Announcing Scholarly Retreat Residents 2020-21
August 17, 2020
Tulane ByWater Scholarly Retreats
A Studio in the Woods and the Tulane ByWater Institute seek to enhance and support the scholarship and creativity of Tulane faculty and trainees by awarding one- to two-week residencies. These residencies provide a retreat for faculty and trainees across disciplines to work on a discrete project or scholarly pursuit that can be new or complementary to ongoing work.
- Robin Bartram, Assistant Professor, Sociology, School of Liberal Arts
- Alexander Burin, Professor, Chemistry, School of Science and Engineering
- Christopher Dunn, Professor, Spanish and Portugese, School of Liberal Arts
- Loren Gragert, Assistant Professor, School of Medicine
- Arianna King, PhD Candidate, City, Culture, and Community Program, Urban Studies, School of Liberal Arts
- Haley Peele, PhD Student, Psychology, School of Science and Engineering
- Ann Yoachim, Professor of Practice and Director Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design, School of Architecture
Tulane School of Liberal Arts Scholarly Retreats
Funded and selected by the School of Liberal Arts, A Studio in the Woods will host 4 one-week residencies for Liberal Arts faculty to write scholarly publications, work on creative projects, or begin work on a new project in the 2020-21 academic year.
- Laura Rosanne Adderley, Department of History and the Africana Studies Program
- Mia L. Bagneris, Newcomb Art Department and the Africana Studies Program
- Michelle Kohler, Department of English
- Andrew McDowell, Department of Anthropology.
Xavier University Scholarly Retreats
Xavier University has selected two faculty members to receive Faculty Writing Retreats for the academic year 2020-2021.
- Ross Louis, Professor, Performance Studies
- Larkin Page, Associate Professor, Division of Education
Tulane English Department Graduating Senior Fellowship
Each year, the Tulane Department of English funds a short residency for one exceptional graduating senior.
- Riley Moran