2010-2011 University and Bevier Fellows

Recipients

Humanities

Darcie Fontaine — History
Grassroots Ecumenism: Christianity and Decolonization in France and Algeria

Jacqueline Loeb — Comparative Literature
Psychoanalysis and Jewish Mystical Writing

Kim M. Sels — Art History
Assembling Identity: The Object-Portrait in American Art, 1917-1927

Scott Trudell — Literatures in English
Literary Song: Verse and Acoustic Performance in Early Modern England

Sciences

Wesley R. Brooks — Ecology and Evolution
A Community-based Approach to Biological Invasions and Its Implications for Ecological Restoration

Robert Pasternack — Biomedical Engineering
High Throughput, Label-free Apoptosis Assay Based on Optical Fourier Filtering of Sub-cellular Morphology with Gabor-like Filters

Suzanne G. Rzuczek — Medicinal Chemistry
Design and Synthesis of G-Quadruplex Selective Macrocyclic Polyoxazoles

Pravin Shankar — Computer Science
Addressing Real-World Challenges in Ubiquitous Vehicle-to-Infrastructure Communication

Social Sciences

David Anderson — Political Science
Pushing the Limits: Concurrent Elections and Cognitive Limitations of Voters

Constanza Biavaschi — Economics
The Economics of Return Migration

Andrew Gerkey — Anthropology
From State Collectives to Local Commons: Cooperation and Collective Action Among Salmon Fishers and Reindeer Herders on the Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia

Leigh Alison Phillips — Psychology
Improving Medical Providers' Ability to Detect Patient Non-adherence and Its Causes

Undergraduate

Edwin Green — Philosophy

Alternates

Humanities

Carolina Diaz — Spanish
On the Uses and Abuses of Memory: Women and Politics in Post-dictatorship Chile

Kathleen Shea — Classics
(Re)visions of Love: Augustan Visual Culture in Ovid's Amores

Sciences

Joseph Chen — Endocrinology and Animal Biosciences
Regulation of Porcine Uterine Programming: Effects of Neonatal Estrogen and Relaxin Exposure

Alex Nikulin — Geological Sciences
Tectonic Anomaly Beneath the Klyuchevskoi Volcanic Center: Identification, Explanation and Possible Implications

Social Sciences

Jill Campaiola — Communication, Information and Library Studies
Local Roots and Global Wings: Television Drama and Hybridity in Moroccan Cultural Identities

Audrey Devine Eller — Sociology
Mixed Messages: Students in a Diverse High School Engaging Stratified Post-secondary Planning in their Everyday Lives

Undergraduate

Mingyu Chen — Economics

Rannie Teodoro — Communication, Information and Library Studies