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HARP Award Recipients Announced for 2021

May 06, 2021

Through the generosity of the MSU Foundation, the Office of Research & Innovation is proud to support faculty who are conducting important research leading to creative and performance projects or activities in the arts and humanities. Likewise, HARP provides funds, when research is complete, to help subsidize the costs of book publication, permissions to use copyrighted materials, CD recording and production, the creation and mounting of exhibits, and other expenses associated with producing the results of a complete creative or research project.

After completion of the most recent competition cycle, we are pleased to announce the following Humanities and Arts Research Program grant award recipients for FY2021. Congratulations to all of the recipients!

For more information about HARP, please visit the related web page.

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HARP Production I

Lead Project Title Department College
Emily Conroy-Krutz Making a Republic Imperial History College of Social Science
Juliet Guzzetta The Theater of Narration, Italian Edition English College of Arts & Letters
Chen-Yu Rediscovering Concerto pour harpe et Orchestre by Fernande Breilh- Decruck (1896-1954) College of Music College of Music
Noah Kaye The Attalids of Pergamon and Anatolia: Money, Culture, and State Power History College of Social Science
Jon Keune Book production of Shared Devotion, Shared Food monograph Religious Studies College of Arts & Letters
Elizabeth LaPensee A Howling: An Indigenous Comics Collection Media & Information and Writing, Rhetoric, & American Cultures College of Communication Arts & Sciences and College of Arts & Letters
Robert Root-Bernstein ReBioGeneSys at the Pratt Manhattan Gallery Physiology College of Natural Science
Stef Shuster Trans Medicine: The Emergence and Practice of Treating Gender Sociology College of Social Science

HARP Development

Lead Project Title Department  College
John Aerni-Flessner Basotho in the Borderlands: Crossing Borders and Re-Imagining Place in Southern Africa Residential College in the Arts and Humanities Residential College in the Arts and Humanities
Adam Brown Shadows From the Walls of Death: Bio-Remediating Art History Art, Art History, and Design College of Arts and Letters
Michael Callahan Music Theory and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Music College of Music
John-Paul Chalykoff Oshki-Nagamonan Anishinaabemong: New Songs in Anishinaabemowin Linguistics & Germanic, Slavic, Asian, and African Languages College of Arts & Letters
Melissa Charenko Science as Prophecy: Measuring Climates Past and Future History Lyman Briggs College
Matthew Handelman The Invention of Cultural Politics: Critical Theory, Mass Media, and the Rise of the Information Age Linguistics & Germanic, Slavic, Asian, and African Languages College of Arts & Letters
Xu (Sidney) Lu A Great Convergence: Japanese Migration to Brazil in the Age of Empires History College of Social Science
Lucero Radonic An oasis in the desert? Weaving life histories with natural histories at a time of climate change Anthropology College of Social Science
Amy Simon Surrounded by the Hunter on all Sides: Jewish Perceptions of Perpetrators in Holocaust Ghetto Diaries James Madison College James Madison College
Sandra Snow Home in Me Choral Conducting College of Music
Lynn Wolff The Legibility of Abstraction: Knowledge and Empathy in Graphic Narratives Linguistics & Germanic, Slavic, Asian, and African Languages College of Arts & Letters

HARP Production II

Lead Project Title Department College
Alexis Black Stage Managing Intimacy; Supporting the Creative Process from Pre-production to Performance Theatre College of Arts & Letters
Swarnavel Eswaran Early History of the Indian Cinema Song Picture Book English College of Arts & Letters
Carleen Hsu GRUB School of Journalism College of Communication Arts and Sciences
Zachary Kaiser Interfaces and Us: User-Experience Design and the Making of the Computable Subject Art, Art History, and Design College Arts & Letters
Eric Nowlin Solo works for Viola - video performances and pedagogical insights Strings College of Music
Richard Sherman American Solo Flute Music Music College of Music
Carrie Symons The Stories Project: Transforming Negative Perceptions of (Im)migrants and Refugees in the United States Teacher Education College of Education
Zhi-hua Tang Holding Hands Across the Ocean – Works for Piano Four Hands illustrating musical, cultural and generational diversity Piano College of Music
Guy Yehuda Dreams and Spirits- Music for clarinet and strings CD Project Woodwinds College of Music