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  • Micol Seigel Awarded New Frontiers in Arts and Humanities Grant

Micol Seigel Awarded New Frontiers in Arts and Humanities Grant

Wednesday, February 05, 2020

Micol Seigel, Professor in the Departments of American Studies and History and CRRES faculty affiliate, was awarded a New Frontiers in Arts and Humanities grant for her research titled "Places Without Police: North American Research." Dr. Seigel is one of 16 recent New Frontiers grantees and the only recipient of the New Frontiers Experimentation Fellowship. Her work explores race in the Americas, police border-crossing, and post-colonial theory. Learn more about Dr. Seigel’s work here.

A big congratulations to Micol Seigel!

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