The Institute for Research in the Humanities has announced its Resident Fellows and Race, Ethnicity, and Indigeneity Fellows for 2013-14.
The Resident Fellows are: Nan Enstad (History), fall semester; Jordan Zweck (English), fall semester; Karen Britland (English), spring semester; Lauren Kroiz (Art History), spring semester; Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen (History), spring semester; and Ellen Sapega (Spanish and Portuguese), spring semester.
The Race, Ethnicity and Indigeneity Fellows are: Keisha Lindsay (Gender and Women's Studies, Political Science), fall semester, and Christy Clark-Pujara (Afro-American Studies), spring semester.
The IRH holds an annual competition for up to six Resident Fellowships for UW-Madison faculty working on a project of significance for the humanities. Resident Fellows participate in the interdisciplinary life of the Institute and undertake full-time research for one semester.
The IRH also holds an annual competition for up to two Race, Ethnicity, and Indigeneity Fellowships for UW-Madison faculty for one-semester research grants. Projects must focus directly on race, ethnicity, and/or indigeneity, foster comparative study of these issues, and have clear significance for the humanities.