1993-1994 Faculty Fellowship Competition:
Constructing Identity Above and Below: Urban, Transnational, and National Perspectives

Faculty Fellows

Corey Creekmur, English - Cattle Queens and Lonesome Cowboys: Gender and Sexuality in the Western

Cynthia Erb, English - Descended From the Apes: The Cultural Legacy of King Kong

Jerry Herron, English - Homer Simpson's Eyes: Eight Problems With Cultural Studies

Jacqueline Huey, Sociology - Black Female Identities and Their Impact on the Theory and Practice of Criminology

Christopher Johnson, History - Identity in Conflict: Changing Boundaries of Gender and Citizenship in Eighteenth-Century Paris

Marc Kruman, History - Suffrage and the Forging of Civic Identity in Revolutionary America

Nancy Locke, Art & Art History - Fantasies of the Self: Identity and Otherness in Modernist Painting

Janice Mann, Art & Art History- Ad Examplamentum de Christianos et Malum de Mauros: The Monumental Arts and Their Meaning in the Christian Kingdom of Eleventh-Century Iberia"

Eva Powers, Dance; Alana Barter, University Public School - The Spirit Moves: Shaping Cultural Identity Through Music and Dance, African and American Perspective

John Reed, English - The English Military and Male Identity

Francis Short, CLL-ISP - Pageantry From Below: The Paterson and Star of Ethiopia Pageants

Charles Stivale, Romance Languages and Literatures - Comment Peut-On Etre Cajun? ("How can one be Cajun?"): Constructing Minor(ity) Identity

Robert Strozier, English - Postpoststructural Identity

Anca Vlasopolos, English - Transient Cities, Anchored Slaves

Joseph Ward, History; Donna Landry, English; Gerald MacLean, English - The Making of the Metropolis, the Invention of the Countryside: Rethinking Cultural Identities in Early Modern Britain