2012-2013 Fellows: Casey Primel, Djodi Deutsch (Academic Programs Coordinator), Christopher Stone, Jeffrey Culang, Rodrigo Adem and Noah Gardiner (Research Associate). Two other fellows were in the field.
Current fellows met for the second monthly breakfast meeting in early March, 2013. This photo was taken after a deep discussion about using local archival resources.
Fellows for the 2013-2014 season are in the process of being selected.
2012-2013 U.S. DEPT. OF STATE EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS FELLOWS
Rodrigo Adem
Research topic: Sufism in Egypt in the 7th Century AH/13th Century AD
Jeffrey Culang
Research topic: Common Sensibilities: Reform, Social Relations, and Citizenship in Modern Egypt
Elizabeth Hart
Research topic: Stones and Status in Daily Life: Exploring the Development of Inequities through a Comparison of Lithic Assemblages in Naqada Settlements, 4000-3000BC (McHugh Award)
Casey Primel
Research topic: Constructing the Modern Egyptian Economy in the late 19th and Early 20th Centuries
Matt Parnell
Research topic: The Development of al-Shabab as a Sociopolitical Force in Egypt, 1882-1919
2012-2013 NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES FELLOWS
Chris Stone
Research topic: The Artist: Sheikh Imam: His Songs and the Egyptian Revolution of 1911 (Scholar-in-Residence)
Melinda Hartwig
Georgia State University
Research topic: The Artistic and Cultural Landscape in the Tomb of Neferrentpet (TT43)
2012-2013 RESEARCH ASSOCIATES
Noah Gardiner
Research topic: Sufi Networks and Manuscripts' Culture in Late Medieval Cairo
2012 CAORC MULTI-COUNTRY FELLOW
Christopher Tounsel
Research topic: The Construction of Identity Formation in Southern Sudan, 1898-1964
