We’re off and running with our new cohort of Undergraduate Discovery Fellows! This semester, we’re pleased to welcome four new fellows to the collections. You’ll hear more about their projects on this blog over the coming weeks, but for now, we’ve been excited to introduce them to the collections and to each other.
Aron Ali-McClory (’25)
Will be using University Archives materials to investigate the history of student and union protests on the UF Campus
A. Bones (“Bones”) (’27)
Will be looking at portrayals of wolves in the nineteenth century science, news, and literature.
Ziad El-Rady (’25)
Will be looking at tactile and moveable books, as well as historical drawings, to create more accessible spaces for tabletop games.
Gregory Nobleza (’27)
Will be looking at indigenous uses of plants, gardens, and ecology in Florida.
