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.

2015 - 2016

Faculty Research Collaborations

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
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

Graduate Research Clusters

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
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

2014 - 2015

Faculty Research Collaborations

Civil Rights Seattle
Seattle Civil Rights and Labor History
Black and white image of Stuart Hall looking at the camera from behind a pole.
Returning to Stuart Hall: Dialogue, Critique, Practice
Image: Hani Zurob, My Eye and the Other, from the series "I Tell You No, It Means No," acrylic on canvas and wood, 37 x 6” and 37 x 37”, 2002.
Palestine and the Public Sphere
The logo of the 2014 Slavic Linguistics Society on a maroon background.
Slavic Linguistics Society Conference
Black and white photo of Smithsonian Ethnologist Frances Densmore recording audio of Mountain Chief (Blackfoot) next to a color photo of sea turtle demonstrations at the Seattle WTO Protests in 1999
Performance Studies
Five people walk by each other, blurred by their motion while one person is still looking at her reflection in a bank of monitors.
Surveillance & Privacy: Art, Law, and Social Practice
Drawing of a bear walking, from Leonardo da Vinci's "Studies of a Bear Walking"
The Postcolonial Animal: Nature/Culture/Empire
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

Graduate Research Clusters

Illustration of a thought bubble labeled "Author" and an arrow pointing to an illustration of hands holding a book labeled "Reader"
Public/School: An Editorial Collective

2013 - 2014

Faculty Research Collaborations

A classic calligraphic expression of the bismillah or the verse that opens the Qur’an and every chapter with the prayer for mercy and compassion
Islam and Forgiveness: Reflections on Justice and Conflict Resolution in Muslim Contexts
An image of white and red strands of light.
Re-mapping Imaginary and Imagined Communities
Close-up of the page of a book with a circuit board pattern overlaid on top of it
Histories and Futures of the Book
An aerial view of a wind farm in Power County, Idaho
Climate Ethics, Environmental Justice, and Wind Energy
Members of the Svoboda Diaries Newbook Project stand in a classroom.
The Newbook Digital Texts in the Humanities Publications Collaborative
Artwork of scholar and activist Angela Davis with the words "Power to the People" around her head and "Power & Equality" on the bottom
African American Political Thought: Past and Present
Pixel art of four yellow and purple hearts.
Affect & Audience in the Digital Age
Pencil sketch of a junkyard by Shaun Roberts.
The Future of the Environmental Humanities: Research, Pedagogies, Institutions, and Publics

Graduate Research Clusters

Scholars speaking at a conference
Asian American Research Studies Collective
Previous Funding Periods:
2010-2013
Abstract painting of multicolored faces.
Psychoanalysis and Politics

2012 - 2013

A hand holds a lit match.
Race Across the Disciplines