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The Center for the Humanities honored Dr. David Carey Jr, Doehler Chair and Professor of History with the Nachbahr Award in recognition of Outstanding Scholarly Accomplishment in the Humanities. Dr. Carey delivered the 2023 Nachbahr Address, "Activism, Humility, and Collaboration in a Life of the Mind.鈥� We also honored Prof. Andrea M. Leary, Teaching Professor in the Writing Department, the recipient of the 2023 CFH Teaching Faculty Excellence Award. This year's event additionally spotlighted short oral presentations by the recipients of the CFH Student Summer Fellowships, the recipient of a CFH Summer Internship Stipend, and the recipient of a CFH Summer Study Program Stipend.

A reception honoring Dr. Carey followed, during which attendees learned more about the summer work of our student fellows and stipend recipients through their poster presentations.

Nachbahr Address

• David Carey Jr, PhD. "Activism, Humility, and Collaboration in a Life of the Mind"

Loyola Student Summer Research Presentations

• Robbie Buhite: 鈥淓choes of Ancient Greek Lyrics in Catullus鈥� Carmina鈥� - Advisor: Aaron Palmore
• Sabrina Gurung: 鈥淚nvestigating Paubha: The Disappearing Contemplative Art Tradition of Nepal鈥� - Advisor: Jessica Locke
• Gracie Loeser: 鈥淣arratives of Past and Present Suffering in Post-war Germany鈥� 鈥� Advisor: Willeke Sandler

Summer Internship Recipients

• France Jimenez: Youth Services team of the International Rescue Committee, Baltimore, MD

Summer Study Programs

• Kate Izzo, San Gemini Preservation Studies in San Gemini, Italy
• Leah Rottler-Gurley, Ireland Archaeology: Castles in Communities program in Ballintober, Ireland
• Jason Rowe, 鈥淲hen Egypt Meets the Aegean,鈥� from the College Year in Athens program

Teaching Faculty Excellence Award 2023

• Andrea M. Leary, Writing Department

The Center for the Humanities honored Dr. Martha Taylor, chair and professor of Classics, who delivered the 2022 Nachbahr Address,"What makes an Aristogeiton?" We also honored Prof. Ursula Sayers-Ward, Teaching Professor in Modern Languages and Literatures, the recipient of the 2022 CFH Teaching Faculty Excellence Award. This year's event additionally featured short oral presentations by the recipients of the CFH Student Summer Fellowships, the recipient of a CFH Summer Internship Stipend, and the recipient of a CFH Summer Study Program Stipend.

A reception honoring Dr. Taylor followed, during which attendees learned more about the summer work of our student fellows and stipend recipients through their poster presentations. 

Nachbahr Address

• Martha Taylor, PhD. "What makes an Aristogeiton?

Learn more about the Nachbahr Award

Loyola Student Summer Research Presentations

• Tyler Bluestein: 鈥淣avigating the World with the Political Compass鈥� - Advisor: Rick Boothby
• Nick Bosi: 鈥淛. L. Austin, Immanuel Kant, and the Aesthetics of the Social鈥� - Advisor: Mavis Biss
• Scott Clifford: 鈥淛ean Toomer and his Search for Self鈥� - Advisor:Mark Osteen
• Sam Dickson: "Ripper: A Full-Length Screenplay" - Advisor: Lucas Southworth
• Patrick McGinnis: "Paulitics: Persecution, Slavery, and Politics in Pauline Scripture" - Advisor: Zachary Smith
• Tommy Menzie: "The American Flag: A Symbol of Unity or Division?" - Advisor: Paola Pascual-Ferr谩

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Summer Internship Recipients

• Tom Mortimer: Office of Rep. John Sarbanes, Maryland's 3rd Congressional District 

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Summer Study Programs

• Christina Guerra, Spartan Archaeological Excavation through the Hellenic Education Research Center

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Teaching Faculty Excellence Award 2022

• Ursula Sayers-Ward, Modern Languages and Literatures

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Nachbahr Address

• No Nachbahr Award was presented in 2021

Loyola Student Summer Research Presentations

• Mhret Alemu: 鈥淭he Problem with Ethnicity due to Colonial and Cold War Legacies鈥� - Advisor: Oghenetoja Okoh
• Julia Cataneo: 鈥淛ourney of the Soul: Medieval Cartography between Christianity and Islam鈥� - Advisor: Kelly DeVries
• Dulce Diaz-Alvarenga: 鈥淟ife in War: A Chronicle of War-Time El Salvador 1970-1999鈥� - Advisor: David Carey
• Stephen Kaiser: 鈥淭he Earls of Warwick: From Conquerors to Kingmakers鈥� - Advisor: Kelly DeVries

Summer Internship Recipients

• Anna Graff: Maryland Office for Refugees and Asylees (MORA), Baltimore, MD
• Cara Kossuth: Fourth District Council Office of Mark Conway, Baltimore, MD
• Claire Svoboda: VR/XR Technology Services, Loyola-Notre Dame Library, Baltimore, MD

co-winners:

• Gerard Blair, Lecturer, Communications
• Brandon Parlopiano, Lecturer, History 

Nachbahr Address

• Kathleen Forni, Ph.D. - The Learning Paradox: Why Knowing How Much You Know Matters

Student Summer Research Presentations

• Margaret Irwin: 鈥淢aryland Asylum and Training School for the Feeble-Minded鈥� 
• Ema-Joanne Brauchler: 鈥淗einrich Bullinger: The Lost Protestant Theologian鈥� 
• Madeline Spath: 鈥淚sobel Gowdie: A Case Study of Scottish Witch Folklore and Witch Trials鈥� 
• Brandon Miller: 鈥淧hilosophy since Decolonization: A Study of Recent African and Africana Philosophy鈥� 
• Shannon Ward: 鈥淩ecapturing the Adolescent Reader: Discerning Literary Themes that Excite and Inspire鈥� 
• Mark Rose: 鈥淭he Thomist Understanding of Christ鈥檚 Corpse Separated from His Soul in the Tomb鈥�

Summer Study Fellowship

• Brittany Romanoff: Kaqchikel Maya Language Training at Mayan Language Institute, June 14-July 25, 2020 - Advisor: David Carey

Summer Internship Recipient

• Mia Conde: Office of the Assistant Attorney General for Public Policy and Legislative Affairs: Washington, DC

Center for the Humanities Affiliate Teaching Award

• Giuliana Risso Robberto, Modern Languages and Literatures

Nachbahr Address

• Diane Chaffee-Sorace, Ph.D - Poetic Puzzles to Challenge the Mind

Student Presentations

Summer Internship Recipient

Center for the Humanities Affiliate Teaching Award

• Lesley DiFransico, Ph.D., Theology

• - The Life of the Mind: When Class Overwhelms Race and Gender

• Beatrice King, 鈥�19: Gramercy Global in Berlin Germany
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Center for the Humanities Affiliate Teaching Award

• Catherine Savell, M.A., Modern Languages and Literatures

Nachbahr Address

• Jean Lee Cole, Ph.D. - 

Student Presentations

• , 鈥�18 - : An Examination of the Effects of Flavian Roma on Flavius Josephus
• , 鈥�18 - : Literary Appropriations of Shakespeare鈥檚 The Winter鈥檚 Tale in Coleridge鈥檚 Zapolya
• , 鈥�18 -  The York Road in Mason & Dixon

Center for the Humanities Affiliate Faculty Teaching Award

• Inas Hassan, Modern Languages and Literatures

Student Presentations

Panel 1 - Digging Women

• , Summer Study: Troia Archaeological Summer School and Halmyris Excavation
• , Research Fellowship: 鈥淭he Female Ideal: Representation and Myth in Heliodorus鈥� Aithiopika鈥�
• , Research Fellowship: 鈥淣arratives of Women in the Rwandan Genocide鈥�

Panel 2 - Learning Language and Law

• , 鈥淎 Corpus-Based Linguistic Study of Greek Tragic Interjections in Roman New Comedy鈥�
• Calix O鈥橦ara, Research Fellowship: 鈥淭he Transcription and Analysis of Sentences Commentaries鈥�
• Joshua Ziesel, German Study at the Goethe Institut
• , Internship, Hartford Superior Court: The Office of the Public Defender (Judicial District/Part A)

Panel 3 - Digging into Fine Art

• , Research Fellowship: 鈥淢ariana Mirroring Penelope: A Case of Classical Influence on Pre-Raphaelite Painting鈥�
• , Internship at Western Reserve Historical Society

Center for the Humanities Affiliate Teaching Award

• Matthew Moser, Ph.D., Theology