2023 Recipients

Spring 2023:

Carolina Boutureira

Graduate Recipient Department of Hispanic Languages and Literature Project: “The Role of Galician Regionalism: Literary Representations of the Spanish Civil War and its Post-War Reverberations” (Galicia, Spain)

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Doğa Öner

Graduate Recipient Department of Philosophy Project: “Politics and Solidarity in Natural Disasters: An Investigation of the History, Process and Consequences of the Earthquake in Turkey” (Istanbul and Hatay, Turkey)

Kevin Kay

Graduate Recipient Department of Music Project: “Towards a Holistic Theoretical Framework for Rational Tuning: The Creation of Complex Tonal Structures and the Development of a Theoretical Framework using Psychoacoustics and Physics-Based Techniques” (Berlin, Germany)

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Daniel Menzo

Graduate Recipient Department of Art History and Criticism Project: “Developing Masculinities: Agency, Ambiguity, and Performance in Benjamín de la Calle’s Photographic Portraits of Men, 1899–1934" (Medellin, Colombia)

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Paulo Acácio Amarante Vasconcelos Soares

Graduate Recipient Department of Hispanic Languages and Literature Project: “Uncovering the White Gauchos: A Postcolonial Examination of Racial Identity in Southern Brazil” (Brazil)

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Praveen Parthasarathy

Undergraduate Recipient Department of Biology Project: “Evaluating the Efficacy of a Preventative Health Education Strategy on Rural Health Confidence” (Karumbur, India)

Fall 2023:

George Osei

Graduate Recipient Department of History Project: "Harm or Heal? A History of Witch Camps and Humanitarianism in Ghana, 1927-2020"

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Omar Badessi

Graduate Recipient Department of Hispanic Languages and Literature Project: “‘Christian charity, Which Recognizes No Enemy’: Analyzing Spain’s ‘Exceptional’ Colonialism in Northern Morocco in the Diaries of Nicasio Landa (1859)”

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Gisele Blain De Dios

Graduate Recipient Department of Hispanic Languages and Literature Project: "The Museological Film Gaze: A Curatorial Approach to Spanish and Latin American Cinema"

Namal Fiaz

Undergraduate Recipient Departments of Political Science and Psychology Project: "Do Women Have to Be Naked to Be Seen?: The Lack of Representation of Women Artists in Major Art Movements in Europe and the Road to Visibility"