Congratulations to the TEN Graduate Center Dissertation Fellowship Recipients from the PhD Program in History!

 

Carell Dissertation Fellowship ($22,000) 

Deborah Charnoff (History) Men Set on Fire: Algernon Sidney, John Adams and the Anglo-American Republican Tradition

 

The Schomburg Archival Dissertation Fellowship ($22,000)

Jeff Diamant (History) Saudi Arabian Influence on African-American Muslims: Transnational Transformations in Islam, 1975-2000

 

Dissertation Year Fellowship ($22,000)

Nicholas Cross (History) The Greeks and Interstate Alliances in the Fourth Century BCE: a Socio-cultural Perspective 

Jeffrey Culang (History) (Re)Constituting Egypt: Citizenship, Nationality, and Religion, 1882-1936

Roy Rogers (History) Politics, Law, and Denominational Competition in the Early National Chesapeake, 1776-1817

Chelsea Schields (History) Closer Ties: The Dutch Caribbean and the Aftermath of Empire, 1942-2012

Secil Yilmaz (History) Love in the Time of Syphilis: Medicine, Sex, and Emotion in the Ottoman Empire and Early Republican Turkey (1860-1940)

 

Randolph L. Braham Dissertation Award ($12,000)

Irit Bloch (History) “Bending the Law”- Weimar Judiciary and The Political Bias Paradox of the Legal System

 

Center for Place, Culture and Politics Dissertation Fellowship ($10,000)

Andrew Battle (History) Community Development, the Urban Crisis, and the End of the Ghetto in Bedford-Stuyvesant

 

Dissertation Year Awards ($5,000)

Antonella Vitale (History) Fuitina: Love, Sex, and Rape in Modern Italy 1945-Present