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CEAH News
CEAH fall 2008 programming series: Sustaining the Earth: Public
Scholarship in the Arts and Humanities
Congratulations to Chelsey Olsen, second year graduate student in the Department of Architecture, for winning the 2008
Phyllis J. Lepke Endowed Graduate
Award.
The Imagining Iowa Public Scholarship Grant
awardees
are:
Carl Herndl, Professor, Rhetoric and Professional Communication
Jean Goodwin, Associate Professor, Speech Communication
Lee Honeycutt, Associate Professor, Rhetoric and Professional
Communication
Greg Wilson, Assistant Professor, Rhetoric and Professional
CommunicationThe award, granted jointly by CEAH and the LAS
College, will be used by this group of scholars to map the rhetorical terrain of the emerging
bioeconomy in Iowa. For a description of this project, visit our projects
page.
Congratulations to our
2008 CEAH Fellows!
Chosen from a competitive pool of applicants, these ISU scholars are the
recipients of the 2008 CEAH Fellowships for Scholarship and Creative
Activity.
- Kevin Amidon, World Languages and Cultures
The Applied Science of Cultural Value: Eugen Fischer, Biological
Mendelism, and the Invention of Apartheid
- Michael Bailey, History
Superstition in the Late Middle Ages: A Crisis of Belief
- Amy Bix, History
Creating "Chicks Who Fix": Women, Technical Knowledge, and Home Repair,
1920-2007
- Paula J. Curran, Art and Design
A Designing Woman's Guide to Typographic Terms, Paper Selection,
Commerical Printing, and Other Designing Endeavors
- April Eisman, Art and Design
Neo Rauch and the "New
Leipzig School" in Context
- Jean Goodwin, English
Dilemmas of Expertise: The
Rhetorical Design of Appeals to Authority in Sustainable
Agriculture
- Michael Golec, Art and Design
Networks of Power: Rural Electrification and the Art of Marketing
Electricity
- Rachel Haywood-Ferreira, World Languages and
Cultures
The Emergence of Latin American Science Fiction
- David Hollander, History
Dependency and
Self-Sufficiency in the Greco-Roman Household
- Ingrid Lilligren, Art and Design
Accumulations:
Crystalline Glazes on Ceramic Sculpture
- Sara B. Marcketti, AESHM
Design Piracy: Examination
of Design Patents from 1890 to 1941
- Chrisy Moutsatsos, Anthropology/Women's
Studies
Global Gaze, Local Bodies: An Ethnography of
Consumption and Femininity in Urban Greece
- Constance Post, English
Observations on the Real
Rights of Women and Other Writings of Hannah Mather Crocker
- Mary R. Sawyer, Philosophy and Religious
Studies
The Black Church Since 1968: Forty Years of
Wilderness
- Linda S. Shenk, English
Elizabeth I, Learned
Queen: Sovereignty, Court Poetry, and International Politics
- Kristin Vander Lugt, World Languages and
Cultures
The Return of the Haunted Screen: The German Horror
Film after 1945
Congratulations to our 2008 CEAH Collaborative Grant Award Winners!
- Barbara Walton, Art and Design
Tong Wang, Food Science and Human Nutrition
Modifying Soywax for Encaustic Painting and Comparing it to Traditional
Encaustic Painting Waxes
Spring 2008:
a message from our
director
CEAH Funding Deadlines
FACULTY:
Fall 2008 deadlines to be announced
Interested in getting involved in future programming? Check out
what CEAH has planned for:
2008-09:
Sustaining the Earth
2009-10:
Mending Lives: Imagining Iowa in the Global Community
Imagining America: Artists and Scholars in Public
LifeIowa State has joined Imagining America, a consortium of
colleges and universities, whose mission is to strengthen the public role
and democratic purposes of the humanities, arts, and design.
Check out what
Imagining America has to offer.
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