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The University of Connecticut Humanities Institute is pleased to announce its Dissertation Fellowship awards for 2015-16:

Posted on April 27, 2015 by Carrero, Yesenia

Dissertation Fellowships

Joanna A. MacGugan “Competing authorities and contested spaces: Dying in Dublin in the reign of Edward I”

Christiana Salah “The Popular Invention of the Victorian Governess, 1815-2015”

Draper Dissertation Fellowships

Hilary Bogert-Winkler “Prayerful Protest and Clandestine Conformity: Alternative Liturgies and the

Allison B. Horrocks “The Family and the Home as the Nursery of Humanity”: Flemmie Kittrell and Book of Common Prayer in Interregnum England” the International Politics of Home Economics