Six researchers from Michigan State University have received Humanities and Arts Research Program (HARP) Production Awards for Session II, supporting research leading to creative and performance projects or activities in the arts and humanities.
HARP supports humanities and arts scholarship and creative activity across Michigan State University through funding made possible by the MSU Research Foundation. The Production program provides support when research is complete to help cover costs associated with producing and disseminating the results of a completed creative or research project.
The following projects were selected for funding through the HARP Production Award program.
Humanities Research
Rebecca A. Karam | Sociology | College of Social Science | Making Muslim Americans
Siddharth Chandra | James Madison College | The Indonesian Genocide of 1965–66
Divya Victor | English | College of Arts and Letters | Kin
Exhibition and Performance
Derek Kealii Polischuk | Piano | College of Music | Many Hands, One America
Austin Oting Har | Residential College in the Arts and Humanities | Bogue Street Records: RCAH Record Label Funding for Vinyl Releases of Three Albums
Nermis Mieses | Music Performance | College of Music | Elegant Dialogues for Oboe and Piano
Faculty interested in pursuing future HARP, Discretionary Funding Initiative (DFI) or Strategic Partnership Grant (SPG) funding opportunities can learn more about current programs and application requirements on the Research and Innovation Internal Funding webpage.