Diversity and Inclusion
McKnight Fellowship
The McKnight Doctoral Fellowship Program is designed to address the under-representation of African American and Hispanic faculty at colleges and universities in Florida by increasing the pool of candidates qualified with Ph.D. degrees to teach at the college and university levels.
Find out more about the program by visiting their website
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Current McKnight Fellows in Anthropology
Nadege Nau “I am an aspiring Caribbeanist that has conducted research in Haiti concerning Haitian anthropology professors' academic and affective labor and I have collaborated with a Haitian graduate student to assess NGO presence in Camp-Perrin following 2016's hurricane Matthew. My aim is to incorporate visual research techniques with traditional forms of ethnography.”
Kris-An Hinds is a PhD student and a McKnight Doctoral Fellow and Strong Coasts NSF Research Fellow. Her research focus is on strengthening socio-environmental understandings between the relationship of ocean-based and land-based coral reef restoration in the Caribbean and Latin America.
Previous McKnight Fellows
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Jonathan Gayles |
