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Doctoral Student Travel Award

The AAIS is pleased to announce a call for applications for travel awards for
doctoral students who will present their research at the AAIS conference in
Fort Worth, May 18-20, 2023.

The AAIS will award up to six travel grants of $500.00 each. 

Please send the following to Ellen Nerenberg (enerenberg [at] wesleyan [dot] edu)
and Nicoletta Marini Maio (marinin [at] dickinson [dot] edu) with the subject line AAIS 2023 Grad Student Travel Award, by midnight April 15, 2023:

• A 250-word abstract of the proposed paper.
• A brief biographical blurb.
• A letter of acceptance of the papers from the panel/roundtable organizer. 
• A brief letter of support from the primary dissertation advisor or another
appropriate faculty member.

 Full consideration will be given to applications that arrive by the deadline.


Past Recipients of the Graduate Student Travel Award


2022:

Six Graduate Student Travel Awards were granted for the conference in Bologna


  • Giuseppe Fidotta, Concordia University
  • Mohammed Jamali, University of Toronto 
  • Valerio Rossi, UT-Austin
  • Luna Sarti,  University of Pennsylvania 
  • Judith Tauber, Cornell University 
  • Sally Tucker, UC Berkeley 


2019:

Six Graduate Student Travel Awards were granted for the conference in Winston-Salem:


  • Lauren De Camilla, The Ohio State University
  • Ashley Lindeman, Florida State
  • Dario Marcucci, CUNY Graduate Center
  • Eleanor Payntor, The Ohio State University
  • Victoria White, UC Davis
  • Emiliano Zappalà, University of Warwick

2018:

Seven Graduate Student Travel Awards were granted for the conference in Sorrento:

  • Felicity Brunner, Universität Zürich
  • Jim Carter, University of Michigan
  • Leyla Livraghi, University of Pisa
  • Dan Paul, The Ohio State University
  • Paolo Saporito, McGill University
  • Angeline Young, Arizona State University
  • Victor Xavier Zarour Zarzar, The Graduate Center, CUNY 


2017:
Six Graduate Student Travel Awards were granted for the conference in Columbus:

  • Brian DeGrazia, New York University
  • Barbara Martelli, University of Auckland
  • Dalila Missero, Università di Bologna
  • Luca Peretti, Yale University
  • Kevin Regan-Maglione, University of Oregon
  • Louise Zamparutti, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

2015:
  • Lucia Gemmani, Indiana University, Bloomington
  • Anna Wainwright, New York University
  • Juliano Saccomani, University of Georgia
  • Merry Low, Florida State University
  • Daniela d’Eugenio, CUNY, Graduate Center
  • Sasha Goldman, Boston University

  

  


© American Association for Italian Studies 

AAIS Senior Graduate Assistant, Julia  Pelosi-Thorpe  (peju@sas.upenn.edu)   

AAIS Graduate Assistant, Marcus Papandrea  (marcuspapandrea@gmail.com) 



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