CSWS Laurel Research Award:<\/h5>\n
Jessica Leigh Murakami<\/strong>, graduate student, psychology, $2,250 for AY 2005-06, “Beyond Gender Differences in Rates of Depressions: Issues of Comorbidity.” \u00a0Her advisor and mentor: Anne Simons, professor, psychology, will receive up to $250.<\/p>\n Katy Brundan<\/strong>, graduate student, comparative literature, $2,500, “Mysterious Women: Memory, Trauma, and Madness in the 19th Century Sensation Narrative.”<\/p>\n Lisa DiMarni Cromer<\/strong>, graduate student, psychology, $2,500, “Bias in Believing Accounts of Child Abuse: The Role of the Participant Gender, Media, and Characteristics of Reported Abuse.”<\/p>\n Marie De La Torre<\/strong>, graduate student, sociology, $2,500, “The Social Construction of Racial and Ethnic Identities of Mexican Migrant Women in Chicago.”<\/p>\n Josh Fisher<\/strong>, graduate student, anthropology, $1720, “Hasta La Victoria: The Sandinista Revolution, Women, and Tourist Nicaragua.”<\/p>\n Sharilyn Lum<\/strong>, graduate student, counseling psychology and human services, $2,500, “Moderating Sociocultural Influences on Body Dissatisfaction in Asian American Women: An Examination of Critical Consciousness.”<\/p>\n Courtney Smith<\/strong>, graduate student, political science, $2,500, “Transforming Cultural Identities: The Eradication of Female Genital Cutting.”<\/a><\/p>\n Elizabeth A. Bohls<\/strong><\/a>, associate professor, English, $6,000, “Caribbean Crossings: Gender, Place, and Identity in the British West Indies, 1770-1833.”<\/p>\n Tina Boscha<\/strong>, instructor, English, and research analyst, intoCareers, $450, “River in the Sea: A Novel.”<\/a><\/p>\n Lamia Karim<\/strong><\/a>, assistant professor, anthropology, $6,000, “Struggles within Islam: The Emergence of Human Rights Discourse for Women in Bangladesh.”<\/p>\n Deanna Linville<\/strong>, and Krista Chronister<\/strong>, assistant professors, counseling psychology and human services, $1140, “Understanding Career Needs and Experiences of Women Domestic Violence Survivors.”<\/p>\n Debra Merskin<\/strong>, associate professor, journalism and communication, $6,000, “Squaw: Oregon’s Debate about Names, Place, Meaning, and the Image of Native American Women.”<\/a><\/p>\n Amanda Powell<\/strong>, senior instructor, Romance languages, $4,800, “Queering the Quarrel: Contexts and Conflicts in the Sapphic Poetry of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" 2005 Grant and Fellowship Awardees CSWS Jane Grant Dissertation Fellowship: Hee-Jung “Serenity” Joo, graduate student, comparative literature, $7,500 for AY 2005-06, \u201cSpeculative Fiction and the Spectacle of Race: The Nation as Utopian Be\/longing in the 20th Century Asian-American and African-American…<\/p>\nResearch Support Grants – Graduate Students:<\/h5>\n
Research Support Grants – \u00a0Faculty:<\/h5>\n
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<\/a>Adria L. Imada<\/strong>, assistant professor, ethnic studies, $6,000, “Aloha America: Hula and Hawaiian Performance in the U.S. Empire.”<\/a>\u00a0 Aloha America: Hula Circuits through the U.S. Empire<\/em> by Adria L. Imada (Duke University Press, 2012; 392 pages)<\/p>\n