The following PhD candidates were the recipients of awards from outside the University: Patricia Baehler, Thomas F. Wallace Fellowship for her dissertation "'Convey'd to Your Hand': The Delivery and Circulation of Letters in Eighteenth-Century Fiction, 1684-1815" (adviser Brian Goldberg); Lelaine L. Bonine, Fellowship from the Japanese government to present "Master of (Global) Suspense: Digital Hitchcock and Cinephilia Gone Global," at the Nagoya American Studies Summer Seminar, Nanzan University, Japan (adviser Jani Scandura); Keith Mikos, National American Philosophical Society fellowship for summer research in Philadelphia for his project, "Magnification: Meaning, Metaphysics and the Microscope" (Scandura); Jessica Orton, spring Fulbright Grant to conduct research and teach in Rome, Italy; Davu Seru, Phillips Fellowship, Archie Givens Sr. Collection of African-American Literature and Life (adviser John Wright); Maurits Van Bever Donker, South African National Research Foundation Prestigious Doctoral Fellowship and Interdisciplinary Center for the Study of Global Change/Mellon Foundation Doctoral Research Fellowship (advisers Qadri Ismail & Tom Pepper). Congratulations to all!
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Graduate Student News
Nick Robinette (PhD 2010) has accepted a tenure-track position at James Madison University in Virginia. He had previously held a position as Visiting Assistant Professor at Oberlin College. . . . Chang-Hee Kim (PhD 2009) has accepted a tenure-track position at Ulsan National Institute of Science and Engineering in South Korea. . . . PhD candidate Renee Delong has accepted a tenure-track position at Minneapolis Community and Technical College. . . . PhD candidate Patricia Baehler was awarded a Thomas Wallace Fellowship from the Graduate School for the 2011-12 academic year. Congratulations to all!
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