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Nebraska scholars
financed to study
regional humanities
The Nebraska Committee for the Humani
ties awarded $22,000 to four UNL scholars as
part of an initiative to support scholarly re
search and develop public humanities pro
grams, the committee's assistant director said
Monday.
Linda B. Yost said 10 scholars from Nebraska
colleges and universities will receive $2,500
each to devote two months of their summers to
full-time research in public humanities. Public
humanities include English, philosophy, his
tory and anthropology, among other subjects,
Yost said.
The UNL winners were Karen Dyer, a gradu
ate English student; David Wishart, an asso
ciate professor of geography, Thomas Holland,
a visiting instructor of English; and David Woo
ley, a graduate anthropology student.
In its application, the NCH sought people
whose area of study included Great Plains reli
gion, philosophy, politics, or the historical orig
ins of art and music on the plains. The NCH
also looked for people who see studies focus on
public issues dealing with rural society.
Stipend recipients must agree to give the
material they collect back to the public, Yost
said. They can do this in two ways, she said.
They can develop their research into presenta
tions, such as lectures or slide shows, or collect
it into printed form to distribute in NCITs
humanities resource center.
For instance, Yost said, Holland will make a
study guide to be distributed by the resource
center to non-profit organizations. Informa
tion is available through grant funds or rental
fees. Yost said the information is geared to
out-of-school adulta
According to the NCH newsletter, Holland's
study guides will complement film-discussion
programs built around his research on the
American short story. The 1 7 films will discuss
short story authors such as Henry James,
Katherine Anne Porter and Mark Twain.
The scholars will travel in Nebraska or stay
near their colleges or universities to research
their areas, Yost said.
Dyer will research the role of music in the life
of 1 Qth-century Nebraska settlers. Wishart will
research the dispossession of eastern Nebras
ka's Indians in the 19th century. Wooley will
research the arts of the Otoes-Missourl
Other winners include:
Ruth Putilo, NU Medical Center Depart
ment of Medical Jurisprudence and Humani
ties, "Medical Ethics: Lessons from the Rural
Experience"
John Mark Nielsen, Dana College English
Department, "The Danish Immigrant Expe
rience" Allan Shepherd, Chadron State College
History Department, "Madrid"
Nanette Graf, Nebraska Wesleyan Univer
sity English Department, "War, Peace and
Survival''
Michael Fowler, York College Art Depart
ment, "Exploring the Heritage: Images of the
Prairie Landscape"
Kenneth Holder, Nebraska Wesleyan Eng
lish Department, "Grammar Study in Nebraska
Schools from the 1940s to the Present"
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