American Council of Learned Societies Awards Fellowships to Seven AAG Members

The American Council of Learned Societies announces the 2014 cohort of ACLS fellowship recipients, including seven AAG members:

• Hillary Angelo / Mellon / ACLS Dissertation Completion Fellowship
  Doctoral Candidate, Sociology, New York University
  How green became good: urban greening as social improvement in Germany’s Ruhr Valley
• Jeffrey M. Banister / ACLS Collaborative Research Fellowship
  Assistant Professor, Southwest Center & School of Geography, University of Arizona
  Seeing Water in Modern Mexico City: The Visual Culture of Hydraulic Control in the Early Twentieth Century
• Shannon C. Cram / Mellon / ACLS Dissertation Completion Fellowship
  Doctoral Candidate, Geography, University of California, Berkeley
  Unmaking the Bomb: The Cultural Politics of Waste, Health, and Science at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation
• Jay T. Johnson / ACLS Collaborative Research Fellowship
  Associate Professor, Geography, University of Kansas
  Being-together-in-place: A geohumanistic exploration of place-based politics in postcolonial settler-states
• Soren C. Larsen / ACLS Collaborative Research Fellowship
  Associate Professor, Geography, University of Missouri, Columbia
  Being-together-in-place: A geohumanistic exploration of place-based politics in postcolonial settler-states
• Stuart Schrader / Mellon / ACLS Dissertation Completion Fellowship
  Doctoral Candidate, American Studies, New York University
  American Streets, Foreign Territory: How Counterinsurgent Knowledge Militarized Policing and Criminalized Color
• Jerry Chuanghwa Zee / Mellon / ACLS Dissertation Completion Fellowship
  Doctoral Candidate, Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley
  The Windy State: Dust Storms and a Political Meteorology of Contemporary China