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Faculty Achievements 2016 THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS 2016 Professor Philip Golub takes part in a Radio France panel on the US Presidential Elections November 2016 1 FOREWORD There are some questions and ideas that inspire and drive us. They seem to provide the energy that is required if we are to spend long hours in a library, or are seeking 19 to design and redesign experiments, or to books devise and realize creative pieces. Such patient, humble, yet exciting work brings discovery, innovation, and beauty into and out of our community. more than This booklet lists the achievements of AUP faculty in several disciplines. The faculty’s work is a source of inspiration for our 150 students who, under the mentorship of their articles professors, learn to take their own steps down the difficult yet engaging paths that lead to discovery and creation. A particular thanks goes to Sinead Foley over for all her patient and meticulous work in At AUP, we view research and collecting and organizing the information. teaching on a continuum, such that both knowledge creation and 200 We hope that this booklet will serve as transmission are informed by each presentations an encouragement to those who are of these. formulating the questions and ideas that will allow them to make their own contribution AUP Strategic Plan 2015 - 2020 to their field and to our, small and large, communities. Claudia Roda Dean of Assessment, Learning and Institutional Research 2 FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS 2016 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. BOOKS I. Books 4 II. Grants 8 III. Published Articles, Essays & Book Chapters 19 (Author, Editor, Contributor) IV. Exhibitions, Films & Videos 35 V. Collaborations with Students 37 VI. Collaborations with Faculty 40 VII. Study Trips 45 VIII. Workshops, Conference Presentations & Invited Talks 49 IX. Awards, Honors & Appointments 71 X. Community Involvement & Field Work 75 XI. Public Commentary & Media Coverage 81 2 CONTENTS FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS 2016 3 Brockmeier, Jens Golub, Philip Special Volume: Narrative Hermeneutics. StoryWorlds: A East Asia’s Reemergence. Cambridge (UK): Polity Press, 2016. Journal for Narrative Studies, 8 (1), 2016. Fleury, Cynthia Gunn, Dan Dialoguer avec l’Orient. Paris: Éditions CNRS, 2016. Gunn, Dan (Editor, and author of the Introduction). The Letters of Samuel Beckett, Volume IV, 1966-1989” Cambridge (UK): Cambridge University Press, 2016. Gilbert, Geoff Samuel Beckett, Lettres III: 1957-1965. (French translation of Hold! West. London: Eyewear Press. Poetry chapbook., The Letters of Samuel Beckett Volume III). Paris: Gallimard, 2016. 2016. Greene, Jeffrey In Pursuit of Wild Edibles. Charlottesville VA/London: Kim, Youna University of Virginia Press, 2016. Routledge Handbook of Korean Culture and Society. London and New York: Routledge, 2016. Greene, Jeffrey Beyond Our Means. Hemet, CA: Kelsay Books. Poetry Majed, Ziad collection, 2016. Majed, Ziad and Aissaoui, Nadia (translators). Yassin Al Haj Saleh, La question syrienne. Actes Sud, 2016. 4 BOOKS BOOKS 5 Perry, Susan and Roda, Claudia Rahnema, Ali Human Rights and Digital Technology: Digital Tightrope. Behind the 1953 Coup in Iran: Thugs, Turncoats, Soldiers, Palgrave Macmillan UK, 2016. and Spooks. Cambridge (UK): Cambridge University Press, 2016. Picard, Anne-Marie An Islamic Utopian, A Political Biography of Ali Shariati. From Illiteracy to Literature. Routledge, 2016. Translated for the first time into Arabic by Ahmad Hossin Almoini and published by Moassasseh al-Intisharat al-Arabi, 2016. Pike, David An Islamic Utopian, A Political Biography of Ali Shariati. Les Iles anglo-normandes sous l’occupation Translated for the third time into Turkish by Zehra Savan and allemande, 1940-1945. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, published by Kapi, 2016. 2016. La Galia dividida: los franceses y la Guerra Civil española. Corunna: Ediciones del Viento, 2016. Wu, Albert From Christ to Confucius: German Missionaries, Chinese Christians, and the Globalization of Christianity, 1860-1950. New Haven CT: Yale University Press, 2016. A Dictionary of Idioms in the seven principal Western languages, arranged by action and emotion. Stanford: WAIS, 2016. 6 BOOKS BOOKS 7 II. GRANTS EXTERNAL GRANTS Alijani, Shahram Pike, David • Recipient of EU FP7 Research Fund, • Received 13th annual grant from (2014-2016: 200,000€) SIMPACT the Charles Delmar Foundation, Project on Economic Underpinnings of Washington, D.C. Social Innovation, (European Union, Brussels, FP7-SSH.2013.1.1-1-613411), Rast, Rebekah Grant no. 613411 (www.simpact-project. • Received €14,000/year for four eu). years (2014-17), CNRS - Groupe de Recherche Internationale (GDRI): Elder, Tanya and Talcott, Charles Second Language Acquisition and • GLAA grant to participate in the Teaching: First stages and input Institute for Civic Engagement in processing (SLAT), coordinated with Kalamazoo, Michigan. 23-25 October M. Watorek, Université Paris VIII, 2016. for conference participation and networking. Gunn, Dan • Organized for the donation of Roda, Claudia $10,000 to AUP from the Tides • Project collaborator: GaSP: Private and Foundation, for support of the Cahiers Shared Gaze: Enablers, Applications, Series. Experiences; supported by the Academy of Finland with a grant of Kozlova, Olesia €781K - 2015-2018. • Summer Research Fellowship, Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) Scott, Meghan ($9000), May 2016. • Received a grant from The American Embassy-African Regional Maratsos, Jessica Services Department to promote • Conference Grant received from entrepreneurship in Bujumbura on how Friedrich-Alexander Universität to teach Entrepreneurship. Erlangen-Nürnberg; Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel; and Philipps Universität Marburg in Germany, March 2016. FACULTY8 ACHIEVEMENTS 2016 GRANTS 9 INTERNAL GRANTS Shields, Christy Berg, Elena, Kinne, Elizabeth, Kuo, Doyle, Waddick • Research grant provided by the CIGC (Comité Interprofessionnel de Gestion Michelle and Martz, Linda • Faculty Development Grant: Presenting du Comté) for the project: Goût et • Mellon funding to attend the “What a paper The Rise of Populist Brands terroir: Communiquer les fromages Does It Mean To Be Human?” and the Narrative of Exclusion: artisanaux: Proposition d’étude conference at the University of Utrecht Berlusconi, Trump, and Sarkozy at the ethnographique. in April 2016. Crossroads conference in Sydney, 14 December 2016. Wu, Albert Berg, Elena Elder, Tanya • Received grant from Alexander von • Faculty Development Grant: gave a Humboldt Network Meeting, Freiburg talk at the meeting of the International • Civic Media Lab Grant to launch Pass im Breisgau. 5-7 October 2016. Society for Behavioral Ecology in the Tech. Exeter, England, in August 2016. • Mellon funding to convert course Feltham, Oliver SC2010 to a Writing Intensive course. • Faculty Development Grant: Presenting research on Hume’s Lesson of Brockmeier, Jens Moderation, Paper on the question • Faculty Development grant for culture- of truth in Russell Grigg’s research psychological research with indigenous in philosophy and psychoanalysis participants in Ontario, Canada. at University of New South Wales and Deakin University in Australia, Corran, Ruth December 2016. • Civic Media Lab Grant with Brianna • Faculty Development Grant partly Delfs in June 2016. funded: Participation in Algebraic • Schaeffer Centre Foundation grant Combinatorics in Representation with Brianna Delfs in May 2016. Theory at the Centre International de Rencontres Mathématiques (CIRM) at Luminy (Marseille) in August 2016. Gilbert, Geoff • Faculty Development Grant partly • Faculty Development Grant: Presenting funded: Participation in the conference a paper The Refusal of Calculus at the Finite Chevalley groups, reflection End of Life: Value in the Ivory Tower at groups and braid groups at the École the Late and Later James at University Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne of Sussex, 17 October 2016. (EPFL) in September 2016. • Faculty Development Grant: Presenting a paper Juliana Spahr’s Superflous 10 GRANTS GRANTS 11 Majed, Ziad Rast, Rebekah Lyric Realism at The Poetic conference Kinne, Elizabeth • Received a 5000 US fund from the • Faculty Development Grant for partial in Durham 19-20 November 2016. • Faculty Development Grant: Presenting Schaeffer Center for the Study of translation of her thèse d’habilitation à a paper Tomorrow’s Eves & Adams: Genocide to translate and update his diriger les recherches. Gunn, Dan What Yesterday’s Science Fiction French book on Syria (La revolution • AMICAL grant to attend the Digital • Faculty Development Grant: Could Tell us About our Future with orpheline). Pedagogies Institute at the American Presenting a paper The Significance Companion Robots at the Machine University of Cairo. of Shakespeare at a conference on Ethics & Machine Law conference, • AMICAL grant to fund David Wrisley’s Gabriel Josipovici at University of Krakow Poland, 18-19 November Maratsos, Jessica visit to AUP, Digital Humanities. Sussex, 10 September 2016. 2016.. • Faculty Development Grant: Presenting • Faculty Development Grant: Presenting a paper Giorgio Vasari, Michelangelo, Regan, Marie a paper at the Beckett symposium, 25- Kozlova, Olesia and the Body of Christ at the RSA • Schaeffer Centre Fellowship for 26 November 2016 in Cambridge. • Mellon Grant for presentation at the conference 30 March-1 April 2017 in Curricular Innovation grant. YSI Plenary 2016, Budapest, October Chicago. Harsin, Jayson 19-22, 2016. , Sneharika • Faculty Development Grant for • Mellon Grant for presentation at Martz,
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