Robinson Honors Fellows
2023 Fellows
Jordan Mundy, Class of 2023
Hometown: Asheville, NC
Majors: Political Science and History
This summer, Jordan will travel to multiple cities within the UK to keep her involvement in beekeeping alive. She will seek to understand the cultural and environmental importance of beekeeping in the British Isles in both the pre-modern era and the 21st century.
Alyssa Parrnelli, Class of 2024
Hometown: Raleigh, NC
Majors: Classics, French minor
With the support of the Robinson Honors fellowship, Alyssa has been accepted to an archaeological topography team and will excavate the ancient city of Gabii, near Rome. After her field experience, she will further contextualize this work by visiting sites and museums in the Bay of Naples, such as Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Rachel Sarvey, Class of 2025
Hometown: Harrisburg, NC
Majors: Classics, Greek minor
Rachel will use the funds from the Robinson Honors Fellowship to support her travels to Eastern Crete to assist Dr. Donald Haggis in conducting an exploratory excavation of two sites, Ayios Antonios and Alykomouri, producing a field report from the findings.
Annie Veum, Class of 2024
Hometown: Apex, NC
Majors: History and Archaeology, Italian minor
This summer, Annie will travel to multiple cities in the UK to study the later Anglo-Saxon perception of pre-historical mounds through the execution cemeteries often associated with them, governmental documents, and the folkloric tales describing them. From this, I hope to gain a deeper understanding of the Anglo-Saxon perception of the past.