2019-2020
Alley Edlebi (English)
Still Earth
Austin Lillywhite (English)
Eco-Haunting: Race, Perception, Landscape and New Literary Realisms
Elizabeth Strayer (English)
Literary Forms as Land Claims: Rewriting Environmental Justice in the British Empire
2018-2019
Martin Abbott (City & Regional Planning)
Flooding India’s Water Scarcity Capital: Historicizing the Hydro-Geography of Chennai
Wanheng Hu (Science & Technology Studies)
Turning Farmlands into “Factories”: The Knowledge Dynamics of “Modern Agricultural Industrial Parks”
Katherine Thorsteinson (English)
Narratives of Disposability: Toxic Tours and Archives of Disaster in the Gulf South
Emily Celeste Vázquez Enríquez (Romance Studies)
No Drinking Water and No Electricity: The Case of the Colonias in Texas
2017-2018
Martina Broner (Romance Studies)
Seeds of Change? Virtual Visits to the Amazon in the Anthropo-not-seen
Rukmini Chakraborty (History)
Fixing the Fluid: Career of Colonial Hydrology in Bay of Bengal under the Company-Raj circa. 1770-1857
Timothy McLellan (Anthropology)
The Temporalities of Outcomes Thinking: Impact and Audit at an Agri-Environmental Research Institute
Matias Oviedo (Romance Studies)
The Red Library: Towards an Ecology of Forbidden Books
2016-2017
Alex Lenoble (Romance Studies)
Caribbean Literary Ecologies
Rachel Odhner (Anthropology)
Connectivity and conversation in Greytown, Nicaragua
Gustavo Alberto Quintero (Romance Studies)
The Question of Hydrocarbon Extraction in Columbia
Molly Reed (History)
Ecology of Utopia: Environmental Discourse and Practice in Antebellum Communal Settlements
2015-2016
Kristen Angierski (English)
Ecosickness, Animals, and Neocolonial Cosmetic-Aesthetics: “Natural Beauty” in Postcolonial Literatures
Vincent Burgess (Asian Studies)
Negotiating Modernities: Renunciation and Environmentalism amongst the Bishnoi of North India, 1950 to the Present
Amelia Jensen (Landscape Architecture, Masters Candidate)
Undamming Potentials: Choreographing the Sediment Flux of the Pacific Northwest
Matthew Minarchek (History)
Producing a Global Rainforest: Colonialism, Conservation, and the Opening of Sumatra’s Highlands, 1900-1940
2014-2015
Mark Deets (History)
Mapping a Nation: Space, Place, and Culture in the Casamance, 1885-2007
Ryan Edwards (History)
An Ecology of Exile: Earth and Elsewhere in Argentina’s Ushuaia penal Colony (1860-1960)
Kyle Harvey (History)
Sailing the Pampas, Scaling the Andes: mobile, Built Environments and Argentine State Formation 1850s-1910s
Aaron Rosenberg (English)
Romancing the Anthropocene: H.G. Wells and the ‘Limits of Individual Plasticity’
Ruoji Tang (English)
Critique and Reconsideration of the Politics of Sustainability through British Romantic Writing
Rebecca Townsend (History)
Institutional Dynamics and Popular Conceptions of National Development Programs in Thailand from the 1950s to the 1970s
2013-2014
Charis Boke (Anthropology)
Resilience/Resistance: Anticipating the Future, Environmental Activists, and the Politics of Preparation in the United States
Karlie Fox-Knudtsen (Anthropology)
How Discourses about sustainability operate within the current political context of rural Odisha
Sophie Hochhäusl (History of Architecture and Urban Development)
Architecture, Technology, and the Environment in Austrian Settlements and Allotment Gardens between Reform and the Welfare State, 1903-1953
Monica Salas Landa (Anthropology)
Crude Residues: Material and Affective Legacies of the Oil Industry in Poza Rica, Veracruz, Mexico
Alexander Phillips (German Studies)
Environmental and Aesthetic Sustainability in the Late Work of Wilhelm Raabe
Elizabeth Plantan (Government)
Framing Effects and Mobilization along the Marcellus Shale
2012-2013
Alexander Gordon (Anthropology)
Catherine Kearns (Classics)
Amy Lee Kohout (History)
David Rojas (Anthropology)
Avery Slater (English)