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Five New Postdocs Join Society of Fellows

Their scholarship ranges from the philosophy of math to perceptions of menstruation.
Society of Fellows Writing Retreats

The Society of Fellows postdoctoral scholars organized two successful writing retreats last year. It has been so rewarding to celebrate their successes as articles they worked on during the retreats are now coming to fruition.

Meet the Postdoctoral Fellows

Learn more about the current postdoctoral fellows.

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How to Apply

Details about how to apply for a Society of Fellows' postdoctoral fellowship.

Meet the Faculty Fellows

Learn more about the current faculty fellows.

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May 20

5:00PM
Fighting for Control: Power, Reproductive Care, and Race in the US-Mexico Border
Carpenter 201F

Join Dr. Lina-Maria Murillo as she gives a book talk on her newly published monograph, Fighting for Control: Power, Reproductive Care, and Race in the US-Mexico Borderlands.
May 21

4:30PM
Protecting Deities and Fortified Sanctuaries: Religion in Mesoamerican Warfare
Carpenter 013 Herb West Lecture Hall

A public lecture by Joel Palka, Arizona State University. Presented by Society of Fellows and the Religion Department's Archaeology and Religion Lecture Series.
May 21

5:00PM
Salomé Skvirsky - Our Morals and Theirs: On the Lynching Film in Another America
Class of 1930 Room, Rockefeller Center

Salomé Aguilera Skvirsky (Assoc. Prof., Cinema and Media Studies, U Chicago) will be giving a presentation titled “Our Morals and Theirs: On the Lynching Film in Another America."
May 22

4:00PM
Insurgent Curations: Queer Liberations for the Humans and Humanities
Dartmouth Hall 105

An interdisciplinary symposium on queer methods in the humanities, May 22-23. Featured keynotes: Naisargi N. Davé (University of Toronto) and Brian A. Horton (Brandeis University)
May 23

10:00AM
Insurgent Curations: Queer Liberations for the Humans and Humanities
Dartmouth Hall 105

An interdisciplinary symposium on queer methods in the humanities, May 22-23. Featured keynotes: Naisargi N. Davé (University of Toronto) and Brian A. Horton (Brandeis University)