Nan Hu wins graduate fellowship from the Center for the Humanities

Nan Hu, doctoral student in Chinese and comparative literature, has been awarded a Spring 2021 graduate fellowship from the Center for the Humanities in Arts & Sciences at Washington University. Fellowships are competitively awarded annually, and fellows join a community of scholars in residence at the center for the fall or spring semester. Hu studies film history in twentieth-century China. Her dissertation is tentatively titled, “Voicing the Foreign: Dubbing for Films in Socialist China (1949-1978).”

Learn more about the 2020 - 2021 class of fellows and their work at the humanities center’s website.

Nan Hu wins graduate fellowship from the Center for the Humanities

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