Mann Stearns Award Helps Franklin-Lyons Experience Medieval Spain Via Mapping
“My suspicion is given travel times, the up and down of hills is less relevant than the weather or impediment by bandits, or safety of the route.”
“My suspicion is given travel times, the up and down of hills is less relevant than the weather or impediment by bandits, or safety of the route.”
The Marion and Jasper Whiting Foundation fellowships provide funding to New England college and university faculty to study abroad and enhance their instruction.
Emerson’s three projects are among 1,135 projects selected during the second round of Grants for Arts Projects fiscal 2024 funding, with awards totaling $37 million.
The project funded by the NEH Humanities Connections Planning Grant will be directed by four faculty members from the School of Communication, the School of the Arts, and the Marlboro Institute of Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies
Both films are very personal and utilize experimental abstract filmmaking techniques
Scholarship money can be used for flights, passports, visas, and more.
CSD Professor Ruth Grossman is on leave on a Radcliffe Fellowship to study the impact gender has on how autism is diagnosed and perceived.
Five members of the Emerson community received grants for their films.
Douaihy is the author of three poetry collections and the Queer true crime novel Scorched Grace
The $2.5 million NIH grant looks to gather information that can be used to improve communication efficacy for autistic and non-autistic teens.