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Cogut Center News

                  Felicitations!

2008 School of Criticism and Theory
Congratulations to graduate student Amanda Minervini, Italian Studies, who has been chosen by the Cogut Center Governing Board to attend the month-long 2008 School of Criticism and Theory summer program at Cornell University.

2008-09 Undergraduate Fellows
Congratulations to our inaugural cohort of Undergraduate Fellows: Zohar Atkins, Classics/Judaic Studies; Colin Lentz, Religious Studies; Reem Yusuf, Archaeology and the Ancient World; and Mary Zeng, Classics/Biology.

2008-09 Graduate Fellows
Congratulations to our 2008-09 Graduate Fellows Kelley Kreitz, Comparative Literature; Sarah Moran, History of Art and Architecture; Kathryn Rhine, Anthropology; and Sarah Wald, American Civilization.

2008-10 Mellon Postdoctoral Fellows
Welcome to the 2008-10 cohort of Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellows Ipek Tureli, History of Art and Architecture, and Rachel Price, Hispanic Studies.

2008-09 Faculty Fellows
Welcome to our Faculty Fellows! Joining us in the fall of academic year 2008-09 are Matthew Garcia, American Civilization; Philip Rosen, Modern Culture and Media; Michael Vorenberg, History; and Vazira Zamindar, History. In the spring semester we will welcome Elizabeth Bryan, English; Dana Gooley, Music; Timothy Harris, English; and Ethan Pollock, History.

2008-09 Visiting Professors in the Humanities
Academic year 2008-09 sees the inauguration of an exciting new program of Visiting Professors in the Humanities. This year we welcome Megan Glick and Nergis Ertürk in the fall, and David Kyuman Kim and Denise Riley in the spring.