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IAH fellows named for this year

Carolina's Institute for the Arts and Humanities has announced its Faculty Fellows for 2000.

They are:

* Allen Anderson, associate professor, Department of Music

* Richard Andrews, professor, Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering

* Reid Barbour, professor, Department of English

* Watson A. Bowes Jr., emeritus professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology

* Marianne Gingher, assistant professor, director of Creative Writing Program, Department of English

* Jonathan Hess, associate professor, Department of Germanic Languages

* Alison E. Isenberg, assistant professor, Department of History

* Theda Perdue, professor, Department of History

* Gerald Postema, professor, Department of Philosophy

* Steven Rosefielde, professor, Department of Economics

* Linda Wagner-Martin, professor, Department of English

* Rachel A. Willis, associate professor, American studies

* Julia T. Wood, professor, communication studies

The Faculty Fellows Program is the central activity of the Institute for the Arts and Humanities. Faculty in the divisions of humanities, fine arts and social sciences apply for semester-long fellowships. The award of a fellowship temporarily relieves faculty members of teaching responsibilities and enables them to work without interruption on a project during the fellowship period.

Applications for this fellowship program are available in early September at the Institute for the Arts and Humanities in West House. Call 2-0249 for more information.

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