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	Carpenter, Nate Advisor: Benjamin Lawrance Field: Africa	Research Regions: Guinea (Futa Jallon), Senegal, Guinea Bissau, The Gambia Research Interests: Nineteenth-century Upper Guinea, African social history, African environmental history, Political ecology, African borderlands Dissertation Title: Politics, Economy, and Ecology in Northwestern Guinea, 1850-1930 Selected Awards: Fulbright IIE (2009-2010) All-UC Economic History Group, Graduate Research Grant (2009) Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship (2006, 2008) Selected Papers: “The Biaye have never been part of Alpha Yaya's territory”: Mapping Bodies and Borders in Nineteenth-Century West Africa” (to be presented at the annual meeting of the African Borderlands Research Network, Johannesburg, South Africa, October 10-14, 2009). “The Role of Food and Family in Zimbabwe's Liberation War” (presented at the Tasting Histories Conference, Davis, CA, February 27-29, 2009). “African Boundaries and Colonial Borders: Northwestern Guinea in the Late Nineteenth Century” (presented at the annual meeting of the African Studies Association, Chicago, November 13-16, 2008).

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	Filippello, Marcus Advisor: Benjamin Lawrance Field: Africa	Awards: Received Fulbright-Hays Fellowship to study Yoruba at Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife, Nigeria (Summer 2005)

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	Jallow, Baba Advisor: Benjamin Lawrance Field: Africa

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	Kelly, Chau Advisor: Cynthia Brantley Field: Africa Topic: Colonial medicine and health in Tanzania.

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	Ly, Aliou Advisor: Benjamin Lawrance Field: Africa

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	Tague, Joanna Advisor: Beverly Bossler Field: Africa Topic: As an African historian, I am interested in the various ways East Africans construct national identities. I focus on Tanzania and question the extent of a cohesive national identity, the influence that migrating populations from Zanzibar and Rwanda (because of the genocide) exert on Tanzania.