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Enjuto Rangel, Cecilia, Romance Languages: Cities in Ruins in Modern Poetry (Spring)  Professor Enjuto Rangel is also the recipient of the Ernest G. Moll Research Fellowship in Literary Studies.

Falk, Daniel, Religious Studies: Contribution of the Qumran Scrolls to the Study of Ancient Jewish Liturgy (Spring)

Hokanson, Katya, Comparative Literature/Eastern European Studies: Theatrical Asides: Gender and Nation in Russian Women’s Travel Writing (Spring)  Professor Hokanson is also the recipient of the Ernest G. Moll Research Fellowship in Literary Studies.

Johnson, Mark L, Philosophy: The Aesthetic Roots of Human Values (Winter)

Karim, Lamia, Anthropology: The Political Economy of Shame: NGOs and Debt in Bangladesh (Fall)

Li, David, English: Globalization in Speed: Economy, Emotions and Ethics in Contemporary Chinese Cinema (Spring)

Mondloch, Kate, Art History: Look at this: Attention, Spectacle, and the Problem of Participation (Fall)

Ostler, Jeffrey, History: The Question of Genocide in U.S. History, 1776-1890 (Spring)

Sang, Tze-lan, East Asian Languages: Alternative Modernities: Popular Fiction and Urban Culture in Early Twentieth-Century China (Fall)

Aronson, Michael, English: New Media: Digital Culture. (Fall: ENG 481/581)

Davidson, John, Political Science: The Right to Life—Legal, Political, & Philosophic Perspectives or Matters of Life and Death. (Spring: PS 410/510) Professor Davidson has also been awarded a 2007-2008 Robert F. Wulf and Evelyn Nelson Wulf Professorship in the Humanities.

Wojick, Daniel, English: Apocalypse Culture: Contemporary Perspectives on Apocalyptic & Millennialist World Views. (Winter: ENG 410/510)

Raiskin, Judith, Women’s and Gender Studies: Travel Writing and Tourism (Winter: WGS 415/515)

Ennis, Larissa M, English: Melodramas of Ethnicity and Masculinity: Generic Transformations of the American Screen Gangster, 1971-2006. (Spring)

Picicci, Christen L, Romance Languages and Literatures: Force and Human Suffering in Sixteenth-Century Epic Poetry: Torquato Tasso’s La Gerusalemme Liberata and Alonso de Ercilla y Zúñiga’s La Araucana. (Fall)

Sultzbach, Kelly, English:  Nature Replies in a Modern Voice:  The Relationship Between Humans and the Environment in the Work of E.M. Forester. Virginia Woolf and W.H. Auden. (Winter)

Zebrowski, Robin L, Philosophy: We are plastic: Human Variability and the Myth of the Standard Body. (Winter)

Updated: 1/14/08