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Past Awards

PILOT Virtual Book Manuscript Review 2021

With support from the Jerome A. Yavitz Fund, CHPS awarded one grant in a pilot program for untenured, tenure-track faculty members to receive feedback on their complete draft book manuscript from one external and one internal specialist in a virtual workshop setting.

2021

Joel Correia (Professor, Center for Latin American Studies)

Disrupting the Patrón: Unsettling Racial Geographies in Pursuit of Indigenous Environmental Justice.

Reading Groups 2019-2022

With the Robert and Margaret Rothman Endowment for the Humanities, CHPS offered an inaugural funding opportunity for reading groups in the humanities. Groups use this as an opportunity for scholarly exchange on a shared topic of interest related to the humanities.

2021-2022

Derek Burdette (Professor, Art History)

Putting Decolonial Theory Into Practice: Interdisciplinary Views of the Spanish Empire

2020-2021

Adam Stern (Professor, Comparative, Diagnostic and Population Medicine)

Human – Animal Studies Group

Christopher Busey (Professor, Teachers, Schools, and Society Program)

Black Education Research Collective

Sara Politz (Professor, Music)

Cultural Studies in the Arts Working Group

Robert Kawashima (Professor, Religion and Jewish Studies)

In Praise of Uselessness

2019-2020

Sean Adams (Professor, History)

Informal Economics in Global Perspective

Andréa Caloiaro (Professor, University Writing Program)

Can You Hear Me Now?: Podcasting for Humanities Scholarship, Teaching, and Public Engagement)

Robert Kawashima (Professor, Religion and Jewish Studies)

In Praise of Uselessness

Interdisciplinary Team-Teaching Program in the Humanities 2010-2022

From 2010-2022, the Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere sponsored the Team-Taught Courses program in conjunction with the University of Florida Honors Program, with support from the Rothman Endowment and The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation, to encourage faculty members in different departments and colleges to collaborate in the classroom.

2022

Ying Xiao(Professor, Languages, Literatures, and Cultures) and Churchhill Roberts (Professor, Media Production, Management, and Technology)

Documentary, Media, and Society

2019

Anna Peterson(Professor, Religion) and Jamie Ahlberg (Professor, Philosophy)

Ethics in the Public Sphere

Trysh Travis (Professor, Women’s Studies) and Rachel Gordon (Professor, Religion)

Women and Religion in Popular US Fiction

2018

Mario Poceski (Professor, Religion) and Ying Xiao (Professor, Languages, Literatures, and Cultures)

Buddhism and Film

2017

Judith Page (Professor, English) and Victoria Pagán (Professor, Classics)

How Does Your Garden Grow

2016

Mary Watt (Professor, Languages, Literatures, and Cultures) and Mark Law (Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering)

Engineering the renaissance

Nina Caputo (Professor, History) and Robert Kawashima (Professor, Religion)

Religious Conversion

2015

Eric Kligerman (Professor, Languages, Literatures, and Cultures) and Kevin Knudson (Professor, Mathematics)

Re-framing Literature through Mathematics

Marsha Bryant (Professor, English) and Mary Eaverly (Professor, Classics)

Women Writers and Classical Myth

Peter Hirschfeld (Professor, ,Physics) and Fred Gregory (Professor, History)

Discovering Physics: The Universe and Humanity’s Place in It

Terry Harpold (Professor, English) and Alin Dobra(Professor, Computer and Information Science and Engineering)

Digital English – Data Mining and Digital Poetics

2012

Miriam Zach (Professor, Music) and Sylvie Blum (Professor, Languages, Literatures and Cultures)

Music and Texts

Robert D’Amico (Professor, Philosophy) and A. Joseph Layon (Professor, ,Anesthesiology, Surgery, and Medicine)

Medicine and Philosophy

2011

Florence Babb (Professor, Women’s Studies) and Victoria Rovine (Professor, Art and Art History)

Culture and Identity on the Global Market

2010

Nina Caputo (Professor, History) and Robert Kawashima (Professor, Religion and Jewish Studies)

Bible and Western Culture

Whitney Sanford (Professor, Religion) and Rose Koenig (Professor, Agronomy)

Foodscapes: The Science and Culture of a Meal