2009-2010 Research Committee Awards
These competitive awards are intended to support the development of junior faculty research programs (e.g., the initial phase of a new project or a transition project). See the award program information.
Sukanya Banerjee
Associate Professor, English
Loyalty and the Making of the Modern Subject, 1858-1905
Gregory T. Carter
Assistant Professor, History
Wendell Phillips: Unapologetic Abolitionist, Unreformed Amalgamationist
Bruce Charlesworth
Assistant Professor, Film
Retraction
Woonsup Choi
Assistant Professor, Geography
Spatio-temporal Patterns of Urban Climate in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Stephen C. Cobb
Assistant Professor, Human Movement Sciences
Novel Multi-segment Foot Model Based on In-vivo and In-vitro Stereophotogrammetric Studies and Clinical Theories of Foot Function.
Luca Ferrero
Assistant Professor, Philosophy
Shared Actions, Individual Agency, and the Unity of Plural Subjects
Marcia A. Firmani
Assistant Professor, Health Sciences
Fitness Cost of Multiple-drug Resistance in Mycobacterium Tuberculosis
Rina Ghose
Associate Professor, Geography
Investigating Citizen Participation in Privatized Collaborative Planning in Inner-City Milwaukee
Leslie Harris
Assistant Professor, Communication
Holy Matrimony, Sacred Covenant, and Legal Union: Marriage and Its Deviations in the Nineteenth-Century United States
Yevgeniya Kaganovich
Associate Professor, Visual Art
Body: Subject and Site
María del Pilar Melgarejo Acosta
Assistant Professor, Spanish and Portuguese
Language of Regeneration: The Production of Political Discourse in Colombia and Mexico
Nathaniel Stern
Assistant Professor, Visual Art
Embodiment and Minimalism in Internet-based Art
Jennifer Watson
Associate Professor, Foreign Languages and Linguistics
Wild One: A Biography of Selma Lagerlöf
Changshan Wu
Associate Professor, Geography
Mapping Urban Impervious Surfaces using IKONOS Imagery: an Integrated Approach
Kathryn Zalewski
Assistant Professor, Human Movement Sciences
Ability-based Rehabilitation: A Case-Series Exploring Stroke Recovery in the United States
Mo (Maureen) Zell
Assistant Professor, Architecture
New Parking Paradigm: Re-think, Re-zone, Re-use