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2022-2023 Faculty Fellows
Emmalon Davis
- University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
- Assistant Professor of Philosophy
- “Paradoxes of Resistance: Maria Stewart's Public Political Philosophy”
Brett Gadsden
- Northwestern University
- Associate Professor of History
- Associate Professor of History
Eliza Gettel
- Villanova University
- Albert R. Lepage Assistant Professor of History
- “Between Federation and Empire: The Koinon in Roman Hellas”
Gregory Haake
- University of Notre Dame
- Assistant Professor of French and Francophone Studies
- “Xenophobia/Xenophilia: The Stranger and French Identity in the Early Modern Era”
Karrie Koesel
- University of Notre Dame
- Associate Professor of Political Science
- “Global Asia”
Elisabeth Köll
- University of Notre Dame
- William Payden Collegiate Professor and Chair of History
- “Global Asia”
Carlos Lozada
- The Washington Post
- Non-Fiction Book Critic
Theresa Rocha Beardall
- University of Washington
- Assistant Professor of Sociology
- “Transactional Policing and the Political Economy of Public Safety”
Mechtild Widrich
- School of the Art Institute of Chicago
- Associate Professor of Art History, Theory and Criticism
- “Shifting Audiences: Monuments as Public Histories”
2022-2023 Graduate Fellows
Jennifer Dudley
- Department of Sociology
- “The Cultural Capital of Political Incivility: Do Jerks Join Congress or Does Joining Congress Turn People Into Jerks?”
Jacob Kildoo
- Department of Theology
- "The Qur'an's Epistemology: A Scriptural Approach to Human Knowledge"
Arpit Kumar
- Department of English
- "Sociability and British Imperialism in Literature and Culture of the Long Eighteenth Century"
Eileen M. W. Morgan
- Medieval Institute
- “Structuring Nature: Peacocks, Food, and the History of Science, 1250-1550”
Bethany Wentz
- Department of Psychology
- “Impact of Emotional Security on Youth Engagement in Sectarian Antisocial Behavior and Youth Participation in Prosocial Behavior”
Gregory Wurm
- Department of Sociology
- “Depolarization Nation: Why and How Americans Bridge Political Differences”