Pride Award for Excellence in LGBTQ Writing, Office of LGBT Life, Emory University
Professional Development Support Funds (Conference), Emory University, for travel to and attendance at the 2024 Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship Showcase and Reunion, New York Institute of Technology, New York, NY, USA
2024-2025
SIRE (Scholarly Inquiry and Research Experience) Dissertation Completion Fellowship for Graduate Students in the Humanities and Social Sciences, Emory University
2024
Teaching Grant, Department of English, Emory University, for hosting guest speaker, Amruta Patil, for ENG 213W: “Odbhuth” India: Queer Vernaculars of Indian Literature
Spring Series Grant, co-sponsored by Studies in Sexualities Advisory Board, the Office of LGBT Life, and the Department of Film and Media, Emory University, towards organising ““Odbhuth” India: A Spring Series on Queer Indian Cinema of the 1990s”
MLA Convention Grant, Modern Language Association of America, for travel to and attendance at the 2024 MLA Convention, Philadelphia, PA, USA
2023
Edward Guiliano Global Fellowship, Modern Language Association of America, for research visit to the Berg Collection, New York Public Library, New York City, NY, USA
Professional Development Support Funds (Training and Research), Emory University, for research visit to the Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, USA
2022
Professional Development Support Funds (Training and Research), Emory University, for research visits to Wren Library, Trinity College, University of Cambridge; King’s College Archive Centre, King’s College, Cambridge; and Special Collections, University of Reading, UK
MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies travel grant to attend Queering Masculinities in the Middle East and South Asia (March 31— April 2, 2022), closed workshop at Yale University, New Haven, USA
2021
RedInk Awards for Excellence in Journalism, 2021, Arts (Print), Nominee, for “Blending Out: Salman Toor’s Paintings Reveal a Spectrum of Queer Lives,” The Caravan
2020
The Studies in Sexualities Essay Prize, Best Graduate Student Essay, for “(Over)Bearing Desires: Reassessing hegemonic masculinity and validating female carnality in Radhika Govindrajan’s “The Bear Who Loved a Woman”,” Emory University
2019
TOTO Award for Creative Writing in English, 2020, Longlist
2019-2024
Laney Graduate School Fellowship for Doctoral Studies at Emory University
2017-2018
Felix Scholarship for Graduate Studies at the University of Oxford, Oxford, UK
