2010 Travel Grant Recipients
JWT FELLOWS:
Ferdinando Fasce: Department of Modern and Contemporary History, University of Genoa
“JWT Italy between Reconstruction and the First Oil Shock, from the late 1940s through the 1970s”
Eva von Wyl: Social and Economic History, University of Zurich
“Rationalization, Self-Service and American Way of Life: American Eating Habits in Postwar Switzerland (1950-1970)”
FACULTY RECIPIENTS:
Shannan Clark: Department of History, Montclair State University
“The Creative Class: White-Collar Workers and the Making of America’s Culture of Consumer Capitalism”
Liza Featherstone: Journalism School, New York University; School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University
“Behind The Mirror: Focus Groups and What They Reveal, 1930s to present”
Michelle Ferranti: Division of Fine and Performing Arts, Marymont Manhattan College
“History of Women’s Motivations for Douching following the Medicalization of Birth Control in the U.S.”
Ann McDonald: Department of Art Design, Northeastern University
“The Role of Publically Displayed Information Visualization in Eliciting Individual and Communal Action”
Ari Martin Samsky: Global Health Studies Program, University of Iowa
“Working Through Responsibility: Advertising, Medicine and The Social Good, World War II-the Present”
STUDENT RECIPIENTS
Abby Bartholomew: College of Journalism and Mass Communications, Advertising Department, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
“JWT’s Application of Psychological Principles to Advertising, the Work of John B. Watson and his Behaviorist Theories”
Rebecca Burditt: Program in Visual and Cultural Studies, Department of Art and Art History, University of Rochester
“Seeing Difference: Postwar Hollywood and the Commercial Delay”
Berti Kolbow: Institute for Economic and Social History, Georgia Augusta University Goettingen
“Transatlantic Transfers of Marketing Concepts between Eastman Kodak and Agfa, 1880-1945”
Shawn Moura: Department of History, University of Maryland
“Target Market Brazil: Postwar Advertising and Consumer Culture in the Country of the Future”
Cory Pillen: Department of Art History, University of Wisconsin-Madison
“WPA Posters: A New Deal for Design, 1936-1943”
Elizabeth Spies: Department of English, University of California, Riverside
“Advertising Stigmatas: The Evolution of Poetic Advertising throughout the Twentieth Century, 1890-1980”
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