Joshua Anthony, a Rutgers Ph.D. Candidate in History, has won the Richard S. Dunn Dissertation Fellowship from the McNeil Center for Early American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Joshua Anthony's work focuses on Mexican ethnohistory during the late Aztec and early colonial periods, specifically the Nahuatl annals, alphabetic histories based on glyphic and oral accounts that were written down by the Aztecs and their neighbors after the Spanish invasion. This fellowship will provide him with the funds to complete his dissertation over the course of the coming academic year. Joshua Anthony will be based at the University of Pennsylvania, where he'll be collaborating in workshops with other fellows at the McNeil Center.
