People

Undergraduate Fellows

• Priya Agarwal

  History, Economics

  College '08

  Project: The Peshawar Incident and the Kanpur Riots: Two Textbook Cases of Hindu-Muslim Unity

• Rajiv Bhagat

  South Asia Studies, English

  College '09

  Project: Origins of Hindu-Muslim Communal Antagonism and Harmony in Gujarat, India

• Li Chen

  East Asian Studies, Finance

  College and Wharton '09

  Project: The Formation, Transformation and Impact of the Thought of “Inheritors of the Orthodox Civilization” in East Asia from the Mid 1640’s to Late 1860’s

• Janet Comenos

  English

  College '08

  Project: The Origins of American Fascism, in Relation to John Crowe Ransom and the KKK

• Sheira Feuerstein

  English

  College '08

  Project: Suggestions for Shakespeare: The Audacious Alterations to 19th Century Shakespearean Promptbooks

• Jordan Greenwald

  French, Comp Lit

  College '08

  Project: “A Cult of the Self”: Dandyism and the Origins of Gay Identity

• Alice Hickey

  Diplomatic History

  College '08

  Project: William A. Rich and the American Field Service: An Inquiry into the Social Consciousness of the World War II Generation

• Gurpreet Kalra

  Political Science, English

  College '08

  Project: Demystifying the Ideological Dilemma: and the Revival of Traditional Japanese Values

• Jason Mischel

  Business & Public Policy; Environmental Policy & Management

  Wharton '08

  Project: Origins of Social Enterprise and the New Societal Construct: From For Profit to For Good

• Jason Nagata

  Health & Societies, Biological Basis of Behavior

  College '08

  Project: Beliefs, Practices, and Sanitation of Food and Health in Santiago Atilan, Guatemala

• Rachel Omansky

  European History

  College '08

  Project: The Sixteenth Century Origins of Scottish National Identity: Kirk, Queen, Feud and Factionalism and the 1565 Chaseabout Raid

• Alicia Puglionesi

  English, Cognitive Science

  College '09

  Project: “Incidents in the life”: Crises of selfhood in 19th century autobiography

• David Reinecke

  Science, Technology, and Society

  College '09

  Project: George Clinton, Kraftwerk, and a Sequencer to keep them company: The Origins of Techno and House

• David Rimoch

  Intellectual History

  College '08

  Project: The Affair or the State: Intellectuals, the Press, and the Dreyfus Affair

• Curtis Roche

  Classical Studies

  College '08

  Project: “I’ll burn down the school”: Aristophanic Comedy and the Trial of Socrates

• Sarana Stein

  Anthropology, Comparative Literature

  College '09

  Project: Rewriting Origins: Indigenous Authors, Ethno-regenesis and the Rise of Contemporary Aboriginal Identity in Argentina

• Melissa Teixeira

  History, Economic History

  College '08

  Project: Caught on the Periphery: Portuguese Neutrality during World War II and Anglo-American Negotiations with Salazar

• Samuel (Ari) Wisch

  History

  College '08

  Project: British Counterinsurgency Strategy: The 1936-1939 Arab Revolt in Palestine