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Home People Undergraduate Studies LGBTQ Studies Minor Doctoral Emphasis Dissertation Fellowship Courses Center for Research on Women and Social Justice Employment Opportunities Resources Events Contact Us	Women's Studies Dissertation Fellowship General Information & Application- Due January 26, 2007 This year's Dissertation Fellows Past Dissertation Fellows This year's Dissertation Fellows Siobhan King New School University Dissertation: Desire and the Reproduction of Race Lilia Soto University of California, Berkeley Dissertation: Past Dissertation Fellows 2004-2005 Scholars Melissa Forbis University of Texas at Austin, Anthropology Dissertation: Gender, Autonomy and Indigenous Rights in Chiapas, Mexico Emily Cheng University of California, San Diego, Literature Dissertation: Sentimental Journey: U.S. Feminisms and Transnational Adoption From East Asia Francisca James Hernandez Stanford University, Social and Cultural Anthropology Dissertation: Globalization, Marginality, and the "Democratic Imaginary": Free Traders, Displaced Workers, and the Fair Share Movement on the United States Judy Lee Rohrer University of Hawai'i, Honolulu, Political Science Dissertation: Haole Matters: An Interrogation of Whiteness in Hawai'i 2003-2004 Scholars Jane Haladay UC Davis, Native American Studies/Women and Gender Studies Dissertation: "Love and Blood: Significant Women in Four Salish Novels" Chikako Takeshita Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Science and Technology Studies Dissertation: "Negotiating Acceptability on Behalf of Women: The IUD and the Politics of Reproduction" 2002-2003 Scholars Alison Kafer Claremont Graduate University, Women's Studies and Religion Dissertation: "Supercrips, Cyborgs, and Feminist Utopias: Toward a Feminist Disability Theory and Politics" Mattie Richardson UC Berkeley, African Diaspora Studies Dissertation: "Critical Reconstructions of History: Black Lesbian Literature and Film" 2001-2002 Scholars Kathy Glass Literature, UC San Diego Dissertation: Courting Communities: Black Female Activism in the Antebellum North, 1830-1860 Ellie Schemenauer International Relations, Florida International University, Miami, Florida Dissertation: Working Title: Women and Drug Trafficking in the Caribbean 2000-01 Scholars Lynn Sacco History, University of Southern California Dissertation: Not Talking About "It": A History of Incest in the United States 1890-1940 Ruby Tapia Ethnic Studies, UC San Diego Dissertation: Conceiving Images: Racialized Visions of the Maternal back to top 1999-2000 Scholars Maylei Blackwell History of Consciousness, UC Santa Cruz Dissertation: Mapping Multiple Insurgencies: Social Difference in Second Wave Women's Movements in the U.S. and Mexico Maythee Rojas English, Arizona State University Dissertation: Traviesaduras Chicanas: Female Sexual Transgressions in Chicana Literature 1998-99 Scholars Ednie Garrison American Studies, Washington State University in Pullman Dissertation: The Third Wave and Cultural Predicament of Feminist Consciousness in the U.S. Laura Scott Holliday English, UC Santa Barbara Dissertation: Household Hints and Home Cooking: Technologies of the U.S. Kitchen, 1945-68 back to top