Funding Information
Established in honor of Zora Neale Hurston, a leading African American anthropology and literary figure of the Harlem Renaissance. Read more information on Zora Neale Hurston and the Zora Neale Hurston Fellowship Award Fund.
- Eligibility: Award varies in amount and duration. Applicant should be an incoming student with interests in the African Diaspora. Given by nomination of faculty only.
- Contact: Graduate Coordinator
- Award: Award varies in amount and duration.
Past Recipients
Click here for the past recipients- Eshe Lewis, 2012, “Intimate Partner Violence among Afro-Peruvian Women”
- Camee Maddox, 2008, “Drum, Dance, and the Defense of Cultural Citizenship: Bele’s Rebirth in Contemporary Martinique”
- Michelle Edwards, 2003, “A New Pan-Africanism: Diaspora African Transnational Entrepreneurs and Philanthropy between Ghana and Atlanta, USA”
- Daphine Washington, 2000
- Tahra N. Edwards, 1997, “Não bate-me! (Don’t beat me!): domestic violence in Mozambique”
- Michelle A. Smith, 1995
- Karla Slocum, 1991, “Producing under a globalizing economy: the intersection of flexible production and local autonomy in the work, lives, and actions of St. Lucian banana growers”
- Jacqueline Berry, 1987
- Gloria B. Bryan, 1984, “The well-being of an urban African-American community”