Ph.D. Candidate, Political Science 2018-2019 Rothman Doctoral Fellow Alexandria Wilson received a Rothman Doctoral Fellowship for her dissertation project titled “Framing Exploitation: The Women’s Movement and Anti-trafficking Policy in East […]
Ph.D. Candidate, History 2018-2019 Tedder Doctoral Fellow Luc received a Tedder Doctoral Fellowship for his dissertation project titled “On the Margins of Medieval Power: Ramon Berenguer V and Mobility,” which […]
Ph.D. Candidate, Religion 2018-2019 Rothman Doctoral Fellowship In her dissertation, The Goddess and Dancing Śiva in the Multiple Ritual Worlds of Chidambaram Shaw takes a Goddess–centric approach to the stories and […]
Ph.D. Candidate, Sociology and Criminology & Law 2018-2019 Rothman Doctoral Fellow Tameka Samuels-Jones addressed questions about conflicting state regulations and indigenous cultural beliefs in the Blue and John Crow Mountains […]
Ph.D. Candidate, Education 2018-2019 Rothman Doctoral Fellow Currin’s research addresses the “Age of Accountability,” a decades-long period defined by top-down education reforms that position teachers as both the problem and […]
“Regulatory Law and Local Stakeholder influences on Green Crime in the Blue Mountains, Jamaica.” Rothman Doctoral Fellow Tameka Samuels-Jones addressed questions about conflicting state regulations and indigenous cultural beliefs […]
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Ph.D. Candidate, History 2018-2019 Rothman Doctoral Fellow Strickland researched the lives of enslaved people on Codrington Plantation on Barbados and the role of religious conversion that occurred there from 1710 […]
Department of History 2017-2018 Rothman Doctoral Fellow Matthew Simmons received a Rothman Doctoral Fellowship for his project entitled “Revolt in the Fields: The Southern Tenant Farmers’ Union and the New […]
Department of Religion 2017-2018 Rothman Doctoral Fellow Prea Persaud, doctoral candidate in the Department of Religion, used her 2017-2018 Rothman Doctoral Fellowship to travel to Trinidad to document Hindu temples […]
Ph.D. Candidate, History 2017-2018 Tedder Family Fellow Elyssa Gage received a Tedder Family Doctoral Fellowship for her dissertation project entitled “‘A Softer and More Durable Glory’: Justice and Colonialism in […]