Bravo
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Philip Geib earned the Byron Cummings Award from the Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society.
Anthropology (SGIS)
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Max Mueller earned funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities for his book "Wakara's America: A Native and American History of the West".
Classics and Religious Studies
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Melissa Homestead earned funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities for a summer institute, focused on the life and work of Willa Cather, that will bring 25 scholars to campus and Red Cloud, Nebraska from across the country.
English
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"The Bell Affair," a film by William Thomas and Kwakiutl Dreher, was selected for the Freedom Festival International with the Carolina Film Network.
English, Ethnic Studies, History
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Clay Cressler's research project "Ecology of Expulsion: Within-Host Dynamics Driving Nematode Infection" received funding from the National Science Foundation.
Biological Sciences
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Julia Schleck earned Intellectual Freedom Awards from both the National Council of Teachers of English - for activism and published work supporting academic freedom - and from Nebraska English Language Arts Council.
English
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Steven Lahey's article "The Hussites: Warfare and Reform in Bohemia" was published in the recently-launched magazine Medieval World: Culture and Conflict.
Classics and religious studies
Majors and Minors
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