Nicholas Arrigo has won an Undergraduate fellowship in the Jackman Humanities Institute:

Jackman Humanities Institute Undergraduate Fellowships, 2011-2012
We are pleased to announce the appointment of six undergraduate fellows for 2011-2012
who will be researching projects relevant to the theme of Location/Dislocation during
their senior year at the University of Toronto.

Nicholas Arrigo (UTSG Classics/French)
“Exilium Ovidianum: Factual and Fictional Dislocation in Ovid’s Tristia, Epistulae Ex
Ponto and Heroides”
Supervisor: Mary Nyquist (UTSG English/Women and Gender Studies)

Laura Boles (UTSG English/Religion/Spanish and Portuguese)
“Religion and Diaspora in Post-9/11 Literature”
Supervisor: Mark Kingwell (UTSG Philosophy)

Kate Bruce-Lockhart (UTSG History/English)
“Furthering the Cause of Freedom: Slave Agency and Abolition in Nineteenth-Century
Brazil”
Supervisor: Jeannine DeLombard (UTM English and Drama)

Wendy Byrnes (UTM English and Drama/UTM Historical Studies)
“Trampers, Sorcerers and Kidnappers: Locating ‘Gypsies’ in Nineteenth Century British
Fiction”
Supervisor: Jeannine DeLombard (UTM English and Drama)

Christopher Hiebert (UTSG Religion)
“Sacred City: The Making of Sacred Spaces in Toronto’s Tibetan Community”
Supervisor: Mark Kingwell (UTSG Philosophy)

Clara Rozee (UTSG English)
“Relocating Shakespeare: Postcolonial Adaptations and Women’s Rewritings of
Shakespeare’s Plays”
Supervisor: Mary Nyquist (UTSG English/Women and Gender Studies)