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Graduate Student Fellows

The 2008-2009 Graduate Student Fellows are:

Religion and Culture Workshop Fellows

J. David Decosimo, Religion
Daniel Hanna, French and Italian
Rebecca Harmon, French and Italian
Laura Leon Llerena, Spanish and Portuguese
Intisar Rabb, Near Eastern Studies
Aviva Rothman, History
Mairaj Syed, Religion
Jack Tannous, History
Moulie Vidas, Religion

Religion and Public Life Workshop Fellows

Phillip Connor, Sociology
Carol Ann MacGregor, Sociology
Levi McLaughlin, Religion
Anthony Petro, Religion
LiErin Probasco, Sociology
Mark Robinson, Anthropology
Liza Steele, Sociology
Alicia Juskewycz, Sociology

Affiliate Graduate Student Fellows

Ovidiu Creangă, King’s College London, United Kingdom

The 2007-2008 Graduate Student Fellows were:

Religion and Culture Workshop Fellows

Alicia Juskewycz, Sociology
Nathaniel Klemp, Politics
Petra Nahmias, Sociology
LiErin Probasco, Sociology
Intisar A. Rabb, Near Eastern Studies
Amy Reynolds, Sociology
Liza Steele, Sociology
Ian Ward, Politics

Religion and Public Life Workshop Fellows

Bill Bulman, History
Stephen Bush, Religion
Susan Gunasti, Religion
Katherine Marsengill, Art and Archaeology
Sarah A. Paden, Music
Richard Payne, History
Manu Radhakrishnan, History
Jimmy Yu, Religion

Affiliate Graduate Student Fellows

The Center also hosted two visiting graduate students in 2007-2008:
Morten Brænder, The University of Aarhus, Denmark
Ovidiu Creangă, King’s College London, United Kingdom

The 2006-2007 Graduate Student Fellows were:

The Religion and Culture Seminar

Angela Ards, English
Gretchen Boger, History
Craig Caldwell, History
Karoline Cook, History
Erin Forbes, English
James Gibbon, Sociology
Kathleen Holscher, Religion
Eduard Iricinschi, Religion
Kevin Kalish, Comparative Literature
Melissa Proctor, Religion
Asuka Sango, Religion
Uriel Simonsohn, Near Eastern Studies
Stuart Young, Religion

The Religion and Public Life Seminar

Laura Bennett, Religion

Remi de Laquintane, Center for the Study of Religion

Carol Ann MacGregor, Sociology

Rebecca Peeples Massengill, Sociology

Arion Melidonis, Anthropology

Christine Percheski, Sociology

LiErin Probasco, Sociology

Melissa Proctor, Religion

Amy Reynolds, Sociology

Christopher Wildeman, Sociology

Joseph Winters, Religion

Leah Wright, History

The 2005-2006 Graduate Student Fellows were:

Religion and Culture Seminar

Sara Brooks, History
Lisa Cerami, German
Ian Chapman, East Asian Studies
Briallen Hopper, English
David Michelson, History
Mark Rowe, Religion
Daniel Schwartz, History
Holger Zellentin, Religion

Religion and Public Life Seminar

Joshua Dubler, Religion
James Gibbon, Sociology
Nathaniel Klemp, Politics
Michael Lindsay, Sociology
Rebekah Massengill, Sociology
Arion Melidonis, Anthropology
Amy Reynolds, Sociology
Mustafa Tuna, History
Heather White, Religion



The 2004-2005 Graduate Student Fellows were:

Religion and Culture Fellows

Tammy L. Brown , History
Jiun-Chyi Jessey Choo, East Asian Studies
Paul F. Copp, Religion
Joshua A. Dubler, Religion
Christopher E. Garces, Anthropology
Najam I. Haider, Near Eastern Studies
Nancy A. Khalek, History
Amy Motlagh, Near Eastern Studies
Katrina B. Olds, History
Pablo M. Ruiz, Comparative Literature
Philippa Townsend, Religion

Religion and Public Life Workshop Fellows

William C. Garriott, Anthropology
Conrad P. Hackett, Sociology
Becky Yang Hsu, Sociology
Nathaniel J. Klemp, Politics
D. Michael Lindsay, Sociology
Cristina Mora-Torres, Sociology
Amy Reynolds, Sociology

The 2003-2004 Dissertation Fellows were:

Amit Bein, Near Eastern Studies, "Islamic Thought and Activism at the Close of Empire: The Life and Times of Seyhulislam (Sheikh al-Islam) Mustafa Sabri Efendi (1869-1954)."
Jonathan Eastvold, Politics, "God, the State, and War: Toward a Containment Strategy for Militant Fundamentalism."
Will Hanley, History, "Belief and Community: Western Converts to Islam, 1880-1940."
Devra Jaffe-Berkowitz, Sociology, "The Next Generation of Jewish Philanthropy."
Bong Seok Joo, Religion, "The Cult of Arhats in Medieval China."
Ryan Jordan, History, "Slavery and the Meetinghouse: Quakers Confront American Abolitionism, 1824-65."
D. Michael Lindsay, Sociology, "From Periphery to Center: Elite Refashioning of the Evangelical Style of Faith."
Kevin Lee Osterloh, Religion, "Constructing the Ethnos-Politeia: The Rhetoric of Judaean Communal Identity in a Hellenistic World Contending with Rome."
Behnam Sadeghi, Near Eastern Studies, "The Structure of Legal Reasoning in Islamic Jurisprudence: Continuity and Change in Post-Formative Positive Law."
Jennifer Waldron, English, "Dramatic Aesthetics in Post-Reformation England."

The 2002-2003 Dissertation Fellows were:

Orit Bashkin, Near Eastern Studies, Intellectuals in Monarchic Iraq, 1921-42
Huaiyu Chen, Religion, "Scholasticism and Monasticism in Medieval China: Daoxuan and His Era"
Laura Clawson, Sociology, Sacred Harp Singing
Holly Grieco, History, "A Dilemma of Obedience and Authority: Franciscan Inquisitors and the Franciscan Inquisition in the South of France, 1235-1400."
Eileen Kane, History, "Orthodoxy Across Borders: The First Russian Ecclesiastical Mission in Jerusalem, 1841-54"
Lori Meeks, Religion, "Nuns, Scholars, and Divine Mothers: The Women of Japan's Medieval Ritsu-School Nons' Revival Movement"
Volker Menze, History, "Non-Chalcedonian Eucharist Communities after Chalcedon"
James Moyer, English, Christ Figures in Early Romantic Era Writing
Joan Walling, Sociology, "Perceptions of Unconditional Love Among Recipients of Faith-Based Caregiving"


The 2001-2002 Dissertation Fellows were:

Ra'anan Shaul Abusch, Religion, "Transmission and Transformation of Jewish Esoteric Traditions: Foundation Myth, Polemic, and History in Hekhalot Rabbati"
Tariq al-Jamil, Religion, "Cooperation and Contestation in Medieval Baghdad: Scholarly Networks among Shi'i and Sunni 'Ulama' "
Lisa Bailey, History, "The Eusebius 'Gallicanus' Sermon Collection"
Adam H. Becker, Religion, "The Development of Scholastic Culture in Late Antique Mesopotamia"
Tamer el-Leithy, Near Eastern Studies, "Coptic Ritual and Moral Regulation in Medieval Cairo"
Anne E. Lester, History, "Religious Options for Women in Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century Northern France: Convents and Society in Medieval Champagne"
Eva Martin, Romance Languages and Literatures, "A Port-Royal Aesthetic? Sublime Conflict from the Still-Life of Saint-Germain -des-Pres to the Portraiture of Philippe de Champaigne and Jean Racine"
Hannah McLaughlin, English, "Tears of Sanctification and Grace: Jewish and Christian Martyrological Traditions of the Later Middle Ages."
Annette Yoshiko Reed, Religion, "What the Fallen Angels Taught: Illicit Angelic Instruction and the Reception-History of 1 Enoch in Judaism and Christianity"
Petra M. Sijpesteijn, Near Eastern Studies, "The Archive of 'Abdallah b. As'ad, a Mid-Second/Eighth Century Merchant and Administrator from the Egyptian Fayyum"
Tisa Wenger, Religion, "Savage Debauchery or Sacred Communion? Religion and the Primitive in the Pueblo Dance Conntroversy"