Franco D. Rossi, Austen-Stokes Postdoctoral Fellow in the Art of the Ancient Americas at Johns Hopkins University, is one of two inaugural recipients of the ACLS H. and T. King Fellowship in Ancient American Art and Culture.
ACLS President Joy Connolly shares some everyday tactics for dealing with COVID’s longer-term consequences as the fall 2021 semester gets underway.
ACLS asked its global community of fellows to share scholarly work being produced on Hispanic/Latino experiences and the diaspora.
Read recent news and updates from ACLS Fellows for September 2021.
Martin will join Stanford in January 2022 as an associate professor in the Department of Religious Studies and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Centennial Professor.
Erica Vogel F'19 explores the rise of K-pop in Mexico as a venue through which people with unequal privileges establish connections and imagine themselves as producers and consumers of global trends.
Fellowships Assist New and Recent PhDs in Continuing Research and Professional Development During a Challenging Academic Job Market
$880,000 Awarded to Leading Early Career Scholars at Universities in Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda for Research and Writing
ACLS President Joy Connolly reflects on how change can create anxiety and resistance, and how important it is to remember that we all win when research methods, valued topics, and modes of scholarly communication evolve.
Nana Aba Appiah Amfo, a 2009 African Humanities Program Postdoctoral Fellow and the chair of the Steering Committee of the African Humanities Association, has been appointed acting Vice-Chancellor at the University of Ghana.
