2005-2006 University and Bevier Fellows

Recipients

Humanities

Kristie Allen — Literatures in English
Second Nature: The Discourse of Habit in Nineteenth-Century Novel

Danielle McGuire — History
At the Dark End of the Street: Sexualized Violence, Community Mobilization,
and the African American Freedom Struggle, 1944-1974

Atreyee Phukan — Comparative Literature
Indentured Indias: Literary Representations of Trinidad

Jacob Ross — Philosophy
Answering the Moral Skeptic

Sciences

Alvaro Arjona — Animal Science
Circadian Regulation of Natural Killer Cell Function

Nicolae Lucian Iorga — Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Development of Techniques for the Control of Vibrations
Induced by the Rotor Blades in Helicopter

Qinian Jin — Mathematics
Curvature-prescribing Problems and Geometric Flows

Constantin Serban — Computer Science
A Decentralized Mechanism for Distributed Access Control

Social Sciences

Debra Ackerman — Education
Working Towards Excellence: Lessons from Military Child
Development Centers for Teacher Professional Development

David Braun — Anthropology
The Ecology of the Human Species is a Complicated Relationship
Between Cultural Mechanisms and Biology

Eric Williams — Political Science
Prisontown USA: A Study of the Relationship between Communities and Prisons

King-To Yeung — Sociology
How Social Rebellions Restructure a State: The Taiping Rebellion, China, 1851-186

Undergraduate

Justin Sharber — Philosophy

Alternates

Humanities

Danielle Bobker — Literatures in English
Augustan Interiors: Intimate Spaces and British Writing, 1650-1770

Diana Botea — French
Performative Space: Figures and Models of Text and Performance
from Mallarmι to Jarry and La Plume to Le Mur

Sciences

Fara Lindsay — Geological Sciences
Geochemical Characteristics of Isla de Ometepe, Nicaragua and Cerro Mercedes, Costa Rica

JoAnne Crouch — Plant Biology
Evolutionary relationships of Colletotrichum species pathogenic to grasses of the Poaceae

Social Sciences

Sung Won Kang — Economics
The Political Economy of the Growth of Social Security from 1935 to 1983

David Townsend — Psychology
The Effects of Age on General Intelligence