Imen Boussayoud
Doctoral Student in History

Imen conducted research in the Canarian archives in Las Palmas, Canary Islands for her dissertation, Untitled Freedoms: Slavery and Manumission in the Canary Islands (1400-1600CE).

Benjamin Easton
Doctoral Student in Hispanic Studies

Benjamin Easton participated in the III Congreso Internacional del CELPYC at the Universidad de Cantabria in Santander, Spain and presented his paper “Quintilianos de la mendiguez: Begging as Rhetoric in the Spanish Picaresque.”

Alexandra Henry
Doctoral Student in History of Art and Architecture

Alexandra Henry traveled to Washington, DC, to conduct archival research at Georgetown University's Special Collections and to do onsite analysis of the Society of Jesus's Maryland churches.

Emily Hirsch
Doctoral Student in History of Art and Architecture

Emily Hirsch traveled to Frankfurt's Liebieghaus Skulpturensammlung to examine a recently identified sculpture by Lucas Faydherbe for her dissertation.