2010 Grant and Fellowship Recipients

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News — 2010 Grant and Fellowship Recipients

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

2010 - 2011 Academic Year
Grant and Fellowship Recipients

Sasakawa Fellowship

Mari Ishida, ALC
Research topic: An Ambiguous Border of Utopia and Dystopia: Multilingual Colonial Spaces of the Japanese Empire

Zsuzsanna Magyar, Political Science

Ryoko Nishijima, Anthropology
Research topic: Google Suggests Japan is Weird: National Imagining through Keywords

Sarah Walsh, History

Thiam Chye Tay, Political Science

Emi Foulk, History

Lita Martinez, History

Caleb Carter, ALC

Lindsey Dewitt, ALC

James Edwards, Ethnomusicology

Brian Hartzheim, Film & TV
Research topic: Shonen, or “boys,” media properties

Michiko Kaneyasu, ALC

Daniella Perry, History

Franz Prichard, ALC

Sasakawa Japanese Language Study Fellowships

Elizabeth Evans, ALC

Emi Foulk, History

Gloria Guy, History

Ka Yi Ho, Art History

Moshe Lakser, History

YuJung Lee, Political Science

Maya Stiller, ALC
Research topic: Actual and Virtual Pilgrimages in Medieval Japan and Korea

Thiam Chye Tay, Political Science

Sarah Walsh, History

Hsiao-Chun Wu, History

The George and Sakaye Aratani Field Experience Scholarship

Rosemary Candelario, WAC

Winnifred Chang, History

Maya Stiller, ALC
Research topic: Actual and Virtual Pilgrimages in Medieval Japan and Korea

The George and Sakaye Aratani Fellowship

Marie Sato, AAS

The Herb and Helen Kawahara Fellowship

Antonio Guzman, Sociology

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