Randall Library is proud to host the Spring 2022 UNCW English Department's Wentworth Fellows Travel Fellowships Poster Session on April 19th from 3 to 5 PM in the Sherman Hayes Gallery, first floor.
Wentworth Fellows Spring 2023
- Jacob Weinick traveled to Austin, TX to study David Foster Wallace
- Brooke Tran traveled to New York City to study queer literature
- Hanna Brightbill traveled to the UK to study Tolkien
- Megdalia Bromhal-Butler traveled to Puerto Rico to explore mangrove culture
- Alex Gazda traveled to NJ/MA/DC on the trail of transcendentalism and Elizabeth Peabody
- Sarah Hurley traveled to Vermont to study Shirley Jackson
- Jul Jones went to Ireland to study Sheridan Le Fanu
- Autumn Kepley traveled to Paris to study Simone de Beauvoir
- Jamie Merritt went to Prince Edward's Island, Canada to study L.M. Montgomery
- Leilani Pickett went to Key West to study Zora Neale Hurston
- McCartney Piner went to Edinburgh to study Ian Finlay
Student Travel Fellowship Overview: The Wentworth Travel Fellowship, a gift of Mr. Charles F. Green III, was established in 2001 to enable a select number of students to travel to sites, in America or abroad, associated with literary authors and texts. Each year, students work with faculty sponsors to submit applications detailing journeys inspired by and connected with a specific text, author, or movement in an effort to explore the relationship of artistic production to geographic space. Learn more about the Wentworth Fellows Travel Fellowships program, visit: https://uncw.edu/english/travel/wentworth.html
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