Past & Present Quinn Fellows

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“It is with the interest and investment of foundations such as yours that new academics can focus on making valuable contributions to scholarship and the intellectual capital of our universities.”
-May 2010
James W. Roberts, Ph.D. Candidate
Johns Hopkins University, Dept. of History

Over the years, over 100 Quinn Fellowships have been awarded to Ph.D. candidates in the 14 participating universities.  The Quinn Fellows dissertations have focused on a variety of subject matters and generally fall into the following categories, including but not limited to, African, Ancient, Atlantic, China, Early Modern Europe, East Asia, Gender and Women’s History, History of Science, Business HIstory (U.S.), International & Global, Japan, Jewish History, Latin American, Caribbean, Medieval Europe, Middle East, Modern Europe (including Russia), Religion, Sociomedical Sciences, South Asia, United States, and World History.

Quinn Fellowships have helped scholars totally focus on the writing and rewriting of their dissertations without financial distractions.  A Quinn Felloswhip has become a mark of distinction which is very helpful in the job market.  Many former Quinn Fellows hold university level tenure-track teaching positions while others hold historical research positions for government agencies and corporations.

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  • Yuri Amano
  • Johns Hopkins University.
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: United States
  • Bodies in Pain: The Medical Culture of Sympathy in the United States (1830-1865)
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  • James P. Amboske
  • University of Virginia
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • The Loss it Sustain'd by the Immense Drain of Men: The Imperial Politics of Scottish Emigration to Revolutionary America, 1763-1803
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  • Kyoungjin Bae
  • Columbia University
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: China
  • The Social and Cultural History of the Sino-British Furniture Trade Between 1730-1830
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  • Simon Balto
  • University of Wisconsin- Madison
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: United States
  • The Law Has a Bad Opinion of Me: Policing and Politics in Twentieth-Century Black Chicago
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  • Elizabeth Banks
  • New York University
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: Africa
  • International Socialism between the Soviet Union and Mozambique, 1964-91
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  • Nicole Bauer
  • University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • In the Kingdom of Shadows: Secrecy and Transparency in Eighteenth-century France
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  • Noah Blan
  • Univeristy of Michigan
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: Medieval Europe
  • Sovereignty and the Enviroment in Charlemagne's Empire
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  • Joy Block
  • University of Wisconsin- Madison
  • 2022-2023
  • Topic: South Asia/America
  • Visitors, Citizens, & the Paths Between: South Asians in the U.S., 1946-65
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  • Christopher M. Blunda
  • University of California- Berkeley
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Ancient History
  • Origenism in the Western "Desert": Gennadius, Salvian, and the Making of Asceticism in Southern Gaul
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  • Alyssa Bowen
  • University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
  • 2020-2021
  • Topic: International and Global
  • From Political Solidarity to Human Rights: The Transformation of Chile Solidarity Activism in Spain and Western Europe, 1973-1998
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  • Hayley R. Bowman
  • University of Michigan
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Ineffable Knowing: Sor María de Jesús de Ágreda in the Early Modern Spanish World
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  • Margaret Brennan
  • University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Refugees to Settlers: 'Palatines' in the Early Modern Atlantic World
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  • Courtney Cain
  • University of Illinois Urbana-Champaigna
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: United States
  • DuSable's Diaspora: Hatians in Chicago 1935-2010
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  • Michelle Cassidy
  • University of Michigan
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: United States
  • Both the Honor and the Profit: Anishinaabe Warriors, Soldiers, and Veterans from Pontiac's War through the Civil War
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  • Andrew Clark-Huckstep
  • Indiana University
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: Gender/Social Science
  • Diagnosed with Sex: Rethinking Social Science, Sex Research, and Identity, 1880-1970
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  • Caitlin Collis
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • 2020-2021
  • Topic: Africa
  • The Rhetoric and Reality of Road Construction in Ethiopia, 1855-1941
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  • Theresa Dazey
  • Indiana University
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: Middle East
  • Cultural Negotiation on the Trans-Jordan Frontier: Arabs, Circassians and Empire, 1878-1939
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  • Arnon Degani
  • University of California- Los Angeles
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: Middle East/Israel Studies
  • "Our Arabs": The Integration of the Palestinian-Arabs into Israeli Society, 1948-1967
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  • Bret Devereaux
  • University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: Ancient
  • The Sinews of War: The Social and Economic Roots of Roman Victory, 264-101 B.C.E
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  • Joslyn DeVinney
  • Columbia University
  • 2022-2023
  • Topic: International and Global
  • Mysore Science: A Connected History of Eighteenth-Century Natural Knowledge
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  • Christopher Dunlap
  • University of Chicago
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: Latin America
  • Scientific Communities, Nuclear Energy, and the State in Brazil and Argentina, 1950-1995
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  • Hannah Elmer
  • Columbia University
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: Medieval Europe
  • Alive Enough: Reanimating the Dead in Central Europe, 1200-1545
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  • Filip Erdeljac
  • New York University
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: Modern Europe
  • National Incoherence and World War II Croatia: Everyday Politics in the Yugoslav Kingdom, the Ustasha State and Communist Yugoslavia, 1934-1948
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  • Raquel Escobar
  • University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign
  • 2018-2019
  • Topic: United States
  • Reconcile the Indian, Reconcile the Nation: Transnational Indian Reform in the Era of Inter-American Politics, 1930-1960
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  • Jeanne Essame
  • University of Wisconsin
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: Caribbean/Africa
  • Diaspora as Detour: Haitian emigres during the Duvalier years, 1950's-1980's.
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  • Sheena Finnigan
  • University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: Gender and Women's History
  • Working Moms: Motherhood, Occupation, and Status in Roman Italy, 100 BC- 100 AD
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  • William FitzSimons
  • Northwestern University
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic:
  • Distributed power: climate change, elderhood, and republicanism in the grasslands of East Africa, c. 500 BCE to 1800 CE
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  • Samuel Gale
  • University of Wisconsin- Madison
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: United States
  • It's a Press Victory: The African American Press' Coverage of Black Sports and the Struggle for Racial Equality
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  • Timnet Gedar
  • University of Michigan
  • 2020-2021
  • Topic: Africa
  • Fikri Hagher: Political Thought, Violence, and the Decolonization of Eritrea, 1941-1952
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  • Khemani Gibson
  • New York University
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Caribbean
  • The Black Cosmopolitans: The West Indian Immigrant Community in Panama, 1914-1961
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  • Angela Giordani
  • Columbia University
  • 2018-2019
  • Topic: Middle East
  • Making Falsafa in Modern Egypt: Towards a History of Islamic Philosophy in the Twentieth Century
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  • Rebecca Glade
  • Columbia University
  • 2022-2023
  • Topic: Africa and Middle East
  • Sudanese Political Movements and the Struggle for the State: 1964-1985
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  • Devon Golaszewski
  • Columbia University
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Sociomedical Sciences
  • Reproductive Labors: Malian Reproductive Expertise and Biomedical Legibility, 1935-1999
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  • Kevin L. Gouge
  • Univeristy of Michigan
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: East Asia- Medieval Japan
  • The Ties That Bind: Kinship, Inheriance, and the Environment in Medieval Japan
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  • Paul G. Grant
  • University of Wisconsin- Madision
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: Africa
  • Unimagining the Christian Nation: Ghanaian Christians and their Germans, 1835-1935
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  • Jefferey Guarneri
  • University of Wisconsin- Madison
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Japan
  • Marketing Japan's Global Gateways: Commerce, Crisis, and the Making of Civic Identities in Japan's Commercial Harbors, 1929-1944.
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  • Ann Halbert-Brooks
  • University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: Gender and Women's History
  • Revolutionary Teacher's: Women and Gender in the Cuban Literacy Campaign of 1961.
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  • Lois Hao
  • Northwestern University
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: China
  • “Destined to Marry?” —Marriage Renunciation and Reform for Women in Republican China (1890-1937)
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  • John Harris
  • Johns Hopkins University
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: United States
  • Yankee Blackbirding: The United States and the Illegal Transatlantic Slave Trade, 1850-1867
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  • Jessica L. Harris
  • University of California Los Angeles
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: Gender and Women's History
  • Exploring Mrs. Consumer: The American Woman in Italian Culture, 1945-1975
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  • Dierdre Ruscitti Harshman
  • University of Illinois
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: Modern Europe (Including Russia)
  • A Space Called Home: Housing and the Construction of the Everyday in Russia, 1890-1935
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  • Masako Hattori
  • Columbia University
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: United States
  • The Youth Problem: Military Mobilization, Citizenship, and Democratic Governance in the United States, 1917-1945
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  • Lorn Hillaker
  • University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
  • 2018-2019
  • Topic: Modern Europe
  • Promising a Better Germany: Representations of East and West Germany, 1949-1990
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  • John Erik Hmiel
  • University of Wisconsin- Madison
  • 2018-2019
  • Topic: United States
  • The End of American Art: Arthur C. Danto and the Decline of the American Aesthetic
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  • Joseph W. Ho
  • University of Michigan
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: International and Global
  • All Things Visible and Invisible: Photography, Filmmaking, and American Christian Missions in Modern China
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  • James D. Homsey
  • University of Wisconsin- Madison
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: East Asia
  • Militarizing the Populace and Popularizing the Military: The Army in Interwar Japanese Society
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  • Lily Huang
  • University of Chicago
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Modern Europe/History of Science
  • Metaphor and Metaphysic: The Materials of Henri Bergson's Philosophy, 1880-1903
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  • Clarissa Ibarra
  • University of California at Berkeley
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: International and Global
  • Revolutionary Experiments: Cuban-Soviet Scientific Exchange, 1959-1980
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  • Veneta Ivanova
  • University of Illinois Urbana Champaign
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: Modern Europe
  • Occult Communism: Culture, Spirituality, and Science in Late Socialist Bulgaria
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  • Denisa Jashari
  • Indiana University
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: Latin America
  • Cartographies of Resistance: Political Culture and Urban Protest in Chilean Shantytowns, 1973-2002
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  • Emine Rezzan Karaman
  • University of California at Los Angeles
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: Middle East
  • Gendered Derivatives of Identity Formation in Kurdistan during the late Ottoman Empire
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  • Sara Katz
  • Univeristy of Michigan
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Africa
  • Mobilizing the Hajj in Southwest Nigeria: Pilgrims, Technologies, and State Regulation, 1914-1980
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  • Jessica Keene
  • Johns Hopkins University
  • 2018-2019
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • 'Spiritual Fornication': Conceptualizing Sexual Depravity in Reformation England
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  • Tariq Khan
  • University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign
  • 2020-2021
  • Topic: United States
  • Savage Reds: US Settler Colonialism, Anarchism, and Anticommunism, 1840s-1920s.
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  • Michael Kideckel
  • Columbia University
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: United States
  • Fresh from the Factory: Breakfast Cereal, Natural Foods, and the Maketing of Reform 1890-1920
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  • Trevor Kilgore
  • University of Michigan
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: Modern Europe
  • Occupying God's House: Catholics, Sacred Space, and the Religiosity of Postwar Italian Politics
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  • Daniel Gunnar Kressel
  • Columbia University
  • 2018-2019
  • Topic: Latin America
  • Technicians of the Spirit: The Francoist Regime and Authoritarianism in Latin America's Southern Cone
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  • Brianna Lafoon
  • University of Wisconsin- Madison
  • 2022-2023
  • Topic: United States
  • Island Chains: The American Imperial Education Web in the Early Twentieth Century
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  • Daniele Lauro
  • University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
  • 2018-2019
  • Topic: Japan
  • Meanings and Functions of Rituals in the Politics of the Tokugawa Shogunate. A Study of the 1843 Shogunal Pilgrimage to Nikkō (Nikkō shasan).
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  • Owain Lawson
  • Columbia University
  • 2020-2021
  • Topic: Middle East
  • Power Failures: Engineers and the Litani River, 1920-1978
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  • Max Lazar
  • University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Jewish History
  • Jerusalem on the Main
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  • Jonathan Andrew Lear
  • University of California at Berkeley
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: Japan
  • Splitting the Atom, Fusing the Nation: Japan, West Germany, and the Making of the Atomic Age
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  • Teng Li
  • Northwestern University
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: China
  • At Crossroads: Reconstruction of Property Rules and Legal Culture in Early Post-WWII Taiwan and Northeast China, 1945-1952
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  • Noria LiTaker
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Embodied Faith: Whole-Body Catacomb Saints in the Duchy of Bavaria, 1578-1803
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  • Thomas L. Lowish
  • Univeristy of California-Berkeley
  • 2020-2021
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Catherine the Great, Sovereign Empress, 1762-1796
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  • Matthew Luckett
  • University of California at Los Angeles
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: United States
  • Honor Among Thieves: Horse Stealing, State-Building, and Culture in Lincoln County, Nebraska, 1860-1890
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  • Amanda Marie Martinez
  • University of California at Los Angeles
  • 2020-2021
  • Topic: United States
  • Keepin’ It Country: Race and the Popular Music Industry in the Age of the New Right, 1969-1998
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  • Austin McCoy
  • University of Michigan
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: United States
  • No Radical Hangover: Progressive Responses to Economic Crises in the Midwest, 1967-1988
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  • Micah McElroy
  • Columbia University
  • 2020-2021
  • Topic: United States
  • The Disruption of Philanthropy in the San Franciso Bay Area
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  • Emily Merchant
  • University of Michigan
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: International and Global
  • Predication and Control: Global Population, Population Science and Population Politics in the Twentieth Century.
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  • Philip Mogen
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Uncertain Presents, Unstable Pasts: History and memory during the British Civil Wars, 1638-1660
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  • Alexandra Montgomery
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • 2018-2019
  • Topic: United States/Canada
  • Projecting Power in the Dawnland: Colonization Schemes, Imperial Failure, and Competing Visions of the Gulf of Maine World, 1710-1800
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  • Daniel Morgan
  • University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Medieval Europe
  • Crusade and Community in the Long Twelfth Century: Communal Italy and the Kingdom of Sicily, c. 1050- c. 1250.
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  • Sanyu Mulira
  • New York University
  • 2022-2023
  • Topic: Africa
  • 'We were but women’: Print Culture, Anti-Colonialism, and Activism Amongst Black Women in the Francophone Diaspora, 1920-1976.
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  • Tessa Murphy
  • University of Chicago
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: Caribbean
  • Imperial Imaginaries, Negotiated Realities: The Lesser Antilles, C. 1700-1795
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  • Rachel Grace Newman
  • Columbia University
  • 2018-2019
  • Topic: Latin America
  • Studying Abroad for the Good of the Nation: Mexican Student Migration and the Making of Transnational Mexico in the Twentieth Century
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  • Laura Noboa
  • Northwestern University
  • 2020-2021
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Your Most Dedicated Consort: The Representation (and Self-Representation) of Three Consorts in Renaissance Italy
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  • Royce Novak
  • University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: International and Global
  • Archipelago of Extinction: Prison Islands in the Making and Unmaking of Empire
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  • Natalie Novoa
  • University of California- Berkeley
  • 2018-2019
  • Topic: United States
  • "A Home Away from Home": Community-based Recreation Centers and Black Community Development in the Bay Area, 1920-1960
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  • Orcun Can Okan
  • Columbia University
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Middle East
  • Coping with Transitions: The Connected Construction of Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq (1918-28)
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  • Keith Orejel
  • Columbia University
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: United States
  • Factories in the Fallows: The Political Economy of America's Rural Heartland
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  • Alyssa Penick
  • Univeristy of Michigan
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: United States
  • From Church to State: The Fate of Established Religion in Early America
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  • Lauren Pepitone
  • Johns Hopkins University
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Legal London: Gender, Space, and the Culture of the Bar 1850-1940
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  • Terrence Peterson
  • University of Wisconsin- Madison
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: Modern Europe
  • Counterinsurgent Bodies: Social Welfare and Psychological Warfare in Algeria, 1955-1962
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  • Tamara Polyakova
  • University of Wisconsin- Madison
  • 2022-2023
  • Topic: Modern Europe
  • Everyday Life in Russian Karelia During the Russian Civil War, 1918-1922. The Soldiers, the Civilians, and their Environment
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  • Jake Purcell
  • Columbia University
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Medieval Europe
  • Parsing Truth in Merovingian Gaul: Evidence and the Early Medieval Critic
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  • Nickolas Radburn
  • Johns Hopkins University
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: Atlantic
  • The Long Middle Passage: The Enslavement of Africans and the trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, 1640-1807
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  • Robin Reich
  • Columbia University
  • 2020-2021
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Materials of Science in Norman Sicily: Translation, transmission, and trade in the central Mediterranean corridor
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  • Zhijun Ren
  • University of Wisconsin - Madison
  • 2022-2023
  • Topic: Early Modern East Asia
  • Envisioning the Early Modern Empire: Travel and Writing in Sino-Korean Relations
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  • Yi Ren
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • 2022-2023
  • Topic: China
  • Embodying the Maoist Message: Grassroots Propaganda Agents in the Chinese Countryside, 1949–1978
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  • Stephen Riegg
  • University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: International and Global
  • Claiming the Caucasus: Russia's Imperial Encounter with Armenia 1801-1894
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  • Meghan Riley
  • Indiana University
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: Modern Europe
  • Reading Novels in the Cattle Cars: American Humanitarian Relief in the Internment Camps of Unoccupied France, 1940-42
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  • Daniel Roddy
  • University of California- Berkeley
  • 2018-2019
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Forging Royal Bonds: Dynastic Logic, Reason of State, and Marriage Diplomacy under the Spanish Hapsburgs, 1553-1660
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  • Eva Rogarr
  • University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: Modern Europe (includes Russia)
  • 'We (Re)turn to Islam and Revive our Country': Religious Trajectories, Conversion, and the Search for Morality, Spirituality and Community in Late Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia, 1970-2020
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  • Emma Rothberg
  • University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: United States
  • Citizenship on Parade: Civic Identity, Gender, and the American City at the Turn of the Century
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  • Aurélie A. Roy
  • Columbia University
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: United States
  • 'The Sovereignty that Seemed Lost Forever'1: How a Handful of Lawyers Catalyzed the Field of Indian Rights Law in the post-Civil Rights Era
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  • Donald Santacaterina
  • University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
  • 2022-2023
  • Topic: China
  • Making the Paper Come Alive: “Mass” Media and Print Socialism in the People’s Republic of China (1949-1966)
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  • Rahul Sarwate
  • Columbia University
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: South Asia
  • Reimagining the Hindu Ethical Self: Caste , Untouchability and Hindu Theology in India, 1899-1948
  • Read more >>
  • Elizabeth Schall
  • Columbia University
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: Latin America
  • Dancing with Revolution: Dance, State, and Nation in Cuba, 1930-1990
  • Read more >>
  • Diana Schwartz
  • University of Chicago
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: Latin America
  • Transforming the Tropics: Development, Displacement, and Anthropology in the Papaloapan, Mexico, 1940s-1970s
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  • Fernando Serrano
  • University of California, Los Angeles
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: Latin America
  • Indigenous Workers in the Guanajuato Mines: Labor, Migration, and Capital in the Transformation of Space, 1550-1800
  • Read more >>
  • Kerry Shannon
  • University of California- Berkeley
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: South Asia
  • Cleanliness and Civilization: Public Health and the Making of Modern Korea and Japan 1870-1910
  • Read more >>
  • Tristan Sharp
  • University of Chicago
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Wars, Feuds, and Enmities- the Violent State of Late Medieval Germany: 1350-1500
  • Read more >>
  • Cori L. Simon
  • University of Wisconsin- Madison
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: United States
  • Shadowland: Indian Territory's Contested Past and Uncertain Future, 1800-1910
  • Read more >>
  • Sarah Sklaw
  • New York University
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: Central America
  • "Tell your Mama to Surrender": Gender, Revolution, and Development in Nicaragua, 1974- 1992
  • Read more >>
  • Jeremiah J. Sladeck
  • University of California at Los Angeles
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: United States
  • Padres Descontentos: Spanish Imperial Policy, Franciscan Decline, and the California Mission System, 1784-1803
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  • Maryan Soliman
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: Modern Europe
  • Inciting Free Speech and Racial Equality: The Communist Party and Georgia's Insurrection Statute in the 1930s
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  • Irina Spector-Marks
  • University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: International and Global
  • Circuits of Imperial Citizenship: Indian Print Culture and the Politics of Race, 1890-1914
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  • Brooks Tucker Swett
  • Columbia University
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: United States
  • Fashioning a New Democracy and Empire: Reconstruction of the American Union in the Shadow of Great Britain, 1865-1880
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  • Kathryn Taylor
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Orbis and Urbis: Ethnographic Thought in Early Modern Venice
  • Read more >>
  • Emma Teitelman
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: United States
  • Governing the Peripheries: The Social Reconstructions of the South and West After the American Civil War
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  • Jennifer Robin Terry
  • University of California- Berkeley
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: United States
  • Priceless Breadwinners: The Business of Denying Child Labor in America
  • Read more >>
  • Alexandra Thomas
  • Northwestern University
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • In Praise of Dracula: Giovanni Botero, Reason of State, and the Ottoman Empire.
  • Read more >>
  • Alex R. Tipei
  • Indiana University
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • For Your Civilization and Ours: Greece, Romania, and the Making of French Universalism
  • Read more >>
  • Noelle Turtur
  • Columbia University
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: International and Global
  • Making the Empire Work: Italian Enterprises, Labor, and Everyday Life in Fascist- Occupied Ethiopia, 1934-1943
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  • Jose Manuel Moreno Vega
  • University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
  • 2020-2021
  • Topic: Latin America
  • Ambivalent Alliances: Diplomatic Interactions Among Natives and Spaniards in Early Modern Northwestern Mexico.
  • Read more >>
  • Mirjam Voerkelius
  • University of California- Berkeley
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: Russia/Soviet Union (Modern Europe including Russia)
  • Evolution in Times of Revolution: Darwinism, Nature, and Ideology in the Soviet Union.
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  • Rachel Waxman
  • Johns Hopkins University
  • 2019-2020
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • The Political Economy of Sugar in the Age of Revolution
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  • Aaron Welt
  • New York University
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: United States
  • The Shtarkers of Progressive Era New York; Labor, Crime, and Capitalism in an Era of Mass Migration, 1890-1930
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  • Stephen Wertheim
  • Columbia University
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: United States
  • Tomorrow, the World: America's Embrace of World Leadership in World War II
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  • Natasha Wheatley
  • Columbia University
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Historical Rights and New World Orders: Imperial Sovereignty and its Afterlives in Central Europe, 1848-1848
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  • Antonina Woodsum
  • Columbia University
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: United States
  • Fiesta Immemorial: Southern California Political Economy and Native Nationhood
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  • Garrett W. Wright
  • University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill
  • 2017-2018
  • Topic: United States
  • Cycles of Sovereignity: Diplomacy and Movement in the Central Great Plains 1690-1806
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  • Justin Wu
  • University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
  • 2021-2022
  • Topic: East Asia
  • Transpacific Nationalism: The Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands Dispute and the Geopolitics of Chineseness, 1970s-present
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  • Ting-chih Wu
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • 2022-2023
  • Topic: China
  • Farmlands, Grasslands, and Woodlands: Changing Landscapes in the Chinese- Mongol Borderlands, 1370–1620.
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  • Elizabeth Della Zazzera
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • 2015-2016
  • Topic: Early Modern Europe
  • Romanticism in Print: Periodical Production and the Politics of Aesthetics in Restoration Paris, 1814-1830.
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  • Natan Zeichner
  • New York University
  • 2014-2015
  • Topic: Latin America
  • Manufacturing Identity: Radical Experiences and the Making of a New Working-Class Politics in Brazil, 1964-1985
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  • Yangiu Zheng
  • Northwestern University
  • 2016-2017
  • Topic: China/United States
  • Reorienting Orientalism: The Making of Chinese Cultural Diplomacy in the United Sates, 1926-1974
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  • Thomas Zuber
  • Columbia University
  • 2022-2023
  • Topic: Africa
  • Assembling a West African Social State: Social workers, agricultural expertise, and the politics of redistribution in 20th century Burkina Faso
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