This year was a successful harvest for our anthro Ph.D students!
- Dissertation Year Fellowship ($25,000)
Nadia Augustyniak for “Enacting Care: Ethical Commitments and Gendered Politics in the Work of Government Counselors in Sri Lanka”
Amanda Mancini for “Multi-scale movement behavior of black-and-white ruffed lemurs (Varecia variegata)“
- Dissertation Year Fellowship ($15,000)
Caitlyn Bolton for “The Spirit of Progress: Islamic Education, Development and Modernity in Zanzibar“
- Dissertation Year Award ($10,000)
Juraj Anzulovic for “Parking in the Margins of Europe: The Politics of Infrastructure and Mobility in Zagreb“
- Dissertation Year Award ($5,500)
Sarah Mady for “Healing Shrines in Late Antique and Medieval Lebanon“
- Ralph Bunche Dissertation Fellowship ($15,000)
Liang Wu for “Contained at Sea: Multinational Seafarers, Mobility Politics, and the International Shipping Industry“
- The Center for Place, Culture and Politics Dissertation Fellowship ($10,000)
Sheehan Moore for “Governing Land Loss on the Louisiana Coast“
Ola Galal for “Reconfiguring Feminism: The State, Everyday Violence, and Alternative Forms of Care in Post-Revolution Tunisia”
- The Committee for Globalization and Social Change Dissertation Fellowship ($10,000)
Caitlyn Bolton for “The Spirit of Progress: Islamic Education, Development and Modernity in Zanzibar“
- David Garth Award ($5,000)
Samuel Novacich for “Color as a Social Force: Aesthetic Surfaces and Everyday Life in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil“
- Athena Pollis Dissertation Fellowship ($15,000)
Ola Galal for “Reconfiguring Feminism: The State, Everyday Violence, and Alternative Forms of Care in Post-Revolution Tunisia”
