2023-24 Publication Support Grant Awardees
December 12, 2024 | Ruby Wang
The Institute for the Arts and Humanities extends our congratulations to last year’s recipients of the Arts and Humanities Publication Support Grant. The Publication Support Grant is a partnership between the IAH and the Office of Research Development. The grant supports arts, humanities, and interpretive social science publications and performances by UNC-Chapel Hill faculty. The goal is to provide funding to increase the quality, contribution, or reach of books, recordings, and other academic or scholarly works. Grant recipients can use funds for illustrations, indexing, publisher’s subventions, cover art, and similar uses.
Kelly Alexander, American Studies
Publication: Truffles and Trash: Recirculating Food in a Social Welfare State (2024) Truffles and Trash examines the political and ethical problem of food waste. The grant was used for professional indexing, graduate student assistant, and image rights.
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Emily Baragwanath, Classics
Publication: “Xenophon’s Women: Friendship, Economics, and War” The forthcoming book with Cambridge University Press analyzes the Xenophon’s historical writings, Socratic dialogues, and treatises to examine gender portrayal in fourth-century Athens. The grant supported funding for professional indexing.
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Lydia Boyd (FFP ’24), African, African American, and Diaspora Studies
Publication: Preaching Prevention: Born-Again Christianity and the Moral Politics of Aids in Uganda The grant defrayed publication costs for The African Studies Bookstore, a Ugandan press, to release an edition of Boyd’s 2015 monograph in East Africa.
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Neal Caren, Sociology Publication: “Dare You Fight: WEB DuBois in The Crisis” The grant supported funding for graduate and undergraduate student assistance in annotating W.E.B. DuBois’ articles to produce an online digital archive of the journalist’s contributions to The Crisis.
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Al Duncan, Classics
Publication: Ugly Productions: An Aesthetics of Greek Drama (2025) Ugly Productions offers detailed analyses of the various ways ugliness was produced in performance. The grant funds were used for professional indexing.
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Evelyne Huber (ALP ’17), Political Science
Publication: Challenging Inequality (2024) In Challenging Inequality, Huber examines how policies, parties, and labor strength affect inequality in post-industrial societies. The grant supported funding for professional indexing.
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Michelle King (FFP ’23), History Publication: Modern Chinese Foodways (2025) Modern Chinese Foodways defines the major processes by which Chinese food and foodways have become modern. The grant supported indexing, map making, and bibliographic assistance.
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Suzanne Lye (FFP ’24), Classics
Publication: Life/Afterlife: Revolution and Reflection in Ancient Greek Underworlds from Homer to Lucian (2024) Funds from the grant were used for professional indexing. Lye worked on Life/Afterlife during her Faculty Fellowship in spring 2023. |
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Shannon McGregor, Hussman School of Journalism and Media
Publication: “Social Media Policy in Two Dimensions: Understanding the Role of Anti-establishment Beliefs and Political Ideology in Americans’ Attribution of Responsibility regarding Online Content”(2023) The grant allowed for this article to be published with open access. |
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Michele Rivkin-Fish (FFP ’13), Anthropology
Publication: Unmaking Russia’s Abortion Culture: Family Planning and the Struggle for a Liberal Biopolitics (2024) The grant supported funding for professional indexing, proofreading, and publication subvention.
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Daniel Sherman (FFP ’17), Art and Art History/History
Publication: Sensations: French Archaeology between Science and Spectacle, 1890-1940 (2025) The grant supported publication subvention with the University of Chicago Press to print the book on coated paper to ensure high quality illustrations.
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Angela Stuesse (ALP ’23), Anthropology
Publication: “#FreeDany” Stuesse co-authors the book with Daniela A. Vargas. The grant supported the publication by funding a professional editor. |
Applications for publication support grants are available and are reviewed on a rolling basis. Apply for the grant on Interfolio.
For questions about the Arts and Humanities Publication Support Grant, please contact IAH Program Administrator Silas Webb.
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