Current Participants
- Angela Calcaterra, English
“Jumbleing of two Sorts of Flesh together": William Byrd II, American Indians, and Literary Representation
- David P. Cline, History
The Prophets of Albany: The Southwest Georgia Project as Interracial Ministry
- Catherine Conner, History
From Blue to White: Remaking Civic Identity Through Urban Renewal in Birmingham, Alabama, 1966–1990
- Joshua Davis, History
Soul Transactions: African American Consumption, Business, and Rhythm and Blues in Georgia and the Carolinas
- Katherine Doss, Folklore
Louisiana Romp: Examining the Performance of Traditional Cajun Music Within a Contemporary Setting
- Jessica Fifield, Commnication Studies
Exprésate: Ahora, Mañana, y Siempre. A Case Study ~ Latina/Latino Youth in Durham, North Carolina
- Brendan Greaves, Folklore
“A Paper Wedding”: Consalvos, Cigars, Collage, and the Cuban Immigrant Experience in Florida
- Elizabeth Gritter, History
Local Black Electoral Mobilization and the Black Freedom Struggle in Memphis and the Urban South, 1889–1974
- Hilary Green, History
Educational Reconstruction: African-American Education in the Urban South, 1865–1890
- Melissa Piper, Public Health
Other People's Children: Assessing the Social Origins of Racial Inequality in Infant Health in Alamance County, N.C.
- Deborah Royals, Comm Studies
Exprésate: Ahora, Mañana, y Siempre. A Case Study ~ Latina/Latino Youth in Durham, North Carolina
- Aaron Shackelford, English
Romance & Mechanization: The Paradox of the Horse in the Civil War
- Nancy Schoonmaker, History
Where Do We Go from Here?: Spiritualism and Eternity in 1850s Nashville
- Elizabeth Smith, History
“Having Their Tales Told”: Political Power and Female Deviance in the Urban South, 1865–1876
- Erin Stevens, Archaeology
The Making of a Monument: Investigating an Ancient Mound in the Mississippi Delta
- Christy Violin, Biology
Rehabilitating Southeastern Urban Streams: The Importance of Colonist Availability to Insect Community Recovery
- Dwana Waugh, History
From Forgotten to Remembered: Black Education and the Long Process of School Desegregation
- Timothy Williams, History
Becoming Men of Letters: The Education of Male Youth in the South, 1795–1861
- Andrea Winkler, Social Work
Southern Organizational Development Initiative
Participants 2006-2007
Sarah Clere, English
Women are Workers Too: An Analysis of Three 1930s Strike Novels
Timothy Galow, English
Ambivalence and Ambiguity in North Carolina's Speaker Ban Law
William Gibbons, Music
The Musical Audubon: Ornithology in the Symphonies of Anthony Philip
Heinrich
Brian Graves, Communication
The Life and Music of Top Notch the Villain (a.k.a. Jerome Williams)
Featuring the artist himself, Top Notch the Villain
Jessica Hardie, Sociology
High Hopes?: Community and Family in Shaping Educational Expectations in
the Post-Deseg South
Carie Hersh, Anthropology
Transnational Parachurches and the Intersection of Religion and Politics
in Virginia Beach, Virginia
John Hubbell, Folklore
Patch My Heart: Memphis' Soul Survives 1968
Lee Ann Jacobs, Biology
A study of mechanisms affecting biodiversity in southeastern temperate
forests
Mary Alice Kirkpatrick, English
Roving Visionaries: Re-Imagining the Southern Landscape
Seth Kotch,
History
From Progressivism to Barbarism: Capital Punishment in the Mind of the South
Kelly Morrow, History
Sex in the South: The Sexual Revolution at UNC, 1969-73
Ali Neff, Folklore
Let the World Listen Right: Function and Folklore in the Rural Roots of Southern
Hip-Hop
Katie Otis, History
I'll Picket the Commission: Political Activism Among Florida Retirees,
1960-1980
Kelly Quinn, Epidemiology
Predictors of Change in the Black-White Health Gap in the U.S. South:
1960-2000
Chad Seales, Religious Studies
Patriotic Bodies: Sacrament and Sacrifice in Siler City Fourth of July Parades,
1901-1932
Cindy Spurlock, Communication
Sprawling Carolina
Matthew Thompson, Anthropology
Staging "the Drama": The Continuing Importance of Cultural Tourism
in the Gaming Era
Participants 2002-2006
Anthropology
Edmond Boudreaux,Pottery and Foodways: Exploring
Social Differences
Danny DeVries, Place and Crisis: Social
Memory in Eastern North Carolina Flood Plains
Jon Marcoux, TVA
Archaeological Research Project
Mintcy Maxham, Native American Communities in the Twelfth Century
Art
Lindsey Twa, The Ambivalence of the Real: William Meade Prince's
Illustrations for Roark Bradford's Dialect Stories
Communications
Rachel Hall, Missing Dolly, Mourning Slavery
Ecology
Jessica Kaplan, Fire, Species Richness, and Presence of Wiregrass in Longleaf
Pine
Kristin Taverna, Forests of Continuity of the North
Carolina Piedmont
Economics
Timothy Diette
Getways to Minority Education in North Carolina
Public Schools
Serban Ranca
Sources of Economic Growth in the Southeast
English
Andy Crank
Let Us Now Praise Forgotten Men: James Agee's
Radical-Racial South
David A. Davis
Obey Thy Master: Religion and Slavery in W. W. Brown’s Clotel
Kimberly Gibbs
The Discarded Novel: Examing the Role of Mandy Oxendine
in the Literary Career of Charles W. Chesnutt
Andrew Leiter
The Harlem Renaissance and the Shaping of William Faulkner's
Joe Christmas
Elizabeth Armistead Lemon
A Considerarion of Female Characters and
the Space They Inhabit in the Ficton of Ernest Gaines
Burgin
Mathews
Talking Country: Oral Histories in Classic
Country Music
Tara Powell
Walker Percy's science of the Spirt: Reinventing Intellectual
Life in Twentieth Century Southern Literature
Bryan Sinche
Autobiographical Writing in Johnson’s Island Prison
Folklore
Michael Spinks, The Dispossessed of Onslow County
Geography
Jesse Cleary, Characterizing Southern Sprawl: Ecological Patch
Dynamics and the Development History of Wake County, North Carolina
G.
Rebecca Dobbs, The Indian Trading Path through the Piedmont:
What route, what role?
Gerarddo Gurza-Lavalle, Prosalvery
Ideology and poplar Political Culture in Antebellum South, 1830-1860
Jonathan
Lepofsky, Place-Making in Chattanooga, Tennessee
Health
Chandra Ford, Neighborhood Factors,Percieved Racism and Human Immundeficiency
Virus (HIV) Test Taking Among Blacks Attending A Public Sexually Transmitted
Disease (STD) Clinic
Molly Loomis, Initiative
History
S. Willoughby Anderson, Against the Peace and Dignity of the
State of Alabama: The Sixteenth Street Baptist Church Bombing Trail
and the
Remaking of Birrmingham
Amy Beth Crow, The Goldsboro Rifles’ Monument
at Bentonville, 1894-1895
Amos Esty, Reinventing South Conservatism:
The North Carolina Republican Party and the Ideology of the Reactionary
Progress, 1963-1968
Barbara Hahn, The Social and Natural
World of Bright Tobacco Culture
Paul Quigley, Disordered
Nation: The Evolution of Southern Nationalism, 1848-1865
Nancy
Schoonmaker, Remembering Antebellum Louisiana
Rose Stremlau, Cherokee Families in the Era of Allotment
Cypriane Williams, Mardi Gras Indians: Ideologies of Race, Class,
and Resistance on the Periphery of New Orleans Carnival
Journalism
Christopher Sims, Recruit: Joining and Serving in Today’s
Military
Political Science
Andrea McAtee, Republican and Democratic Party Oranizations in the
South: Responses to ncreasing Competition
Gregory Pettis, The Voter, Voter Turnout and the Context of Local Racial Composition
Public Policy
Suho Bae, Sectoral and Regional Differences in Productivity Growth
in Southern States
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