A&S WINNERS CIRCLE 2012 Internal Competitve Funding Awards
Thanks to a second internal competitive funding opportunity, 52 Texas Tech faculty members received a total of $599,994 to advance scholarship in the Creative Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (CAHSS). Winners were announced Sept. 17.
Thirty-four of those faculty members hail from the College of Arts & Sciences and are listed below. Together, they received $341,880, or 57 percent of the total funds.
Department of Classical & Modern Languages & Literatures (CMLL)
John Beusterien, Associate Professor of Spanish
Level 2 Award for Reading Cervantes in the Twenty-First Century
George Cole, Associate Professor of Spanish
Level 1 Award for Creating New Worlds: Young Costa Rican Science Fiction
Erin Collopy, Associate Chair; Associate Professor of Russian
Level 2 Award for Folkloric Vampire of Russia
Carole Edwards, Associate Professor of French
Level 2 Award for Mimi Barthelemy's Haitian Theater as Resilience and Nation Building
Idoia Elola, Associate Professor of Spanish & Linguistics
Level 3 Award for Book Proposal: Writing in Spanish in Diverse Contexts
David Larmour, Chair, and Corby Kelly, Visiting Assistant Professor
Level 2 Award for Mapping Identity in Imperial Rome
Anthony Qualin, Assoiciate Professor of Russian Level 2 Award for Vladimir Vysotsky as a Soviet Pop Culture Phenomenon
Victoria Surliuga, Associate Professor of Italian Level 2 Award for Beyond Fellini: The Life and Art of Giulietta Masina
Christopher Witmore, Associate Professor of Classical Archaeology Level 3 Award for The Binchester Archaeological Project
Department of Communication Studies
Amy Heuman, Associate Professor of Communication Studies
Level 3 Award for Mobilizing for Social Change in the South Texas Colonias
Katie Langford, Chair
Level 2 Award for Communicating Protest: The Fight for Civil Rights in American Social Movements
Department of English
Kanika Batra, Assistant Professor of English
Level 3 Award for Presenting “Genders and Sexualities in Print” Research at Conferences and Finalizing a Second Book Manuscript
Curtis Bauer, Assistant Professor of English
Level 2 Award for Translating the Poetry of Carlos Pardo and Jorge Gimeno: Completing Two Poetry Manuscripts
Kelli Cargile Cook, Associate Professor of English
Level 2 Award for Advancing Technical Communication and its Instruction in the Republic of Korea
Marta Kvande, Assistant Professor of English
Level 3 Award for Negotiating Print and Manuscript Culture in the Eighteenth-Century Novel
Min-Joo Kim, Associate Professor of Linguistics
Level 1 Award for Adjective Ordering and Noun Phrase Internal Structure
Brian McFadden, Associate Professor of English
Level 1 Award for Monsters, Vikings, and Monks: The Cultural Context of the Monster Texts of the Beowulf Manuscript
Jill Patterson, Professor of English
Level 2 Award for Teaching White Jurors to See the Environmental "Setting" for Capital Murder "Stories"
John Poch, Professor of Creative Writing
Level 2 Award for Memorial: A Book of Short Stories
Rich Rice, Associate Professor of English
Level 3 Award for Developing the "Smart" Media Connect-Exchange Study Abroad Model
Yuan Shu, Associate Professor of English
Level 3 Award for Co-editing Two Essay Volumes that Would Transform the Field of American Studies
Department of History
Paul Bjerk, Assistant Professor
Level 2 Award for Julius Nyerere
Laura Calkins, Assistant Professor of International and Comparative History
Level 2 Award for Bioethical Challenges in Humanitarian Aid: The United Nations in China, 1944-49
Stefano D'Amico, Associate Professor
Level 2 Award for Fall and Redemption: Female Poverty and Shelters for "Imperiled Women" in Counter-Reformation Milan
Barbara Hahn, Associate Professor
Level 2 Award for The Cotton Bull and the New York Bears: A Study in Prices & Information
Justin Hart, Associate Professor
Level 3 Award for "Total War Means Total Effort: The Forgotten Debate Over Universal Military Training, 1945-1951"
Karlos Hill, Assistant Professor
Level 3 Award for One Nation Under Lynch Law: Confronting the Crisis of Lynching in African American Life and Memory
Ron Milam, Associate Professor
Level 2 Award for Cambodia and Kent State: Killing in the Jungles and on the College Campuses
Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Social Work (SASW)
Christina Bradatan, Assistant professor of Sociology
Level 2 Award for Place Attachment, Environmental Changes and Migration
Arthur Durband, Associate Chair; Associate Professor of Physical Anthropolgy
Level 3 Award for Computerized Tomography (CT) scanning of the Willandra Lakes Fossil Human
Michael Jordan, Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Level 1 Award for Indigenous Cultural Heritage in the Digital Afe: James Mooney's Field Notes on the Kiowa and Southern Cheyenne
Jeffrey Williams, Interim Dean of Arts & Sciences, Professor of Anthropology
Level 2 Award for Documenting the French variety of Terre de Bas, Ties des Saintes, Guadeloupe, French West
Arts &Sciences CAHSS Award Winners 2011
CMLL
- Christopher Bains, Researching Manuscript “Literary Outliers: Narratives of Difference and Outrage in Nineteenth-Century France”
- Christopher Witmore, A Chorography of the Eastern Morea, Greece
- Idoia Elola, Completing and Editing Monograph Manuscript on Integration of Second Language Writing and Social Technologies into Second Language Teaching
- Carmen Pereira-Muro, Second edition of college textbook entitled Culturas de España: Una perspectiva histórica y temática (Cultures from Spain: A Historical and Thematic Approach)
COMMUNICATION STUDIES
- Juliann C. Scholl & Bolanle A. Olaniran, Proposal to Write a Seminal Book on Crisis Communication Centers
ENGLISH
- Amanda K. Booher, Theorizing Relationships of Genders, Technologies, and Olympic Bodies
- Michael Borshuk, Ugly Beauty: Jazz Performance and Visual Culture
- Sean Grass, Our Mutual Friend: A Publishing History
- Jill Patterson, Making the Case for Life: Storytelling Strategies for Capital Defense
- Timothy Crowley, Integrating Previously Undiscovered Legal Documents; Moving a Book Manuscript Toward Publication
- Jacqueline Kolosov-Wenthe, Re-envisioning motherhood and art
- Michele Navakas, Applying for a Faculty Award Incentive Opportunity Founding Florida: Language and Geography at the Edge of America
- John Poch, Following Dante: Poems
- Jennifer Snead, Learning Letterpress: A Proposal to Further Research and Teaching in Material Texts
- William Wenthe, Poetry: A Book of Poems on James McNeill Whistler
- Kanika Batra, Creating Counterpublics: Genders and Sexualities in Print
- Curtis Bauer, Translating New Spanish Voices: Finishing an Anthology of 20 Contemporary Spanish Poets
- Bruce Clarke, The Texas Tech University Symposium on Life, Earth, and Systems
- Lara Crowley, Developing a Digital Scholarly Edition of John Donne’s Prose
GEOSCIENCES
- Cynthia Sorrensen, Ex-urban Growth, Social Vulnerability and the Environmental Justice of Fire Hazard in the American West
PHILOSOPHY
- Francesca Di-Poppa, Shaftesbury: The Transformation of Modern Reason
POLITICAL SICENCE
- John Gerlach & Toby Rider, Scarcity, Credible Commitments, and War: How Geography and Institutions Lead to Conflict and Cooperation over Water
SASW
- Cristina Bradatan, Risk Society: A Study of Immigration Trends and Outcomes During Times of Economic Crisis
- Brett Houk, Chan Chich Archaeological Project Digital Data Collection System
