Finalist - Freedley Award, FUNDING BODIES: FIVE DECADES OF DANCE MAKING AT THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS (Middletown: Wesleyan U Press, 2021)
Scholarly Society
Theatre Library Association
· October 2022
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Finalist - de la Torre Bueno First Book Prize, FUNDING BODIES: FIVE DECADES OF DANCE MAKING AT THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
Scholarly Society
Dance Studies Association
· September 2022
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Finalist - Oscar G. Brockett Prize for Dance Research - FUNDING BODIES: FIVE DECADES OF DANCE MAKING AT THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
Scholarly Society
Dance Studies Association
· September 2022
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Finalist - de la Torre Bueno Prize, FUNDING BODIES: FIVE DECADES OF DANCE MAKING AT THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS
Scholarly Society
Dance Studies Association
· September 2022
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Open Monograph Award
University
Duke Libraries
· 2020
Open monograph support to create open access e-book for FUNDING BODIES: FIVE DECADES OF DANCE MAKING AT THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS (forthcoming 2021, Wesleyan University Press).
Faculty Book Manuscript Workshop
University
John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute
· 2019
Faculty Book Manuscript Workshops provide a structure for generating constructive, informed criticism on near-final book manuscripts, at a moment in the writing process when authors can most effectively utilize such feedback. The program's goal is to transform already excellent scholarly projects into superior published works. The program allows faculty to invite two experts in their field and an acquisitions editor from a major scholarly press to campus. During a half-day workshop, these guests present their thoughts on the manuscript, followed by a response from the author and discussion with a broader group of invited faculty from Duke and other universities in the Triangle.
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Brown Arts Initiative, Artistic Presentation Grant/The Activist Body Symposium (2017-2018)
University
Brown University
· 2017
The Activist Body Symposium was a day long arts and humanities convening featuring 18 artists and scholars whose creative and scholarly research responds to the guiding question: What does it mean to be a politically responsive body in this historical moment? Co-sponsored by the Mellon Initiative for Dance Studies in/and the Humanities, the Swearer Center for Engaged Scholarship, and the Brown University Department of Theatre Arts and Performance Studies/TAPS.
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Artist of the Year
State
Milwaukee Arts Board
· 2006
