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Alumna interprets Brett Kavanaugh’s proverbial discourse
Center for Folklore Studies alumna, Dr.
Folklore doctoral candidates selected to receive Fulbright-Hays funding
Five doctoral candidates from the College of Arts and Sciences have been selected for funding under the 2018 U.S. Department of Education Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Dissertation Research Abroad (DDRA) Fellowship Program--two of which are doctoral candidates in folklore.
Congratulations, Dr. Cleto!
Congratulations to Dr. Sarah Cleto, who defended her dissertation, "Bodies of Stories: Disability and Folklore in Nineteenth-Century British Literature." Her advisors were Ray Cashman and Clare Simmons, and her committee members were Amy Shuman and Jill Galvan.
Congratulations, Dr. Warman!
Congratulations to Dr. Brittany Warman who successfully defended her dissertation on July 30th.
Folklore students document changing culture in Delaware County
Four CFS folklorists--Jess Holler, Mariah Marsden, Laura Pearce (alumna), and Sydney Varajon--will join the Delaware County Historical Society, the Little Brown Jug Society, the U.S. Trotters Association, and Dr.
Nicole Musgrave (B.A. 2010) received the John D. Minton Award along with MA in Folk Studies
Comparative Studies and Folklore alumna Nicole Musgrave (B.A.