Thirty-Seven Women Appointed Fellows at Radcliffe's Bunting Institute

Thirty-seven distinguished women scholars, writers, artists, and activists have been appointed as 1998-99 fellows at the Bunting Institute at Radcliffe College. A complete listing of the fellows, their institutional or professional affiliations, and their project titles follows.

Kate Baldwin, Vera M. Schuyler Fellow (Cultural Studies), University of Notre Dame, "Underground Nations: Race and the Cold War"; Evelyn Barbee, Bunting Fellow (Health Sciences), Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, "Black Women's Ethnotheories of Dysphoria and Depression"; Ann Blair, Radcliffe Junior Faculty Fellow (History), Harvard University, "The Development of Encyclopedic Reference Work in Early Modern Europe (c. 1550-1700)";

Patricia Blake, Fellow (History), Davis Center for Russian Studies at Harvard University, "Close to Stalin: The Dictator in his Family and Inner Circle"; Lynette Bosch, Fellow (Art History), Brandeis University, "Interpreting Cuban American Art and Culture"; Neta Crawford, Peace Fellow (Peace), University of Massachusetts, Amherst, "Bodies of Memory: Making Peace Work After War"; Tamar Diesendruck, Bunting Fellow (Music Composition), Independent Composer, "String Quartet No. 3 and Cello/Computer Learning Experimentation";

Bonnie Effros, Berkshire Summer Fellow (History), Southern Illinois University, "Body and Soul: The Evolution of Mortuary Practice in Merovingian Gaul"; Pumla Gobodo-Madikizela, Jeanne and Joseph Sullivan Women's Middle East Peace Fellow (Social Psychology), University of Cape Town, "Analyzing Group Dynamics in the Perpetration of Gross Human Rights Violations Committed in South Africa"; Marlene Goldman, Fellow (Health Sciences), Harvard School of Public Health, "Women and Health: A Reference Text"; Helen Grundman, Science Scholar (Mathematics), Bryn Mawr College, "Rationality of Hilbert Modular Varieties";

Diane Hoffman-Kim, Science Scholar (Cognitive and Neural Science), Harvard University, "Molecular Signaling Pathways in Nerve Growth and Regeneration"; Tracy Isaacs, Fellow (Philosophy), The University of Western Ontario, "The Relationship Between Individual and Collective Responsibility"; Margaret Keane, Science Scholar (Cognitive Neuroscience), Wellesley College, "Mechanisms Underlying Implicit Memory in Amnesia";

Sheila Kennedy, Fellow (Architecture), Kennedy & Violich Architecture, "Drawing Out the Space of the Feminine: A Documentation of Infrastructure in Three Recent Works of Architecture"; Janice Kranz, Science Scholar (Biochemistry), Cubist Pharmaceuticals, Inc., "Deducing the Error Rates of Pre-mRNA Splicing in Yeast"; Laura Levine, Bunting Fellow (Literature), New York University, "Magical Thinking: The Constitutive Power of Illusion in Renaissance Witch Tracts, Shakespeare, Spenser and their Contemporaries";

Wu Man, Bunting Fellow (Music Performance), Independent Musician, "The Pipa-Chinese Lute-A New International Instrument"; Rachel Manley, Bunting Fellow (Literature), Independent Writer, "Michael Manley: A Daughter's Memoir"; Carol Mason, Freida L. Miller Fellow (Cultural Studies), Planned Parenthood of New York City, "Killing for Life and Consumer Choice: Why the Abortion Debate was Never a Stalemate"; Margaret McLagan, Bunting Fellow (Anthropology), Barnard College, "Mobilizing for Tibet: Transnational Politics and Diaspora Culture in the Post-Cold War Era";

Loretta Mickley, Science Scholar (Atmospheric Chemistry), Harvard University, "A Study of Tropospheric Ozone: Its Budget, Distribution, and Relationship to Climate Change"; Marsha Moses, Science Scholar (Molecular and Cellular Biology), Harvard Medical School, "Characterization of the Two Novel Genes Associated With Breast Cancer Progression"; Sheila Pepe, Bunting Fellow (Visual Arts), Massachusetts College of Art, Work Untitled; Jill Reynolds, Evelyn Green Davis Fellow (Visual Arts), Independent Artist, Work Untitled;

Suzanne Romaine, Science Scholar (Astronomy), Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, "Development of a Graded d-Spacing Multilayer Telescope for High Energy X-Ray Astronomy"; Lorraine Roses, Fellow (Film Studies), University of Stockholm, "Women and Film in Sweden"; Meridel Rubenstein, Fellow (Visual Arts), Independent Artist, Joan's Arc; Christina Shea, Fellow (Creative Writing), Independent Writer, Novel-in-Progress;

Tytti Soila, Fellow (Film Studies), Stockholm University, Women and Film in Sweden; Lynn Andrea Stein, Science Scholar (Computer Science), Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "Architecture for Cognitive Robotics"; Gail Triner, Bunting Fellow (History), Rutgers University, "The Financial System and the Formation of a National Brazilian Economy 1889-1930"; Deborah Valenze, Fellow (History), Barnard College, "Money and the Making of Outcasts in Eighteenth-Century Britain";

Ellen Weinberg, Biomedical Research Fellow, Harvard Medical School, "The Role of Estrogen in Cardiac Hypertrophic Remodeling"; Aronette White, Bunting Fellow (Social Psychology), Wilberforce University, "African American Feminist Identity Development"; Ellen Winner, Florence Ladd Fellow (Psychology/Art), Boston College, "Cognitive Consequences of Arts Education: A Study of Transfer"; Deborah Woodcock, Science Scholar (Geology), University of Hawaii, "Reconstructing Earth History from Fossil Wood."