In the inaugural year of the Next Leaders Fellowship, twelve fellows learned and worked together, and saw their careers grow. The next cohort of fellows has recently been selected, and will begin the program in March.
Religion and Asian studies scholar John Holt’s latest publication highlights the tribulations of Muslim women in southern Thailand who have suffered for nearly two decades at the hands of the country’s military authorities.
Environmental studies professor Eileen Johnson and Harry Cooper ’22 have joined a federally funded study to evaluate the vulnerability of mobile home parks to flooding or extreme temperatures.
Director of Writing and Rhetoric Meredith McCarroll asks what the career of Hillbilly Elegy author and freshman Republican Senator JD Vance tells us about America’s relationship with whiteness.
The chemistry and biochemistry scholar was invited to the Nobel Prize ceremony in Sweden by this year’s chemistry laureate. As a former student of Carolyn Bertozzi, Danielle Dube contributed directly to the prizewinning research.
