2019

The NEHC is pleased to announce the winners of the 2019 Request for Proposals. These are competitive seed grants for research initiatives in the humanities that seek to capitalize on the collaborative network of the Consortium.

Building a New England Digital Humanities Consortium: A Workshop on the Potential for Shared Digital Tools and Resources

Co-Principal Investigator

Eleanor Harrison-Buck 
Professor, Anthropology
University of New Hampshire

Co-Principal Investigator

Stephen Trzaskoma 
Professor; Classics, Humanities, and Italian Studies
University of New Hampshire

Co-Principal Investigator

R. Scott Smith 
Professor; Classics, Humanities, and Italian Studies
University of New Hampshire

Co-Principal Investigator

Anke Finger 
Professor; German Studies, Media Studies, and Comparative Literary and Cultural Studies
University of Connecticut

Race and Identity Matters (RIM)

Principal Investigator

Kerill O’Neil
Julian D. Taylor Professor, Classics
Colby College

William Apess’s Eulogy on King Philip

Principal Investigator

Martin Blatt 
Professor the Practice, History Department
Northeastern University

Collaborator

Lisa Brooks 
Professor of English and American Studies
Amherst College
A member of the Abenaki Nation, Brooks is the author of Our Beloved Kin.

Collaborator

Colin Calloway 
John Kimball, Jr. 1943 Professor of History and Professor of Native American Studies
Dartmouth College

Collaborator

Kellie Carter Jackson
Knafel Assistant Professor of Humanities; Assistant Professor of Africana Studies
Wellesley College

Collaborator

Nancy Shoemaker 
Professor of History
University of Connecticut