YEAR

YEAR	RESEARCH FELLOW	PROJECT TITLE	CURRENT AFFILIATION
2000	Charles M. Bwenge Anthropology Predoctoral Fellow	Codeswitching in Political Discourse in Tanzania: A Case Study of National Legislatures	Current Fellow
2000	Jemima Pierre Anthropology Predoctoral Fellow	African Immigrants in the U.S. and the Dynamics and Politics of Racialization	Current Fellow
2000	Meta DuEwa Jones English/American Literature Postdoctoral Fellow	African American Jazz Poetry: Orality, Prosody and Performance	George Washington University Department of English
2000	Olufemi Taiwo Philosophy Postdoctoral Research and Teaching Fellow	Modernity and Colonialism	Loyola University Philosophy Department otaiwo@luc.edu
1999	Rosanne M. Adderley History Post-doctoral Fellow	Middle Passage Voices: New Stories and Insights from the Nineteenth Century Slave Trade	Tulane University Latin American Studies/History ladderl@tulane.edu
1999	Adrian T. Gaskins American Studies Pre-doctoral Fellow	Colonization or Colonialism? African Americans in the Phillipines, 1898-1918	Current Fellow
1999	Joseph R. Hellweg Anthropology Pre-doctoral Fellow	Dozoya: Hunting Ethics in Ivorian Civil Society	Current Fellow
1998	Ian G. Strachan English Post-doc	Paradise and Plantation: Metaphor, Ideology and Economics in Caribbean Discourse	University of Massachusetts Dartmouth ISTRACHAN@umassd.edu
1998	Rolland D. Murray English Pre-doc	Beyond Macho: Fiction, Black Masculinity and Black Power (1964-1975)	Ohio State University English Dept. dm8w@virginia.edu
1998	Lisa Lindquist Dorr History Pre-doc	Messin’ White Women’: White Women, Black Men, and Rape in Virginia 1900-1960	University of Alabama History Dept. ljl2v@virginia.edu
1997	John Gennari American Studies Post-doc	Critiquing Jazz: The Politics of Race and Culture in American Jazz Discourse	Pennsylvania State - Harrisburg American Studies jrg17@email.psu.edu
1997	Phillip Troutman History Pre-doc	Masters and Markets: Slave Labor and Slave Capital in Virginia, 1815-1865	North Carolina troutfang@earthlink.net
1997	Natasha Gray History Pre-doc	Witchcraft and Sorcery Control in Colonial Ghana: The Case of Akyem Abuakwa 1912-1943	Lawrence University History Dept. natasha.gray
1997	Greta deJong History Pre-doc	We Were Constantly Trying to Do Something: The African American Freedom Struggle in Rural Louisiana, 1930-1970	University of Nevada at Reno History Dept. (Visiting Asst. Prof.) gdejong@unr.edu
1996	Vania Penha-Lopes Sociology Pre-doc	Make Room for Daddy: A Study of Black Men’s Involvement in Families	Bloomfield College Sociology Dept. Vania_PenhaLopes@bloomfield.edu
1996	Samuel Martinez History Post-doc	Unfree Labor After Slavery: The Haitian Immigrant in the Dominican Economy and Imagination	University of Connecticut Dept. of Anthropology smartinez@chief.anth.uconn.edu
1996	Eve Agee Anthropology Pre-doc	Race, Class and the Change: African American Women’s Narratives on Menopause and Medical Science	Washington, DC dreve@dreve.com
1995	Brian Ward History Post-doc	Just My Soul Responding: African-American Popular Music and Civil Rights, 1954-1994	University of Florida History Dept. wardb@ufl.edu
1995	Kara Ellis Skora Religious Studies Pre-doc	Funerals and Ancestorhood in Modern Ghana: Meaning and Identity in Asante Life through Death	Hiram, Ohio
1995	Cornelia Sears History Pre-doc	Africa in the American Mind, 1870-1955: A Study of Mythology, Ideology and th Reconstruction of Race	University of Canterbury Dept. of American Studies Christchurch, New Zealand c.sears@amst.canterbury.ac.nz
1995	Stephanie Johnson Rowley Psychology Pre-doc	Culture, Context and Racial Identity: An Ecological Study of the Educational Attitudes and Performances of African American Students	University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Psychology Dept. srowley@email.unc.edu
1994	Michele Mitchell History Pre-doc	To Possess a Manly Spirit: Gender, Eugenics, and Empire in U.S. Black Nationalism	University of Michigan History Dept. mmitch@umich.edu
1994	Scot French History Pre-doc	Remembering Nat Turner: The Southampton Slave Uprising in Collective Memory, 1831 to the Present	University of Virginia Carter G. Woodson Institute Corcoran Dept. of History saf5g@virginia.edu
1993	Rebecca Popenoe Anthropology Pre-doc	The Fattening of Girls, Sexuality, and Society among Awawagh Arabs in Niger	Linkpings Universitet Linkping, Sweden RebPo@tema.liu.se
1993	John Mason History Post-doc	Slavery and Freedom in South Africa, 1820-1854	University of Virginia Corcoran Dept. of History jem3a@virginia.edu
1993	Shelly Leanne International Relations Pre-doc	African American Protest Against Minority Rule in South Africa: A Case Study of Diasporas and Transnationalism in World Politics	Harvard University Kennedy School of Government Shelly_Leanne@harvard.edu
1993	Emilye Crosby History Pre-doc	Common Curtesy: The Civil Rights Movement in Port Gibson, Mississippi	SUNY at Geneseo History Dept. crosby@uno.cc.geneseo.edu
1992	Jeannie Whayne History Post-doc	Reshaping the Rural South: Land, Labor and Federal Policy in Poinsett County, Arkansas, 1900-1965	University of Arkansas History Dept. jwhayne@comp.uark.edu
1992	Hannah Rosen History Pre-doc	Interracial Rape and the Politics of Reconstruction	University of Michigan American Culture, Women's Studies hrosen@umich.edu
1992	Mary Johnson Osirim Sociology Post-doc	Women and African Entrepreneurship	Bryn Mawr College Sociology Dept. mosirim@brynmawr.edu
1992	David Murray Anthropology Pre-doc	Martiniquais: The Construction and Contestation of a Cultural Identity	University of Adelaide South Australia Anthropology Dept. dmurray@arts.adelaide.edu.au
1992	Cynthia Blair History Pre-doc	Modernizing the Black Body: African Americans, Dress and the Politics of Public Space, 1910-1940	University of Illinois-Chicago Afro-American Studies Dept. CMBlair@uic.edu
1991	Adell Patton History Post-doc	African Physicians and Diaspora: Imperial Power and the Struggle for Professionalism, ca. 1800-1975	University of Missouri-St. Louis History Dept. PattonA@msx.umsl.edu
1991	Doris Smith Witt English Pre-doc	A Cookbook for Cultural Shelving	University of Iowa English Dept. doris-witt@uiowa.edu
1991	Marshall Stevenson History Post-doc	Friends and Enemies: The Ebb and Flow of Black-Jewish Relations in Detroit	Dillard University History Dept. mstevenson @dillard.edu
1991	Adell Patton History Post-doc	African Physicians and Diaspora: Imperial Power and the Struggle for Professionalism, ca. 1800-1975	University of Missouri-St. Louis History Dept. PattonA@msx.umsl.edu
1991	Michael Bennett English Pre-doc	Democratic Discourses: A Comparative Study of Mid-Nineteenth Century African American and European American Culture	Long Island University Brooklyn Campus English Dept. MICHAEL.BENNETT@LIU.EDU
1991	Carol George History Post-doc	The Ideology of Non-Violence: The Civil Rights Movement	Hobard and William Smith Colleges History Dept. CGEORGE@hws.edu
1991	Cynthia Hoehler-Fatton Religious Studies Pre-doc	Female Leadership in Roho Religion	University of Virginia Dept. of Religious Studies chh3a@virginia.edu
1991	Gerald Horne History Post-doc	Fire this time: The Watts Uprising and the Meaning of the 1960s	University of North Carolina Chapel Hill History Dept.
1991	Bruce Nelson History Post-doc	Class and Race in the United States: Industrial Workers, Organized Labor, and the Struggle for Black Equality Since World War II	Dartmouth College History Dept. Joseph.B.Nelson@dartmouth.edu
1991	Linda Reed History Post-doc	Biography of Fannie Lou Hamer	See 1983
1991	Daryl Scott History Pre-doc	In the Gaze of Experts: The African-American in Social Science Imagery, 1890-Present	University of Florida History Dept. dscott@ufl.edu
1990	Constance Curry Post-doc	Silver Rights: A Story of School Desegregation in Mississippi	930 Myrtle Street, NE Atlanta, GA 30309
1990	Mary Ellen Curtin History Pre-doc	Enclosed in a Shell of Self-Importance: Black Prisoners and their Struggles to Survive in Alabama Prisons, 1870-1900	Southwest Texas State University History Dept. mc16@swt.edu
1990	Adam Fairclough History Post-doc	A History of the Civil Rights Movement in Louisiana, 1940-1970	University of East Anglia United Kingdom Dept. of American Studies Adam.Fairclough@uea.ac.uk
1990	Penny Russell History Pre-doc	Bound by Ties of Race and Sex: Mary Church Terrell, the First Fifty-Seven Years (1836-1920)	Columbus, Ohio
1990	Zoe S. Strother Art History Pre-doc	Demystifying the Fetish: The Art of the Pende People of Zaire in Context	Columbia University Art History & Archaeology zss1@columbia.edu
1989	Charles Dew History Post-doc	The Lives of the Slaves: The Ironworkers of Buffalo Forge	Williams College Williamstown, MA 01267 413-597-3131 History Dept.
1989	Raymond Gavins History Post-doc	Black Carolina: A Profile History of the Negro in North Carolina	Duke University History Dept. Rgavins@acpub.duke.edu
1989	Janette Greenwood History Pre-doc	New-South Middle Class: Race and Class in Charlotte, North Carolina, 1865-1900	Clark University History Dept. jgreenwood@clarku.edu
1989	Eric Lott English Pre-doc	Love and Theft: Blackface Minstrelsy, Cultural Production and the American 1848	University of Virginia English Dept. ewl4p@virginia.edu
1989	Kay Mills Post-doc	Biography of Fannie Lou Hamer	Los Angeles, California
1989	Mieko Nishida History Pre-doc	Gender, Ethnicity and Kinship in Urban Slavery, Bahia, Brazil, 1808-1888	Hartwick College History Dept. nishidam@hartwick.edu
1989	Tejumola Olaniyan English Pre-doc	Cross Currents: Contemporary Black Drama and the Poetics of Cultural Identity	University of Virginia English Dept. to4x@virginia.edu
1989	Parker Shipton Anthropology Post-doc	Private Property and the Limits of Individualism in Africa	Boston University Anthropology Dept. shipton@bu.edu
1988	John Dittmer History Post-doc	In the Name of Freedom: The Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi	DePauw University History Department RIP@DEPAUW.EDU
1988	Terrence Epperson Anthropology Pre-doc	Thus in the beginning all the World was America: Class Formation and the Social Construction of Race in the Chesapeake 1675-1740	Cultural Heritage Research Services 403 E. Walnut Street North Wales, PA 19454 Twepperson@aol.com
1988	Mariane Ferme Anthropology Pre-doc	Making People and Transmitting Knowledge: The Construction of Gender Among the Mende of Sierra Leone	Univ. of California, Berkeley Anthropology Dept. mferme@uclink4.berkeley.edu
1988	Julia McDonough History Pre-doc	Clearinghouse for Change: The Southern Regional Council, 1944-65	Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson Law Firm Washington, DC Julia_McDonough@ffhsj.com
1988	David Throup Post-doc	The Social, Economic and Political History of the Kikuyu People of Kenya, 1860-1990	3179 Summit Square Drive, Apt. B8 Oakton, VA 22124
1988	Michelle Wagner History Pre-doc	Community and Collective Representation: A Social History of Buragane, Burundi, c. 1850-1955
1987	Dennis Dickerson History Post-doc	The Man in Between: Whitney Young, 1921-1971	Vanderbilt University History Dept. dennis.c.dickerson@vanderbilt.edu
1987	Michael W. Fitzgerald History Post-doc	The Union League and Agricultural Labor in the Deep South	St. Olaf College History Department Northfield, MN 55057 fitz@stolaf.edu
1987	Tera W. Hunter History Pre-doc	Afro-American Female Household Workers in the Urban South from 1865-1920	Carnegie-Mellon University History Department thunter@andrew.cmu.edu
1987	Saba Jallow Political Science Pre-doc	The Impact of Food Aid on Food Production in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Pooled Cross-Sectional Time Series	Georgia Southern University Political Science/Criminal Justice sjallow@gsvms2.cc.GaSoU.edu
1987	Deborah Kaspin Anthropology Pre-doc	History and Structural Transformations of Rural Malawi	Yale University Anthropology Dept. deborah.kaspin@yale.edu
1987	Jean B. Lee History Post-doc	Black Life and Labor at Mt. Vernon Plantation	Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison History Department JBLEE@FACSTAFF.WISC.EDU
1987	Veronique McNelly French Pre-doc	Senghor’s African Aesthetics and its Implications
1987	J. Mills Thornton, III History Post-doc	The Montgomery Boycott of 1955-1956	University of Michigan History Department jmthrntn@umich.edu
1986	Trevor Hall History Pre-doc	Reconstructing the Web of Activities Between Europeans of the Cape Verde Archipelago and Africans of the Guine of Cape Verde 1460-1600	Bethune-Cookman College History Department
1986	Jack Johnson-Hill Religious Ethics Pre-doc	Elements of an Afro-Caribbean Social Ethic: A Disclosure of the World of the Rastafari as Liminal Social Process	26 Garbutt Road Sherwood, Durban 4091 Republic of South Africa
1986	Timothy Luke Political Science Post-doc	States and Social Revolutions in Modern Africa	Virginia Tech Political Science Dept. twluke.async.vt.edu
1986	Stephanie Shaw History Post-doc	Black Women in White Collars: A Social History of Lower Level Professional Black Women Workers, 1870-1955	Ohio State University History Department shaw.1@osu.edu
1986	Christopher Taylor Anthropology Pre-doc	Social Innovation and Therapy in Rwandan Popular Medicine	Univ. of Alabama, Birmingham Anthropology Dept. ctaylor@uab.edu
1985	Yahya Affinnih Sociology Pre-doc	Occupational Commitment and the Myth of Self-Employment Among Lagos Port and Dock Workers	CUNY – John Jay College of Criminal Justice/Dept. AAS jhajj@cuny.vm
1985	Frances Ash French Pre-doc	Caribbean Discourse on History: Nationalism vs Exile
1985	Melvin Ely History Post-doc	Amos ‘n’ Andy: Their Lineage, Life and Legacy, 1890-1966	College of William & Mary History Department mpelyx@facstaff.wm.edu
1985	Janet Ewald History Post-doc	Soldiers, Traders and Slaves: The Origins and Growth of a Greater Nile Valley System, 1780-1884	Duke University History Department jewald@acpub.duke.edu
1985	Gertrude Fraser Anthropology Pre-doc	Medical Belief Systems in Rural Afro-American Communities	Ford Foundation New York, NY
1985	Gordon Thompson English Pre-doc	Symbols of Escape in the Works of Melvin B. Tolson, Charles W. Chesnutt, and James Baldwin	City College of New York, CUNY English Department 212-650-6365
1984	Marcellus Blount English Pre-doc	A Singer of Tales: The Afro-American Poet as Storyteller	Columbia University English & Comparative Lit. Department 305 Philosophy, Mail Code 4928 New York, NY mb33@columbia.edu
1984	Lynda Morgan History Pre-doc	The Transition from Slavery to Freedom in Piedmont, Virginia, 1850-1880	Mt. Holyoke College History African-American & African Studies ljmorgan@mtholyoke.edu
1984	Charles Rowell English Post-doc	That Southern Thing: Black Fiction of the Civil Rights Era and After	University of Virginia English Dept. chr@virginia.edu
1984	Julius Scott, III History Pre-doc	A Breathing of the Common Wind: The Sea, Politics, and Communication in the Era of the Haitian Revolution	University of Michigan History Dept./Dept. of AAS jsscott@umich.edu
1984	Patricia Sullivan History Post-doc	New Deal Politics and Civil Rights Reform in the South, 193-1948	Harvard University American Studies paslliv@fas.harvard.edu
1984	John Thornton History Post-doc	The History of the South Atlantic: The African Perspective, 1450-1650	Millersville University History Department jthornto@marauder.millersv.edu
1983	Yvonne Jones Political Science Pre-doc	Technological Intervention or Community Development: The Formation of Rural Development Policy in Senegal, 1960-1978	World Bank Principal Operations Officer yjones@worldbank.org
1983	Linda Reed History Pre-doc	The Southern Conference Educational Fund, 1938-1963	University of Houston History Department LReed@UH.EDU
1983	J. Scott Strickland History Pre-doc	African-American Culture and Social Change in South Carolina, 1680-1880	Syracuse University History Department jsstrickland@maxwell.syr.edu
1983	Diana Wylie History Pre-doc	The Center Cannot Hold: The Decline of the Bamangwato Chieftainship, 1925-1950	Boston University History Department dwylie@bu.edu
1982	Thadious Davis English Post-doc	Race and Reputation in the Fiction of William Faulkner and Richard Wright	Vanderbilt University English Dept. davistm1@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu
1982	Kathleen Fatton Balutansky English Pre-doc	Aesthetics and Politics in the Novels of Alex La Guma	St. Michael's College English Dept. balutansky@smcvt.edu
1982	Alexis Gardella Anthropology Pre-doc	The Process of Social Formation on the Island of Rodrigues, Indian Ocean	Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture, Haiti agardella@acn2.net
1982	Mary Rayner History Pre-doc	Slaves, Slave Owners and the British Cape Colony, 1806-1834	Amnesty International
1982	Julie Saville History Pre-doc	The Reorganization of Agricultural Labor in South Carolina after the Abolition of Slavery, 1860-1900	University of Chicago Dept. History and the College jsaville@midway.uchicago.edu
1982	H. Leroy Vail History Post-doc	The Art of Being Ruled: Poetry and Power in South Central Africa, circa 1800-1980	Harvard University History Department (Deceased -3/27/99)
1981	Leslie Rowland History Pre-doc	Self-Emancipation: The Destruction of Slavery in Kentucky, 1861-1866	University of Maryland Director Freedmen and Southern Soc. Proj. lr20@umail.umd.edu
1981	Richard Ralston AAS Post-doc	The Life and Times of Dr. A.B. Xuma: Meditation on Twentieth Century South African Intellectual Social and Political History	University of Wisconsin-Madison Department Chair African American Studies rralston@facstaff.wisc.edu
1981	Catherine Macklin Anthropology Pre-doc	Garifuna Identity in Belize	Univ. of California, Berkeley Anthropology macklin@uclink4.berkeley.edu
1981	Ira Lowenthal Anthropology Pre-doc	Culture, Economics and the Family: Domestic Organization in Rural Haiti	Americas Development Foundation