Strengthening understanding to solve complex problems is the goal of research in nearly every field of study, from math to science and even to sex. Though similar in theory, studies about sex might involve a little something more.
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Kinsey Institute communications director, Jennifer Bass, said the grants were opened up last year to allow students from all over the country to apply.
This year more than 40 graduate students applied for the grant. Three IU students and three non-IU students received the award.
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(By Molly Johnson: IDS: 3/7/2010)
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Graduate Student Bradley Lane Awarded the 2010 John Money Fellowship
The University Graduate School would like to congratulate IU graduate student Bradley Lane on being the 2010 John Money Fellowship for Scholars of Sexology recipient!
Lane will use the award to develop his dissertation project, A Visual Politics of the Perverse: Sexual Predation and the ‘Perversion’ of American Visual Culture. Set to be the first dissertation offered in the field of Gender Studies in the nation, this project concerns the visual representation of sexual perversion in the twentieth-century United States, particularly through the figure of the sexual predator.
Read more about Bradley Lane
Lane will use the award to develop his dissertation project, A Visual Politics of the Perverse: Sexual Predation and the ‘Perversion’ of American Visual Culture. Set to be the first dissertation offered in the field of Gender Studies in the nation, this project concerns the visual representation of sexual perversion in the twentieth-century United States, particularly through the figure of the sexual predator.
Read more about Bradley Lane
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