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Mershon Summer Stories: Max Woodworth - Making Taiwan Home

Mershon's faculty and graduate student grants funded some extraordinary research last summer! This week we highlight the work of  associate professor in Geography, Max Woodworth, and his…

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Exploring Transitional Justice & Reconciliation in Conflict Affected Societies

Mershon's faculty and graduate student grants funded some extraordinary research last summer! This week we highlight the work of associate director, Teri Murphy, and the Mershon Center project…

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Mershon Summer Stories: Paul Beck & Richard Gunther and the CNEP

Mershon's faculty and graduate student grants funded some extraordinary research last summer! This week we highlight the curatorial work of  Political Science Emeritus Professors Paul Beck…

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Autumn Grant Cycle Opens - Oct 1 Deadline

The Mershon Center for International Security Studies is pleased to announce its Autumn 2024 funding cycle. All proposals are due on October 1, 2024. These are the grants reviewed in autumn:

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Mershon Summer Stories: Ashley Bigham and Constructing Hope: Ukraine

Mershon's faculty and graduate student grants funded some extraordinary research last summer! This week we highlight the curatorial work of Associate Professor of Architecture, Ashley Bigham.

This image is a collage of ten faculty project grantees:  Top row, left to right: Paul Beck, Ashley Bigham, Nicholas Breyfogle, Theodora Dragostinova, Erin Lin. Bottom row, left to right: Jennifer Mitzen, Erin Moore, Scopas Poggo, Ahmad Sikainga, Max Woodworth.

Newly Funded Faculty Projects Announced

The Mershon Center is proud to fund research from faculty at all levels in Architecture, African American and African Studies, Geography, History, and Political Science. Congratulations to Paul…