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Graduate Recipients

2010 Malm Award recipient Megan Hill with Professor Malm (left) and Vice Provost Lester Monts (right).

2021

Elinor Lindeman, Masters in International and Regional Studies, Japan
"Demonesses and Devotees: The Women of Kankyo no tomo"

2020

Hannah Muniz, MA Student, Center for Japanese Studies
Yi Yang-Ji's Yuhi: Translation and Critical Introduction

2018

Anna M. Wozny, PhD Student, Sociology
Herbivorous Men and Carnivorous Women: Inverting Gender Roles in the Japanese "Marriage-Hunting" Market

2017

Jing Chen, MA Student, Center for Japanese Studies
Soft-Powering Japan: Karate and the 2020 Tokyo Olympics

2016

Karin N. Tompkins, MA Student, Center for Japanese Studies
Everybody's (Not) Doing It: Media Representation of Japanese "Sexlessness" within the Context of the Current Demographic Transition

Melissa D. Van Wyk, PhD Student, Asian Languages and Cultures
On the Stage of the Reader's Imagination: Stage Directions in Abe Kobo's Bo ni natta otoko​

2015

Elizabeth K. Kataoka, MA Student, Center for Japanese Studies
The Skin We're In: Tattoo Practices of Ainu and Okinawan Women

2014

Chun Wa Chan, PhD Student, History of Art
Genitive Sites: The Prophylactic Bio-Art of Kudō Tetsumi

2013

No graduate award recipient.

2012

No graduate award recipient.

2011

Kevin P. Mulholland, PhD Student, Asian Languages and Cultures
The Fantasy of Confession: Understanding Shimazaki Tōson's Hakai through Slavoj Zizek's Use of Lacan's "Graph of Desire."

2010

Megan E. Hill, MA Student, Ethnomusicology
Being Musically “Japanese-Western:” Wayō-Setchū Musical Consciousness in Contemporary Traditional Japanese Koto Music