Dissertation Fellowships
Stephen Bryant, School of Public and International Affairs
Identity, Emotions, and Leaving
JeMiah Israel, History
Unburying the Past
Junghyun Lee, Mathematical Sciences
Mathematical Modeling of PER Protein Dimerization in the Mammalian Circadian Clock
Annie McGhee, Sociology
White Eyes on Black Bodies
Ana María Molina, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
New Theater and Contemporary Collective Creation in Colombia
Carlos Munoz-Serna, Philosophy
A Philosophical Study of Nostalgia
Eric O’Doom, 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
Jusin Reed, English
The Resource Thieves
Bilgen Turkay, School of Public and 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
Shepherd Ellis, History
Aviaries on the Atlantic: Exotic Birds as Invasive Species in England & Spain, 1550-1850
Ingrid González, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
The Controversial Identity: An analysis of "Por los Valles de Arena Dorada"
Graduate Summer Research Fellows 2025
Spaces In Between: A Glimpse into the Positioning, Arrangement, & Organization of Ancestral Remains at The State Line Fort Ancient Village Site 33HA58/12D18
Taylor Bryan, Anthropology
Rewriting the Vahiné: Postcolonial Feminist Counternarratives in the Works of Women Mā'ohi Writers
Ines Daubet, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Underground: A Novel
Charlie Beckerman, English
Intersectionality in Humanitarianism: Understanding the Struggles and Needs of Local and Refugee Women at Tongogara Refugee Camp in Zimbabwe
Prisca Chabikisa, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Infancias "desviadas": Narrativas de vigilancia y resistencia en la literatura latinoamericana y española contemporánea
Adriana Prieto Quintero, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
It's Time to Say Goodbye to Something
Kira Homsher, English
Comparing National Security Responses to Nuclear and Cyber Technologies: Organizational and Management Adaptations
Jin kyung Lee, School of Public and International Affairs
Graduate Travel
Hussain Ahmed, English
Blue Exodus
Ramy Amin, Philosophy
Philosophy of Science: Past, Present and Future
Cynthia Beavin, Sociology
Conceptualizations of Unintended Pregnancy by US Women and the NSFG
Anna Bergholtz, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
How Right-Wing Women Utilize Wellness in Anti-Health Initiatives Post-Covid
Jeremy Brenner-Levoy, Sociology
Playing with Care: Gender and Carework in Online Video Games
Stephen Bryant, School of Public and International Affairs
Narratives of Peace and Global (In) Security: Deconstructing Binaries of Inclusions and Exclusions
Fotini Charalabidou, Philosophy
Presentation of a poster, titled Redefining Aesthetic Attention
Hayley Clark, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
The Environment Takes a Back Seat: The Strategies of Electric Vehicle Ads for Appealing to Consumers
Clif Clemotte, Philosophy
The Ecological Origins of Property
Sreeparna Das, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Embodying Difference: Subversive Identities in Arab Diasporic Fiction
Sarah Dorsten, English
Collins and Dickens Conference and the Martineau Society Conference
Braydon Dugan, English
Beyond the Court: Analyzing the Rhetorical Impacts of Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark on the Visibility of Women's Sports in America
Jacob Ebbs, Philosophy
Humor as Situated Normativity and Directed Discontent
Ruth Emmanuel, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Beyond the Screen: Investigating the Impact of Health Misinformation on Young Adults in Underserved Communities in Nigeria
Juliet Ellinger, English
Research Network Forum session at the 2025 Conference on College Composition and Communication Annual Convention
Kinza Fatima, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Negotiating Militarization and Development: Indigenous Women's Agency and Resistance in Gwadar Pakistan
Qianrong Gong, Philosophy
Justice and A Promising Life
Spencer Hall, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Discursive Leadership and Material Concerns: The Union Context
Anthonia Ishabiyi, Sociology
Religion and Higher Education in the 21st Century: An Investigation of South African Students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal
Ilir Isufi, Philosophy
AI and Philosophy Summer
Caylor Jarvis, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Beyond the HAUNT: Perspectives and Dehumanization through Guest Interactions
Arah Ko, English
Yes Yes Books, The Eastover Press, & Bull City Press Events
Vanessa Lovato, Philosophy
Persistent Adaptationism in the Evolution of Female Orgasm
Collin Lucken, Philosophy
On Carnap's Language Engineering
Mia Morales, School of Public and International Affairs
Whose History is American History: Critical Race Theory, Attempted Erasure, and Historical Memory in Antebellum
Damilola Oduola, Philosophy
American Association of Philosophy Teachers (AAPT) Teaching and Learning Seminar
Damilola Oduola, Philosophy
The Weathering Hypothesis: Examining Racial Health Disparities, Health Outcomes, and Social Justice
Christine Ochs-Naderer, English
The Archive in your Closet: Remixing Archival Research with Personal Collections, Found Objects, and Everyday Stuff
Christine Ochs-Naderer, English
The Medium is the Memory: Digital Transformations in the Rhetoric of Grief, Loss, and Memorialization
Lilly Pace, School of Public and International Affairs
Reconnecting International Studies: IR as a cross-disciplinary exquisite corpse?
Bishal Pandey, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Gendered Public Spaces: Transgender Women's Access and Experiences in Kathmandu, Nepal
Zachary Peck, Philosophy
Questioning Two Common Assumptions concerning Group Agency and Group Cognition
Adriana Prieto Quintero, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Childhoods in resistance
Yash Sharma, School of Public and International Affairs
Militant Masculinities: Hindutva and Anti-Minority Violence in Contemporary India
Balkisa Sissy, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studie
NCA Presentation
Prateek Srivastava, School of Public and International Affairs
Queer Digital Interactions Under Militarization: Perspectives from Northern Sri Lanka
Zachary Srivastava, Philosophy
The (Dis)Analogy between Human and Computer Memory
Blake Steinnecker, English
Research Network Forum
Jayne Stone, English
"Swinging Along" in the Unpredictable: The Grateful Dead Concert as an Emergent Phenomenon
Jayne Stone, English
The Sounds of Change: The Rhetorical Power of Music in the Social Sphere
Kierra Toney, Sociology
Institutional Mourning Deferred: Preserving Urban Black High Schools Amid Urban Renewal Movements in the US South
Prosper Tornyi, School of Public and International Affairs
Ohio Persistent Cyber Improvement project to over 200 delegates
Marie Rose Tshite, School of Public and International Affairs
Constructing ‘Data Feminism’: Digitizing and Archiving the Untold Story of the Congolese Women’s Peace Movement
Bilgen Turkay, School of Public and International Affairs
The Impact of NGOs and International Organizations: A Comparative Analysis of the Syrian and Ukrainian Crises
Chidinma Udechukwu, Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Unveiling the Feminist Struggle: Aba Women ’s Riot of 1929 in Nigeria
Levina Vilardo, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Exploring Gay Sexual Satisfaction: A Positional Perspective
Valencia White, Philosophy
Sacred Bonds, Embodied Cognition, and Bodily Integrity in Oceanian Philosophy
Sasanka Wijesiri Gunawardana, Mathematical Sciences
Monotone Rearrangement for Flattening Weights
Haichao Zhang, Mathematical Science
Variable Selection for Zero-Inflated Poisson Regression Model
Graduate Enrichment
Hussain Ahmed, English
The Talking Drums: Poems
Helio de Araujo, Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Topu Honis Sexual Abuse Cases in Timor-Leste: Intersectionality Between Catholic Religion and Colonialization
Christine Bucher, History
The Bourne Effect: Changing Drug Policy in the Carter Administration
Haley Clark, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Exploring the 2nd-Order Beliefs Around Renewable Energy and Perceived Credibility of Partisan News
Marin Deevers, School of Public and International Affairs
Surveying the Origins of Sexual Values and their Political Consequences
Ruth Emmanuel, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Beyond the Screen: Investigating the Impact of Health Misinformation on Nigerian Women
Loïc Filipe-Hémery, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Conceptualizing Identity in the Language Classroom: Gender Experiences of English Speakers Learning French
Kiki Higgins, Sociology
Ethical Non-monogamy: Culture and Boundaries in Practice
Anthonia Ishabiyi, Sociology
Religious Life of Indian Muslim Students in South Africa
Jean Lagreca, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Empowering Latino Voices: A Culture-Centered Approach to Political Participation in the United States
Brianna Larson, Philosophy
A Trauma-Informed Approach to Informal Science Education and Public Engagement with Science
Logan Miller, History
Poverty and Politics in 1960s-80s Central Appalachia
Erena Nakashima, History
Planting A Tree of Knowledge: Carroll Greene Jr.'s Black Folk Art Collection Making in Savannah, 1980 – 2000
Precious Obeng, Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Commodified Queens: Media and the Marketing of Beauty in Ghana
Munkh-Ochir Surenjav, Anthropology
The Role of Social Media in Shaping “herder” Identity in Mongolia
Wynee Poticher, Anthropology
Comparisons of Categorical and Quantitative Methods of Skin Pigmentation Assessment
Mallory Rock, School of Public and International Affairs
The Influence of Candidate Gender and Elite Rhetoric on Public Opinion
Carmen Riffe, History
The Jacobite Rebellion of 1745-46: Religion, Politics, Nationhood and Identity in Scotland
Sachin Sisodiya, Economics
Spatial Analysis of Licit Opium Production in India
Balkisa Sissy, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Voices Rising; The Untold Narratives of Maternal Mental Health in Ghana's Zango Communities
Jayne Stone, English
Dartmouth Summer Seminar for Writing Research
German Barrera Toro, Romance and Arabic Languages & Literatures
Is There a Global Literary Field? A digital Humanities Approach to he Nobel Prize in Literature
Yael Wilner, History
Ottoman Jews in America: Their attitudes towards Zionism
Undergraduate Enrichment
Ella Marcil, School of Communication, Film, and Media Studies
Into the Realm: Digital Storytelling in VR
Matthew Mindrum, School of Public and International Affairs
Riga: Russian as a Second Language
Maria Palamara, History
The Impact of the Dissolutions of Monasteries on Disease
Autumn Springston, Anthropology
Monastic Midlands Field School (IFR)
Summer Undergraduate Research Mentor-Mentee Award
Publicly-Engaged Philosophy: Meeting Students Where They Are
Nadia Jeelani-Socia & Assistant Professor Melissa Jacquart, Philosophy
Room at the Head Table? Economic Globalization and the Rise of Multinational Corporations from Large Developing Countries in the 21st Century
Ava Keller & Associate Professor Thomas Moore, School of Public and International Affairs
The Gift of Guilt: Neighbors, a Novel, and a Massacre
Sophie Glenn & Associate Professor RJ Boutelle, English
National Humanities Center Graduate Student Summer Residency
JeMiah Israel, History
Rome Hernandez Morgan, English