Elisa Gironzetti, Assistant Professor, School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
Awarded a NEH Digital Humanities Advancement Grant for her Multimodal Corpus of Heritage Spanish project. 

Karin Rosemblatt, Professor, Department of History
Awarded a NSF grant for her Expanding the History of Science, Technology, Environment, and Medicine: The United States and its Regional Neighbors project.

Four ARHU Faculty Awarded Grants to Address Race, Equity and Justice

Jose Magro, Lecturer, Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Awarded a Special Purpose Advancement Grant for his Language and Antiracism in the (Spanish) Language Classroom book project.

Tamanika Ferguson, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Department of Communication
Awarded a Special Purpose Innovation Grant for her Voices From the Inside: Incarcerated Women Speak book project.

Anita Atwell Seate, Associate Professor, Department of Communication
Awarded a Special Purpose Innovation Grant for her ‘I Can’t Breathe’ and Police Brutality: Expanding Our Understanding of Group-based Conflict through Methodolical Innovation project.  

Siv Lie, Assistant Professor, School of Music
Awarded a Special Purpose Innovation Grant for her Django Generations: Hearing Ethnorace, Citizenship, and Jazz Manouche in France book project

Previous Scholar Spotlights:

Daryle Williams, Associate Professor, Department of History
Supported by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Williams co-leads robust, open-source database: Enslaved.org: Peoples of the Historic Slave Trade.
NPR: Enslaved.org Shares Lives And Experiences Of The Enslaved

Bayley Marquez, Assistant Professor, Department of American Studies
Awarded inaugural ARHU Junior Faculty Summer Fellowship for her manuscript project, Settler Pedagogy: Teaching Slavery and Settlement

Philip Resnik, Professor, Department of Linguistics
Awarded NSF Rapid Grant: "Advanced Topic Modeling Methods to Analyze Text Responses in COVID-19 Survey Data" 
Recognized as 2020 ACL Fellow

Sun Young Lee, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication 
Awarded Division of Research Coronavirus Seed Grant Award: "How Companies Are Responding to the Coronavirus pandemic: Their Roles, Strategies, and Effectiveness in Promoting the Public Good"

Brooke Fisher Liu, Professor, Department of Communication 
Awarded Division of Research Coronavirus Seed Grant Award: "Universities' Coronavirus Crisis Management: Challenges, Opportunities, and Initial Lessons Learned"

Julie Greene, History Professor and Director of the Center for Global Migration Studies
Awarded $50,000 NEH Grant to support the study of immigrant influence on African American culture.