2022–23 HRI Research Clusters
HRI's Research Clusters initiative enables faculty and graduate students in the humanities and arts from the University of Illinois campus to develop questions or subjects of inquiry that require or would be enhanced by collaborative work.
The initiative is intended to nurture collaborative faculty development—to help scholars from any discipline to think alongside colleagues old and new in order to generate new knowledge, experiment with novel forms of expression, or illuminate unlooked-for pathways through an existing problem.
Please join us in congratulating the successful applicants!
Central Asia Research Cluster
CO-DIRECTORS
Joseph Lenkart (University Library)
Eve Rogaar (History)
Katherine Ashcraft (Information Sciences)
Environmental Humanities
CO-DIRECTORS
John Levi Barnard (Comparative and World Literature)
Pollyanna Rhee (Landscape Architecture)
Medical Humanities
CO-DIRECTORS
Stephanie Hilger (Germanic Languages and Literatures)
Justine Murison (English)
The Social Lives of Digitized Culture
CO-DIRECTORS
Zoe LeBlanc (Information Sciences)
Ryan Cordell (Information Sciences)
John Randolph (History)
Writing Critical and Intersectional Biography
CO-DIRECTORS
Brett Ashley Kaplan (Comparative and World Literature/ HGMS)
Amy L. Powell (Krannert Art Museum)
Writing From the Intersections
CO-DIRECTORS
Karen Wickett (Information Sciences)
Sarah Park Dahlen (Information Sciences)
Lila Sharif (Asian American Studies)
Melissa Ocepek (Information Sciences)
Chris Wiley (University Library and Information Sciences)