Clemens Ottenhausen
Ph. D. Candidate, Art and Art History 2019-2020 Rothman Doctoral Fellow This dissertation provides the first comprehensive English analysis of the international art exhibition Documenta which started 1955 in Kassel, […]
Oren Okhovat
Ph. D. Candidate, History 2019-2020 Rothman Doctoral Fellow This dissertation examines the seventeenth-century network constructed by the Portuguese Jewish community of Amsterdam to connect their various Dutch Atlantic settlements. Using […]
Mary Ibarrola
Ph. D. Candidate, Anthropology 2019-2020 Rothman Doctoral Fellow Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, Florida’s residents experienced frequent geopolitical stress. Colonial documents detail two centuries of international conflict on the […]
Meagan Frenzer
Ph. D. Candidate, History 2019-2020 Rothman Doctoral Fellow Frenzer’s dissertation, “Dancing in the Devil’s Playground: The Intersection of Labor, Morality, and Pleasure in Chicago’s Dance Halls, 1910-1930,” dives into the […]
Daniel Fernández
Ph. D. Candidate, History 2019-2020 Rothman Doctoral Fellow This dissertation project examines the impact of Spanish migration to Cuba in the twentieth century, including how Cuban and Spanish revolutionaries recalibrated the […]
Madison Cates
Ph. D. Candidate, History 2019-2020 Rothman Doctoral Fellow This project seeks to understand the complex politics of land use and economic development in shaping the rise of the Sunbelt South after […]
Arianne Boileau
Ph. D. Candidate, Anthropology 2019-2020 Rothman Doctoral Fellow This project investigates change and continuity in Maya political economy following Spanish contact at Lamanai, Belize. Boileau combines the analysis of archaeological […]
Mark Hodge
Ph.D. Candidate, Art and Art History 2019-2020 Rothman Doctoral Fellow We think of the twenty-first century obsession with taking and enhancing self-portraits as a product of the digital age. But […]
Kyra Rietveld
Ph.D. Candidate, Art and Art History 2019-2020 Tedder Doctoral Fellow Kyra Rietveld was awarded a Tedder Family Doctoral Fellowship to support her dissertation, which considers the uniquely local images of […]
Kaitlyn Muchnok
Ph.D. Candidate, History 2019-2020 Tedder Doctoral Fellow Kaitlyn Muchnok was awarded a Tedder Family Doctoral Fellowship to support her dissertation, which explores Florida’s female juvenile justice system from 1945 to […]