Graduate Student Fellows - both M.A. and Ph.D. candidates - are selected each year from affiliated departments. They participate in Glasscock Center activities and receive a $1000 research stipend. This call goes out each spring.

Rosalind Chou (Sociology), "Asian American Sexual Politics: A Narrative Analysis"
Sara K. Day (English), "Narrative Intimacy in Contemporary American Fiction for Adolescent Women"
Jennifer Guillen (Sociology), "Negotiating Racial Identities Among Mexican-White Married Couples in South East Texas"
Michael R. Jones (Anthropology), "Sailing to Byzantium in the Ninth Century AD"
Yeonsik Jung (English), "Narrating the History of American Immigrant Women: Gertrude Stein and Literature at the Margins"
Sean Kelly (History), "'The Old Order Changeth': The Aborted Evolution of the British Empire, 1917 to 1932"
Asmahan Sallah (English), "Discourse on Reason as Anti-Secularism during Arab Renaissance
Chris Thomas (History), "Compass, Square, and Swastika: Freemasonry in the Third Reich"
Ryan Wadle (History), "'The Fourth Dimension of Naval Tactics': The U.S. Navy and Public Relations, 1919-1941"
Melinda Wilson (History), "Buddhism in Transformation: Houston and Beijing"

Past Stipendiary Graduate Fellows