2019 Global and Area Studies Grant Award Recipients​
Gretchen Bauer, Political S​cience & International Relations, African Studies, Gendered Cabinet Appointment Process in Africa? A Ghana Case Study
Julio Carrión, Political Science & International Relations, Latin American & Iberian Studies, Political Change in Post-Commodity-Boom Contexts
Duane Cottrell, Music, A ​Comparison of Choral Pedagogy in the United Kingdom and the United States
Jon Cox, Art and Design, ARRIVALS: What's Left Behind; What Lies Ahead
Kathryn Franich, Linguistics and Cognitive Science, Exploring Coordinative Practices at the Intersection of Language and Music in Multilingual Cameroon
Chrysanthi Leon, Sociology and Criminal Justice, Probation in Comparative Context: Professional Orientations to Corrections in the US and Israel
Sheng Lu, Fashion and Apparel Studies, What Does Automation in Garment Manufacturing Mean for Low-Skilled Workers' Employment in Developing Countries? A Case Study on China
Alexander Selimov, Languages, Literatures & Cultures, Latin American & Iberian Studies, Translating the War: The Cultural Appropriation in Russia of American Veterans Poets' Experience
Vikramaditya Thakur, Anthropology, Asian Studies, Forced Resettlement: Long-Term Impact on Families and Livelihood Due to Dam Displacement in Rural India​
2018: CGAS Research Grants
Neepa Acharya, Political Science & International Relations, Asian Studies Program, Mapping The Refugee Net: Border Crossing and Technology in the Mediterranean
Carla Guerron Montero, Anthropology, Latin American & Iberian Studies Program, Touring Quilombos: Memory, Citizenship, and Identity in Rio de Janeiro's Quilombo Residual Communities (Brazil)
Julie McGee, Art History, Africana Studies, African Studies Program, Sam Middleton: An American Artist in Holland, a Transnational Experience
John Patrick Montano, History, European Studies Program, The Roots of English Colonialism in Ireland (Part 2)
Ramnarayan Rawat, History, Asian Studies Program, A Conceptual History of the Indian Political: Dalit Lexicons of Liberty and Equality
Meredith Ray, Languages, Literatures & Cultures, European Studies Program, East of Italy: Women and Scientific Community in Early Modern Italy, Poland, and Dalmatia
Chandra Reedy, Center for Historic Architecture & Design, Asian Studies Program, Emergence of Technological Innovation: Identifying a Highly Innovative Chinese Black Pottery Technology
Steven Sidebotham, History, European Studies Program, Archaeological Excavations at Berenike (Red Sea coast), Egypt in winter 2019
2017: CGAS Research Grants
Pascha Bueno-Hansen, Women & Gender Studies, Latin American & Iberian Studies Program. Gender and Sexuality in the Colombia Peace Process
Muqtedar Khan, Political Science & International Relations, Islamic Studies Program. Ideology or Good Governance? Constitutional Reforms in Turkey and Philippines
Daniel Kinderman, Political Science & International Relations, European Studies Program. German Business Elites and Corporate Social Responsibility in an Age of Resurgent Nationalism and Authoritarian Populism
Kelebogile Setiloane, Behavioral Health & Nutrition, African Studies Program. An Exploration of Black Women's Breastfeeding Practices and Experiences in North West Province South Africa.
David Shearer, History, European Studies Program. Foreign Explorers in Mongolia and Tibet, 1870-1930
Patricia Sloane-White, Anthropology, Women & Gender Studies, Asian Studies, Islamic Studies. New Ports of Call in the Infrastructure of Islamic Identity: Revitalizing Muslim Cosmopolitanism from Ham Bantota, Sri Lanka to Nuso Jaya, Malaysia
Chungmin Tu, Languages, Literatures & Cultures, Asian Studies Program. Ethics in Gille DeLeuze and Chinese Philosophy: A Project of Global Disjunctive Synthesis
Polly Zavadivker, History, Jewish Studies Program. Jewish Humanitarianism in Russia's Great War and Revolution
2016: CGAS Research Grants
Eve Buckley, Department of History, Latin American & Iberian Studies Program. Hunger Politics in the early Cold War: Brazilian Critiques of Overpopulation Discourse, 1930-1970​
Monica Dominguez-Torres, Art History, Latin American & Iberian Studies Program. Pearls at Court: European Courtly Art and the Rise of the Atlantic Pearl Trade, 1500-1800
Cristina Guardiola-Griffiths, Languages, Literatures & Cultures, European Studies Program. Beauty Matters: The Disenfranchisement of Women and the Cosmetological Field of Medicine
Gladys Ilarregui, Languages, Literatures & Cultures, Latin American & Iberian Studies Program. Children’s Literature under Dictatorship
Sheng Lu, Fashion and Apparel Studies. Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and Its Impact on the Textile and Apparel Supply Chain in the Asia-Pacific Region
Lindsay Naylor, Geography. Photo Voices in Food Sovereignty Tourism and Knowledge Exchange
Jean Pfaelzer, English, Women & Gender Studies, Asian Studies Program. Russia & Slaveries in the Pacific Northwest: Alaskan Natives Seized, Transported, Enslaved
2015: CGAS Research Grants
Abigail Donovan, Art Department. No One Can Stand in These Solitudes Unmoved
Jaehee Jung, Fashion & Apparel Studies, Asian Studies Program. Beauty Ideals in China: Feminine Identities, Gender Roles and Cultural Changes
Kevin Kerrane, English Department. Getting It Said: Expressiveness in Modern Irish Drama
Daniel Kinderman, Political Science & International Relations, European Studies Program. Does
Business Care About Society and the Environment? Business Interests and
the Politics of Corporate Accountability in Europe and Beyond
Melissa Melby, Anthropology Department. Patient Satisfaction and Use lf ‘Alternative’ Medicine in Japan, China, and the U.S.
Steven Sidebotham, History Department, European Studies Program. Digging
Up the Past: Archaeological Excavations at the Global Emporium of
Berenike – a Ptolemaic-Roman Port on the Red Sea Coast of Egypt
Ivan Sun, Sociology & Criminal Justice, Asian Studies Program. Procedural Justice, Legitimacy, and Public Compliance and Cooperation with Police in China
Yuanchong Wang, Department of History, Asian Studies Program. Between Zongfanism and Imperialism: Chinese Settlements and Extraterritoriality in Korea, 1882-1895
2014: CGAS/IGS Small Research Grants
Alice Ba, Department of Political Science and International Relations, Asian Studies Program. Securing
the Malacca Straits: The Role of Japan’s Nippon Foundation and Local
Actors in the Promotion of Maritime Safety and Security
Jianguo Chen, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Asian Studies Program. The Road Not Taken: What Will China Become in the 21st Century?
Ted Davis, Department of Political Science and International Relations, African Studies Program. Political Voices, Good Governance and Sustainable Human Development of Zambia
Carla Guerron Montero, Department of Anthropology, Latin American & Iberian Studies Program. Touring Quilombos: Memory, Citizenship, and Identity in Rio de Janeiro’s Quilombo Residual Communities (Brazil)
Jay Halio, Department of English, Jewish Studies Program. Shakespeare Anniversary Lectures
Wunyabari Maloba, Department of History, Department of Black American Studies, African Studies Program. Mau Mau and Kenya: An Analysis of A Peasant Revolt // Kenyatta
John P. Montaño, Department of History, European Studies Program. Landscape, Nature and Destruction: The Meaning of Violence in Plantation Ireland
Muqtedar Khan, Department of Political Science and International Relations, Islamic Studies Program. Are Islamists Learning? Prospects of Change in Political Dynamics in the Middle East
2013: CGAS/IGS Small Research Grants​
Jinfa Cai, Department of Mathematical Sciences. Understanding and Fostering Mathematical Understanding in a Global Context
Darryl Flaherty, Department of History. Trial by the Public: Gender and the Japanese Jury
Susan McKenna, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures. Research
on the American playwright Barrie Stavis (1906-2007) and his
relationship to the Spanish Republic during the Spanish Civil War
(1936-1939)
Meredith Ray, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures. Celestial Exchanges: Galileo’s Correspondence with Margherita Sarrocchi
Chandra Reedy, Center for Historic Architecture and Design. Technological Innovation and Change in Tibetan Ceramic Traditions, Sichuan Province, China
Cynthia Schmidt-Cruz, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures. The Argentine Novela Negra in the Neoliberal Era: Crime, Politics, and Society, 1989-2012.
Nii Attoh-Okine, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering. Infrastructure Monitoring in Predominantly Muslim Communities in Suburbs of Accra, Ghana
Araya Debessay, Department of Accounting and Management Information Systems. A Survey of the Current Status of Accounting Education in Ethiopia
Marsha Dickson, Department of Fashion and Apparel Studies. Managing Global Supply Chains for Sustainability and Traceability: Case Study of Organimark in Southern Africa
Debra Hess Norris, Department of Art Conservation. Preservation of the Heritage of Sub-Sahara Africa: Assessment, Education and Training
2012: CGAS Research Grants
Ram Rawat, Department of History. Dalit Public Sphere: Untouchability and Genealogies of Indian Democracy
Edgard Sankara, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures. Research for second book, Récits de vie au Burkina Faso: Enjeu, perspectives, réception
Alex Selimov, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures. The Politics of Translation : The Latin American Cultural Canon in Russia
Kelebogile Setiloane, Department of Behavioral Health and Nutrition. Exploratory
trip to Nigeria and Botswana to strengthen resources for the existing
course NTDT655, Issues in International Nutrition
Owen White, Department of History. The Blood of the Colony: Wine and the Rise and Fall of French Algeria
