the Dramatic Work of Enrique Buenaventura and Santiago Garcia through New Representations of Armed Conflict in Cali and Bogota.

Erena Nakashuma, History, Carroll Greene Jr.: Challenging museum representations of African American history and culture in the late 20th century

Carlos Munoz, Philosophy
On the lay conceptions of neoliberalism

Erena Nakashima, History, Avondale Neighborhood Archive 2.0

Zachary Peck, Philosophy, Agency and evolutionary dynamics in biological and artificial systems

John Roth, Sociology, Agency and evolutionary dynamics in biological and artificial systems

David Schwartz, English, Agency and evolutionary dynamics in biological and artificial systems

Hyogo Shibahara, Mathematical Sciences , Agency and Evolutionary dynamics in biological and artificial systems

Kierra Toney, Sociology, Agency and evolutionary dynamics in biological and artificial systems

Andrew Evans, Philosophy, Bioethical and public health perspectives on the aims of healthcare

Alysha Federkeil, History, They Dare Not Say No to Me:” Daisy Lampkin’s Grassroot Networks in the Long Civil Rights Movement

Ben Hojem, English, Racial Poetics and Creative Rhetorics: A Study on Race and the “Too-White” Workshop

Lora Newman, Mathematical Sciences, COVID-19 Transmission in Schools: A Multi-Group Stochastic SEIR Model

Olga Sanz-Casasnovas, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures, Dissenting Discourses: Body as an Archive versus the National Body in Two Novels by Severo Sarduy

Prateek Srivastava, Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies, In Search of My Husband: Resisting Disappearances and Microfinance Debt in Northern Sri Lanka

Jayne Stone, English, The Writing/Crafting/Dining Table: Making Visible the Complex Writing Environments of Single Mother Graduate Student Writers

Kierra Toney, Sociology, Veiled Schools: A Comparative Historical Analysis of Place Making in Majority Black High Schools in the South

Zhihe Zeng, Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies, Negotiating Queerness and Feminist Ideals: Forming Identities and Changing Living Strategies of Young Lesbian and Queer Women in China

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JeMiah Cannon, Anthropology, Lift Every Voice: An Archaeological Analysis of Slavery on the Dinsmore Plantation

Morgan Gimblet, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Mutual Aid is Reproductive Justice: Lessons from an Abortion Fund

María Daniela Granja Núñez, Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures, Un análisis feminista de la obra de Mónica Ojeda: la construcción de personajes femeninos en la escritura creativa (A Feminist Analysis of Monica Ojeda’s Work: The Construction of Female Characters in Creative Writing)

Ayesha Katugoda, Mathematical Sciences, Statistical Downscaling of Climate Model Projections

Daniel Mattox, Philosophy, Role-Sensitive Virtues and Vices: How Skills, Relationships, and Social Identity Shape Ethical Demands

Annie McGhee, Sociology, LGBTQ Peoples’ Perspectives on Sex Education

Kelsey Mello, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Can Expanding Telemedicine Services Help Bridge the Gap in Rural Reproductive Health Inequities?

Erena Nakashuma, History, Carroll Greene Jr.: Challenging museum representations of African American history and culture in the late 20th century

Mark Ornelas, Philosophy, Classifying Cultural Behavior: Understanding cultural learning in social robotics

Lucas Proper, Romance and Arabic Languages and Literatures, Evolution of Strangeness within the works of Abdellah Taïa

Aida Ramusovic, Political Science, The other big news: how reporting on Covid-19 influenced reporting on BLM

Tony Russomano, History, "They Monopolize the fruit, oyster and fish trades and are nearly all peddlers:” The Racialization of Italian immigrants in Gilded Age Louisiana, 1870-1899

Kurt Schmidt, Mathematical Sciences, Large-Degree Asymptotics of Generalized Hastings-McLeod Solutions of Painlev´e II

Nikki Smith, Sociology, Mad Men as a Feminist Text

Maggie Su, English & Comparative Literature, In the Mood: a short story series inspired by Wong Kar Wai

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

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

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

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

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

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

Vanessa de los Reyes, History, From Ricky Ricardo to Chico and the Man: Latinos in American Popular Culture, 1951-1978

Ondrej Pazdirek, English & Comparative Literature, After Him: A book-length poem in sections

Brenda Peynado, English & Comparative Literature, Our Mercy in April (a novel)

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

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