Grants
Several
members of Colonialism and its Aftermath have been fortunate enough to
receive grants, and we congratulate them on their success. We have listed
the most recent awards here.
• ARC Professorial
Fellowships
Professor Henry Reynolds $539,000
Professor Cassandra Pybus $485,000
• ARC Linkage
Grants
Chinese Imprint project, $100,000
Chief Investigators: Assoc Professor Mobo Gao and Professor
Cassandra Pybus
The Companion to Tasmanian History, $109,000
Chief Investigator: Dr Stefan Petrow
"The
Silent Buildings of Willow Court: Testing a new and innovative model for
cultural heritage assessment", ARC Linkage Grant, 2003-2005, $86,000 Professor Lucy Frost and Dr Hamish Maxwell-Stewart
• ARC Discovery
Grants
The World Arm to Arm, $50,000
Chief investigator: Professor Michael Bennett
"Female
Convicts as Women Travellers", ARC Discovery Grant 2003-2005, $145,000, Professor Lucy Frost
2003-2005
ARC Grant "The 'Paper War': Missionary
Textuality and Early Nineteenth-Century Australian Colonial
Culture", $61,000, Dr Anna Johnston
2004-2006: "Antarctic Imaginations:
A Study of Creative Responses to the 'Continent for Science'",$70,000.
Dr Elle Leane
2003,
Transatlantic slavery, the African diaspora and the settlement of Australia.
$190,000. Chief Investigators: Professor Cassandra Pybus and Dr
Hamish Maxwell-Stewart
• ARC Large
Grants
Penal Labour and Patriot Exile 1839-46, $104,000
Chief Investigators: Professor Cassandra Pybus and Dr
Hamish Maxwell-Stewart
Narratives of Vanishing in Australia, $87,000
Chief Investigator: Professor Lucy Frost
• CRC in Sustainable Tourism
Supplementary Grant to ‘Skulduggery’ Project, $ 87,000
Chief investigator: Dr Hamish Maxwell-Stewart and
Professor Lucy Frost
"Footsteps
and Voices: interpretive materials for the Female Factory Site",
2004, Professor Lucy Frost
"Landscapes
of the Imagination: Cultural Heritage Tourism in the Midlands of Tasmania",
2002-2004, $60,000, Professor
Lucy Frost, Dr Hamish Maxwell-Stewart, Professor Trevor Sofield, Professor
Henry Reynolds
• Tasmanian Bicentenary Grants
The Companion to Tasmanian History $15,000
Chief investigator: Dr Alison Alexander
"The
Female Factory Muster", Tasmanian Bicentenary Grant, $6,435, 2004 Professor Lucy Frost
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