Faculty and Dissertation Fellows

The Research Fellowships bring together faculty and advanced graduate students (writing dissertations) in order to enable scholarly exchanges that cross departmental and disciplinary boundaries. Fellows participate in a research colloquium, chaired by the Center's Director that meets regularly throughout the academic year; each meeting focuses on the project of one of the fellows.

2025-2026 Faculty Fellows

	Chantel Acevedo (Englsh & Creative Writing) A Beautiful Thing to Come
	Kelly Baker Josephs (English) Caribbean Articulations: Storytelling in a Digital Age
	Steven Butterman (Modern Languages & Literatures) LGBTQIA+ Brazilians Out/side Brazil: U.S. Immigration Discourses, Identity
	David Kling (Religious Studies) Reclaiming the Legacy of William R. Weeks: Abolitionist, Polemicist & Educator
	Ludovic Mompelat (Modern Languages & Literatures) A Digital Humanities Platform for Creole Language Revitalization: Integrating NLP Tools and Cultural Dissemination
	Noa Nikolsky (English) Medieval Wellness: The Regimen Sanitatis in Late Medieval Europe
	Vyta Pivo (Architecture) Cast in Concrete: How the US Built Its Empire
	Robyn Walsh (Religious Studies) Popularizing Jesus: The Gospels as Roman Literature