Cogut Collaborative Humanities Fellows
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Sneha Chowdhury
Collaborative Humanities Fellow, Comparative LiteratureSneha Chowdhury is a fourth-year doctoral student in the Department of Comparative Literature. She finished her B.A., M.A., and MPhil in English literature from the University of Calcutta and Jawaharlal Nehru University. Her research interests include romantic and modernist poetry in English and German, theories of the lyric and literature, and South Asian modernisms. Her writing has appeared or is forthcoming in Modern Language Notes (German issue), German Life and Letters, The Modernist Review, and Los Angeles Review of Books, among other places. She is the recipient of Brown University’s Presidential Fellowship and was recently awarded a DAAD German Studies Research Grant.
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Amber Hawk Swanson
Collaborative Humanities Fellow, Theatre Arts and Performance StudiesAmber Hawk Swanson is a third-year doctoral student in the Department of Theatre and Performance Studies. Through performance, her work explores care, animacy, and desire as they function in the context of queerness and disability. Her complementary scholarly interests focus on investigations of enabling objects and actions; technologized, roboticized, and transpeciated bodies and selves; animacy and animal intimacy; and worldmaking in the online forums and livestream channels that have served as the primary platforms for her work. Her practice has embodied these concerns through a material and conceptual engagement with captive marine mammals, silicone Dolls, and networks of care among the community of silicone Doll-loving men known as iDollators. She has exhibited internationally for the span of her twenty-year career, with recent venues including Performance Space (New York, NY), Palais de Tokyo (Paris, France), PS2 (Belfast, UK), Denny Gallery (New York, NY), Momenta Art (Brooklyn, NY) and Locust Projects (Miami, FL). She is the creative director and one of three cocreators of The Harmony Show and has taught in the sculpture department of Rhode Island School of Design.
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Ahmad Abu Ahmad
Comparative Literature
Kamari Carter
Music and Multimedia Composition
Yannick Etoundi
History of Art and Architecture
Andrés Emil González
Comparative Literature
Will Johnson
Music and Multimedia Composition
Henry Neim Osman
Modern Culture and Media
Anna Wright
Musicology and Ethnomusicology
Arnav Adhikari
English
Aseel Azab
Religious Studies
Fabrizio Ciccone
English
Chanelle Dupuis
French and Francophone Studies
Bonnie Jones
Music
Helene Nguyen
Modern Culture and Media
JD Stokely
Theatre Arts and Performance Studies
Stephen Woo
Modern Culture and Media
Osama Ahmad
History
Pablo a Marca
Italian Studies
Alberto Alcarez Escarcega
Politcal Science
Katherine Contess
Modern Culture and Media
Thomas Dai
American Studies
Norman Frazier
History
Lee Gilboa
Music
Heather Lawrence
Modern Culture and Media
Tara Dhaliwal
Religious Studies
Julie Dind
Theatre Arts and Performance Studies
Nabila Islam
Sociology
Andressa Maia
Portuguese and Brazilian Studies
Alessandro Moghrabi
Religious Studies
Regina Pieck
Hispanic Studies
Sherena Razek
Modern Culture and Media
Katyayni Seth
Anthropology
Nicholas Andersen
Religious Studies
Kevin Ennis
Portuguese and Brazilian Studies
Melaine Ferdinand-King
Africana Studies
Nomaan Hasan
Anthropology
Carolina-Maria Mendoza
Religious Studies
Michael Paninski
German Studies
Michael Putnam
Religious Studies
Urszula Rutkowska
English
Pedro Almeida
Portuguese and Brazilian Studies
Chris DiBona
Religious Studies
Jeffrey Feldman
Political Science
Aaron Jacobs
History
Jacquelynn Jones
American Studies
Irina Kalinka
Modern Culture and Media
Mariz Kelada
Anthropology
N'Kosi Oates
Africana Studies
Ahona Palchoudhuri
Anthropology
Mirjam Paninski
German Studies
Jan Tabor
German Studies
Yifeng Cai
Anthropology
Kareem Estefan
Modern Culture and Media
Nechama Juni
Political Science
Stephen Marsh
English
Caleb Murray
Religious Studies
Miriam Rainer
German Studies
Nicole Sintetos
American Studies