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Article by Hashamova Wins Heldt Prize
An article by Yana Hashamova, Mershon affiliate and director of the Center for Slavic and East European Studies, has won the Heldt Prize for best article from the Association for…
Mansoor's Surge Named Runner-up at California Book Festival
The latest book by Peter Mansoor, Gen. Raymond E. Mason Chair in Military History, has been named runner-up for best biography/autobiography by the Southern California Book Festival. …
Mershon Faculty Affiliate Named Fulbright Scholar for 2013-14
Philip Brown, professor of Japanese and East Asian history, was among the 14 faculty members from The Ohio State University selected as recipients of prestigious Fulbright fellowships for…
Two Mershon Graduate Affiliates Win Fulbright Scholarships
Two Mershon-affiliated graduate student affiliates are embarking on a new journey this year as part of the record number of Fulbright Scholarship winners at The Ohio State University. John…
New Grant Brings Korea to the Midwest
Mitchell Lerner, Mershon affiliate, associate professor of history, and director of Ohio State’s Institute for Korean Studies, is part of a major effort sponsored by the Korea Foundation to develop…
Environmental History Takes to the Field
In August, environmental historian Nicholas Breyfogle left the library behind and embarked upon the first leg of a challenging far-flung adventure, which he hopes will become a model for…
Hopf Wins Shulman Prize for Mershon-supported Book
Former Mershon Center affiliate Ted Hopf has won the Marshall Shulman Book Prize for Reconstructing the Cold War: The Early Years, 1945-1958 (Oxford University Press, 2012). The prize is…
Business Peace Collaborative Wins USIP Grant
Mershon affiliates Esther Gottlieb and John Carlarne have won a Public Education for Peacebuilding Support grant from the United States Institute for Peace for their project …
Mershon, Byrd Polar Join Forces to Launch New Initiative on Climate
The Mershon Center for International Security Studies and the Byrd Polar Research Center are joining forces to develop a multiyear initiative to bring together faculty and graduate students to study…