Grants for Faculty: Course Development
The CES offers annual competition for faculty course development grants. Several grants, in the amount of $5000 each, will be awarded each year. We will consider proposals in the following two categories:
- Courses focused on contemporary European subjects. These are courses in which at least 75% of course time is related to Europe or European subjects broadly defined.
- Courses focused specifically on the European Union. These are courses in which at least 20% (preferably more) of the coursework is specifically and directly related to the European Union itself. For example, its history, evolution, institutions, politics, policies, current developments, and relations with the outside world.
Winners of Faculty Course Development Grants
2012
- Edit Nagy (CES)
Socialist Economy Behind the Iron Curtain - Galina Rylkova & Mary Watt (LLC)
Dante's Inferno - A Blueprint for Tyranny and Salvation - Maria Stoilkova (Anthropology)
Anthropologists Think "Globalization"
2011
- Anita Anantharam (Women's Studies)
Gender and Transnational Food Politics - Christopher Caes (CES)
Hearts of Darkness: Conrad and the Future of Europe - Holly Raynard (CES)
Eurotrip: Road Movie, Narrative Journey and Cross-Cultural Travel
2010
- Stuart Finkel (History)
20th Century European Intellectual History - Christopher Silver (Urban and Regional Planning)
Sustainable Urbanism in Europe
2009
- Badredine Arfi (Political Science)
Islam and European Politics - Tom Kostopoulos & Sinan Ciddi (CES)
Greece and Turkey: Parallel Crossings of the Other - George Esenwein (History)
Terrorism and Political Violence in Post-War Europe, 1945-2000 - Amy Abungo Ongiri (English)
CyberNomads and Cosmic Diasporas: The African Diasporic Presence in the New Europe - Esther Romeyn (CES)
European Identity, Memory and the "Other" in Europe - Ewa Wampuszyc (CES)
Women from the "Other" Europe: Femininity and Fiction in Central and Eastern Europe
2008
- Barbara Mennel (GSS and English)
Paris is Burning: Migration in the Culture of the New Europe - Edit Nagy (CES)
Socialist Control and Resistance (Eastern-Europe After 1945)
2007
- Jessica Aaron (RLL)
Family Resemblances: Cross-linguistic and Historical Explorations of Romance Grammar - Jessica Harland-Jacobs
Empire and Imperialism - Sheryl Kroen (History)
Cultural History of Capitalism - Holly Raynard (CES)
Cultural Transition in Contemporary Poland (1950-2007)
2006
- Christopher Caes (CES-GSS)
Poland Through Movies - Abdoulaye Kane (CAS-Anthropology)
Islam in Europe - Margaret Kohn (Political Science)
Politics of Fiction and Film - Richard Conley (Political Science)
Irish Political History - Ewa Wampuszyc (CES)
Contextualizing Magic(al) Realism in Poland
2005
- Sylvie Blum-Reid (RLL)
European Identities, European Cinemas - Alin Ceobanu (CES-Sociology)
Immigrant Issues and the Politics of Immigration in Europe - Ana Margheritis (Political Science)
The EU in the Global Economy - Conor O'Dwyer (CES-Political Science)
The Domestic Politics of EU Enlargement: From the Post-War to Post-Communism - David Ostroff (Journalism)
World Communication Systems: Media in the Digital Age
2004
- Charles Perrone (RLL)
Empire to Integration: Cultural Dimensions of Portuguese Globalism - Roy Eugene Graham (Architecture)
Historic Preservation Methodologies in the European Union - Monserrat Alan-Brun (RLL)
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