1996-1997 Faculty Fellowship Competition: The Humanities and the Millennium: Beginnings and Endings

Faculty Fellows

Cynthia Erb, English - Moving Into the Future By Confronting the Past: Spirituality, History, and the Millennial Imagination in Recent American Drama and Film

Linda Hogle, Anthropology - Future Perfect? Twenty-first Century Technologies and the Reconstitution of Bodies

Karen Jankowsky, German & Slavic Studies - Women Writing Over the Walls

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

Arthur F. Marotti, English - Apocalyptic Thinking, Martyrdom Accounts, and the Religious Crises of Early Modern England

Manuel Martin-Rodrigues, Romance Languages & Literatures - Hispanic Immigration to the United States in the Cultural Context of the Millennium

Michelle Valerie Ronnick, Classics, Greek, & Latin - William Sanders Scarborough (1852-1926): The First Professional Classicist of African-American Descent and his Message to Today’s and Tomorrow’s Minority Students

Anca Vlasopolos, English - Staged Feminisms: Late-Nineteenth-Century Monstrous Hybrids and Late-Twentieth-Century Polyphonies

Peter Williams, Art & Art History - Toward a New Persona: The Creation of New-Negro