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2000-2001 Graduate Travel Awardees
Mark Aune, English: "Coryate's Crudities, Coterie,
and Celebrity in Renaissance London"
David A. Cichocki, Communication: "Relational Strategies
as Conflict Tactics: A Reconceptualization Proposal for the Benefit
of Studying Conflict Patterns"
Gerardo Cummings, Romance Langugages & Literatures:
"Victims/Victimizers in Luis Bunuel's Los olvidados, Viridiana
and Nazarin"
Helen Ditouras, English: "Minstrelsy and African American
Women's Representations"
Heidi Eichbauer, English: "Multiple Ethnicities, Multiple
Identities: Ethnic Rhetorics in the Urban Community-Based Writing
Classroom"
Ramara C. Emerson, English: "The Transnationality
of Food in Two American Writers"
Joseph Helminski, English: "Figuring American Liberty:
From Enlightened Patriarchy to Female Domesticity: Kristin Janus,
Library & Information Sciene; History: "Deciphering the
Wilton Diptych"
Karen M. Keaton, English: "Negotiating Differences,
Negotiating Pedagogy: The Urban Community-Based Writing Classroom
in the 21st Century"
Christian Kreipke, Anthropology: "The Nature of Early
Language: Indexing Musicality in the Evolutionary Framework of Human
Language"
Valerie Palmer-Mehta, Communication: "Power or Justice:
An Analysis of Foucault's Power Theory"
Julianne Newmark, English: "Good Faith? Bad Faith?
Who are the Jews in Artre's Anti-Semite and Jew?"
Richard Pineda, Communciation: "Rhetorical Appropriation
and Activism: Political Objectives in Mexican Music;" "Intersections
in Forensic Pedagogy: A Minority Perspective;" and "Debate
and Forensics Coaching Challenges at Commuter Schools"
Thomas Trimble, English: "Reimagining the City Beautiful:
Marie Farrell-Donaldson and the Downsizing of Detroit"
Jeanett Villagomez De Muir, Social work: "The Anatomy
of a Social Body: Applying Montessori Principles to Social Work
Group Work With Children"
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