The Office of International Affairs announces the Fall 2004 Grant Recipients for Faculty International Travel, Graduate Student International Travel and Interdisciplinary Lectures, Seminars, & Conferences on International Themes.

Faculty International Travel

Eric Fisher, Economics, Spain

Jan Lang, Mathematics, Great Britain

Joy McCorriston, Anthropology, France

Alexander Stephan, Germanic Languages and Literatures, Germany 

Graduate Student International Travel

Marja H. Bakermans, Natural Resources, Venezuela

Tracy Carpenter, Comparative Studies, Kenya

Michelle Johnson, Human Nutrition, Colombia

Esther Jones, English, Brazil

Annie Lindgren, Evolution, Ecology, & Organismal Biology Scotland, N. Ireland, England, France

Rachel E. Lovell, Sociology, Sweden, Poland

Marian E. Lupo, English, England

Sarah Wilson, Political Science, Russia 

Interdisciplinary Lectures, Seminars, & Conferences on International Themes

Nicholas Breyfogle, History
Rethinking Russian Historiography after the Fall of Communism

Brenda Brueggemann and Bobbi Bedinghaus, English
The International Sign Performance for American Sign Language (ASL) Literature and Digital Media Production (ASL-DMP): Rob Roy

Konrad Dabrowski, Natural Resources
Fishes of the Amazon and their Environment: Facing New Challenges

Rattan Lal and David O. Hansen
Natural Resources Climate Change, Terrestrial Carbon Sequestration, and the Sustainable
Management of Soil and Water Resources in Central Asia

Cathy A. Rakowski for OSU-WID, OSU Women in Development
A Life Free of Violence: Ending Gender Violence and Increasing Health Security as Development Goals

Halina Stephan, Slavic & E European Languages and Literatures
Translating Eastern Europe: Art, Politics, and Identity in Translated Literature

Maurice Stevens, Comparative Studies
International Critical Theories of Trauma: Institutional Practices and Theoretical Reflections

Norah Zuniga Shaw, Dance
The Digital Diaspora: New Assistive Technologies in the Performing Arts