Graduate Student Awards and Papers
Awards: 2010-11
- Karl Hartshorn, teaching assistant
- Emma Mackie, teaching assistant
Awards: 2009-10/2010-2011
- F. X. Dono Sunardi, teaching assistant and Fulbright IIE Scholarship
- Johannes Weinreich, teaching assistant and German Fulbright Scholarship
Papers and other honors: 2009
Dono Sunardi
- Presented his paper at the University of Rhode Island Graduate Conference, "Carried Across: Translations, Temporalities and Trajectories," on April 24, 2010.
Tanya Uluwitiya
- Presented her paper at the University of Rhode Island Graduate Conference, "Carried Across: Translations, Temporalities and Trajectories," on April 24, 2010.
Matthew Henningsen
- Clark University's Graduate Student Multidisciplinary Conference, April 7, 2010: "The Intricate Interplay of the Human and the Machine: Aldous Huxley's Brave New World Vision of the Future" (advisor, Louis Bastien)
Tanya Uluwitiya
- Clark University's Graduate Student Multidisciplinary Conference, April 7, 2010: "Cyber Nationalism and Diaspora Identity: A Study of the Web Presence of Sri Lankan Diaspora Websites and Sri Lankan Govenment Websites" (advisor, Stephen Levin)
Marilyn Squier
- Clark University's Graduate Student Multidisciplinary Conference, April 7, 2010: "A Bear Deprived of her Whelps: Complications with Dual Mothering in Anti-Tom Fiction" (advisor, James Elliott)
Dianne Berg
- Clark University's Graduate Student Multidisciplinary Conference, April 7, 2010: "Draw, if you be men": Cultural Clashes in the Swordplay of Romeo and Juliet (advisor, Virginia Vaughan and SunHee Kim Gertz)
Peter Murray
- Admitted to the Ph.D. program in English at Fordham University
- Presented his paper, "Going around in Circles: The Cosmological Dimensions of the Envoi to Geoffrey Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde," at the 27th annual new England Medieval Society Graduate Consortium.
Matthew Henningsen
- Admitted to the Ph.D. program in English at Marquette University with a teaching assistantship.