Current Fellows

“Concentrationary City: Historical Violence and Theories of Space in Postwar France” BY VANESSA BRUTSCHE | WORLD LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE

 

“Waging Nature’s War: How the Coevolutionary Theory of Natural Insecticides Made Combatants of Us All” By RACHEL DENTINGER | Department of HISTORY

 

“ Racial Epistemologies” By KENT ONO | Department of COMMUNICATION

 

“Digital Equity and Literacies During Trying Times” BY JOY PIERCE | WRITING & RHETORIC STUDIES

 

“Still Happening: Conversion Therapy, LGBTQ Youth, and the Search for Belonging” BY CLIFF ROSKY | COLLEGE OF LAW

 

“Capital Cinema: Visualizing Madrid from Dictatorship to Democracy” BY JACQUELINE SHEEAN | WORLD LANGUAGES & LITERATURE

In Range, a nonfiction book BY TAYLOR BRORBY

“Feminist perspectives in medical research ethics: a philosophical analysis” By LIDA SARAFRAZARPATAPEH | Department of PHILOSOPHY

 

“Getting Creative with Style in the Flow of Expert Action” By SPENCER IVY | Department of philosophy

“"The Intellectual Roots of Latter-day Saint Creation/Evolution Conflict in the Twentieth Century: Expertise, Exegesis, and Ecclesiology”” By BENJAMIN SPACKMAN | CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY