Jonathan Wells | Humanities Award | Best Researcher Award

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Prof Dr. Jonathan Wells | Humanities Award | Best Researcher Award

Prof Dr. Jonathan Wells, University of Michigan, United States

Jonathan Wells, Ph.D., is a distinguished Professor of History at the University of Michigan, specializing in African American and 19th-century American history. 📚 His research focuses on race, class, and print culture in the South, with award-winning books like “The New York Kidnapping Club” and “Blind No More.” 🏆 He’s contributed extensively to scholarly journals, delivered keynote lectures worldwide, and served in leadership roles within academic associations. 🌍 Known for his engaging teaching style and administrative leadership, he’s received accolades like the New York Library Society Book Award. 🎓 Wells is deeply committed to illuminating the complexities of America’s past.

 

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Education

Jonathan Daniel Wells, Ph.D., is a Professor of History at the University of Michigan, specializing in Afroamerican and African Studies, History, and the Residential College. He earned his M.A. and Ph.D. in American History from the University of Michigan and his B.A. and M.A. from the University of Florida.

🏆 Achievements

Wells has authored and edited numerous acclaimed books and articles, such as “The New York Kidnapping Club” and “Blind no More,” receiving prestigious awards like the New York Library Society Book Award. He’s also served on editorial boards and received grants and fellowships for his research

🎓 Teaching

Nominated for UM’s Golden Apple Award, Wells is praised for his dynamic teaching across a range of courses in American history. He has held leadership positions at various institutions, including Director of the Residential College at UM.

🔍 Research Focus

Jonathan Daniel Wells, Ph.D., primarily focuses his research on the socio-political dynamics of the nineteenth-century American South. Through his books, articles, and editorial work, he delves into topics such as slavery, race relations, class structures, and the impact of print culture. Wells’ scholarship illuminates the complexities of American history, particularly during pivotal moments like the Civil War era. With a keen eye for interdisciplinary insights and a commitment to historical accuracy, he contributes significantly to our understanding of the past and its enduring effects on contemporary society.

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Tracy Mae Ildefonso | Humanities Award | Best Scholar Award

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Dr. Tracy Mae Ildefonso | Humanities Award | Best Scholar Award

Dr. Tracy Mae Ildefonso, Dublin City University, Ireland

Dr. Tracy Mae Ildefonso, a versatile professional with a background in TV broadcast and a passion for academia. Holding a PhD in Communications from Dublin City University, her research delves into LGBT representations in advertising and the experiences of exiled journalists. As a Postdoctoral Research Assistant, she contributes to innovative projects like “SHINE” funded by Science Foundation Ireland. With extensive teaching experience, Tracy is adept at fostering learning in diverse settings. Fluent in English, with a knack for intercultural communication, she brings a blend of academic prowess and practical skills to her roles. 🎓🌍 #CommunicationExpert #AcademicInnovator

 

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🎓 Education:

She holds a PhD in Communications from Dublin City University, where she investigated LGBT representations in Filipino advertising. Tracy’s academic journey also includes a MA in Visual Communications Design and Advertising from Kocaeli Üniversitesi, Turkey, and an AB in Mass Communications from Lyceum of the Philippines University. 📖🔍

💼 Professional Experience:

Tracy excels as a Postdoctoral Research Assistant at DCU, contributing to pioneering projects like “SHINE.” Her previous roles span from media monitoring at GMA Network Inc. to production assistance at PTV 4, Philippines. 📊💡

👩‍🏫 Teaching

Her teaching experience at DCU underscores her commitment to nurturing future communicators, while her academic achievements include publications and presentations on diverse platforms worldwide. 📝👩‍🎓

Research Focus

Dr. Tracy Mae Ildefonso’s research focus primarily revolves around LGBTQ+ issues and media dynamics, particularly in the Philippines. 🏳️‍🌈 Her extensive work delves into the societal attitudes towards LGBTQ+ representation in advertising, the roots of homophobia in Philippine history, and the lived experiences of the LGBTQ+ community. Through her academic contributions, speeches, and articles, she illuminates the persistent battles against discrimination and strives to foster understanding and acceptance. Tracy’s dedication to shedding light on these critical issues reflects her commitment to social justice and inclusivity. 🌟

 

Publication Top Notes

📚 From Asog to Bakla: Genealogical Analysis of the Philippine History to Diagnose the Roots of Homophobia, cited by 1, published in 2023 🏳️‍🌈

📝SOGIE equality bill deliberations in the 18th Congress of the Philippines: a persisting battle against discrimination, published in 2024 🇵🇭

📰 How the Omicron variant affected a media study in the Philippines, published in 2023 🦠

🌈What’s life like for the LGBTQ community in the Philippines?, published in 2022 🇵🇭

📊 An Experimental Study on the Fake News Phenomena: Perceived Awareness of the Future Professionals, published in 2020 📰

🎨Epitomizing the 21st century Filipino women through visual advertisements in the Philippines, published in 2019 🖼️