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Undergraduate Student Research Fellowship

Submissions from 2024 2024

Migration, Displacement, and the Performance of Puerto Rican Identity in Chicago, Abigail Flores

Migration, Displacement, and the Performance of Puerto Rican Identity in Chicago | POSTER, Abigail Flores

Redefining Religion: Challenging Eurocentric Narratives through Conjure, Naomi Love

Redefining Religion: Challenging Eurocentric Narratives through Conjure | POSTER, Naomi Love

Green Imperialism: The Hidden Costs of a Green New Deal in the Global South. A Case Study of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Genevieve T. Muderhwa

Green Imperialism: The Hidden Costs of a Green New Deal in the Global South. A Case Study of the Democratic Republic of Congo | POSTER, Genevieve T. Muderhwa

Art of Resistance: Reclamation through Art, Christina Sifri

Art of Resistance: Reclamation through Art | POSTER, Christina Sifri

Machine Realism: The Collapse of Bring Chicago Home and Chicago's Radical Black Politics, Joseph Aidan Tennant

Machine Realism: The Collapse of Bring Chicago Home and Chicago's Radical Black Politics | POSTER, Joseph Aidan Tennant

Recognition as Liberation is an Illusion: Indigenous Sovereignty, Western-Liberal Frameworks, and Postcolonial Discourse, Jo Trasowech

Recognition as Liberation is an Illusion: Indigenous Sovereignty, Western-Liberal Frameworks, and Postcolonial Discourse | POSTER, Jo Trasowech

Submissions from 2023 2023

Calladita No Te Ves Más Bonita: Cultural Practices within Latina Women’s Advocacy, Gabriela Córdova

Calladita no te ves más bonita: Cultural Practices within Latina Women’s Advocacy | POSTER, Gabriela Córdova

She Was There Too: Enslaved Black Women, Agency, and Community, Jael Davis

She Was There Too: Enslaved Black Women, Community, and Agency | POSTER, Jael Davis

Writing The Wake: Archives, Absence, and Aesthetics in Black Counter-Historical Thought, Laszlo Katona

Writing the Wake: Archives, Absence, and Aesthetics in Black Counter-Historical Thought | POSTER, Laszlo Katona

Invisible in Plain Sight: A Qualitative Analysis of The U.S. Public Health Service Syphilis Study and Contemporary Issues of Iatrophobia in Black Women, Krystal Morgan

Invisible in Plain Sight: A Qualitative Analysis of The U.S. Public Health Service Syphilis Study and Contemporary Issues of Iatrophobia in Black Women | POSTER, Krystal Morgan

The Bracero Program’s Legacy on its Participants, Lila Nambo

The Bracero Program’s Legacy on Its Participants | POSTER, Lila Nambo

Disrupting the Gender Script: How Beyoncé’s Lemonade Reimagines a Black Queer Feminine, Samara J. Smith

Disrupting the Gender Script: How Beyoncé’s Lemonade Reimagines a Black Queer Feminine | POSTER, Samara J. Smith