Keri VanCamp, Director of the Field Station and Ecological Preserve, and her collaborators received another grant from the Lower Hudson Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management (LH-PRISM).

China was awarded the fellowship for her book project Debt and Refuge: Syrian Farmworkers and the Politics of Displacement in Lebanon. Her ethnography of Syrian refugees who have long-standing ties to Lebanon as seasonal farmworkers makes a case for radically rethinking forced migration as an agrarian question of labor and feminist question of social reproduction, as debt at every scale of life governs how people move across borders.

Josh received supplemental grant funding to support his current grant project “POSE: Phase II: An Open-Source Ecosystem for Behavioral Experiments.” Funding is supporting the creation of an open-source ecosystem for behavioral experiments centered around jsPsych, Josh’s established and highly-used tool for behavioral research.