2024-2025 Humanities Research Fellow
Dr. Gregg French
Dr. Gregg French’s research explores race-based identity formation and projections of imperial power in colonial spaces. During his time as the HRG Fellow, Dr. French will be completing his current book project, America’s Hispanic Empire: Antecedents and Identity Formation in the U.S. Imperial Experience. The work critically examines how agents of the U.S. Empire were influenced by their interactions with Spanish colonial officials and the remnants of the Spanish imperial legacy during the long nineteenth century. Additionally, he will be piloting the revamped HRG Student Fellowship Program, which will provide both upper-year undergraduate and graduate students with the opportunity to advance their own research or creative project under his mentorship.
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Past HRG Fellows
Congratulations to Dr. Heidi Jacobs, HRG Fellow 2017-2018, the 2020 Leacock Medal recipient for best in Canadian Literary Humour for her debut novel Molly of the Mall: Literary Lass and Purveyor of Fine Footwear.
2023-2024
Catherine Heard, School of Creative Arts
2022-2023
Emmanuelle Richez, Department of Political Science
Tom Najem, Department of Political Science
Kim Nelson, School of Creative Arts
Hans Hansen, Department of Philosophy
Anneke Smit, Faculty of Law
Susan Holbrook, Department of English Language, Literature and Creative Writing
Sung-Hyun Yun, School of Social Work
Guy T. Lazure, Department of History
John B. Sutcliffe, Department of Political Science
Sigi Torinus, Department of Visual Arts (Digital Humanities)
Sandra Gabriele, Women's Studies
Deborah Cook, Philosophy Department
Suzanne Matheson, English
Myra Tawfik, Law
Leslie Howsam, History
Katherine Quinsey, English
Carol Davison, English
Darrel Whetter, English
Martha Lee, Political Science
Marcello Guarini, Philosophy
Tom Dilworth, English
William Conklin, Law
Charlene Gannagé, Sociology and Anthropology
William Bogart, Law
Michael Kral, Psychology
Maureen Muldoon, Religious Studies
Christina Simmons, History
Adrian van den Hoven, French
Richard Moon, Law
Veta Tucker, Grand Valley State University
Conrad Brunstrum, Lecturer in English,
National University of Ireland, Maynooth
Alex McKay, Freelance artist
Marcel O'Gorman, University of Detroit Mercy
Dominique Daniel, Université de Tours, France
Sean Palmer, University of Reading, UK
Maureen Hawkins, University of Lethbridge
Kara Smith, Independent Scholar
John Recchiuti, Lawrence Technological University
Barry Shapiro, Allegheny College
Douglas Kellner, University of Texas at Austin
David T McNab, Independent Scholar
Lezlie Hart Stivale, Wayne State University