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Generously supported through a partnership with the OSU Office of the Provost, the research cluster program offers scholars with expertise in different disciplines the opportunity to explore a topic of shared interest in common and in depth.
Meeting space, organizational assistance, and discretionary funding up to $1,000 are provided to groups awarded support. Participation in clusters is open to OSU faculty and instructors, scholars from other institutions, and advanced graduate students. A variety of aims and configurations are applicable, from works-in-progress or reading groups to teams with specific goals such as course or conference development. We encourage proposals that include creative interdisciplinary collaborations or offer inventive means of public engagement with issues of humanistic significance.
The deadline for submitting proposals for 2019-2020 humanities research clusters is MONDAY, JUNE 3. For more information and application instructions, read our call for proposals.
Public Humanities
Convener:
Marisa Chappell, School of History, Philosophy, and Religion
Qualitative Methods
Convener:
Shaozeng Zhang, School of Language, Culture, and Society
Reparations, Restitutions, and Apologies
Convener:
Flo Leibowitz, School of History, Philosophy, and Religion
Radical Readers
Convener:
Alex Diaz-Hui, MA Candidate, School of Writing, Literature, and Film
Film and Visual Studies Pedagogy
Convener:
Sebastian Heiduschke, School of Language, Culture, and Society
Disability Studies Network
Convener:
Stephanie Jenkins, School of History, Philosophy, and Religion
Engaged Scholarship
Convener:
Susan Rowe, College of Education
Technology and the Environment
Convener:
Joshua Reeves, School of Arts and Communication
Junior Women Writers
Convener:
Elizabeth Sheehan, School of Writing, Literature, and Film