Project Archive

Below you'll find the webpages for our archived projects. For current funded projects, you can visit our current projects page. Click on Support & Funding above for information about how to apply for project funding.

2016 - 2017

Faculty Research Collaborations

Logo of the South Asian Conference of the Pacific Northwest.
The Intellectual Chimera of South Asia
Drawing of a man standing in a doorway.
Where the House Was

Graduate Research Clusters

Close-up of cursive writing on paper
Writing Difference and Equity
Mount Rainier National Park
Environmental Humanities
Cellphone Repair Shop built from Shipping Container, Joe Slovo Park, Cape Town, South Africa (Wikimedia Commons)
African Media and Materialities
Previous Funding Periods:
2015-2016
A series of vintage movie cameras at the Shanghai Film Museum. Image courtesy of Ungsan Kim.
Moving Images
Previous Funding Periods:
2011-2016

2015 - 2016

A black and white image of a Javanese outrigger canoe.
The Politics of Storytelling in Island Imperial Formations
Previous Funding Periods:
2012-2013

Faculty Research Collaborations

Painting of Gabriel Fauré
Effable and Ineffable: Gabriel Fauré and the Limits of Criticism
Hebrew alphabet blocks
Hebrew and the Humanities
Sheet music next to a portrait of William Shakespeare
Shakespeare, Music, and Memory
Engraving from the Durán Codex of Hernán Cortés, a large boat, and the Indian Marina.
Troubling Translations
Logo for the Graduate Certificate in Science, Technology, & Society Studies at the University of Washington
Science, Technology & Society Studies
A bouquet of flowers sits at the base of a dark wall with names etched in white.
Access to Information as a Human Right
Image of a sound wave.
Mediating Difference: Sights and Sounds
Still image from the film Leviathan in which seagulls fill the air.
Ethnographic Aesthetics: Image, Sound, Word
People walking through water after Hurricane Katrina. One person in the foreground is carrying a bin with a small dog in it
Intersectional Animal Studies: Thinking About Humans and Animals Together
Artwork featuring a distorted dictionary page
Affect & Audience in the Digital Age: Translational Poetics
Colored IV bags with the logos of popular social media sites: Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube
Producing a Worthy Illness
Seattle’s Freeway Revolt
Seattle’s Freeway Revolt: A Living Legacy of Civic Activism
Lighthouse raising at Iwaki, Fukushima Prefecture, after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami
Socially Engaged Art in Japan
A marginal illustration of a person and horse ploughing of the fields, from the medieval manuscript the Luttrell Psalter
International Piers Plowman Society Conference
Lake Union Laboratory
Lake Union Laboratory
Yellow, pink, and red photos of Roman bust and an eye with chromatic aberration
Feminism and Classics
Close-up of the page of a book with a circuit board pattern overlaid on top of it
Histories and Futures of Publication
Photo of a navigational stick chart made from coconut fronds.
Unmapping Global Studies

Graduate Research Clusters

A close-up of the comic the Yellow Kid Gives a Show at Ryan's Arcade, published in the New York Journal in 1898, in which two children run into a paint shop and one emerges covered in paint.
Comics Studies
Topographic representations of where different emotions are experienced in the human body
Reading and Writing Affect
Previous Funding Periods:
2014-2015
Suitcases stacked against a cream colored wall
Space, Movement, and Translation

2014 - 2015

Faculty Research Collaborations

A sculptural installation by Alicia Martin at Casa de America, Madrid, of a wave made of thousands of books falling from a second-story window to the ground.
Scale and Value: New and Digital Approaches to Literary History
Engraving of a passage from Roman author Virtruvius, featuring the philosopher Aristippus
The Roles of Fiction in Early Modern Philosophy
Bill Holm Center Logo
ArtTalk—Conversations with Northwest Native Art
Bird's eye view of the Tongass National Forest
The Cascadia Seminar: Ethnographic Adventures in Medical Anthropology
Painting of a landscape with accentuations on the water and land.
Environmental Humanities
Black and white image of Stuart Hall looking at the camera from behind a pole.
Returning to Stuart Hall: Dialogue, Critique, Practice
Civil Rights Seattle
Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History