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Grants, Fellowships, and Research Funding

  1. Erin Beeghly receives NEH grant

    Erin Beeghly, assistant professor of philosophy, was the only scholar in Utah to receive a fellowship. With the $35,000 grant, she’ll research and write a book-length study on the problem of stereotyping.

  2. The Second Language Teaching and Research Center designated as a Title VI National Foreign Language Resource Center

    Every four years, the U.S. Department of Education designates sixteen Title VI centers across the country to support language teaching and learning.

  3. Building an Educational Bridge

    Strong community, resilient history and vibrant traditions are key elements of the Pacific Islands culture. These same elements are the foundation of a Pacific Islands Studies initiative at the University of Utah—and a new $600,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will allow major acceleration of this effort.

Faculty Bookshelf Publications

The Theophilus Legend in Medieval Text and Image
Boston's Massacre

Journal Articles

  1. Public Perception of Female Fertility

    In this research, Professor Robin Jensen and colleagues surveyed 990 U.S. adults to map perceptions of the female fertility timeline.

Creative Works

  1. Look Both Ways by Katharine Coles

    Walter Link and Miriam Wollaeger, a young geologist couple in 1920s Wisconsin, set out to find oil to supply the surging U.S. demand.

Awards

  1. Kent Ono wins prestigious award from the National Communication Association

    Kent Alan Ono, professor of Communication at the University of Utah and second vice president of the National Communication Association, recently received NCA’s 2018 Douglas W. Ehninger Distinguished Rhetorical Scholar Award.

  2. PhD Graduate Travis Ross co-curates award winning exhibition

    The Western History Association's Autry Public History Prize was recently awarded to Travis Ross, doctoral student in the Department of History at the U, and his associates for an exhibit titled, "Utah Drawn: An Exhibition of Rare Maps.”

  3. Communication PhD alum wins 2018 RSA Dissertation Award

    Doctoral alum José Ángel Maldonado’s dissertation, "Diana’s Confession: Precarious Rhetoric in Post-NAFTA Mexico," has been named the recipient of the Rhetoric Society of America’s Dissertation Award for 2018.

Last Updated: 6/29/21