2023
Ogilvy Winners
- Laura Klein, “The Jane Austen Playlist”
- Idowu Odeyemi, “The Ineffectiveness of Reparation”
Conference Travel Winners
- Florent Rhétoré, “Daring to Look at the Other through History: The Impact of Dwarves’ Depiction in Medieval French Manuscripts on our Society,” at the 2023 meeting of the International Medieval Congress at the University of Leeds, UK (3–6 July 2023).
2019
Ogilvy Winners
- Tiffany Beebe, "Rebuilding Communities: Jewish Refugees in Rural Great Britain during the Great Depression"Brittan Braddock, "Ruth Gipps and the Portia Wind Ensemble: Women Composers, Conductors, and Performers in Twentieth-Century England" and "The Chamber Wind Ensemble Music of British Women Composers in the Twentieth Century"
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Cayla Eagon, "Choosing Death: Victorian Suicide in Literature and Culture"
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Grace Rexroth, "Imprinted Memories: How Artificial Memory Practices Reimagined Mind, Memory and the Printed Pages of British Romanticism"
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Alexandra Siso, "The Politics of Music: The Chapel Royal and Elizabeth I's Early Reign"
Conference Travel Grant Winners
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Tarren Andrews, "Comparative Colonialism: A Parallel Consideration of the Domesday Book and the Dawes Act of 1887", at the conference of the International Society of Anglo-Saxonists, Albuquerque, NM, 29 July-2 August 2019.
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Cassity Conny, “Austen’s Elements of Citation in Northanger Abbey”, at the conference of the North American Society for the Study of Romanticism (NASSR), Chicago, IL, 8-11 August 2019.
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Sarah Luginbill, "Western Relics on Eastern Campaigns", at the Leeds International Medieval Congress, Leeds, United Kingdom, 1-4 July 2019.
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Toma Peiu, "Walls, deserts and parkways: for blissful displacements", at the Royal Anthropological Institute's Film Festival conference, The Watershed, Bristol, 27-30 March 2019.
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Grace Rexroth, "Byron and the Problem with Memory Arts: Writing Don Juanfor an Age of 'Uncertain Paper'", at British Association for the Study of Romanticism conference, Nottingham, UK, 25-29 July 2019.
2018
Ogilvy Winners
- Mark Boespflug, "John Locke’s Ethics of Belief Reconsidered"
- Brittan Braddock, "Ruth Gipps and the Portia Wind Ensemble: Women Composers, Conductors, and Performers in Twentieth-Century England" and "The Chamber Wind Ensemble Music of British Women Composers in the Twentieth Century"
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Travis R. May, "Truth in Propaganda: The British and German Empires and the Dissemination of Evidence of Colonial Atrocities During the First World War"
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Amanda Rose Hartley Villareal, "Performance As Research: Devising and Inclusive Audiences"
Conference Travel Grant Winners
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Nodin de Saillan, "Rats, Wolves, and Cormorants: Reading the Verminous Elements of Coriolanus," 2018 meeting of the Shakespeare Association of America (SAA), Los Angeles, CA, March 28 – 31, 2018.
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Toma Serban Peiu, "Failure and Redemption in the Public Eye: A Critical Look at the Language of Undesired Televisual Political Performance," Biennial Conference of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, The British Museum, London, UK, June 1 – 5, 2018.
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Natalie Pope, "Letter Writing as Sexual Performance in Villette," at the 2018 meeting of the International Society for Cultural History, Columbia University, New York, NY, September 13 – 16, 2018.
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Grace Rexroth, "Byron’s Artificial Memory: What Don Juan can Teach us about Romantic Print Culture and Memorial Anxiety," North American Society for the Study of Romanticismconference, Brown University in Providence, RI, June 22 – 25, 2018.
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Rebecca Schneider, "Black Literacy in Exile from Jamaica to Nova Scotia," North American Society for the Study of Romanticismconference, Brown University, Providence, RI, June 22 – 25, 2018.