Associate Professor Fellows
The Associate Professor Fellowships are designed to provide research time for associate professors in the humanities at this crucial stage in their career. The program, supported by the Townsend Center and the Dean of Arts and Humanities, enables up to three associate professors to devote the spring term to a research project of their choosing.
Spring 2010 Fellows
Mia Fuller, Italian Studies
Project: Mussolini's Citizens: Politics and Reminiscences in Italy's Fascist-Era
'New Towns' Today
Counterpart: Eugene Irschick, History
Michael Mascuch, Rhetoric
Project: Literal Piety: Testimony, Truth, and English Protestant Identity, Askew to Wesley
Counterpart: Daniel Boyarin, Near Eastern Studies
Janet Sorensen, English
Project:
Vulgar Tongues: Revaluing the Language of the Particular in Eighteenth-Century
British Writing
Counterpart: David Lieberman, Jurisprudence and Social Policy