With the endorsement of her graduate students, Frieda receives a John H. D’Arms Faculty Award for Distinguished Graduate Mentoring in the Humanities. This exciting honor recognizes Frieda’s dedication to her own creative scholarship as well as that of her many students.

“These awards were created in honor of John H. D’Arms, Dean of the Graduate School and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs (1985-1995), to recognize scholars and/or creative artists of extraordinary depth and breadth who have provided their students with the quality of support that only remarkable learning, coupled with boundless generosity of spirit, can bestow. Nominees for this award must be tenured faculty members in the humanities and have directed a substantial number of dissertations over the past several years. The John H. D’Arms Graduate Student Awards for Summer Research in the Humanities are given to students in the graduate programs of the faculty members who receive the D’Arms Awards.”

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