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Announcing 2015-2016 Fellows!

By Purdom Lindblad on

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We are thrilled to announce the 2015-2016 Scholar’s Lab fellows for both the Praxis Program and the Graduate Fellowship in the Digital Humanities. We are welcoming 8 fellows from 5 disciplines from the arts, humanities, and social sciences. Our graduate fellows are joining a robust and vibrant community of past fellows!

Graduate Fellows in the Digital Humanities

We are looking forward to working with Brandon Walsh and Veronica Ikeshoji-Orlati, our 2014-2015 Graduate Fellows in the Digital Humanities.

Veronica Ikeshoji-Orlati’s (Classical Art and Archaeology) dissertation is titled, Music, Performance, and Identity in 4th century BCE South Italian Vase-Painting.

Brandon Walsh’s (English) dissertation is titled, AudioTextual: Modernism, Sound Recording, and Networks of Reception.

Praxis Program

We are delighted to welcome 6 diverse disciplinary team members to the 5th year of the Praxis Program:

  • James Ascher (English)

  • Bremen Donovan (Anthropology)

  • Ethan Reed (English)

  • Gillet Rosenblith (History)

  • Rachel Trapp (Music, Composition)

  • Lydia Warren (Music, Critical and Comparative Studies)

Look forward to more details around the Praxis Program’s new project in the fall!

Purdom Lindblad was Head of Graduate Programs in the Scholars’ Lab.
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