FACULTY FELLOWSHIPS
*Dr. Joseph A. Bailey II Fellow

 

2009-2010
Talia Bettcher, Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy
Patrick Sharp, Associate Professor, Department of Liberal Studies
Michael Willard*, Assistant Professor, Department of Liberal Studies

2008-09
Manuel Aguilar, Professor, Department of Art
Beth Baker-Cristales*, Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology
Andrew Knighton, Assistant Professor, Department of English

2007-08
Marilyn Elkins*, Professor, Department of English
Maria Karafilis (deferred), Associate Professor, Department of English
Suzanne Regan, Professor, Department of Communication Studies

2006-07
Hema Chari, Professor, Department of English
Robert Dechaine, Associate Professor, Department of Liberal Studies
Alejandra Marchevsky*, Associate Professor, Department of Liberal Studies

2005-06
John Kennedy, Associate Professor, Department of Music
Micol Seigel*, Assistant Professor, Department of Liberal Studies
Michael Willard, Assistant Professor, Department of Liberal Studies

2004-05
Michelle Hawley, Assistant Professor, Department of English
San San Kwan, Assistant Professor, Department of Theater Arts and Dance
Lauri Ramey*, Associate Professor, Department of English

2003-04
Bryant Alexander*, Associate Professor, Department of Communication Studies
Lena Chao, Associate Professor, Department of Communication Studies
Maria Karafilis, Assistant Professor, Department of English

ACP fellowships have sponsored the following publications and presentations:

Manuel Aguilar, "Walls of Passion; The Murals of Los Angeles," a photo-documentary exhibit installed at the Art Gallery, CSULA and the Mexican Consulate, Los Angeles, CA, 2009.

Bryant Alexander, “Placement and Displacement of Black Identity:  The Case of Migration across Borders from Campus to Community.” In B. K. Alexander. Performing Black Masculinity: Race, Culture, and Queer Identity. Lanham, MD: AltaMira Press, 2006: 33-67.

Rob DeChaine, Imagined Immunities. In Interdisciplinarity and Social Justice, eds. M. Romero, J. Parker & R. Samantrai.  Forthcoming from SUNY Press. 

Maria Karafilis, The Jewish Ghetto in Mary Antin and her Contemporaries, forthcoming in American Literary Realism; “The Traumatic Sublime and American Democracy.” American Studies Association, Washington DC, November 2005; “Trauma, Race, and the Unassimilated.” American Studies Association, Hartford, CT, October 2003.

Lauri Ramey, “Border Crossing with the Slave Songs.” In Slave Songs and the Birth of African American Poetry (Palgrave Macmillan, 2008); L. Ramey, editor, The Heritage Series of Black Poetry, 1962-1975: A Research Compendium (Ashgate, 2008).