Small projects
Every year CModS provides a number of Small Project Grants to aid interdisciplinary work across the humanities and social sciences in the modern period. These may be used to organise lectures, workshops, study days, conferences, graduate symposia, and reading groups, or to facilitate events where scholars can interact with one another as a means to developing new interdisciplinary research.
Applications for projects that will take place in the academic year 2012-2013 are now closed. A new round of applications will be announced in the winter of 2012-2013.
Grants awarded in 2012-13
| Lead applicant | Department | Project |
|---|---|---|
Sophie Norton |
Archaeology | The Reunion: Sustainably Managing the Skills of the Yorkshire Stonemason's Network - stonemasons' workshop at Fountain's Abbey |
| Anthony Levin | English | The Holocaust on Film - symposium in November 2012 |
| Ann Kaloski Naylor | Centre for Women's Studies | Women, Feminism, Religion - 'unconference' event in Spring 2013 |
| Adam Perchard | English/Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies | The Eighteenth Century in the Twentieth Century - two-day conference and public engagement event in June 2013 |
| Rafe McGregor | Philosophy | Contemporary Aesthetic Education in the United Kingdom - workshop in September 2012 |
| Sarah Shaw | English | What Defines Edwardian Culture? - one day interdisciplinary symposium |
| Sophie Coulombeau | English/Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies | Reading Writing / Writing Reading: A speaker series on analysis and creativity |