Welcome & Farewell!
As we head into the start of a new school year we'd like to say farewell and thank you to our outgoing fellows:
Virgil D. Aldrich Faculty Research Fellowships
![Catherine Mayes](/_resources/images/newsletter/2020/july/welcome-catherine-mayes.jpg)
Catherine Mayes
School of Music
"Hungarian Dances in Eighteenth-Century Vienna”
![Maureen Mathison](/_resources/images/newsletter/2020/july/welcome-maureen-mathison.jpg)
Maureen Mathison
Department of Writing and Rhetoric Studies,
“The Rhetoric of Controversy within Science”
The Marlin K. Jensen Artist and Scholar in Residence
![Andrew Lloyd](/_resources/images/newsletter/2020/july/welcome-andrew-lloyd.jpg)
Andrew Lloyd
Department of Music
The University of Texas at San Antonio
“Latter-Day Saints and the Musical Arts”
The Annie Clark Tanner Teaching and Research Fellow in Environmental Humanities
![Tiffany Higgins](/_resources/images/newsletter/2020/july/welcome-tiffany-higgins.jpg)
Tiffany Higgins
Independent Scholar
Graduate Student Fellows
![Brandon Clark](/_resources/images/newsletter/2020/july/welcome-brandon-clark.jpg)
Brandon Clark
Department of History,
"Environmental History of the Colonial Americas"
![Melissa Parks](/_resources/images/newsletter/2020/july/welcome-melissa-parks.jpg)
Melissa Parks
Department of Communication
"From the Redwoods Conservation Movement to Sequencing Genomes: Genetic Ecologies
of the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries"
![Cori Winrock](/_resources/images/newsletter/2020/july/welcome-cori-winrock.jpg)
Cori Winrock
Department of English
"Digital Text-iles: Stitching Hybridity"
Latter-day Saints Studies Research Fellowship
![Sasha Coles](/_resources/images/newsletter/2020/july/welcome-sasha-coles.jpg)
Sasha Coles
Department of History at the University of California, Santa Barbara,
"Homespun Respectability: Silk Worlds, Women’s Work, and the Making of Mormon Identity,
1850s-1910s"
Honors College Undergraduate Research Fellow
![Andrew Hayes](/_resources/images/newsletter/2020/july/welcome-andrew-hayes.jpg)
Andrew Hayes
Department of Philosophy
“The Problem of Self-Knowledge: Agency and First-Person Opacity”
Welcome to our 2020-21 incoming fellows, we're excited to work with you!
James Campbell, Department of History, Stanford University, “Freedom Now: The Mississippi Freedom Movement in American History and Memory”
Virgil D. Aldrich Faculty Research Fellowships
Julie Ault, Department of History, “Solidarity and Socialist Riches: East German Diplomacy, Environment, and Technology, 1949-1989”
Andrew Franta, Department of English, “Romanticism and the History of the Future”
Natalia Washington, Department of Philosophy, “Taxonomy is Taxidermy: Thinking Clearly About Diagnostic Kinds”
Graduate Research Fellowship
Taylor Johnson, Department of Communication, “Decolonizing Publicity: Indigenous Resistance and
Public Participation in Environmental Decision-Making in the Bears Ears National Monument
Controversy”
Latter-day Saints Studies Research Fellowship
Hannah Jung, Department of History, Brandeis University, “The Transformation of Secrets: Family, Religion, and the Resilience of Mormon Polygamy