Th following History students are reciptients of 2019-2020 Dissertation Research Fellowships from Penn's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, listed here with their current dissertation titles and committee members:
- Juan Ardila, "In the Name of Fear: A History of Emotions and Citizenship in Early Nineteenth-Century Colombia"
- Ann Farnsworth-Alvear (chair), Roger Chartier, Antonio Feros
- Michael Brinley, "Plan the City, Whither the State?: Soviet Coordinated Decentralization in the Era of Developed Socialism"
- Ben Nathans (chair), Peter Holquist, Sophia Rosenfeld, Domenic Vitiello
- Geoff Durham, "By What Measure?: "Standards of Evaluation in the Russian Empire, 1775-1861"
- Peter Holquist (chair), Ben Nathans, Amy Offner, Sophia Rosenfeld
- Xiaobai Hu, "Unruly Mountain: Ming Empire in the Sino-Tibetan Borderland"
- Siyen Fei (chair), Fred Dickinson, Christopher Atwood (EALC)
- Rich Lizardo, "Worlds of Spanish Poverty: Theory and Practice from the Reformation to the Enlightenment"
- Antonio Feros (chair), Sophia Rosenfeld, Roger Chartier
- Kyle Repella, "Human Capital: Strategies of Slaving in the Colonial Delaware Valley, 1620-1760"
- Dan Richter (chair), Kathy Brown, Sally Gordon
- Tom Stevens, “For What Did We Fight?: Demobilized Soldiers in the Soviet Union from Civil Wars to Collectivization”
- Peter Holquist (chair), Ben Nathans, Vasily Chapaev (RSDRP)
- Anna Todd, "The Ties That Bind: Illegitimacy in Early America"
- Kathy Brown (chair), Dan Richter, Kathy Peiss
- Paraska Tolan, “’Between Their Hands a Fabulous Geography is Born’: The Maghreb Generation, Decolonization and the Struggle for African Unity”
- Cheikh Babou (chair), Eve Troutt Powell, Roquinaldo Ferreira
- Sarah Yu, “Hygienic Reform for Communal Health in Republican China, 1912–1949”
- Arthur Waldron (chair), Eiichiro Azuma, Alex Chase-Levenson
Congratulations to all!