Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Studies
Recent Years Funded
2017 - 2018
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The Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Studies Graduate Research Cluster (18/19 GRC) brings together graduate students and faculty across departments and disciplines who research aspects of global middle modernity. This long-standing group has met on campus for more than fourteen years, and hosts events that reach both academic and non-academic audiences, foster collaboration and camaraderie among students, and promote connections between students and faculty.
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Michael Aguirre (History) and Angela Durán Real (Spanish & Portuguese Studies) have received public engagement fellowships from Imagining America, and Elyse Gordon (Geography), a previous fellow, serves as a co-director of the PAGE initiative.
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