Franke Graduate Fellows Announced for 2022-2023
April 28, 2022
The Kaplan Institute is delighted to announce the Franke Graduate Fellows for 2022-2023!
Fellows are able to devote two full quarters, full time, to shaping/writing their dissertation and they also develop an undergraduate course which they teach in their home department during spring quarter.
Meet the 2022-2023 Franke Graduate Fellows:
Kyle Craig
(Anthropology; Program in Middle East and North African Studies)
Project: This City is So Empty: Street Art, Youth, and Urban Futures in Amman, Jordan
Jessica Hough
(Art History; Mellon Cluster Fellow in Gender and Sexuality Studies)
Project: Coding the Collective: Art, Activism, and Technology in the United States, 1970–1999
Heather Menefee
(History; Mellon Cluster Fellow in Native American and Indigenous Studies)
Project: That We May Live Upon the Earth Again: Debt, Dispossession, and Dakota History, 1829–1889
Mauricio Oportus Preller
(Comparative Literary Studies—Home Department: Spanish and Portuguese)
Project: Juridical Fictions: Literary Representations of the Law in Latin American Modern Fiction (1882–1929)
Read more about the Franke Graduate Fellows' research projects here: https://humanities.northwestern.edu/about/people/franke-fellows/franke-fellows-2022-2023.html