The following students have advanced to candidacy, having fulfilled all requirements except the dissertation.
Charlotte Abney Salomon
“Products of the Mineral Kingdom: Mineralogy in Sweden, 1750-1820.”
Jonny Bunning
“The Measured Life: Food, Price, Population”
J. Cecilia Cárdenas-Navia
“The Sciences of Skin Color and the Formation of Identity in America”
Liana DeMarco
“Medicine and the Making of Racial Capitalism in Cuba and Louisiana, 1769-1860”
Barbara DiGennaro
“No Antidote Without Poison, Theriac From the Sixteenth Century to the Nineteenth Century”
Jed Gross
“Operations of Law: Regulating the Medical Use of Human Tissue and Organs in Twentieth Century America”
Katherrine Healey
“The Din of War: Deafened Soldiers and the Development of Audiology in America”
Rodion Kosovsky
“Unsafe Homes: A History of Intimate Partner Violence in the U.S. from 1930-1990”
Tess Lanzarotta
“A Lab at the Top of the World: Cirumpolar Health & Indigenous Politics in Cold War Alaska”
Caroline Lieffers
“Rehabilitating the World: Disability and American Imperialism, c. 1865-1930”
Mary Ellen Leuver
“Contagion without Cure: The Architectures, Environments, and Culture of Tuberculosis in Colorado Springs and the American West 1865–1960”
Catherine Mas
“The Culture Brokers: Medicine, Anthropology and Transcultural Miami, 1960-1990”
Haesoo Park
“Spirals of Life and Death: Biotheory in the Life Sciences and Medicine, 1930-1980”
Ashanti Shih
“Alien Ecologies: Conservation and Identity in Twentieth-Century Hawai’i”
Laurel Waycott
“See-through Science: Glass, Craft and the Study of Life”