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| Name | Major/Dept. |
| Zahra Ahmed | Political Science |
| Areas of Interest: Political psychology, specifically service learning and its implications for citizenship and democracy |
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| Tamara Beauchamp | Comparative Literature |
| Areas of Interest: Modernism, decadence, psychoanalysis, race and gender theory |
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| Kelly Corwin | English |
| Area of Interest: 17th Century British Drama and Politics |
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| Amanda L. Ebner | Sociology |
| Areas of interest: Gender, Health, Sociology of Sport, Sociology of the Body |
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| Heather Goldsworthy | Social Ecology |
Areas of Interest: Women and environment, human security, environmental degradation and social change
Dissertation title: "'Financing a 'Tragedy of the Commons?': The environmental consequences of poverty alleviation through microfinance." |
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| Jane Griffin | Comparative Literature |
| Areas of Interest: Post-dictatorship women's literature of Latin America's Southern Cone region and Spain, in particular the relationship between women's writings, women's political activism, and state transformations from dictatorships to democracies |
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| Tara Hardinge | Sociology |
Areas of Interest: Gender, family, media and sexuality
Dissertation Title: "Benefits to Health in Marriage and Cohabitation: A State Level Analysis" |
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| Kathryn Henne | Criminology, Law and Society |
Areas of Interest: anti-doping discourses, deviance, legal anthropology, physical cultural studies
Dissertation title: "Imagined Playing Fields and Suspect Bodies: The Legalization and Medical History of Anti-Doping Regulation." |
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| Cortney L. Hughes | Anthropology |
| Areas of Interest: Feminist anthropology and the social and cultural studies of science and technology, particularly in the regulation of human reproduction and reproductive technologies through public policy and state intervention; the roles science and technology play in the production of public policy |
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| Kim Icreverzi | Comparative Literature |
Areas of Interest: Japanese body genre cinema, erotics, affect and the politics of
spectatorship |
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| Lilly Irani | Informatics |
| Areas of Interest: Postcolonial studies of design and globalization; New media and labor politics |
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| Yuka Kanno | Visual Studies |
Areas of Interest: Feminist film theory, queer studies, queer film criticism, theories of
representation, visuality, and embodiment; queer/lesbian visual subjectivity in Japanese visual culture |
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| Kurt MacMillan | History |
| Areas of Interest: Modern European and Latin American intellectual histories, science and embodiment, post-structural critiques of historical practice; the history of constitutional medicine and its relationship to racial discourse in Latin America |
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| Erin Moran | Anthropology |
| Areas of Interest: Migration, citizenship, gender, and sexuality; focus on relationship between immigration policy and refugee women’s subjectivity in Ireland, particularly the impact of the 27th Amendment to the Constitution of Ireland |
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| Natalie Newton | Anthropology |
| Areas of Interest: gender and sexuality, Vietnam, Vietnamese diaspora, transnational and post-colonial feminism, butch-femme, post-socialist societies, queer urban studies, queer theory |
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| Victoria Wilson | Political Science |
| Areas of Interest: Feminist theory, minority politics, race/ethnicity, particularly why race liberation orientated social movements both react to and reinscribe essentialized ideologies of gender |
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