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07 2007 ANNUAL REPORT

NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES

NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 3 CHAIRMAN’S LETTER

The President The White House Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear Mr. President:

It is my privilege to present to you the 2007 annual report of the National Endowment for the Humanities. In September 2007, NEH’s We the People program celebrated its fifth anniversary. This year We the People continued to strengthen the teaching, study, and understanding of American history and culture through grants supporting hundreds of projects, including traveling library exhibitions on great Americans such as Benjamin Franklin; documentary films; summer workshops for schoolteachers; and our annual We the People Bookshelf program for libraries. In 2007 NEH also launched the pilot phase of an exciting new We the People initiative called “Picturing America,” which seeks to put some of our nation’s artistic masterpieces and iconic images in our schools, where they will help students trace our national story and learn about America’s principles. We the People is also ensuring that the “first draft” of our history is widely available. In March, we joined our partners at the Library of Congress to announce the debut of the “Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers” website, featuring more than 226,000 pages of public domain newspapers from six states and the District of Columbia published between 1900 and 1910. Ultimately, the “Chronicling America” website will offer all Americans a free, searchable database of some thirty million pages of historic U.S. newspapers. As NEH worked this year to promote and preserve America’s cultural heritage, we also expanded our efforts to collaborate and exchange new ideas in the humanities with our peers in other nations. In June, NEH senior leaders traveled to the People’s Republic of China, together with senior leaders of the other federal cultural agencies and members of the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities, as part of the first such U.S. cultural delegation to that nation. That month the Endowment also signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the National Research Council of Italy, to explore how we could promote cultural exchange and scholarly research in the humanities between Italy and the United States. Through these initiatives and many others, NEH is helping our citizens to explore both our own nation’s history as well as the history and culture of civilizations beyond our shores—bringing great ideas and the riches of our past to millions of Americans.

BRUCE COLE Chairman, National Endowment for the Humanities

NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 13 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ...... 3

Jefferson Lecture ...... 4

National Humanities Medalists ...... 5

Division of Education Programs ...... 7

Division of Preservation and Access ...... 14

Division of Public Programs ...... 26

Division of Research Programs ...... 32

Office of Challenge Grants...... 41

Office of Federal/State Partnership ...... 46

Miscellaneous Grants ...... 54

Panelists...... 57

National Council on the Humanities ...... 74

Senior Staff ...... 75

Budget Appropriation ...... 76

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2 THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES

In order “to promote progress and scholarship in the humanities and the arts in the United States,” Congress enacted the National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Act of 1965. This act established the National Endowment for the Humanities as an independent grant-making agency of the federal government to support research, education, and public programs in the humanities. In fiscal year 2007, grants were made through the Federal/State Partnership, four divisions (Education Programs, Preservation and Access, Public Programs, and Research Programs) and the Office of Challenge Grants. The act that established the National Endowment for the Humanities says, “The term ‘humanities’ includes, but is not limited to, the study of the following: language, both modern and classical; linguistics; literature; history; jurisprudence; philosophy; archaeology; comparative religion; ethics; the history, criticism, and theory of the arts; those aspects of social sciences which have humanistic content and employ humanistic methods; and the study and application of the humanities to the human environment with particular attention to reflecting our diverse heritage, traditions, and history and to the relevance of the humanities to the current conditions of national life.” The National Endowment for the Humanities supports exemplary work to advance and dis- seminate knowledge in all the disciplines of the humanities. Endowment support is intended to complement and assist private and local efforts and to serve as a catalyst to increase nonfederal support for projects of high quality. To date, NEH matching grants have helped generate almost approximately $1.98 billion in gift funds. Each application to the Endowment is assessed by knowledgeable persons outside the agency who are asked for their judgments about the quality and significance of the proposed project. Seven hundred and ninety-seven scholars, professionals in the humanities, and other experts served on 174 panels throughout the year.

INTRODUCTION 3 JEFFERSON LECTURE

On May 8, 2007, Harvey Mansfield delivered the 36th Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities at the Warner Theatre in Washington, DC. His talk was on “How to Understand Politics: What the Humanities Can Say to Science.” The Jefferson Lecture was established in 1972 as the highest honor the federal government bestows for distinguished intellectual and public achievement in the humanities. For more than forty years, Harvey Mansfield has been writing and teaching about political philosophy. His commentary “demonstrates the virtues that should guide scholars of the humanities,” writes Mark Blitz, a former student. Blitz explains those virtues as “patient exploration of the intention of a superior author, attention to other scholars and generosity to trailblazing teachers, brilliance and wit, and an eye toward what can improve us here and now.” Mansfield examines both contemporary politics and their historical origins. His fourteen books delve into the words of past thinkers such as Edmund Burke and Machiavelli, where he finds answers to puzzles such as why we believe today that political parties are respectable or desirable? The “Settlement of 1688,” Mansfield writes, “. . . resolved the religious issue by demoting it. . . . Party government required such a separation, because it was the operation of the religious issue in politics which caused great parties.” Mansfield credits Machiavelli as the mastermind behind modernity. “I think he was responsible for the original insight behind the American presidency,” says Mansfield. “Our country is the first republic that had strong executive power, as previously it was thought that executive power was contrary to republican principles. But we managed to combine this princely power with the people’s authority.” Mansfield grew up immersed in the field of politics—in New Haven, where his father was a professor of political science, and also in Washington, D.C., where his father worked for the Office of Price Administration during World War II. Mansfield remembers D.C. as an exciting place to be: “I saw many famous events, like Franklin Roosevelt’s funeral and the two parades, for victory in Europe and victory in Japan.” Years later, when he was an undergraduate at Harvard, a teaching assistant noted, “It’s in the cards for you to become a political scientist.” Mansfield recalls, “I don’t remember ever seriously considering any alternative.” He went on to earn his PhD from Harvard in 1961, and began teaching there the next year. Mansfield’s first book, Statesmanship and Party Government: A Study of Burke and Bolingbroke, came out in 1965. Since then he has published thirteen more books including three translations of Machiavelli and a translation of Alex de Tocqueville’s Democracy in America, which he co-trans- lated with his late wife Delba Winthrop. Articles and political analysis by Mansfield frequently appear in periodicals such as the Weekly Standard, the Wall Street Journal, the New Republic, the National Review, and the Times Literary Supplement. Mansfield’s most recent book, Manliness, looks at the effects of the sexual revolution on traditional masculine virtues. He defines “manliness” as “confidence and command in a situation of risk,” and offers examples of leaders who display this quality—from Achilles to Margaret Thatcher. “My book is a defense, but a qualified defense of manliness,” says Mansfield. “The good side is when the risk is of evil and the confidence is justified.” Mansfield’s numerous awards include a Guggenheim Fellowship and a National Humanities Medal. He has served as a member of the Council of the American Political Science Association and the National Council on the Humanities, as a fellow of the National Humanities Center, and as president of the New England Historical Association. He lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

NATIONALJEFFERSON ENDOWMENT LECTURE FOR THE HUMANITIES 34 NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALISTS

President George W. Bush awarded the National Humanities Medals for 2007 during a ceremony held in the White House East Room on November 15. Nine distinguished Americans and one cultural foundation were honored for their exemplary contributions to the humanities. The National Humanities Medal, first awarded in 1989 as the Charles Frankel Prize, honors individuals or groups whose work has deepened the nation’s understanding of the humanities, broadened our citizens’ engagement with the humanities, or helped preserve and expand Americans’ access to important resources in the humanities. A Cold War historian, a leading advocate of higher-education reform, and several award-winning authors are among the recipients. From one woman’s private news collection of local Wyoming history to an international organization’s recovery of over five million masterworks of art stolen by the Nazis in World War II, the work of these medalists is varied in its scope. Their achievements were cited at the ceremony:

DR. STEPHEN BALCH, scholar and advocate, was recognized “for leadership and advocacy uphold- ing the noblest traditions in higher education. His work on behalf of reasoned scholarship in a free society has made him a leading champion of excellence and reform at our nation’s universities.”

RUSSELL FREEDMAN, author, was recognized “for recounting the history of our nation’s struggle for liberty. With great insight and creativity, he has awakened young readers to our nation’s ongoing quest for justice for all.”

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON, military historian and author, was recognized “for scholarship on our civilization’s past and present. He has cultivated the fields of history and brought forth an abundant harvest of wisdom for our times.”

ROGER HERTOG, philanthropist, was recognized “for enlightened philanthropy on behalf of the humanities. His wisdom and generosity have rejuvenated institutions that are keepers of American memory.”

CYNTHIA OZICK, author, was recognized “for literary criticism which has traced the shifting cur- rents of American arts and letters. In her criticism and essays, she has been a lifelong advocate and practitioner of moral clarity and literary excellence.”

RICHARD PIPES, author and historian, was recognized “for peerless scholarship on Russia and Eastern Europe and for a life in service to freedom’s cause. He has shaped and sharpened our understanding of the eternal contest of liberty and tyranny.”

NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALISTS 5 PAULINE L. SCHULTZ, curator and author, was recognized “for stewardship of a precious trove of local historical knowledge. She has been a collector and curator of facts and artifacts that capture a century of human experience on Wyoming’s high plains.”

HENRY SNYDER, scholar and innovator, was recognized “for visionary leadership in bridging the worlds of scholarship and technology. His direction of massive projects in the digital humanities has opened new frontiers in cataloguing and preserving ideas and documents for future generations.”

RUTH WISSE, scholar and author, was recognized “for scholarship and teaching that have illuminated Jewish literary traditions. Her insightful writings have enriched our understanding of Yiddish literature and Jewish culture in the modern world.”

MONUMENTS MEN FOUNDATION FOR THE PRESERVATION OF ART was recognized “for sustained efforts to recognize the contributions of the scholar-soldiers of the Second World War. Our civilization is forever indebted to a handful of men and women who, in an era of total war, rescued and preserved a precious portion of the world’s heritage.”

NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALISTS 6 DIVISION OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Through the Division of Education Programs, NEH provides national support for faculty development and teaching resources in the humanities. These resources are developed with rigorous scholarship to meet the needs of America’s classrooms. The division’s programs address needs at all grade levels, from elementary through graduate school, and

help instructors bring humanities scholarship into their teaching.

EDUCATION PROGRAMS 7 Humanities Initiatives Virginia State University Colgate University Petersburg, VA Hamilton, NY for Faculty Dirk Peter Philipsen Alice S. Nakhimovsky $30,000 Four workshops on the history of $2,250* The development of a bilingual, Petersburg, aimed at developing a model for multimedia website on the everyday life Grants strengthen and enrich humanities educa- teaching local history in a global context. and implications of Soviet experimentation tion and scholarship in higher education. in communal apartment living or kom- White Earth Tribal and Community College , implemented as a tool of social California State Los Angeles University munalka Mahnomen, MN Nyleta Belgarde Auxiliary Services, Inc. policy from 1917 to the 1970s. $74,807 The development of a digital resource Los Angeles, CA H. Mark Wild to support the preservation and revitaliza- College of DuPage $30,000 A year-long project and a four-day tion of the Ojibwe language and culture. Glen Ellyn, IL Eva Maria Rapple symposium to explore current scholarship in $30,000 A yearlong workshop for seven full-time migration studies for faculty from California and seven part-time humanities and fine arts fac- State University, Los Angeles, and neighbor- Faculty Humanities ulty members to compare aesthetic concepts and ing Hispanic-Serving community colleges. Workshops beliefs in Asian and Western traditions through Dine College the study of philosophy and the fine arts. Grants fund institutionally and regionally Tsalie, AZ Cristine Soliz focused professional development opportunities College of Notre Dame of Maryland $25,540 A year-long series of workshops for both schoolteachers and college and Baltimore, MD Therese Marie Dougherty for faculty at Dine College exploring university faculty. $29,999 A series of workshops for sixteen Native American literature. high school Latin teachers on the history Amherst College El Paso Community College and culture of Augustan Rome. Amherst, MA Cynthia S. Dickinson El Paso, TX Mauricio Rodriguez $57,897 A workshop series for twenty- Columbia University $30,000 A series of workshops on Chicano/ four local K–12 teachers on the life New York, NY Roberta H. Martin Mexican-American studies for faculty and poetry of Emily Dickinson. $95,966 Teacher workshops in New at El Paso Community College. York, Florida, and Texas that draw upon Apprend Foundation Grambling State University the digital resources of Asia to explore Durham, NC Laurel Sneed Grambling, LA Hugh F. Wilson topics in early modern China. $194,750 The creation of lesson plans and $75,000 A month-long summer program of supporting materials for elementary and middle Community College Humanities Association study of Homer, Dante, Marie de France, schools on African-American entrepreneurs, arti- Newark, NJ George L. Scheper Christine de Pizan, and Shakespeare for sans, and abolitionists in the nineteenth century. $75,000 A residential program at the Library six to eight faculty members at Grambling of Congress for ten community college and participants selected from neighboring Baltimore City Public School System humanities faculty members to undertake Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Baltimore, MD Kevin Jenkins guided research and participate in lecture/ $74,896 A series of six full-day workshops Kentucky State University discussion sessions around the topic of for forty elementary and secondary school Frankfort, KY George P. Weick American cities and public spaces. history teachers on Baltimore’s history from $29,862 A program to enhance the comparative colonial times through the twentieth century. DePaul University study of classic works of Western civilization Chicago, IL Eric Selinger along with selected non-Western and African- City Lore: NY Center for Urban Folk Culture $64,788 An eleven-month workshop aimed at American works for ten faculty members New York, NY Marci Reaven providing twenty Chicago-area middle school engaged in revising the core curriculum. $71,700 A four-day workshop for fifty teachers with the knowledge and expertise to teachers of grades 4–8 on the history of Mississippi Valley State University teach poetry more effectively in their classrooms. the Erie Canal, from its groundbreak- Itta Bena, MS Jianqing Zheng ing in 1817 to the present day. Florida Humanities Council $30,000 A project on Richard Wright and his St. Petersburg, FL Monica Rowland works, to include workshops and the develop- Colgate University $45,568 Three one-day workshops for fifty ment of teaching materials, for faculty and Hamilton, NY Alice S. Nakhimovsky Florida K–12 teachers on historic St. Augustine schoolteachers from the Mississippi Delta. $700* The development of a bilingual, multime- and the Spanish colonial experience in America. dia website on the everyday life and implications Prairie View A & M University of Soviet experimentation in communal Folger Shakespeare Library Prairie View, TX James Palmer apartment living or kommunalka, implemented Washington, DC Michael LoMonico $74,843 A collaboration between Prairie as a tool of social policy from 1917 to the 1970s. $69,023 Weeklong workshops in Tulsa, View A & M University and Texas Southern Oklahoma, and New York City designed University to prepare faculty at both institu- to lead sixty teachers in an examination tions to develop and teach courses on the of two plays by William Shakespeare. history and the critical interpretation of film.

NATIONALEDUCATION ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 38 *Federal Matching Funds George Mason University Stanford University University of Wisconsin, Stout Fairfax, VA Kelly Schrum Stanford, CA Clayborne Carson Menomonie, WI Jerry Kapus $169,567 To create a web resource comprised $1,091* The development of a website of $74,906 A weeklong philosophy workshop of scholarly essays, teaching materials, and historical materials and related teaching for twenty high school teachers focusing primary sources focused on childhood and resources on Martin Luther King Jr., and on the examined life and its value. youth in American and world history. the modern Civil Rights Movement. Vermont Historical Society Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History Stanford University Barre, VT Jerry W. Desmarais New York, NY Karina Gaige Stanford, CA Rega Wood $33,242 A workshop series for twenty $45,290 A four-day workshop for thirty $3,385* The development of online and middle and high school teachers on schoolteachers focused on digital resources on print tools for teaching intermediate Latin Vermont’s historical, literary, and artis- the American Revolution and the Civil War. through medieval texts, introducing stu- tic legacy during the Gilded Age. dents to paleography and engaging them Keene State College in the history of Western thought, par- Witherspoon Institute Keene, NH Graham Donald Warder ticularly medieval natural philosophy. Princeton, NJ Bradford P. Wilson $199,740 The development of five website $180,000 The creation of an online resource modules on the life of Helen Keller in the Tennessee State Museum Foundation center on the concepts of natural law and natu- social and cultural context of her era. Nashville, TN Paulette Marie Fox ral rights and their relationship to the American $59,249 The creation of forty-nine activity founding and American constitutionalism. Lehman College Art Gallery and artifact trunks corresponding to nine Bronx, NY Susan Hoeltzel historical eras in Tennessee for teachers Landmarks of American $42,574* A three-year project to develop a to use in their classrooms in conjunction website documenting fifty historically and with a state history website. History and Culture architecturally significant buildings in the Bronx, which would include photographs and Theatre for a New Audience Grants support a series of one-week residence- written commentaries, biographies of architects, New York, NY Joseph Giardina based workshops at historic sites for teachers. neighborhood histories, lesson plans, virtual $50,791 A two-week summer workshop walking tours, and resources for further learning. for twenty New York City schoolteachers Appalachian State University on four of William Shakespeare’s plays. Boone, NC Neva Jean Specht Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts $142,761 Two one-week workshops for North Adams, MA Frances Jones-Sneed University of California, Davis eighty schoolteachers to explore the first $60,000 Six one-day workshops for fifteen Davis, CA Pamela Tindall seventy-five years of the Blue Ridge Parkway community college faculty and secondary $180,000 The expansion of an existing database as a case study of important themes in school teachers on African-American cultural of historical images as primary sources for early twentieth-century U.S. history. expression in Harlem, New York, and Chicago’s teaching United States history to include South Side following the Great Migration. images for world history, all aligned with state Architecture Resource Center and advanced placement history standards New Haven, CT Anna M. Sanko National Humanities Center and cross-referenced for comparative study, $135,000 Two one-week workshops for eighty Research Triangle Park, NC Richard R. Schramm all searchable and available free of charge. schoolteachers to study the history of New $198,912 The creation of an online collec- England slavery at sites throughout Connecticut. tion of historical documents, literary texts, University of California, Los Angeles and works of art on the Revolutionary Los Angeles, CA Diane G. Favro Bill of Rights Institute Arlington, VA period of American history. $179,996 The development and testing of Claire M. Griffin a web-based, three-dimensional model, $150,000 Two one-week summer workshops, Northern Illinois University and related learning materials of the held at Mount Vernon, for 100 schoolteach- DeKalb, IL Drew VandeCreek ancient Egyptian temple site of Karnak. ers, on George Washington and the genesis $155,488 The creation of ten online les- of the United States Constitution. son plans and accompanying materials University of Chicago exploring the society and culture of the Chicago, IL Gil J. Stein Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Birmingham, AL nineteenth-century Mississippi River Valley. $200,000 The development of academically Martha V. Bouyer excellent, free, online materials on the his- $217,000 Three one-week workshops for Northern Virginia Community College tory and culture of the Middle East for high 150 schoolteachers to study the Civil Rights Annandale, VA Charles T. Evans school teachers to use in their classrooms. Movement through historic sites in Birmingham, $29,920 A series of workshops and activities Selma, Montgomery, and Tuskegee, Alabama. for twelve faculty members to broaden their University of Virginia understanding of digital humanities and Charlottesville, VA Deborah W. Parker Claremont Graduate University Claremont, CA enhance their ability to use digitized humani- $10,000* The expansion of the web- Michael Uhlmann ties materials in the courses they teach. site, The World of Dante, to include $111,081 Two one-week, onsite workshops Purgatory and Paradise, and new visual, for seventy schoolteachers, on the history, art, audio, and textual resources. and architecture of the United States Capitol.

NATIONALEDUCATION ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 39 *Federal Matching Funds Community College Humanities Association Georgia Historical Society Minnesota Humanities Center Newark, NJ Paul Francis Benson Savannah, GA Stan Deaton St. Paul, MN Matthew Brandt $126,302 Two one-week workshops for $116,620 Two one-week workshops for $140,760 Two one-week workshops for fifty community college faculty on the fifty community college faculty members 100 schoolteachers to explore the role of Transcendentalists and nineteenth-century on African American life in rural and urban Minnesota’s iron range in American history. reform movements in Concord and its vicinity. communities in the Georgia low country. Montpelier Foundation Converse College Georgia State University Orange, VA William F. Harris, II Spartanburg, SC Melissa Walker Research Foundation, Inc. $159,143 Two one-week workshops for 100 $128,134 Two one-week summer workshops Atlanta, GA Timothy J. Crimmins schoolteachers on James Madison’s role for 100 schoolteachers on the American $155,000 Two one-week workshops for eighty in the creation of the U.S. Constitution, Revolutionary War in the Southern backcoun- schoolteachers on Southern segregation and held at Montpelier, Madison’s home. try, with visits to the sites of key battles. the Civil Rights Movement in Atlanta. National Constitution Center Dickinson College Henry Ford Community College Philadelphia, PA Steve M. Frank Carlisle, PA Matthew F. Pinsker Dearborn, MI Michael Daher $129,793 Two one-week workshops for $149,998 Two one-week workshops for 100 $119,886 Two one-week workshops for eighty schoolteachers on the Declaration of schoolteachers to examine the Underground fifty community college faculty to study Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Railroad in antebellum America. corporate, labor, and cultural history through Rights, including visits to key Philadelphia sites. primary sources and visits to the River Rouge East-West Center Plant and other important landmarks. National Constitution Center Honolulu, HI Namji Steinemann Philadelphia, PA Steve M. Frank $150,000 Two one-week workshops The Henry Ford $125,493 Two one-week workshops for for eighty schoolteachers to study the Dearborn, MI John Metz eighty schoolteachers on the Declaration of history and commemoration of the $142,752 Two one-week workshops Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. for eighty schoolteachers on America’s Rights, including visits to key Philadelphia sites. Industrial Revolution, held at Henry Eldridge Street Project Ford’s Greenfield Village, the Henry Ford National Trust for Historic Preservation New York, NY Annie Polland Museum, the Benson Ford Research Washington, DC Katherine Malone-France $160,152 Two one-week workshops for 100 Center, and the Ford Rouge Factory. $166,180 Two one-week workshops schoolteachers on the development and for 100 schoolteachers on slavery, interaction of Jewish, African-American, Jackson State University emancipation, Reconstruction, and segre- Italian, Irish, and Chinese communities in Jackson, MS Leslie B. McLemore gation in Washington, DC. the Lower East Side of New York City. $133,067 Two one-week workshops for fifty community college faculty anchored in National Trust for Historic Preservation Florida Humanities Council landmarks central to Freedom Summer and the Washington, DC Katherine Malone-France St. Petersburg, FL Monica Rowland Sanitation Workers’ Strike, important episodes $156,152 Two one-week workshops $135,309 Two one-week summer work- in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. for 100 schoolteachers on slavery, shops for 100 schoolteachers examining emancipation, Reconstruction, and segre- Spanish St. Augustine in the context Mark Twain House gation in Washington, DC. of American colonial history. Hartford, CT Jeffrey L. Nichols $149,836 Two one-week workshops to be Pennsylvania State University, Main Campus Florida Humanities Council held at Mark Twain’s home in Hartford for University Park, PA George W. Boudreau St. Petersburg, FL Ann Schoenacher 100 schoolteachers to study the treatment of $210,000 Three one-week summer work- $189,435 Three one-week workshops for race in Twain’s novels and short stories. shops for 120 schoolteachers on Benjamin 120 schoolteachers to explore Zora Neale Franklin’s life, ideas, and legacy, utilizing Hurston’s life and work in the context of Middle Tennessee State University important historical sites in Philadelphia. her hometown, Eatonville, Florida Murfreesboro, TN Janice Leone $140,915 Two one-week workshops for Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute eighty schoolteachers held at The Hermitage, Fremont, OH Steven L. Culbertson Hyde Park, NY David B. Woolner Andrew Jackson’s home, on major themes $107,212 Two one-week workshops for fifty $162,000 Two one-week workshops in nineteenth-century American history. community college faculty exploring how for 100 schoolteachers to examine the political cartoons and illustrations helped shape presidency of Franklin Delano Roosevelt Millsaps College American politics and culture in this period. at his residence in Hyde Park. Jackson, MS Suzanne Marrs $151,382 Two one-week workshops for Save Ellis Island Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute 100 schoolteachers to study landmarks Mt. Olive, NJ Dorothy W. Hartman Hyde Park, NY David B. Woolner and archival collections associated with $157,328 Two one-week workshops for $151,116 Two one-week workshops Eudora Welty in their historical context. eighty schoolteachers on the history of late for 100 schoolteachers to examine the nineteenth- and early twentieth-century presidency of Franklin Delano Roosevelt immigration at Ellis Island. at his residence in Hyde Park.

NATIONALEDUCATION ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 103 Save Ellis Island Wyoming Humanities Council Claremont Graduate University Mt. Olive, NJ Dorothy W. Hartman Laramie, WY Marcia W. Britton Claremont, CA Michael Uhlmann $157,105 Two one-week workshops for $151,391 Two one-week workshops for eighty $65,819 A two-week seminar for fifteen eighty schoolteachers on the history of late schoolteachers investigating women’s suffrage in high school teachers to study the origins nineteenth- and early twentieth-century the West at a number of Wyoming landmarks. and development of the U.S. Constitution’s immigration at Ellis Island. allocation of the war powers.

Society for Historians of the Seminars and Institutes Colgate University Early American Republic Hamilton, NY Graham Russell Hodges Philadelphia, PA Roderick A. McDonald Grants support national summer seminars and $135,328 A three-week institute for twenty- $88,072 Two one-week workshops for fifty institutes in humanities subjects for teachers. five middle and high school teachers on community college faculty members link- abolitionism and the Underground Railroad, American Academy in Rome ing important themes in early American using upstate New York as a case study. New York, NY Eleanor W. Leach history to key sites in Philadelphia. $126,673 A five-week seminar in Rome College of Notre Dame of Maryland Sonoma State University for fifteen college and university teachers Baltimore, MD Therese Marie Dougherty on the complexities of Roman identity Rohnert Park, CA Les Adler $194,100 A five-week institute for twenty-five $139,601 Two one-week workshops for within various subcultures of late middle and high school Latin teachers to contex- 100 schoolteachers to study the works of Republican and early Imperial Rome. tualize the study of Latin language and Roman Jack London in northern California. culture through on-site study of dwellings in and American Historical Association around Rome and in the region of Pompeii. Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville Washington, DC John R. Gillis Edwardsville, IL Caroline Pryor $170,386 A four-week summer institute College of the Holy Cross $134,107 Two one-week workshops for for twenty-five college and university Worcester, MA Todd Lewis teachers to study American history in 100 schoolteachers on Abraham Lincoln $199,602 A four-week summer institute and his role in American history, using a world-historical perspective. for thirty schoolteachers on the peoples sites in and near Springfield, Illinois. and traditions of the Himalayan region. American Shakespeare Center Staunton, VA University of Massachusetts, Lowell Ralph Cohen Columbia University Lowell, MA Peter S. O’Connell $177,350 A five-week institute for twenty- New York, NY Rachel Adams five college and university teachers on $224,794 Three one-week workshops for 135 $9,012 A five-week seminar for fifteen col- schoolteachers to study America’s industrial Shakespeare, to be held at the Blackfriars lege and university faculty to situate the revolution in Lowell, Massachusetts. Playhouse in Staunton, Virginia. study of American Literature in a hemi- spheric framework that includes Canada, Boston University University of Massachusetts, Lowell the Caribbean, and Latin America. Lowell, MA Beryl Rosenthal Boston, MA Peter Gibbon $224,576 Three one-week workshops for 135 $208,360 A four-week institute for thirty Community College Humanities Association schoolteachers to study America’s industrial schoolteachers on the personality, character, Newark, NJ Laraine Anne Fletcher and public life of Thomas Jefferson, to revolution in Lowell, Massachusetts. $179,970 A four-week summer institute in be held in Boston and Charlottesville. Peru for twenty-four college and university University of Missouri, Kansas City teachers to engage in on-site, interdisciplinary Brigham Young University, Provo Kansas City, MO Edeen Joyce Martin study of Andean cultures in the pre-Inkan, Provo, UT John R. Rosenberg $150,000 Two one-week workshops for Inkan, colonial, and modern periods. 100 schoolteachers on conflicts in Kansas $130,549 A five-week seminar in Spanish for and Missouri over conflicting visions of fifteen Spanish teachers to study dramatic Community College Humanities Association freedom during the Civil War era. literature and art on site in Madrid, Spain. Newark, NJ Beverly Blois A four-week summer institute in Center for Civic Education $178,841 Villanova University India for twenty-four college and university Calabasas, CA William F. Harris, II Villanova, PA Marylu Hill teachers to engage in on-site, interdisciplin- $169,996 A three-week institute for $146,603 Two one-week workshops for eighty ary study of India’s history and culture. schoolteachers on Benjamin Franklin’s life twenty-five schoolteachers on American and contributions to American civic character, political and constitutional thought. Dickinson College with visits to relevant Philadelphia sites. Carlisle, PA Nancy C. Mellerski Churchill Centre $112,317 A four-week summer seminar for Washington, DC James W. Muller Western Michigan University fifteen French teachers on the construction $131,423 A three-week summer insti- Kalamazoo, MI Fredrick John Dobney of, and challenges to, French republican tute in Great Britain for twenty-four $224,867 Three one-week workshops for identity over the last two centuries. 120 schoolteachers on American farm life teachers on the Anglo-American relationship in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. in the twentieth century as seen through Duke University the life of Winston Churchill. Durham, NC Ronald G. Witt $1,769 A four-week seminar for fifteen schoolteachers to study the writings of Petrarch in Provence, France.

EDUCATION PROGRAMS 11 Duke University Luther College SUNY Research Foundation, Durham, NC Ronald G. Witt Decorah, IA Norma J. Hervey College at Geneseo $123,043 A four-week seminar for fifteen $169,586 A five-week summer institute for Geneseo, NY William Cook schoolteachers to study the writings of thirty high school teachers on the complex $137,243 A six-week summer seminar Petrarch on site in Provence, France. history and continuing relevance of the in Rome, Siena, and Assisi, Italy, for col- Holocaust, to be held in Washington, DC, lege teachers to study the life, works, and Eastern Illinois University Berlin, Prague, Krakow, and other locations. representations of St. Francis of Assisi. Charleston, IL David Raybin $108,792 A four-week summer seminar Moravian College SUNY Research Foundation, Oswego for fifteen schoolteachers on Geoffrey Bethlehem, PA Hilde Marga Binford Albany, NY Edward J. O’Shea Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, to be held in $128,902 A four-week summer institute in $175,693 A four-week summer institute England in London and in Canterbury. Germany for twenty-five schoolteachers for twenty-five college and university on the life, music, and intellectual milieu teachers on William Butler Yeats’s life Ferrum College of composer Johann Sebastian Bach. and work, to be held in Ireland. Ferrum, VA Peter G. Crow $139,000 A four-week institute for twenty- New York Public Library Swarthmore College five college and university teachers on New York, NY Edward Kasinec Swarthmore, PA Roger M. Allen Appalachian history and culture. $133,000 A three-week institute for twenty- $108,428 A four-week summer seminar for five college and university teachers on visual fifteen high school teachers on the Arabic novel. Folger Shakespeare Library culture in Russia and the Soviet Union from Washington, DC Robert G. Young 1860 to 1935, to be held in New York City. University of California, Santa Cruz $200,000 A four-week institute for Santa Cruz, CA Murray Baumgarten twenty-five secondary schoolteachers North Dakota State University, Main Campus $199,285 A five-week institute for twenty-four to examine Shakespeare’s plays. Fargo, ND Thomas D. Isern college and university teachers in Venice on the $110,924 A five-week summer seminar for Jewish experience in the Venetian Ghetto, and George Mason University fifteen schoolteachers on the history and its cultural, intellectual, and historical contexts. Fairfax, VA T. Mills Kelly culture of the American Great Plains. $64,012 A two-week seminar for fifteen University of California, Santa Cruz high school history teachers on the events Northwestern University Santa Cruz, CA Brian Catlos of 1989 that prefigured the collapse of Evanston, IL Rachel E. Zuckert $182,245 A four-week institute for twenty- Communism in Eastern Europe and the $119,426 A three-week summer seminar for four college and university teachers in Tiananmen student uprising in China. fifteen college and university teachers on the Barcelona to examine the formative role aesthetic ideas of the Scottish Enlightenment of medieval Mediterranean culture in the Harvard University and their influence on near-contemporary emergence of the pre-modern West. Cambridge, MA Helen H. Vendler German philosophers, to be held at the $131,721 A three-week seminar for fifteen University of St. Andrews in Scotland. University of Chicago schoolteachers on the patterns of poetry Chicago, IL Fred M. Donner and how they mirror the patterns of life. Ohio State University Research Foundation $10,171 A six-week institute for twenty- Columbus, OH James P. Phelan five college teachers to explore the Harvard University $148,653 A six-week seminar for fifteen college growth of Islamic political, cultural, Cambridge, MA Henry Louis Gates and university teachers to study rhetorical and economic networks up to 1600. $204,250 A four-week institute for theories of fictional and nonfictional narra- twenty-five college and university teach- tive to be held at Ohio State University. University of Dayton ers on the Civil Rights Movement in the Dayton, OH Richard P. Benedum twentieth-century United States. Ohio State University Research Foundation $210,000 A four-week summer institute in Columbus, OH John N. King Vienna, Austria, for twenty-five schoolteach- Howard University $110,183 A four-week summer seminar ers to study the music of Wolfgang Amadeus Washington, DC James J. Davis for fifteen schoolteachers on the impact Mozart in its cultural and historical context. $190,000 A five-week institute for thirty college of religion on literature and history in and university teachers conducted in Spanish on England from 1385 through 1685. University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth teaching the literature of Equatorial Guinea. North Dartmouth, MA Gerard M. Koot San Diego State University Foundation $144,000 A five-week summer seminar in Library Company of Philadelphia San Diego, CA Kathleen B. Jones Nottingham, England for fifteen schoolteachers Philadelphia, PA Richard S. Newman $137,990 A six-week seminar for fifteen to study and interpret the experience of indus- $84,324 A four-week seminar for fif- schoolteachers to study three major works trialization in Britain between 1750 and 1850. teen schoolteachers on the American by political theorist Hannah Arendt, which abolitionist movement from the provide philosophical lenses to consider University of Miami Revolutionary War era to the Civil War. the problem of evil, the uses of terror, Coral Gables, FL Anne J. Cruz and the origins of totalitarianism. $131,796 A four-week seminar for fifteen schoolteachers on the picaresque literature of early modern Spain, to be held in Salamanca, Toledo, Sevilla, and Madrid, and conducted in Spanish.

EDUCATION PROGRAMS 12 University of Oregon, Eugene Eugene, OR Stephanie G. Wood $175,745 A four-week institute for thirty schoolteachers to study Mesoamerican history and culture through artifacts, architectural remains, and manuscript sources.

University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA Deane L. Root $193,117 A five-week institute for twenty-five schoolteachers that would explore topics in American history, including American values and attitudes, through the lens of music.

University of Tennessee, Chattanooga Chattanooga, TN Irven M. Resnick $198,545 A five-week summer institute for twenty-five college and university teachers on the significance of the Holy Land and Jerusalem in classical Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, to be held at Oxford University.

Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Charlottesville, VA Joseph Miller $144,434 A five-week summer seminar for fifteen schoolteachers on the African context of the transatlantic slave trade.

Wesleyan University Middletown, CT Stephen C. Angle $128,415 A six-week seminar for fifteen college and university faculty to bring Confucian and neo-Confucian texts into dialog with recent work in Western virtue ethics.

NATIONALEDUCATION ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 133 DIVISION OF PRESERVATION AND ACCESS

Through the Division of Preservation and Access, NEH combats the physical deterioration of humanities collections in America’s libraries, museums, archives, and historical organizations, ensuring access to these collections for research, education, and public programming.

NATIONALPRESERVATION ENDOWMENT AND ACCESS FOR THE HUMANITIES 143 Preservation and Access American Philological Association Association for Cultural Equity Philadelphia, PA New York, NY Grants Lisa D. Carson Anna L. Wood $16,689* The preparation of two volumes of $30,000** The safeguarding of datasets of l’Année philologique, a comprehensive bibliography geographically coded cross-cultural analyses Grants assist in the care of humanities of research in all fields of classical studies. of singing, dance, and speech. This data from collections and in the availability for use regions around the world was developed by the public. American Philosophical Society over the course of three decades by Alan Philadelphia, PA Martin L. Levitt Lomax and his colleagues in musicology, American Antiquarian Society $50,000* The installation of fire and security dance, anthropology, and linguistics. Worcester, MA Alan N. Degutis systems in Library Hall for the protection $349,874 The continued creation of a union of the society’s resources in early American Autry National Center catalog of all books, pamphlets, and broad- history and the history of science and Los Angeles, CA Steven Karr sides printed before 1877 in the United States technology, as well as manuscripts and $340,000 Digital imaging and cataloging of and Canada. This project would enhance printed materials documenting the cultural 15,000 California Indian ethnographic objects, 7,150 records and create 500 new records for and intellectual heritage of the nation. archaeological artifacts, and sound recordings imprints from the period 1801 through 1820. from the collections of the Southwest Museum. American Precision Museum American Antiquarian Society Windsor, VT Ann Lawless Balboa Art Conservation Center Worcester, MA Thomas Knoles $3,331 The purchase of supplies and San Diego, CA Janet E. Ruggles $241,945 The completion of a database of equipment to store collections housed in $333,000 A regional preservation field American electoral returns from 1788 through the 1846 National Historic Landmark service program that provides preservation 1825, which would enable the study of electoral Robbins and Lawrence Armory, an inter- surveys, workshops, technical consultations, participation, democratization, and party national engineering heritage site. and educational materials to museums development in the early Republican era. and historical organizations in California, Amigos Library Services, Inc. Arizona, Oregon, and Washington. American Congregational Association Dallas, TX Gina L. B. Minks Boston, MA Margaret Bendroth $550,000 A regional field service program that Bay Area & Peninsula Library System $4,027 A general preservation assessment provides workshops, consultations, preservation San Mateo, CA Linda D. Crowe and development of long-term preservation surveys, disaster response assistance, reference $408,000 Forty workshops on disaster prepared- plans for archival records from 206 churches services, and educational materials on preserva- ness and response that would result in disaster as well as 1200 periodicals, 550 linear feet of tion and digitization to libraries, archives, and plans for up to 450 libraries and archives in ten sermons, 160 hymn and tune books, and an cultural heritage organizations in the Southwest. western states and three Pacific territories. array of other materials related to the history of the Congregational Church in America Antiquarian and Landmarks Society, Inc. Bayshore Discovery Project from the eighteenth century to the 1980s. Hartford, CT Beverly Lucas Port Norris, NJ Meghan Elizabeth Wren $5,000 Environmental monitoring at eight $5,000 A general preservation assess- American Institute of Afghanistan Studies historic house museums, which house and ment of manuscripts, postcards, 250 Durham, NC Hiromi L. Sakata display nearly 10,000 historical and decorative photographs, and 200 books related to the $13,000* The digital reformatting of 2,600 objects and 400 linear feet of archival materi- twentieth-century history of watermen hours of Radio Afghanistan analog music tapes als that document four centuries of domestic and the bivalve harvesting industry in the created from 1960 to 1980 that document a architecture and family life in Connecticut. New Jersey areas of the Delaware Bay. significant period of Afghan history and culture. Arhoolie Foundation Big Pine Paiute Tribe of the Owens Valley American Institute of Physics El Cerrito, CA Tom Diamant Big Pine, CA Bill Helmer College Park, MD R. Joseph Anderson $40,000* The digitization of 10,000 45-rpm $5,000 A workshop to train staff in the care $62,231 The digitization and mounting on records in the Frontera Collection of Mexican of materials that document the history and the Internet of 500 oral history transcripts and Mexican-American Recordings, the creation culture of the tribe including archaeological and brief audio excerpts of interviews of images of the record labels and a finding aid, artifacts, oral histories, manuscripts, and with notable physical scientists. and the mounting of the audio recordings on recordings of Yokut and Paiute songs. the bilingual UCLA Digital Library website. American Museum of Natural History Billerica Public Library New York, NY Paul F. Beelitz Arizona Historical Foundation Billerica, MA Kathleen Meagher $350,000 The digital imaging of 25,021 Tempe, AZ Linda Whitaker $5,000 The purchase of storage supplies ethnographic artifacts and associated data $4,945 A preservation assessment of 300 manu- and environmental monitoring equipment from Mexico and South America documenting script collections, 12,000 photographs, 8,000 for archival records, books, pamphlets, more than 200 ethnic groups from Amazonian, books, audio and video collections, microfilms, microfilm, audiotapes, and newspapers that Andean Highlands, Gran Chaco, Mexican, and other materials related to Senator Barry document the town’s history, including the and Tierra del Fuego culture areas. Goldwater, and politics, the law, and the busi- development of its early mills and canals. ness, social, and cultural history of Arizona.

NATIONALPRESERVATION ENDOWMENT AND ACCESS FOR THE HUMANITIES 153 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Boston College California Institute of the Arts Chester County Historical Society Chestnut Hill, MA Steve Dalton Valencia, CA Karen Baxter West Chester, PA Ellen Endslow $4,080 Consultation to devise a preservation $5,000 Hiring a preservation consultant to $4,975 Hiring a consultant to assist in program for the library’s existing and future digi- assess the film and videotape collection and developing and implementing an emergency tal collections. The library houses special and preservation plan of CalArts, an organization preparedness plan. Among the society’s 80,000 archival collections related to Irish and British that houses and provides access to experimental objects are furniture built in the 1730s, agricul- studies, including manuscripts by literary figures and independent moving image animation tural tools and equipment, nineteenth-century such as William Butler Yeats, Hilaire Belloc, and created from the 1920s to the present. needlework samplers, scientific equipment, Graham Greene, as well as works published by Revolutionary and Civil War surgeon kits, paint- or about the Jesuits, and materials that docu- California State Railroad Museum ings by Benjamin West, Bass Otis, and Andrew ment Catholic liturgical movements in America. Sacramento, CA Ellen Halteman Wyeth, photographs, and library resources. $5,000 The purchase of environmental monitor- Boston Public Library ing equipment to assess the effects of relative Chicago Film Archives Boston, MA Ronald E Grim humidity, temperature, and light on collections Chicago, IL Carolyn Faber $135,000 Conservation treatment of 750 that document the history and technology of $5,000 A preservation assessment of maps, including 500 bird’s-eye view maps, railroads and railroading in California and the a moving image collection comprising and fifty atlases from the eighteenth and Western states from the 1850s to the present. 5,500 films, created in various formats nineteenth centuries, focusing on the Boston between 1911 and 1990, that focus on the area. The maps would receive conservation California State University, American Midwest; supplies approved by treatment—cleaning, repairing tears, etc.— Long Beach-University Library the consultant would also be purchased. Long Beach, CA and be rehoused in appropriate containers Ray Briggs and enclosures. The maps would also be $5,000 Hiring an archivist to conduct a general Children’s Center, Inc. digitized and made available on the Internet. preservation assessment of 500,000 sound Los Angeles, CA David Crippens recordings in a variety of formats, one million $3,000 A general preservation assessment Brewster Ladies Library Association still image negatives, and periodicals compris- of correspondence, photographs, and Brewster, MA Suzanne Teuteberg ing the collection of the California Institute other records related to the history of the $4,998 A preservation assessment of records, for the Preservation of Jazz, a state-wide Second Baptist Church of Los Angeles, manuscripts, and oral histories relating to the organization headquartered at the university. the Civil Rights Movement, Black primary history of the town of Brewster from 1799 to education, and the development of the the present, with additional support for archival Campbell Center for Historic African-American community in Los Preservation Studies supplies and workshop training for staff in Angeles from the 1880s to the present. Mt. Carroll, IL Sharon Welton the care of photographs and scrapbooks. $306,528 Educational programs focused on Cincinnati Art Museum Brown University the care of humanities collections for staff of Cincinnati, OH Cecile Mear Providence, RI Julia Hammond Flanders museums, libraries, and historical organizations. $4,920 The purchase of dataloggers to monitor $250,005 Twelve workshops for a total of temperature, relative humidity, and light levels Carnegie Institute Museum of Art 300–400 humanities faculty and graduate in the collections areas of the art museum. Pittsburgh, PA Louise W. Lippincott students that will explore digital text encoding as an essential method in humanities scholarship. $348,885 The cataloging, conservation, City of Central Falls creation of finding aids, and mounting on Central Falls, RI Laura Marlane Brown University the Internet of 26,963 images that docu- $4,743 Hiring a consultant to conduct a general Providence, RI Robert Scholes ment African-American history and culture preservation assessment of collections housed $332,823 Incorporating three early twentieth- in Pittsburgh from 1935 to 1975. in a Victorian-style historic house museum. century periodicals, The English Review, Center for Research Libraries Scribner’s, and Poetry: A Magazine of Verse, into a City of Greeley Museums Chicago, IL Bernard F. Reilly digital archive, the Modernist Journals Project. Greeley, CO Christopher L. Dill $350,000 Microfilm reformatting of 500,000 $3,092 The attendance of a curator at a Burlington County College pages of Latin-American newspapers held in workshop on the preservation and care Pemberton, NJ Susan Girard United States repositories, the cataloging of of image collections and the purchase of $4,660 The purchase of archival supplies and Latin-American newspaper holdings at partner supplies to rehouse 4,698 photographs the training of staff and volunteers in proce- institutions, and the expansion and enhance- in a museum collection centered on the dures for handling and storing photographs, ment of a database of international newspapers. history of Weld County, Colorado. documents, and artifacts that document Central Rappahannock Heritage Center the growth of the cranberry and blueberry City of Las Vegas Fredericksburg, VA Elizabeth Daly industries in the historic village of Whitesbog. Las Vegas, NM Linda L. Gegick $5,000 A general preservation assessment $4,851 Hiring preservation consultants to of manuscripts, documents, photographs, assess the City of Las Vegas Museum and drawings, maps, books, and deeds, wills, death Rough Rider Collection of 2,400 still images certificates and other vital records related to dating from the nineteenth and early twentieth the history of Fredericksburg, Virginia, and centuries, to conduct a two-day workshop surrounding area from the 1720s to the 1990s. on this media for the staffs of other small museums in New Mexico and the purchase of supplies to rehouse the photographs.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 16 City of Manchester Parks, Columbia University Ella Sharp Museum Recreation and Cemetery Department New York, NY Michael T. Ryan Jackson, MI Jim Zuleski Manchester, NH Judith Aron $154,755 Arrangement, description, pres- $5,000 Purchasing preservation boxes $5,000 A general preservation assessment ervation, and selected digitization of the and materials to rehouse textiles in the of archives, record books, deeds, blueprints, New York Chamber of Commerce and museum’s newly renovated storage area. maps, certificates, lot books, and other records Industry records, comprising 399 linear documenting nine municipal cemeteries feet and 560 architectural drawings. Ellwood House Museum in Manchester, New Hampshire, from the DeKalb, IL April Arrecis 1820s through the twentieth century. Conservation Center for Art $5,000 The purchase of supplies and furniture and Historic Artifacts to house archival materials in Ellwood House, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Philadelphia, PA Ingrid E. Bogel built in 1879 by Isaac Ellwood, one of the first Williamsburg, VA Lisa E. Fischer $410,000 A regional preservation field manufacturers of barbed wire. The home was $275,152 The creation of a Geographic service program that provides preserva- occupied until 1964 by several generations Information Systems software tool that will tion surveys, workshops, technical of the Ellwood family and contains original enable users to construct complex multilayered consultations, and educational materials to furnishings, art, accessories, textiles, tools, and time-based queries to analyze the growth libraries, archives, museums, and historical business papers, diaries, photographs, maps, and development of Colonial Williamsburg. organizations in the Mid-Atlantic states. ledgers, and other archival materials.

Colorado State University CRCL INC Emory University Fort Collins, CO Linda G. Frickman San Clemente, CA Paul Sidwell Atlanta, GA Naomi L Nelson $5,000 A preservation assessment of the $349,952 Preparation of a lexical database, $280,369 The mass deacidification of 6,500 storage facilities for the artifacts and works an etymological dictionary, and a collabora- volumes, the cataloging of 4,000 volumes, of art on paper in the university’s art center tive website for research on the Mon-Khmer and the rehousing of embrittled materi- and the purchase of preservation supplies and languages, which include the national languages als from the Danowski Poetry Library. storage furniture for rehousing the collections. of Vietnam, Cambodia, communities in India, China, Burma, Malaysia, Laos, and Thailand. Explorers Club, Inc. Colorado State University New York, NY Dorthea Sartain Fort Collins, CO Dawn E. Bastian CUNY Research Foundation, $5,000 A preservation assessment of the club’s $338,444 Creation of encoded archival Graduate School and University Center collections, which include manuscripts, film, description finding aids for 558 linear feet New York, NY Dee L. Clayman photographs, books, and maps on exploration of archives and the digitization of 20,000 $33,505* The addition of ten volumes to the and travel in the nineteenth and twentieth historical and legal records related to the Database of Classical Bibliography, an electronic centuries as well as the institution’s records since history of twentieth-century water policy along resource containing the retrospective volumes of 1904. Many of the archival materials relate the Columbia and Colorado river basins. l’Année philologique, the international bibliogra- to the history of Arctic exploration, including phy of record for the field of classical studies. the Lady Franklyn Bay Expedition of 1881. Columbia County Historical Society Kinderhook, NY Helen M. McLallen David Library of the American Revolution Fifth Maine Regiment Museum $5,000 The construction of a storage unit Washington Crossing, PA Meg Sweeney Peaks Island, ME Kimberly A. MacIsaac and hanging racks for artwork, primarily $60,000 Conservation treatment and rehousing $1,139 The purchase of shelving and sup- portraits and landscapes from the early of 2,482 manuscripts, including letters and plies for the storage of Civil War holdings nineteenth-century to the present that journals of Washington, Jefferson, Hamilton, and materials that document the history document the Dutch cultural heritage of Adams, and other prominent figures from of Peaks Island from the mid-1700s to the the Hudson Valley region and towns such the American Revolution, 1774 to 1800. present. Three recently acquired collections of as Spencertown and Kinderhook. photographs, uniforms, weapons, equipment, Denison University household artifacts, and archival materials will Granville, OH Melinda McPeek Columbia University be rehoused in a newly created storage room. New York, NY Ehsan O. Yarshater $5,000 The purchase of archival sup- $150,000 Preparation of the Encyclopædia plies and storage furniture to rehouse the Flannery O’Connor-Andalusia Foundation Iranica, a multidisciplinary reference work university museum’s collection of Chinese Milledgeville, GA Craig Ross Amason and research tool on Iranian history and rubbings of shrines and temples of the $5,000 A preservation assessment of collec- civilization from prehistory to the present. Han, Tang, Song, and Qing Dynasties. tions at Andalusia, the family farm where Flannery O’Connor lived for thirteen years, Detroit Historical Society Columbia University until her death in 1964. The ten-room Detroit, MI Alease Johnson New York, NY Ehsan O. Yarshater house contains furniture, household acces- $285,223* The preparation and publication of $113,100 Technological upgrades to the sories, photographs, and documents. the Encyclopædia Iranica, a multivolume reference society’s security system to preserve 200,000 work on the Near East and Central Asia. artifacts reflecting the history of Detroit.

Columbia University District of Columbia Public Library New York, NY Ehsan O. Yarshater Washington, DC Ginnie Cooper $37,862* The preparation and publication of the $30,000** Recovery and conserva- Encyclopædia Iranica, a multivolume reference tion of the Peabody Collection, work on the Near East and Central Asia. Georgetown Neighborhood Library.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 17 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Franklin County Historical GRACE Historical Society of Palm Beach County and Museum Society Hardwick, VT Carol A. Putnam Palm Beach, FL Loren Alexander Mintz Malone, NY Anne Werley Smallman $5,000 A preservation assessment of storage $5,000 A general preservation assessment of $4,850 Preservation assessment of archival conditions and a conservation assessment for the historical society’s books, photographs, records, daybooks, ledgers, scrapbooks, a collection of 1,300 artworks by Vermont maps, newspapers, journals, periodicals, registers, maps, and other materials related contemporary folk artist, Gayleen Aiken. architectural drawings, furniture, art objects, to the cultural, political, agricultural, and artifacts, and textiles. Most of the materials business history of Franklin County, New Harriet Beecher Stowe Center date from the 1870s to the late twentieth York, from the 1820s to the 1970s. Hartford, CT Katherine Kane century. Among the rarest objects is a pre- $100,000 Installation of climate control Columbian, wooden human effigy that has Freeport Historical Society and fire suppression systems to preserve been dated to between CE 900 to 1200. Freeport, ME Randall Wade Thomas the material culture, library and archival $5,000 The purchase of storage shelving, collections that are stored and displayed in Historical Society of Pennsylvania supplies, and environmental monitoring equip- the historic houses relating to the life of Philadelphia, PA Joan Saverino ment for the care of collections in Harrington Harriett Beecher Stowe, her family, and $347,520 Development of PhilaPlace, an inter- House (1830). These historical artifacts and American society in the nineteenth century. active web resource on the history, culture, and archival materials document the history of architecture of Philadelphia’s neighborhoods. Freeport, Maine, from 1750 to the present. Harry S Truman Library Institute The Historical Society of Pennsylvania, the Independence, MO Clay Bauske Philadelphia Department of Records, and the Frelinghuysen Morris Foundation $125,000 A preservation assessment and University of Pennsylvania’s School of Design Lenox, MA Kinney Frelinghuysen installation of a new climate control system to would work with neighborhood organizations $5,000 Development of a long-range preser- ensure the long-term preservation of artifacts to develop a prototype website focused initially vation plan to guide the care of collections in the post-presidential office of Harry S on two neighborhood clusters. In addition to at the Frelinghuysen Morris House and Truman. The collections include the former historical records, maps, and photographs, Studio, which was home to abstract artists president’s books, office furniture, personal the site will include an in-depth Geographic George L.K. Morris (1905–1975) and Suzy belongings, photographs, and family mementos. Information System model of Southwark, a Frelinghuysen (1911–1988). The collection neighborhood with a 300-year history as a center includes their own art as well as works by Harvard University of industry, transportation, and immigration. such artists as Braque, Matisse, Arp, Leger, Cambridge, MA Peter Bol and Gris, along with extensive archival $256,390 The creation of an authoritative Historical Society of Pennsylvania materials and household furnishings. common-base geographic information system for Philadelphia, PA Matthew Lyons Chinese history from 221 BCE to 1911 CE, in col- $135,620 Arranging, describing, conserving, Fremont Indian State Park and Museum laboration with Fudan University of Shanghai. and rehousing 400 linear feet of records of Sevier, UT Kari Anna Carlisle the Chew family of Philadelphia covering $5,000 The purchase of preservation supplies Heritage Museums and Gardens the period from 1760 to the present. and environmental monitoring equipment to Sandwich, MA Jennifer Yunginger Madden care for the museum’s archaeological hold- $4,489 A conservation assessment of 102 History San Jose ings, excavated from sites around Clear Creek Currier & Ives lithographs and the preparation San Jose, CA Alida J. Bray Canyon in central Utah. The majority of the of a treatment plan for their preservation. $17,138* The purchase of storage furniture collection is from the Five Finger Ridge site, a and supplies to rehouse 5,000 linear feet Historic Charleston Foundation large Indian village dating from CE 1200 to 1350. of archival and manuscript collections Charleston, SC Karen Brickman Emmons related to the history of California’s Santa General John A. Logan Museum $896 The purchase of a storage cabinet and Clara Valley from 1777 to the present. Murphysboro, IL Vickie Lynn Devenport archival supplies to rehouse historic Sanborn $5,000 A general conservation assessment of fire insurance maps, documenting buildings History San Jose collections that examine the life of General and properties in Charleston in 1866. San Jose, CA Alida J. Bray John Logan (1826–1886), who volunteered for $26,929* The purchase of storage furniture the Mexican War in 1846, became a volunteer Historic House Trust of New York City and supplies to rehouse 5,000 linear feet general in the Civil War, and then pursued a New York, NY Sandra Elaine Huber of archival and manuscript collections political career that led from county clerk to $4,500 Consultation with a preservation expert related to the history of California’s Santa U.S. Senator. The museum’s collections include who will review environmental monitoring data Clara Valley from 1777 to the present. household furnishings, military memorabilia, and recommend actions to improve conditions photographs, maps, and correspondence. in the Trust’s historic house museums. Four Huntington Library properties have been selected for analysis: San Marino, CA Jennifer A. Watts George Mason University the Alice Austen House Museum (ca. 1690) $261,852 Arrangement and description Fairfax, VA Tom Scheinfeldt on Staten Island with nineteenth-century of ninety linear feet of archives, including $349,781 The development of a col- contents that document Austen’s life as a 80,000 photographs, correspondence, and laborative, bilingual, online archive prolific photographer; the Dyckman Farmhouse business records created by Maynard L. documenting the Bracero Program, which Museum (1784), the last surviving farmhouse Parker (1900–1996), noted photographer of brought Mexican guest workers to the in Manhattan; Lefferts Historic House, an eigh- American architecture and landscapes. The United States between 1942 and 1964. teenth-century Dutch-American farmhouse that project would also digitize a selection of 5,000 focuses on Brooklyn family life; and Merchant’s photographs for mounting on the Internet. House Museum (1832), with its nineteenth- century household and textile collections.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 18 *Federal Matching Funds Idaho State Historical Society John Wesley Powell Museum Library Company of Philadelphia Boise, ID Linda Morton-Keithley Page, AZ Kimberly Keisling Philadelphia, PA James N. Green $5,000 A preservation assessment of 50,000 $5,000 The purchase of storage furniture $124,800 Cataloging and conserving 2,884 cubic feet of manuscripts and archival and supplies to properly house nine of the pre-1820 pamphlets, broadsides, bound books, records, 30,000 rolls of microfilm, 500,000 museum’s archival collections, which document and other imprints published in America photographs, 5,000 films and videotapes, the history of the city of Page, nearby Lake from the Michael Zinman Collection. 3,100 oral histories, 32,000 maps, and 25,000 Powell, Monument Valley, and the Four-Corners books and periodicals related to the state’s region. Materials to be rehoused include Library of Virginia political, cultural, and social history from photographs, maps, oral histories, newspapers, Richmond, VA Errol Somay the mid-nineteenth century to the 1990s. and documents dealing with the exploration, $349,471 The digitization of 112,000 settlement, and development of this region. pages of Virginia newspapers, dating from Indiana University of Pennsylvania 1900 to 1910, as part of a test bed for the Research Institute Kitsap County Historical Society National Digital Newspaper Program. Indiana, PA Theresa McDevitt Bremerton, WA Carolyn McClurkan $4,710 A preservation assessment of records $4,806 A general preservation assessment Lincoln University, Pennsylvania and artifacts created or owned by the Rochester of six collections comprising 86,000 pho- Lincoln University, PA Susan G. Pevar and Pittsburgh Coal Company, the largest tographs and negatives that document the $1,600 A preservation survey of a collection mining operation in Southwestern Pennsylvania, history and culture of western Washington of 200 audiotapes that document the Civil from 1881 to the end of the twentieth century. State from 1913 to the mid-1980s. Rights Movement and other activities from the Among the rare items in this collection are 1950s through the 1980s at Pennsylvania’s only maps that document digging activity in the mine Lasell College Brennan Library historically black university, founded in 1854. and property lines above ground since 1886. Newton, MA Marilyn Negip $4,216 The purchase of archival sup- Little Compton Historical Society Indiana University, Bloomington plies, storage shelving, ultraviolet shields Little Compton, RI Helen S. Bridge Bloomington, IN Alan R. Burdette for fluorescent lights, and environmental $5,000 Purchasing storage shelving and $349,910 The implementation and testing monitoring equipment to preserve archives materials to rehouse collections that include of a paradigm of best practices devised in on the history of women’s education and library and archival materials, men’s and a previous NEH research and development Lasell College from 1851 to the present. women’s clothing and rugs, books on project for preserving analog sound record- nineteenth-century education, documents ings by converting them to digital form. Leo Baeck Institute, Inc. and photographs related to the Sakonnet New York, NY Renata Stein Lighthouse, and maps and records of the International Center of Medieval Art $5,000 A conservation assessment of 150 pastel community of Little Compton, Rhode Island. New York, NY Susan Leibacher Ward drawings, dating from the eighteenth century, $228,436 Preparation of Gothic Sculpture documenting German-Jewish life and culture. Littleton Historical Society, Inc. in America, volume 3 of a four-volume Littleton, MA Carolyn L. Mueller descriptive catalog of medieval sculpture in Lewis and Clark College $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture and pres- public collections in the United States. Portland, OR James P. Kopp ervation supplies for manuscripts, scrapbooks, $4,893 A preservation assessment of the genealogies, maps, and other records related to Iraq Memory Foundation library’s collections with particular focus on the history of Littleton, Massachusetts, and sur- Washington, DC Hassan Mneimneh special and archival collections. Among the rounding areas from the early eighteenth century $383,040 A project to archive and annotate latter are: an extensive collection of books, to the present. There would also be a preserva- more than six million pages of documents newspapers, pamphlets, and manuscripts related tion training for staff of local institutions. of the former Saddam Hussein regime and to the Lewis and Clark expedition (1804–1806) Ba’ath Arab Socialist Party in Iraq (1991–2003) and literary manuscripts and papers of poets Louisiana Museum Foundation at a documentation center to be established such as Edwin Markham and William Stafford. New Orleans, LA Greg Lambousy in the city of Erbil, in northern Iraq. $368,511 Relocating the collections of Library and Archives of New Hampshire’s the Louisiana State Museum affected Jacobsburg Historical Society Political Tradition by Hurricane Katrina to the Old Mint Nazareth, PA Jan Ballard Concord, NH Lori Fisher Building in New Orleans and install- $4,865 Preservation assessment of some $4,700 Purchase of environmental monitoring ing enhanced storage capacity. forty-one linear feet of correspondence, equipment and consultation with a conservator diaries, journals, ledgers, and vital records, to study conditions in the New Hampshire Lutheran Theological Seminary 1,000 photographs and books related to Political Library and the Franklin Pierce Manse at Philadelphia the William Henry family, American fire- (built ca. 1838), where Pierce and his family Philadelphia, PA Karl Krueger arms manufacturer from 1740 to 1989. lived from 1842 to 1848. The Manse and the $5,000 Purchase of exhibition cases and Library recently merged and their combined bookmounts to preserve materials on collections provide researchers and the public a display at the library. The library’s collec- better understanding of our fourteenth president tions contain cuneiform tablets, illuminated and New Hampshire’s political history. manuscripts, and approximately 6,000 rare books related to biblical, theological, and Reformation studies as well as to the American- Lutheran experience in the colonial era.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 19 Mark Twain House Montana State University, Billings Museum of History and Art, Ontario Hartford, CT Patricia Philippon Billings, MT Eileen Wright Ontario, CA Theresa E. Hanley $3,581 A conservation assessment of ninety-five $5,000 Attendance for a special collections $5,000 The purchase of cabinets for the storage pieces of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century librarian at three one-week workshops at of material culture collections that document furniture, most of which are displayed in the the Preservation Management Institute industries important to the development of Mark Twain House where Samuel Clemens and in New Jersey. Based on the workshop Ontario, California, including citrus growing, his family lived from 1874 until 1891. Sixty of training, the librarian would perform a viticulture, mining, assaying, and ranching. the furnishings belonged to the author or his preservation assessment and create a disaster immediate family and include an elaborately management plan for the institution. Museum of New Mexico Foundation carved bed purchased in Venice in 1878, Santa Fe, NM Wanda Edwards Twain’s billiard table, and a crib. Montclair Art Museum $501,449 The purchase and installation of com- Montclair, NJ Renee Powley pact storage furniture and supplies to rehouse MedStar Research Institute $5,000 The purchase of shelving for the storage and relocate 10,735 artifacts previously stored at Hyattsville, MD Carole Lever of American Indian baskets and consultation the Palace of Governors building to the newly $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture, with a conservator who will examine selected constructed New Mexico Museum of History. environmental monitoring equipment, and baskets and conduct an on-site preservation storage supplies to rehouse 182 linear feet of workshop for the museum’s staff. The collec- Museum of Northern Arizona correspondence, reports, financial records tion dates from the mid-1800s to the present Flagstaff, AZ Elaine R. Hughes and other archival materials, as well as books and includes household, ceremonial, and $550,000 The purchase of storage and pamphlets related to the history of Union early tourist-trade baskets with key examples furniture and the relocation of the Memorial Hospital, founded in 1854. from California and the Southwest. museum’s 6,882-item regional ethnographic collection to a new repository. Midwest Art Conservation Center Moravian College Minneapolis, MN Colin D. Turner Bethlehem, PA Jan Ballard Museum of Photographic Arts $15,000* A regional preservation field-service $5,000 A preservation assessment survey of San Diego, CA Barbara Pope program that provides surveys, workshops and archival and special collections that docu- $5,000 Hiring two preservation consultants seminars, disaster assistance, and information ment the history of the Moravian church in to develop and test a disaster recovery services to museums, historical organizations, America, its early educational efforts, and the management plan, purchase supplies, and libraries, and archives in the Upper Midwest. settlement of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The train the staff of the museum in emergency collections include materials in multiple formats, management preparedness. The museum holds Minnesota Historical Society dating from the early 1700s to the present. a collection of nineteenth- and twentieth- St. Paul, MN Robert Horton century photographs, including materials $199,108 Digitization of 100,000 pages Morris Museum, Inc. from the former Soviet Union. of Minnesota newspapers dating from Morristown, NJ Deborah Farrar Starker 1880 to 1910 as part of the National $37,000* The purchase of cabinetry and National Museum of American Jewish History Digital Newspaper Program. shelving for the visible storage of the Murtogh Philadelphia, PA Claire Pingel D. Guinness collection of American and $5,000 The purchase of storage cabinets Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, European mechanical musical instruments and archival supplies to rehouse oversized Perkinston Campus and automata, which date from the early artifacts, such as posters, newspapers, prints, Perkinston, MS Charles L. Sullivan sixteenth to the twentieth century. and drawings, that document American $12,978 The purchase of dehumidifiers and air Jewish history and culture. circulation equipment for library and archival Morris Museum, Inc. collections affected by Hurricane Katrina. Morristown, NJ Deborah Farrar Starker New Castle Historical Society $82,255 The purchase of cabinetry and New Castle, DE Rebecca L. Wilson Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, shelving for the visible storage of the Murtogh $5,000 An assessment of environmental Perkinston Campus D. Guinness collection of American and conditions and development of a plan to Perkinston, MS Charles L. Sullivan European mechanical musical instruments preserve collections of decorative and fine $29,984** Down South with the Dixie and automata, which date from the early arts, furniture, textiles, and archives stored and Press: Saving the Images of the pre- sixteenth to the twentieth century. displayed in the historical society’s Dutch House Katrina Mississippi Gulf Coast. (c.1692–1701) and Amstel House (1738). Multnomah County Library Montana Historical Society Portland, OR Terry D. Baxter New England Quilt Museum Helena, MT Brian L. Shovers $5,000 Purchase of preservation supplies Lowell, MA Connie Colom $4,905 A preservation assessment of a to rehouse 84,000 photographs and 440 $4,070 Hiring a consultant to conduct an collection of maps of Montana dating volumes of court journals, coroner’s reports, onsite consultation and facility review to from 1864 to the 1940s, documenting the general ledgers, budget reports and other develop a disaster preparedness and response development of towns and the growth of records related to the history of Multnomah plan. The consultant will collaborate with mining, railroads, and cattle ranching. County, Oregon, from 1854 to 1990. staff of the museum to conduct a one-day workshop to implement the disaster plan.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 20 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant New Jersey State Library Newberry Library Norwich Free Academy Foundation, Inc. Trenton, NJ Deborah Mercer Chicago, IL John H. Long Norwich, CT Susan Frankenbach $4,850 A preservation assessment of some 4,000 $131,514 Completion of the Digital Atlas $4,951 The purchase of archival supplies, books and 4,000 linear feet of broadsides, maps, of Historical County Boundaries, illustrat- storage cabinets, and shelving to rehouse atlases, newspapers, and other materials related ing all changes in the boundaries, names, more than 600 works of art on paper, to New Jersey history, politics, and law from organization, and attachment of every documenting the history of Norwich from the the mid-seventeenth century to the early 1900s. United States county from 1619 to 2000. eighteenth through the twentieth century.

New York Public Library New-York Historical Society Noyes Museum New York, NY Evelyn Frangakis New York, NY Roberta J. M. Olson Oceanville, NJ Michael Cagno $350,000 A joint project of the New York Public $100,000 Conservation treatment and $3,872 The purchase of temperature and Library and the Image Permanence Institute digitization of 847 drawings and watercol- humidity, light, and insect monitoring equip- to determine best practices for monitoring, ors by James Carroll Beckwith, William ment and staff training in their use to improve evaluating, and optimizing environmental Guy Wall, John James Audubon, William storage conditions for the museum’s collections storage conditions in cultural repositories. T. Crane, and other noted artists. of American fine and folk art and its collection of the folk art of southern New Jersey. New York Public Library New-York Historical Society New York, NY William Stingone New York, NY Henry F. Raine Occidental College $25,000* Enhancing descriptive records $241,456 Cataloging, rehousing, and preserv- Los Angeles, CA Emily Anne Bergman and rehousing 1,200 linear feet of records ing 18,000 pamphlets, including speeches, $5,000 A preservation assessment of the documenting the conception, planning, political tracts, annual reports, biographical library’s special collections, which include realization, and operation, from 1935 through sketches, catalogs, and sermons dating from papers and works by poet Robinson Jeffers, 1945, of the 1939 New York World’s Fair. the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. writer Upton Sinclair, and artist Gordon Newall. The library also houses the Risdon New York Public Library Nichols House Museum, Inc. Collection on Abraham Lincoln and the Civil New York, NY Peter Levine Boston, MA Flavia Cigliano War and a collection of first-person narratives $3,249 The purchase of storage furniture, $5,000 The assessment of environmental by explorers and settlers of the American West. archival supplies, and environmental monitoring conditions and the development of a plan to equipment to preserve archives and publica- preserve collections of household furnishings, Ohio Genealogical Society tions relating to the history of Staten Island. decorative and fine arts, textiles, and archives Mansfield, OH Thomas Stephen Neel stored and displayed in the Nichols House, an $4,027 The purchase of archival supplies to New York Public Library 1804 four-story brick townhouse attributed to rehouse manuscripts, newspapers, photo- New York, NY John R Balow architect Charles Bullfinch. Ninety percent of graphs, court records, church records, ledgers, $313,085 Digitization of 100,000 pages the collections are original to the Nichols family, and ephemera on Ohio family history. of New York newspapers, dating from who lived in the house from 1885 to 1960. 1900 to 1910, as part of the test bed for the Oklahoma City University National Digital Newspaper Program. North Texas History Center Oklahoma City, OK Victoria Kathleen Swinney McKinney, TX Donald Robert Hoke $4,965 A preservation assessment of the New York State Library $5,000 The purchase of storage furniture library’s archives and special collections Albany, NY Loretta Ebert and preservation supplies to rehouse and the purchase of preservation supplies. $58,000 Conservation treatment and rehous- maps, posters, and 800 photographs The collections include records related to ing of the earliest family correspondence, related to the history of Collin County, the history of the Methodist Church in accounts and other materials from the Van Texas, from the 1870s to the 1970s. Oklahoma and materials that document Rensselaer Manor Papers. The collection state politics and Oklahoma City history. details Dutch colonial heritage in America Northeast Document Conservation Center from 1630 to the late nineteenth century. Andover, MA Lori Ranada Foley Orcas Island Historical Museum $60,000* A preservation field service pro- Eastsound, WA Kathleen Collister New York Studio School of Drawing, gram that provides surveys, workshops and $100,000 Installation of climate control, fire Painting and Sculpture, Inc. seminars, technical consultations, and disaster suppression systems, and security systems in New York, NY Charlotte Priddle assistance to institutions in the Northeast. a central storage facility and six exhibition $2,100 Hiring a preservation consultant to structures that house 500 baskets, masks, assess a collection of 1,350 audio and vid- Northeast Document Conservation Center carvings, tools, and other American Indian eotapes of lectures from 1966 to the present Andover, MA Rebecca Hatcher (Salish) artifacts dating from pre-history to the given by prominent artists and scholars $153,750 Four workshops entitled Stewardship nineteenth century. Also included are tools, (among them Willem de Kooning, Philip of Digital Assets, which would be offered ceramics, furniture, textiles and other items that Guston, and Buckminster Fuller) that focus around the country for staff in libraries, document white settlement in Washington state on theories and philosophies of the arts. archives, and historical organizations. during the 1800s, and some 1,000 photographs from the 1890s to the 1970s.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 21 *Federal Matching Funds Packwood House Museum Rosenbach Museum and Library Smoki Museum, Inc. Lewisburg, PA Richard Allen Sauers Philadelphia, PA Judith M. Guston Prescott, AZ Adam Edward Mikos $5,000 Purchase of storage furniture and $3,784 The purchase of data loggers and a $4,745 A preservation assessment of the preservation supplies to rehouse 250 linear light meter to monitor environmental condi- museum’s collection of American Indian feet of manuscripts related to the life and tions in the 1860s Rosenbach townhouse and holdings, which include prehistoric materi- career of theater and dance educator Edith adjacent building where 30,000 rare books, als from the Hohokam, Sinagua, and Fetherston and her husband John Fetherston, a 300,000 manuscripts, 20,000 works of art on Prescott cultures and historical collections New York politician, engineer, and inventor. paper, 500 paintings, and 3,000 decorative and of basketry, katsina dolls, beadwork, and fine art objects are exhibited and stored. The clothing from Southwestern Indian tribes. Pewabic Society, Inc. collections are especially strong in American Detroit, MI Hanne Neilson history, British and American literature, book Sons of the Revolution in the State $4,885 A conservation assessment and illustration, and include such materials as the of New York, Inc. the purchase of preservation supplies to papers of poet Mariane Moore, illustrator New York, NY Tracy Leach rehouse photographs, drawings, blueprints, Maurice Sendak, and the Rosenbach Company. $2,408 Hiring a consultant and purchasing correspondence, and business records archival supplies to rehouse collections at related to the work of artist and ceramics Schenectady County Historical Society Fraunces Tavern Museum, which focuses on potter, Mary Stratton (1903 to 1961). Schenectady, NY Kathryn Lynn Weller the history of the tavern and Lower Manhattan $5,000 Hiring a consultant to assess the during the Revolutionary War period. Rensselaer County Historical Society storage needs of the society’s textile collection Troy, NY Stacy Pomeroy Draper and to conduct an onsite workshop to train South Coast Railroad Museum Goleta, CA $4,750 A condition assessment of the Howard- staff and volunteers in the proper handling, Gary Brian Coombs Hart Curtain Quarter Coach, a town coach cleaning, and rehousing of the textiles. The $5,000 The purchase of storage furniture and used by the Hart family of Troy, New York, society’s textile collection includes formal dataloggers for collections at the historic Goleta from the mid to late nineteenth century. A team attire, everyday clothing, uniforms and military Depot, constructed in 1901 during the comple- of specialized conservators would assess the accessories for women and men, children’s tion of the Southern Pacific Railroad’s Coast condition of the coach’s original materials, par- clothing, doll clothing, quilts, coverlets, Route linking San Francisco and Los Angeles. ticipate in a roundtable discussion with carriage rugs, and household textiles that date from Collections to be rehoused include photo- historians and curators, and propose appropriate the mid-1800s. Highlights of the collection graphs, slides, tools, artwork, depot clothing conservation treatments to preserve the coach. include an eighteenth-century Liberty Flag and and furnishings, and toys that document the handmade samplers from 1764 to the 1830s. history of the depot and railroads in southern Richard I. Bong WWII Heritage Center California. Superior, WI Gina L. Sacchetti Seton Health System, Inc. $5,000 Hiring a consultant and purchasing Troy, NY Michele Champigny South Dakota State University Brookings, SD environmental monitoring equipment to conduct $4,969 A general preservation assessment and Lisa Scholten an environmental study of the center’s storage purchase of storage furniture and supplies to $5,000 The purchase of supplies and rehous- room. The collections include military uniforms, rehouse 246 linear feet of correspondence, ing of American-Indian artifacts including service records, medals, weapons, aircraft, and memoranda, files, financial records, pho- leatherwork, pottery, textiles, carvings, jewelry, machinery related to the Second World War. tographs, audio and videotapes, and other basketry, and apparel. The collection dates from archival materials related to the history of the late nineteenth century to the present and Richards Free Library two Catholic hospitals and a nursing school in represents the material culture of Plains Indians, Newport, NH Andrea Thorpe Troy, New York, from 1848 to the present. Hopi, Navajo, Pueblo, and Chippewa tribes. $4,137 A preservation assessment of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century books, Shelton Historical Society Spertus College of Judaica periodicals, maps, newspapers, glass lantern Shelton, CT Ellen Kolesk Chicago, IL Howard A. Sulkin slides, negatives, correspondence, and ephemera $5,000 A general preservation assessment $400,000 The purchase and installation of documenting the history of New Hampshire. of forty-eight linear feet of manuscripts, compact storage furniture and the move and 1,500 vertical files, 1,000 photographs, rehousing of library, museum, and archival RIPM Consortium Ltd. books, and ephemera related to the social, collections to a new storage facility. Baltimore, MD H. Robert Cohen cultural, and business history of Shelton, Springfield College $350,000 The compilation of twelve Connecticut, from 1820 to the 1970s. volumes documenting music and musi- Springfield, MA Paige Roberts cal life in Europe and the United States Skagit County Historical Society $5,000 The purchase of archival and disaster during the twentieth century. La Conner, WA Karen Marshall recovery supplies to preserve manuscripts, $5,000 Hiring a consultant to develop a plan institutional records, books, photographs, Rocky Mountain College to rehouse the museum’s nineteenth-century lantern slides, glass plate negatives, and Billings, MT William L. Kehler textile and clothing collections. The consultant other materials related to the history of the $4,976 The purchase of storage units and will also assist staff with the purchase of storage YMCA and physical education in America. supplies for manuscripts, records, photo- cabinets and racks, environmental monitoring graphs, and other materials that document equipment, and acid-free storage materials. The the settlement of and education in central textile and clothing collections include everyday, and eastern Montana during the late fancy dress, and work clothing worn by adults nineteenth and early twentieth century. and children, the museum’s educational-use costume collection, quilts, and coverlets.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 22 St. Gregory’s University University of Akron, Main Campus University of California, Berkeley Shawnee, OK Anita Semtner Akron, OH Stephen Paschen Berkeley, CA James A. Matisoff $4,200 A preservation assessment of a special $5,000 A preservation assessment of the $75,000 The compilation of an etymological collection of approximately 4,000 books, maps, university’s archives, including collections dictionary and thesaurus of Proto-Sino-Tibetan, and other materials related to the institution’s on the creation of Ohio’s canal system, the common ancestor of languages spoken beginning as an Indian school, the history the early history of flight in America, and in China, India, and Southeast Asia. of the Catholic Church in Oklahoma, and the history of American psychology. Indian languages and cultures. The project University of California, Berkeley also includes a training workshop on the care University of Arizona Berkeley, CA Michael Keeble Buckland and handling of collection materials for staff Tucson, AZ Astrid Norvelle $349,996 Development of a testbed of Irish from the library and other area repositories. $4,561 A preservation assessment of special studies materials and three open-source tools, collections housed at the university’s law library. broadly applicable to text-based collections, to Stanford University The collections focus on Indian, Mexican, and serve as an Internet-age reference section and to Stanford, CA John Raisian immigration law, environmental and water enable students, scholars, and librarians to estab- $222,184 The preservation microfilm- rights law, and historical Arizona materials. lish scholarly context from digital collections. ing of 120 linear feet of manuscripts related to Russian émigrés and their University of Arizona University of California, Los Angeles organizations from 1917 to the 1930s. Tucson, AZ Atifa Rawan Los Angeles, CA Edward Richmond $299,431 The training of Afghan library staff in $200,000 Rehousing some twenty-seven Stephen F. Austin State University digitization and modern cataloging procedures million feet of newsreel film (5,000 hours) Nacogdoches, TX Linda L. Reynolds in order to scan and mount on the Internet 6,000 dating from 1915 to the 1970s in a climate- $5,000 A preservation assessment of the titles selected from the archival collections of controlled storage facility. The collection collections housed at the university’s East Texas the Afghanistan Centre at Kabul University. focuses on aviation and the space age, sci- Research Center, which include 9,600 linear feet ence and medicine, and sports. The project of manuscripts, 1,082 maps, and 22,205 volumes University of California, Berkeley would focus on film produced after 1950. related to the history and culture of East Texas. Berkeley, CA Charles Bailey Faulhaber The materials document rural life under Spanish $400,000 The purchase and installation of a cli- University of California, Los Angeles and Mexican rule, the Texas Republic period, mate control system, storage furniture, and cold Los Angeles, CA Stephen Davison and the annexation to the United States. and sub-zero storage for photograph collections $346,117 The creation of catalog records, and related materials on the American West. metadata, and an encoded archival descrip- Texas A & M Research Foundation tion finding aid for 1,506 Persian and Arabic College Station, TX Eduardo Urbina University of California, Berkeley manuscripts dating from the eleventh through $40,000* Creation of an image Berkeley, CA Charles Bailey Faulhaber the nineteenth century; 304 manuscripts would archive of interpretive illustrations in $69,722 The upgrading and enhancement be digitized and mounted on the Internet. printed editions of Cervantes’s Don of a web-based bio-bibliographical database, Quixote from 1620 to the present. PhiloBiblon, which currently provides University of California, Los Angeles access to major projects on the culture Los Angeles, CA Ellen Joyce Pearlstein Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block of medieval and early modern Spain. $78,136 Enhancements to the core curriculum Tucson, AZ Jill Provan for graduate training in archaeological and $4,933 A general preservation assess- University of California, Berkeley ethnographic conservation comprising visiting ment, a staff training workshop, and the Berkeley, CA Andrew Garrett lecturers and a symposium on storage of purchase of preservation supplies for books, $340,000 Enhanced description of and and access to archaeological collections. catalogs, pamphlets, guides, and lithographs access to linguistic materials, including and photogravure portfolios related to fieldwork notes, manuscripts, and audio University of California, Riverside archaeological excavations of pre-Columbian recordings that document more than 130 Riverside, CA Henry L. Snyder sites in South and Central America. endangered American Indian languages. $400,000 Digitization of 150,000 pages of California newspapers dating from 1900 Tufts University University of California, Berkeley to 1910, as part of the test bed for the Medford, MA Gregory R. Crane Berkeley, CA Thomas C. Leonard National Digital Newspaper Program. $349,939 Construction of a test bed of $261,356 Arrangement, description, and scholarly and cultural documents on the preservation of some 180,000 photographs, University of California, Riverside ancient world and the development of digital, including 30,000 glass plate negatives, from the Riverside, CA Jonathan W. Green open-source tools to enable researchers and archives of the San Francisco Examiner, 1919 to $67,417* The digital imaging and catalog- librarians to utilize contextual materi- 1998. The project would also create encoded ing of stereoscopic photographs, which als available in text-based collections. archival description finding aids and digitize show scenes of indigenous people in set- 2,000 photographs for mounting on the Internet. tings depicting cities in the Middle East, Tulane University Central Asia, India, and Pakistan during New Orleans, LA Susan Tucker University of California, Berkeley the first half of the twentieth century. $368,511 The purchase and installation of Berkeley, CA Deborah Winthrop Anderson an environmental system, compact shelving, $229,200 Incorporation into the and lighting, and the completion of roof Unicode standard of fifteen histori- repairs. The project would address dam- cal and minority language scripts. age sustained during Hurricane Katrina.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 23 *Federal Matching Funds University of California, Santa Barbara University of Michigan, Ann Arbor University of Richmond Santa Barbara, CA David Seubert Ann Arbor, MI Sharon Herbert Richmond, VA James R. Rettig $323,040 The editing of a comprehensive $275,000 The relocation of archaeological arti- $5,000 The purchase of environmental database for the period 1913–1928 that facts to a new repository and purchase of storage monitoring equipment for the university’s documents the daily recording activities furniture for rehousing the collection from the general and special collections in the humani- of Victor Talking Machine Company and Egyptian Graeco-Roman site of Karanis. ties and the training of staff in collections Victor Records, the largest American record care procedures. Among the special materials company in business from 1900 to 1950. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities housed at the library are Confederate imprints Minneapolis, MN Lin Nelson-Mayson and Virginiana, including maps, nineteenth- University of Chicago $4,472 A general preservation needs assess- century newspapers, and ephemera. Chicago, IL Gil J. Stein ment of the Goldstein Museum of Design $194,620 An accelerated archaeological conser- in the College of Design of the University University of South Carolina vation training program conducted in the United of Minnesota. The museum’s collections Research Foundation States for four conservators from Afghanistan. include nineteenth- and twentieth-century Columbia, SC Felicia Yeh clothing; textiles from Africa, Latin America, $4,500 Consultation to prepare a comprehensive University of Chicago the Middle East, South Central Asia, the disaster plan for the library’s collections and Chicago, IL Clemens D. Reichel Far East, and Europe; twentieth-century training of staff in disaster recovery. The library $331,484 The creation of a virtual archive of graphic designs; and decorative arts, houses rare books of importance to the history archaeological data on ancient Mesopotamia, including ceramics, glass, stone, and of medicine, particularly in South Carolina, focusing on sites in the Diyala Region of north- porcelain objects, baskets, and pottery. rare medical instruments from the 1800s and east Iraq (3200–1800 BCE), which incorporates a early 1900s, and health-related ephemera. relational, expandable database to be mounted University of Nebraska, Board of Regents on an existing website at the Oriental Institute. Lincoln, NE Katherine L. Walter University of Utah $271,016 Digitizing 100,000 pages of Nebraska Salt Lake City, UT John A. Herbert University of Florida newspaper titles, 1880 to 1910, scanned $247,478 Digitization of 100,000 pages Gainesville, FL Rita J. Smith from 150 reels of microfilm created by the of Utah newspapers, dating from 1900 $284,288 Cataloging 7,500 American and British United States Newspaper Project that docu- to 1910, as part of the test bed for the titles in children’s literature published between ment the history and culture of Nebraska. National Digital Newspaper Program. 1890 and 1910 and providing online access to 2,500 titles containing color illustrations. University of New Orleans University of Washington New Orleans, LA Florence M. Jumonville Seattle, WA Richard G. Salomon University of Florida Libraries $5,000 Hiring a moving-image consultant to $91,760 Preparation of the first dictionary of Gainesville, FL William H. Marquardt survey 350 collections comprising 1.75 million Gandhari, one of the major languages of early $284,504 The purchase of storage furniture feet of local television stations’ film and video Buddhism spoken in the region of Gandhara and supplies to rehouse 141,443 artifacts collections, created in a variety of formats, that (modern northern Pakistan and eastern obtained from excavations conducted between document the history and culture of Louisiana Afghanistan) between 300 BCE and 300 CE. 1988 and 1995 at the Calusa Indian settlement and the Gulf Coast from 1949 to 1991. at Pinelands, Florida, dated 50–1710 CE. University of Wisconsin, Madison University of North Texas Madison, WI Joan H. Hall University of Illinois, Urbana Denton, TX Timothy R. Montler $350,000 The compilation of the fifth and sixth Urbana, IL Mary Stuart $317,502 Preparation of a dictionary of volumes of the Dictionary of American Regional $290,000 The cataloging of 1,100 newspaper Klallam, an endangered Salishan lan- English (DARE), which documents geographical titles as part of Illinois’s participation in guage spoken in Washington state and differences in the vocabulary, pronunciation, the United States Newspaper Program. Vancouver Island, and the archiving of and morphology of American English. Klallam texts and audio-video materials. University of Kentucky Research Foundation University of Wisconsin, Madison Lexington, KY Mary H. Molinaro University of North Texas Madison, WI Matthew H. Edney $399,886 The digitization of 100,000 Denton, TX Cathy Nelson Hartman $230,000 The continued preparation of the pages of Kentucky newspapers dating from $397,552 Digitization of 100,000 pages of Texas fourth volume of The History of Cartography, enti- 1900 to 1910, as part of a test bed for the newspapers, dating from 1880 to 1910, as part tled Cartography in the European Enlightenment. National Digital Newspaper Program. of the National Digital Newspaper Program. University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee University of Maine, Orono University of Oregon, Eugene Milwaukee, WI Christopher M. Baruth Orono, ME Jon Cooper Ippolito Eugene, OR Esther Jacobson-Tepfer $4,950 A preservation survey to assess $307,691 The development of a new meta- $316,693 The creation of a website and a 490,000 still images in the American data standard and three complementary printed atlas on the archaeology and early Geographical Society Library, a special tools for the cataloging and preservation history of the Mongolian High Altai. collection housed at the university’s library of born-digital and ephemeral artworks. that dates from the 1870s to the present and provides world-wide geographic coverage.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 24 VanderCook College of Music Chicago, IL Don Widmer $5,000 The purchase of compact shelving for the storage of archives in music education, including manuscripts, sheet music, photographs, sound recordings, scrapbooks, correspondence, and ephemera.

Vermont Ski Museum Stowe, VT Meredith M. Scott $4,000 Hiring a consultant to assess the museum’s clothing collection and to demonstrate to staff and volunteers appropriate handling techniques. The museum would also purchase and install storage racks and preservation equipment and materials. The museum is the repository of uniforms of the 10th Mountain Division.

Virginia Historical Society Richmond, VA E. Lee Shepard $4,882 The purchase of archival boxes and other preservation containers and supplies to rehouse seventy-five linear feet of manuscripts related to women’s history in Virginia and the American South from the mid-nineteenth century to the 1990s.

Wethersfield Public Library Wethersfield, CT Pamela Jean Kelly $4,152 A preservation assessment of mono- graphs, periodicals, photographs, microfilm, pamphlets, and other archival materials relating to the history of Wethersfield, one of the oldest towns in Connecticut.

Worthington Historical Society, Inc. Worthington, OH Jutta Catharine Pegues $5,000 Hiring a consultant to train staff and volunteers in appropriate handling, packing, and rehousing of clothing collections. The society will purchase storage boxes and materials.

YIVO Institute for Jewish Research New York, NY Jeffrey P. Edelstein $45,000* The creation of an encyclopedia on the history and culture of Eastern European Jews from their original emigration to the region until 2000. The encyclopedia will be published in print and electronic form.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 25 *Federal Matching Funds DIVISION OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS

Through the Division of Public Programs, NEH supports humanities programs that reach large and diverse public audiences, including radio and television programs, interpretive exhibitions, reading and ﬁlm discussion series, lectures, conferences, and symposia.

NATIONALPUBLIC PROGRAMS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 263 Humanities Projects in New-York Historical Society GWETA, Inc. New York, NY Washington, DC Libraries and Archives Louise Mirrer Jeff Bieber $40,000 Planning for a national tour of a $120,000* Production of a four-part film panel exhibition and public programs mod- series about Jewish immigration to North Grants support the use and interpretation of eled after two exhibitions at the New-York America and about the integration of collections in libraries and archives. Historical Society on slavery in New York Jews into the fabric of American life. from its early seventeenth-century roots American Library Association through the aftermath of the Civil War. International Cultural Programming Chicago, IL Susan E. Brandehoff New York, NY Catherine A. Tatge $218,210 Implementation of a series of reading Prime Time Family Reading $80,000 Scripting of a two-hour documentary and film discussion programs at thirty public New Orleans, LA Dianne Brady film about naturalist John Muir (1838–1914). libraries, with a companion website that will $275,212 Implementation of twenty bilingual occur simultaneously with the broadcasting family reading and discussion programs, New York Foundation for the Arts of the documentary film Soul of a People: four programs each in five states. New York, NY George Pozderec Voices from the Federal Writers’ Project. $60,000 Scripting of a ninety-minute documentary film exploring the life and American Library Association Humanities Projects in Media writings of Theodore Dreiser (1871–1945). Chicago, IL Susan E. Brandehoff $300,123 Implementation of a travel- Grants support the planning, scripting, Stone Soup Productions, Inc. ing exhibition that would tour to twenty and production of television and radio Washington, CA Andrea R. Kalin libraries, examining African Americans’ programs for general audiences. $550,000 Production of a ninety-minute participation in organized baseball documentary film about the Federal Writers’ City Lore: NY Center for Urban Folk Culture from the Civil War to the present. Project and its place in American culture. New York, NY Steven Zeitlin Boston Public Library $30,000 Planning for a television documentary Twin Cities Public Television, Inc. Boston, MA Susan L. Glover on the Erie Canal from 1825 to 1995. St. Paul, MN Catherine M. Allan $40,000 Planning of a gallery exhibition and $750,000 Production of a ninety-minute televi- Community Television of Southern California a traveling panel exhibition with related public sion documentary and website on the life and Los Angeles, CA Carl Byker programs about how a family of first-generation career of Dolley Madison, wife of the fourth immigrants created a business that helped to $50,000* Production of a four-hour televi- president of the United States, James Madison. design and construct many of America’s iconic sion documentary series examining the public buildings between 1895 and 1962. life and times of Andrew Jackson, the Unity Productions Foundation seventh president of the United States. Santa Cruz, CA Alexander Kronemer Boston Public Library Foundation $12,500 Production of a ninety-minute Boston, MA Chandra S. Harrington Educational Broadcasting Corporation film about Abdul Rahman bin Ibrahima New York, NY Susan Lacy $40,000 Planning of two panel exhibitions Sori, an African prince who was cap- with a catalog, a website, and curricular $50,000* Production of a two-hour tured in battle in 1787, sold into slavery, materials about William Lloyd Garrison, the documentary film chronicling the life and shipped to Mississippi, and, forty years radical abolitionist movement he founded in achievements of Jerome Robbins (1918–98), later, freed and sent back to Africa. Boston in the 1830s, the African-American choreographer and theater director. abolitionists who influenced him, and University of New Orleans Educational Broadcasting Corporation the role of ideas in cultural change. New Orleans, LA Nick R. Spitzer New York, NY Margaret Smilow $150,000 Production of ten two-hour programs Boston Public Library Trustees $800,000 Production of a two-part, two- exploring the traveler as an iconic image in Boston, MA Elizabeth Prindle hour documentary film series about art and American narrative, songs, and stories. $299,310 Implementation of a traveling culture in Paris between 1905 and 1930. panel exhibition, with public programs to Western New York Educational Broadcasting Corporation go to twenty libraries nationwide, about Public Broadcasting Association New York, NY how Adams’s passion for reading shaped his Margaret Smilow Buffalo, NY John Edwin Grant life and his actions as a national leader. $50,000* Production of a ninety- $800,000 Production of a two-hour televi- minute documentary film about a sion documentary on the War of 1812 National Book Foundation community of African-American jazz that would explore the war from divergent New York, NY Harold Augenbraum musicians in Paris from 1918–49. points of view, including Canadian, Native $39,972 Planning of reading and discus- American, and British perspectives, as Film Odyssey, Inc. sion and other programs to be held at 100 well as the American perspective. Washington, DC libraries or other community sites around Karen Thomas the nation along with a traveling exhibi- $100,000* Production of a two-hour documen- Witherspoon Institute tion and an extensive website about Twain tary film about the contributions to American Princeton, NJ Gina Cappo Pack and his lasting cultural influence. cinema of exiles from Nazi Germany. $725,000 Production of a two-hour documentary film on Alexander Hamilton focusing on critical aspects of his character and his vision for America.

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 27 *Federal Matching Funds World Music Productions Children’s Museum of Manhattan Joliet Area Historical Museum Brooklyn, NY W. Sean Barlow New York, NY Karen Snider Joliet, IL Susan P. English $150,000 Production and distribu- $75,000* Implementation of a traveling exhibi- $1,000 Public programming to accompany tion of ten original programs and tion for children and families exploring the art, the traveling exhibition “Asian Games.” fourteen re-edited “Hip Deep” programs mythology, and architecture of ancient Greece. for the 2007–08 season and a prototype of Lower East Side Tenement Museum new knowledge distribution models. Colorado Historical Society New York, NY Stephen H. Long Denver, CO Bobbe Hultin $10,000 Consultation to plan an exhibit Humanities Projects in $367,200 Implementation of a three-year on the sanitation and water system in the program of weeklong summer camps to backyard of a nineteenth-century tenement Museums and Historical be held in Texas, Pennsylvania, Colorado, building, which would explore issues of urban Organizations and Nebraska for at-risk youth, exploring sanitation, immigrant life, the state of medical United States and Civil War history. knowledge about public health, and housing Grants support the planning and implementa- reform pressures in the period 1864 to 1905. Cornell University tion of exhibitions, publications, and other Ithaca, NY Nancy E. Green Maryland National Capital Park programming in museums and historical and Planning Commission organizations. $366,292 Implementation of a traveling exhibition, a catalog, a website, a symposium, Riverdale, MD Tiffany Davis Asia Society and related programs exploring the visual arts $1,000 Public programming to accompany New York, NY Adriana Proser and artists of London’s Bloomsbury group. the traveling exhibition “Heroes of the Sky.” $10,000 Consultation for a traveling exhibi- Eastland County Museum McCurtain County Art Club tion, a catalog, and related educational and Eastland, TX Ed Allcorn Idabel, OK Henry Moy public programs examining relationships between pilgrimage and Asian art. $1,000 Support for the traveling exhibi- $1,000 Public programming to accompany tion “Farm Life: A Century of Change the traveling exhibition “Wrapped in Pride.” Asian Art Museum for Farm Families and Their Neighbors” Meridian International Center San Francisco, CA Forrest McGill through NEH on the Road. Washington, DC Carl Colby $1,000,000 Implementation of a traveling Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco exhibition, a catalog, a website, and public $30,000** Spirit Into Shape: San Francisco, CA Renee B. Dreyfus and educational programs exploring the arts Contemporary Italian Sculpture. and cultural heritage of ancient Afghanistan. $21,142* Implementation of a traveling exhibition and related educational and public Meridian International Center Washington, DC Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum programs on the female pharaoh Hatshepsut. Stuart W. Holliday Austin, TX David Albert Denney $30,000** Le Marquis de Lafayette Fort Morgan Heritage Foundation and the Spirit of Revolution. $367,200 Implementation of a large traveling Fort Morgan, CO Marne Jurgemeyer exhibition, a smaller format traveling ver- Minnesota Historical Society sion, and educational and public programs $1,000 Enhancing “Going Places” St. Paul, MN Brian Horrigan exploring immigration through the port of exhibit through humanities scholars. $367,200 Implementation of a permanent Galveston, Texas from 1845 to 1924. George C. and Hazel H. Reeder exhibition, a traveling exhibition, publications, Brooklyn Museum of Art Heritage Foundation a website, and other public and educational Montclair, CA Brooklyn, NY Nancy Rosoff Adrienne McGraw programs exploring the collective experience Consultation and site visits of the generation that fought World War II $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a $10,000 catalog, and supporting educational and public for the interpretation of a citrus ranch and matured in the postwar decades. programs examining the Native American in Southern California. Missouri Historical Society tipi as a center of Plains Indian culture. Hot Springs Greater Learning Foundation St. Louis, MO Carolyn Gilman Thermopolis, WY Chemical Heritage Foundation Ellen Sue Blakey $39,990 Planning for a traveling exhibition, Philadelphia, PA Marjorie Gapp $1,000 Support for the traveling publications, and a website examining the exhibition “Early Heroes of Flight” American Revolution as experienced in $39,663 Planning of a traveling exhibition exploring alchemy as a precursor of early through NEH on the Road. the trans-Appalachian United States and science and as a shaper of early modern the changing values that came with it. House of Seven Gables Settlement Association European attitudes about humankind’s ability Salem, MA Alexandria M. Mason Molly Brown House Museum to understand and control the natural world. $36,887 Planning of a multimedia perma- Denver, CO Kerri Lyn Atter Children’s Museum of Indianapolis nent exhibition about the life, writings, and $20,000* Implementation of an interpre- Indianapolis, IN Jennifer Pace Robinson cultural legacy of Nathaniel Hawthorne. tive video and interactive kiosks on the life Implementation of a permanent of Margaret Tobin Brown and the ways $75,000* Jewish Museum exhibition examining key events in the twentieth in which she was shaped by the social New York, NY Ruth Beesch century through the lives of three children and cultural movements of her time. $367,200 Implementation of a major travel- whose individual lives made a difference: ing exhibition examining the emergence of Anne Frank, Ruby Bridges, and Ryan White. abstract art in postwar America and the political and social context in which it emerged.

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 28 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Museum for African Art Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation Special Projects Long Island City, NY Enid Schildkrout New York, NY Alexandra Munroe $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition and $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, Grants support a combination of programming a catalog on tradition and modernity among a catalog, and related public and educational formats, such as reading and discussion series, the Dogon people and their ability to adapt programs exploring the influence of Asian lectures, or websites for a regional or national their culture to changing circumstances. art on American art, 1900–present. audience. Museum for African Art South Dakota State University Brooklyn Information and Culture Inc. Long Island City, NY Enid Schildkrout Brookings, SD Mac Ray Harris Brooklyn, NY Greg Sutton $367,200 Implementation of a traveling $1,000 Support programming that $175,000 Implementation of a three-year exhibition, a catalog, a scholarly publication, will supplement the traveling exhibi- after-school program that engages middle and and a website on the history and culture of tion “Farm Life: A Century of Change high school students in conducting histori- the Yoruba city state of Ife in Nigeria. for Farmers and Their Neighbors.” cal research and producing videos for public National Building Museum Texas Historical Commission distribution about Brooklyn’s past. Washington, DC Austin, TX Martin Moeller Carole Stanton Georgia Tech Research Corporation $100,000* Implementation of a perma- $9,687 To support consultation with scholars to Atlanta, GA Jay D. Bolter nent exhibition, a website, a catalog, and devise ideas and themes for public interpreta- $38,787 Planning for interpretive tours of the public programs interpreting the history tion of congressman Sam Rayburn’s home, historic Oakland Cemetery, using “augmented of American domestic architecture. with special attention to its role in his career. reality” technology designed for use on smart National Underground Railroad Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc. phones and personal digital assistants. Freedom Center Charlottesville, VA Susan R. Stein Nebraska Humanities Council Cincinnati, OH Spencer Crew $367,200 Implementation of a permanent Lincoln, NE Sarah J. Hood $1,000 Shipping subsidy to accompany the exhibition in a new visitors’ center, including $179,010 Implementation of a series of traveling exhibition “Wrapped in Pride.” a film, a model of the plantation, a website, public programs in twelve rural communi- publications, and four copies of a smaller ties in Kansas and Nebraska over three New York Botanical Garden panel exhibition, exploring how Jefferson years exploring critical changes in American Bronx, NY Susan Fraser applied Enlightenment ideas at Monticello. cultural and political life in the 1930s $367,200 Implementation of a traveling exhibi- through the lives of five historical figures. tion examining Charles Darwin’s contributions Trigg C. M. Russell Foundation, Inc. to botany, scientific inquiry, and humanity’s Great Falls, MT Anne Morand fundamental understanding of nature. $275,400 Implementation of a permanent Interpreting America’s exhibition with a website and public and Historic Places Norwich Free Academy Foundation, Inc. school programs about the history of humans’ Norwich, CT Vivian F. Zoe interaction with bison and how the bison Grants support planning and implementation $1,000 Public programming to accompany NEH became a symbol of Native American culture, projects that exploit the evocative power of his- on the Road exhibition “Wrapped in Pride: the American West, and our national identity. toric places to address themes and issues central Ghanian Kente and African American Identity” to American history and culture. U.S.S. Constitution Museum Old Independence Regional Museum Boston, MA Anne Grimes Rand Arizona State University Batesville, AR Jan Smith $367,200 Implementation of a permanent Tempe, AZ Paul W. Hirt $1,000 Shipping subsidy to accompany exhibition about the lives of crew members $365,149 Implementation of an interactive the traveling exhibition “Farm Life.” and how their service during the War of website and a DVD, audio tours, and other 1812 affected them and helped to cre- Peabody Essex Museum materials interpreting the natural and cultural ate an American national symbol. Salem, MA Daniel Finamore history of the Grand Canyon landscape. $10,000 Consultation and curatorial traveling University of Chicago Berkshire County Historical Society for an exhibition, a catalog, and educational Chicago, IL Anthony Hirschel Pittsfield, MA Carole Owens and public programs that explore the influ- $9,995 Consultation and early plan- $13,732 Consultation with scholars to ence of the sea on the ancient Maya people. ning for an exhibition exploring a cave develop a new interpretation of Arrowhead, complex of sixth-century Buddhist tombs Pueblo of Isleta the home of Herman Melville, placing the and temples created during China’s Isleta, NM Henry J. Walt author’s life and work in the context of the Northern Qi dynasty (550–577 CE). history Berkshire County, Massachusetts. $328,247 Implementation of a traveling exhibition and a publication on traditional Bostonian Society life and change at Isleta, using early pho- Boston, MA Rainey Tisdale tographs to show how outsiders saw the $15,000 Consultation that would lead pueblo and how historical information to new interpretive directions for the can be gleaned from the photographs. Old State House, with special attention to the era of the Revolutionary War and the founding of the country.

NATIONALPUBLIC PROGRAMS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 293 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Ossabaw Island Foundation American Library Association Williamsburg, VA James P.P. Horn Savannah, GA Paul Moffatt Pressly Chicago, IL Lainie Castle $341,833 Implementation of a website $14,935 Consultation with scholars and $500,000 We the People about Williamsburg during the American interpretive experts to examine the his- Bookshelf: Created Equal. Revolution and about our rights and respon- tory of African-American life on Ossabaw sibilities as citizens of the experimental Island and in the Georgia Lowcountry. Awards to Small Libraries democratic republic founded at that time. Rutgers University, Camden Eldridge Street Project Camden, NJ Howard F. Gillette, Jr. “Benjamin Franklin: New York, NY Annie Polland $44,793 Planning for a symposium and In Search of a Better World” $251,163 Implementation of new interpretive collaboration with scholars to create an A traveling panel exhibition that places exhibits, publications, and tours examin- interpretive master plan for the abandoned the great inventor and American statesman in ing the architectural, religious, and cultural Bethlehem Steel plant in Pennsylvania, the context of his times. All awards were out- history of a historic synagogue and com- examining local industrial history. right money in the amount of $1,000. munity in New York’s Lower East Side. Sultana Projects, Inc. Ann Arbor District Library Ann Arbor, MI Terry A. Soave Greene County Historical Society, Chestertown, MD Dan Drewry McMullen Thomas Cole Site $50,000 Implementation of a traveling Cameron Village Regional Library Catskill, NY Elizabeth Bond Jacks exhibition and a series of public programs Raleigh, NC Sue A. Scott $27,000* Planning for a site-wide interpreta- complementing the reenactment of a three- tion of painter Thomas Cole’s house and month boat voyage around the Chesapeake Cedar City Public Library studio with emphasis on his art-making. Bay led by Captain John Smith in 1608. Cedar City, UT Steven D. Decker

Greene County Historical Society, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Dakota State University Thomas Cole Site Ann Arbor, MI Mary Lynn Heininger Madison, SD Rise L. Smith Catskill, NY Elizabeth Bond Jacks $12,999 Consultation to plan historic site Denton Public Library, South Branch $45,900 Implementation of a permanent tours and public programs about the role Denton, TX Laura J. Douglas interpretation of Thomas Cole’s studio, of the inexpensive, mass-produced Model including a film, docent tours, a website, T Ford in transforming American life and Eastern Illinois University multimedia stations, publications, and public the relationship of Henry and Clara Ford to Charleston, IL Allen K. Lanham and educational programs exploring how Cole significant reform movements of their time. worked and his contribution to American art. Geauga County Public Library University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Middlefield, OH Susan K. Becker Historic House Trust of New York City Minneapolis, MN Patrick D. Nunnally New York, NY Sandra Elaine Huber $45,000 Planning of site tours, exhibits, a Georgetown County Library $15,000 Consultation with scholars and website, and signage along the Mississippi Georgetown, SC Dwight Emlyn McInvaill museum professionals to develop an riverfront in the Twin Cities to interpret Georgia Southern University interpretive plan for eight historic sites the influence of the river on life in several Statesboro, GA W. Bede Mitchell that tells collectively the story of African- historic, urban neighborhoods. American life in antebellum New York. Glendale Public Library Vermont Humanities Council Glendale, AZ Cynthia M. Landrum Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania Montpelier, VT Peter A. Gilbert Pittsburgh, PA David Scofield $45,000 Planning for a website and statewide Laramie County Library System $14,948 Consultation with scholars and site educational and public programs to interpret Cheyenne, WY Troy D. Rumpf visits to develop an interpretive plan for a approximately one hundred locations significant significant archaeological site and a living to Vermont’s participation in the Civil War. Library of Hattiesburg, history village in western Pennsylvania. Petal and Forrest County Wistariahurst Museum/City of Holyoke Hattiesburg, MS Pamela J. Pridgen Lexington Historical Society Holyoke, MA Kate Navarra Thibodeau Lexington, MA Middletown Thrall Library Susan Bennett $44,900 Planning for three coordinated Middletown, NY Barbara Chumard $10,430 Consultation for a reinterpreta- exhibits in Holyoke, Massachusetts, tion of Munroe Tavern that would tell the that approach urban history through the Milwaukee Public Library story of the British military and soldiers experiences of immigrant groups. Milwaukee, WI Christine H. Sentz during the American Revolution. Bookshelf Cooperative Niles Public Library District National Trust for Historic Preservation Niles, IL Cornelius M. O’Shea Washington, DC Katherine Malone-France Agreement $25,741* Planning for an audio walking tour, Ohio State University Research Foundation American Library Association guidebooks, signage, and a website on the Columbus, OH David A. Lincove Chicago, IL Mary Davis Fournier history of Lafayette Square in Washington, DC. $186,762 We the People Bookshelf: Oxnard Public Library The Pursuit of Happiness. Oxnard, CA Karen Jane Schatz

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 30 *Federal Matching Funds Providence Public Library University of Arkansas, Monticello Providence, RI Bonnie Lilienthal Monticello, AR Sandra Dupree Campbell

Rolling Hills Consolidated Library University of Colorado, Denver St. Joseph, MO Martin D. Canchola Denver, CO Rosemary Evetts

Yakima Valley Regional Library University of Minnesota, Duluth Yakima, WA Francisco Garcia-Ortiz Duluth, MN Elizabeth Benson Johnson

University of Nebraska, Lincoln “Lewis and Clark and the Indian Country” Lincoln, NE Joan M. Barnes A traveling panel exhibition for libraries that explores the cultures of five Native-American Wayne County Public Library communities the famed explorers encountered in Wooster, OH Gregory W. Lubelski their journey to the Pacific Ocean. All awards were outright money in the amount of $1,000. Wichita State University Libraries Wichita, KS Cathy L. Moore-Jansen Augusta-Richmond County Public Library Augusta, GA Saralyn Ingram

Bay Mills Community College Brimley, MI Richard W. Elder

Boone County Public Library Union, KY Carrie Anne Herrmann

Brigham City Library Brigham City, UT Sue Hill

Chadron State College Chadron, NE Christine E. Fullerton

Clewiston Library Clewiston, FL Barbara D. Oeffner

Dartmouth College Hanover, NH Ridie W. Ghezzi

Marquette University Milwaukee, WI Matthew Blessing

Multnomah County Library Portland, OR Terrilyn Chun

Ocean County Library Toms River, NJ Carol Anne Zsiga

Petoskey Public Library Petoskey, MI Karen Sherrard

Poughkeepsie Public Library District Poughkeepsie, NY Lauren Muffs

Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Valerie Jean Yazza

Sioux City Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center Sioux City, IA Marcia G. Poole

Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville Edwardsville, IL Charlotte L. Johnson

St. Cloud State University St. Cloud, MN Robert W. Galler

St. Mary Parish Library Franklin, LA Gail G. Garcia

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 31 DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS

Through the Division of Research Programs, NEH assists scholars who are engaged in examining ideas, making inquiries, and assembling evidence that leads to a better understanding of human thought, societies, and cultures worldwide.

NATIONALRESEARCH ENDOWMENTPROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 323 Fellowships and Christopher Thomas Beyers Edwin G. Burrows Stephen Frederic Dale Worcester, MA Northport, NY Columbus, OH Stipends $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Grants go to individuals to sup- Caroline Bicks Michael Carhart Donald Richard Davis, Jr. port up to a year of humanities Natick, MA Norfolk, VA Madison, WI research. $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Stanley Kenji Abe Kersten Jacobson Biehn Laurence Davis Carlin Lisa Fagin Davis Durham, NC Houston, TX Oshkosh, WI Newton, MA $40,000 $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Daniel Michael Abramson David Andrew Biggs Rachel Karen Carnell Richard H. Davis Lexington, MA Riverside, CA Shaker Heights, OH Hamden, CT $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Jonathan Eric Adler Jean Blacker Julie Anne Cassiday Hilde Godelieve De Weerdt Glen Ridge, NJ Mount Vernon, OH Williamstown, MA Knoxville, TN $40,000 $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Elizabeth Aubrey Regina Lee Blaszczyk Sueann Caulfield David Bruce Dennis Iowa City, IA Philadelphia, PA Ann Arbor, MI Chicago, IL $24,000 $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Robert Ely Bagg Diane E. Booton Edward James Champlin Jody Diamond Worthington, MA Brookline, MA Princeton, NJ Hanover, NH $40,000 $5,000 $40,000.00 $40,000

Janaki Bakhle John Francis Bowin Mita Choudhury Susan Dixon New York, NY Santa Cruz, CA Poughkeepsie, NY Tulsa, OK $40,000 $5,000 $24,000 $5,000

Sukanya Banerjee Charlene Marie Boyer Lewis Edward John Christie Lise M. Dobrin Milwaukee, WI Kalamazoo, MI Columbia, MO Charlottesville, VA $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Paul David Barclay David L. Brandenberger Kevin Clinton Margaret Anne Doody Easton, PA Charlottesville, VA Ithaca, NY Mishawaka, IN $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $24,000

Beryl Barr-Sharrar Cynthia Brokaw Dale Cockrell John Michael Doris New York, NY Columbus, OH Christiana, TN St. Louis, MO $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Ira R. Bashkow Michael Clifford Brownstein Mark R. Cohen Lisa Jeanne Downing Charlottesville, VA South Bend, IN New York, NY Columbus, OH $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Brian S. Bauer Marsha Carol Bryant Theresa M. Coletti James David Drake Chicago, IL Gainesville, FL Silver Spring, MD Denver, CO $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Aditya Behl Gretchen T. Buggeln Chip Colwell-Chanthaphonh Kerry Driscoll Philadelphia, PA Valparaiso, IN Tucson, AZ West Hartford, CT $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Susan Bernofsky Mary Ann Burgess Smyth David R. Como Eric Austin Drott New York, NY Notre Dame, IN Stanford, CA Austin, TX $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

David Ralph Beveridge Eric Burin Luis Corteguera Anna Mae Duane Vsenory, Czech Republic Grand Forks, ND Lawrence, KS Milford, CT $40,000 $40,000 $5,000 $24,000

Jennifer Burns Sarah A. Curtis Douglas Samuel Duckworth San Francisco, CA Palo Alto, CA Greensboro, NC $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

NATIONALRESEARCH ENDOWMENTPROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 333 Andrew Ian Duff Angus Stewart Fletcher Brad D. Gooch John Young Brown Hood Pullman, WA Albuquerque, NM New York, NY Warrenton, VA $5,000 $40,000 $24,000 $40,000

Richard J. DuRocher John M. Flower Catherine Elizabeth Gordon- Joseph I. Horowitz Northfield, MN Albemarle, NC Seifert New York, NY $40,000 $5,000 Providence, RI $40,000 $24,000 Thurlow Wayne Dye Neil Foley Paul Gordon Horwich Dallas, TX Austin, TX David B Gray New York, NY $24,000 $40,000 Santa Clara, CA $40,000 $5,000 Amy Elizabeth Earhart John G. Fought Stephen Douglas Houston College Station, TX Diamond Bar, CA Eric Sean Gregory Cranston, RI $5,000 $40,000 Princeton, NJ $40,000 $40,000 Laird M. Easton Allen J. Frantzen David L. Howell Chico, CA Wilmette, IL Fiona Joy Griffiths Princeton, NJ $40,000 $5,000 New York, NY $40,000 $40,000.00 Hazel Ruth Edwards Elisabeth Ann Fraser Frederick Eugene Hoxie Washington, DC Tampa, FL Qitao Guo Urbana, IL $40,000 $40,000 Irvine, CA $40,000 $40,000 Christine Theresa Ehrick David Frick Christopher Stephen Ivic Louisville, KY Berkeley, CA Janet Gyatso Potsdam, NY $5,000 $40,000 Cambridge, MA $24,000 $40,000 Christopher Endy Randall Fuller Anne Frances Janowitz Long Beach, CA Springfield, MO John Anthony Hall London, UK $40,000 $40,000 Burlington, VT $40,000 $40,000 David C. Engerman Kyle E. Gann Benjamin Heber Johnson Waltham, MA Germantown, NY Mark David Hall Dallas, TX $40,000 $40,000 Newberg, OR $5,000 $5,000 Roberta Ruth Ervine Ellen Gruber Garvey Padma A. Kaimal New Rochelle, NY Brooklyn, NY Robert G. Hall Hamilton, NY $40,000 $40,000 Muncie, IN $5,000 $5,000 Ardis R. Eschenberg-Bad David Frederick George Anna Kaladiouk Moccasin Urbana, OH Pamela Susanne Hammons Keene, NH Macy, NE $5,000 Coral Gables, FL $5,000 $5,000 $40,000 Alan R. Gibson Peter Joseph Kalliney Ayala Fader Chico, CA Craig Ashley Hanson Lexington, KY New York, NY $40,000 Grand Rapids, MI $5,000 $40,000 $5,000 Mary Ellis Gibson Lidwien Elisabeth Kapteijns Charles Emanuel Fantazzi Greensboro, NC Kristine C. Harper Wellesley, MA Greenville, NC $40,000 Tallahassee, FL $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 Edmund J. Goehring Michael Shannon Kearns Sabine Maria Feisst London, Ontario, Heather Anne Hirschfeld Evansville, IN Tempe, AZ $5,000 Knoxville, TN $5,000 $40,000 $5,000 Amy Golahny Rondo Patten Keele Anne Feldhaus Williamsport, PA Katherine E. Hoffman Natchitoches, LA Tempe, AZ $5,000 Evanston, IL $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 Alan H. Goldman Jennifer Marie Keith James Leo Fitzgerald Williamsburg, VA Arthur Carl Holmberg Greensboro, NC Providence, RI $40,000 Cambridge, MA $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 David Golumbia Gordon L. Kipling Charlottesville, VA Los Angeles, CA $40,000 $24,000

NATIONALRESEARCH ENDOWMENTPROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 343 Deeana Copeland Klepper John Wharton Lowe Barbra Allyn Meek Susan D. Penfield Boston, MA Baton Rouge, LA Ann Arbor, MI Arlington, VA $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Denise D. Knight David Martin Luebke Alfred R. Mele Michael Philip Penn Cortland, NY Eugene, OR Tallahassee, FL Amherst, MA $5,000 $5,000 $40,000 $40,000

Kader Konuk Pauline R. Maier James Van Horn Melton Ellavina T. Perkins Ann Arbor, MI Cambridge, MA Decatur, GA Flagstaff, AZ $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Clayton R. Koppes Robert Brian Marks Maurice Kaye Melton Elizabeth Perry Oberlin, OH Whittier, CA Albany, GA Westport, MA $5,000 $40,000 $24,000 $5,000

Peter M. Krentz Stuart Alexander Marks Margaret M. Miles David S. Peterson Davidson, NC Durham, NC Irvine, CA Lexington, VA $40,000 $5,000 $24,000 $40,000

Paul R. Kroeger Robert Philip Marzec William F. S. Miles David Eric Petrain Duncanville, TX West Lafayette, IN Seekonk, MA Nashville, TN $24,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000

Derek Krueger Kate Masur Leta Ellen Miller Adela Norah Pinch Greensboro, NC Evanston, IL Santa Cruz, CA Ann Arbor, MI $40,000 $40,000 $24,000 $40,000

Erick D. Langer Marguerite Katherine Mayhall Paul Kleber Monod William R. Pinch Alexandria, VA Green Brook, NJ Weybridge, VT Middletown, CT $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $24,000

Maurice Sherwood Lee Jonathan Mayhew Suleiman Ali Mourad Morgan Pitelka Cambridge, MA Lawrence, KS Northampton, MA Altadena, CA $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

David Lefkowitz Kelly L. Maynard Ian Strachan Moyer Stephen R. Platt Greensboro, NC Chicago, IL Southfield, MI Greenfield, MA $5,000 $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

Laura Arnold Leibman Richard Charles McCoy Amy Marlene Muse Charles Joseph Quinn Portland, OR New York, NY St. Paul, MN Columbus, OH $5,000 $40,000 $5,000 $40,000

Elise Virginia Lemire John James McCusker Gerald M. Oppenheimer Sujay Rao Port Chester, NY San Antonio, TX Brooklyn, NY Saint Peter, MN $40,000 $24,000 $24,000 $5,000

Laura A. Lewis Gary L. McDowell J. Judd Owen Kimberly Capps Reed Harrisonburg, VA Richmond, VA Atlanta, GA Nashville, TN $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Roy M. Liuzza Adam M. McKeown Janet Kathleen Page Roberta Vera Ricci Knoxville, TN New York, NY Memphis, TN Bryn Mawr, PA $40,000 $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

Pamela O. Long Karline Marie McLain Jon William Parmenter Katherine Wentworth Rinne Washington, DC Lewisburg, PA Ithaca, NY Berkeley, CA $40,000 $5,000.00 $24,000 $40,000

Carl Reavis Lounsbury Kevin Joseph McMahon Jotham Wood Parsons Jennifer Ellen Robertson Williamsburg, VA Hartford, CT Pittsburgh, PA Ann Arbor, MI $40,000 $5,000 $5,000 $24,000

Jerome M. Loving Carol Lynn McNamara Nancy Lee Peluso Karen Lee Robertson College Station, TX Logan, UT Berkeley, CA Poughkeepsie, NY $40,000 $5,000 $24,000 $40,000

NATIONALRESEARCH ENDOWMENTPROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 353 Sharon Melissa Rowley Mary Melinda Solberg Kevin Thomas van Bladel Peter Alfred Zusi Norfolk, VA Saint Peter, MN Los Angeles, CA New York, NY $40,000 $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

H. Darrel Rutkin Bonnie G. Stalls Nancy Elena van Deusen Jonathan Elias Zwicker San Francisco, CA Los Angeles, CA Bellingham, WA Ann Arbor, MI $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Scott A. Sandage Nancy Shatzman Steinhardt M. Thomas Van Order Pittsburgh, PA Princeton, NJ Middlebury, VT $40,000 $24,000 $24,000

Seth Larkin Sanders Richard Steven Street Archana Venkatesan $5,000 San Anselmo, CA San Jose, CA $40,000 $40,000 Andrew Paul Scheil Roseville, MN David Suisman Evelyn Birge Vitz $40,000 Philadelphia, PA New York, NY $40,000 $5,000 Choon-Leong Seow Princeton, NJ Paul S. Sutter Penny Marie Von Eschen $40,000 Athens, GA Ann Arbor, MI $5,000 $40,000 Dennis Lee Sepper Dallas, TX Eszter Szalczer Michael Alex Wachtel $40,000 Schenectady, NY Princeton, NJ $5,000 $40,000 Jennifer Sessions Washington, DC Cynthia M. Talbot Jeffrey Walker $5,000 Austin, TX Austin, TX $40,000 $40,000 Edward Shaughnessy Chicago, IL Sarah Thal Henry Michael Weinfield $40,000 Madison, WI South Bend, IN $40,000 $5,000 Miranda E. Shaw Richmond, VA Karen Kruse Thomas Arnold Weinstein $40,000 Gainesville, FL Providence, RI $5,000 $24,000 Kay K. Shelemay Cambridge, MA Iain D. Thomson Roslyn E. Weiss $40,000 Albuquerque, NM Oradell, NJ $24,000 $5,000 Leah Shopkow Bloomington, IN Steven Curtis Topik Sheila Faith Weiss $5,000 Irvine, CA Potsdam, NY $40,000 $40,000 Ahmad A. Sikainga Columbus, OH Joanna Trzeciak Paul William Werth $40,000 Kent, OH Henderson, NV $40,000 $40,000 Jonathan Karam Skaff Carlisle, PA Jeffrey S. Turley Barbara Wisch $40,000 UT Cortland, NY $5,000 $40,000 Sheila Skaff El Paso, TX James Crewdson Turner Sibel Zandi-Sayek $5,000 Notre Dame, IN Williamsburg, VA $40,000 $40,000 Jeffrey Chipps Smith Austin, TX Arafaat A. Valiani Linda Gertner Zatlin $24,000 Williamstown, MA Atlanta, GA $5,000 $40,000 Jewel Ann Smith Cincinnati, OH Peter Gerritt van Alfen Catherine H. Zuckert $40,000 Staten Island, NY South Bend, IN $5,000 $40,000

NATIONALRESEARCH ENDOWMENTPROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 363 Collaborative Research American Musicological Society Cornell University Brunswick, ME Richard Crawford Ithaca, NY Maria-Antonia Garcés Grants support up to three years of research $5,000 Publication of volumes 16–20, and $150,000 The production of an English/ undertaken by a team of scholars and fellowship continued editorial work on volumes 21–29 of Spanish edition of a late-sixteenth- programs at independent research institutions. the Music of the United States of America series. century account of life in Algiers. American Philological Association CUNY Research Foundation, American Academic Research Institute in Iraq Philadelphia, PA Kathleen M. Coleman Graduate School and University Center Chicago, IL McGuire Gibson $9,530* One fellowship for each of three years. New York, NY Adrienne Fried Block $150,000 The collection and interpreta- $10,000* Preparation of a searchable database tion of oral histories from Iraqis in American School of Classical Studies and a two-volume history of musical life in Jordan, Yemen, Lebanon, the United at Athens New York City between 1862 and 1876. Kingdom, and the United States. Princeton, NJ Irene B. Romano CUNY Research Foundation, American Antiquarian Society $258,000 Two fellowships a year for three years. Graduate School and University Center Worcester, MA Caroline Sloat Boston College New York, NY Adrienne Fried Block $252,000 Three fellowships a year for two years. Chestnut Hill, MA Roberta T. Manning $4,000* Preparation of a searchable database American Council of Learned Societies $130,000 Preparation of one Russian- and a two-volume history of musical life in New York, NY Steven C. Wheatley language volume and two English-language New York City between 1862 and 1876. volumes examining the impact of $42,000* Three humanities fellow- Stalinism on the Soviet countryside. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University ships a year for three years. Daytona Beach, FL Douglas E. Selvage Brown University American Council of Learned Societies $150,000 The translation of Warsaw Providence, RI Stephen Douglas Houston New York, NY James A. Secord Pact documents from Polish, German, $120,000 Archaeological investigation Russian, Hungarian, Czech, Bulgarian, $80,000* Work on volumes 16, 17, 18, and 19 of of the creation, character, and decline and Romanian into English. an edition of Charles Darwin’s correspondence. of the ancient Maya kingdom of El George C. Marshall Research Foundation American Council of Learned Societies Zotz in present-day Guatemala. Lexington, VA Larry I. Bland New York, NY Donna Heiland California Institute of Technology $50,000* Work on volume 6 of a seven- $50,000* Four humanities fellow- Pasadena, CA Diana Kormos Buchwald volume edition of the papers of George ships a year for three years. $150,000 Preparation for publication of Catlett Marshall, who won the Nobel Prize American Council of Learned Societies volumes 11, 12, and 13 of The Collected for his work on the U.S. Marshall Plan. New York, NY Saul Fisher Papers of Albert Einstein and expansion of the online Einstein Archives. George C. Marshall Research Foundation $198,000 Four fellowships a year for three years. Lexington, VA Daniel D. Holt California State University, American Council of Learned Societies $150,000 Completion of volume 6 and San Marcos Foundation New York, NY Andzrej W. Tymowski preliminary work on volume 7 of the San Marcos, CA Susie Lan Cassel papers of George Catlett Marshall. $130,000 Three fellowships a $70,000 Preparation for publication of the diary year for three years. of Ah Quin, a nineteenth-century Chinese immi- George Washington University Washington, DC American Councils for grant to the West Coast of the United States. Charlene N. Bickford International Education $123,000 Preparation for publication of volumes Carnegie Mellon University Washington, DC Jeanette S. Owen 18–22 of the Correspondence Series of the Pittsburgh, PA Steve Awodey $192,000 The equivalent of two and one- Documentary History of the First Federal Congress $150,000 Preparation for publication of quarter fellowships a year for two years. and work on conversion for online publication. six volumes of the works of the twentieth- American Musicological Society century philosopher Rudolf Carnap. George Washington University Brunswick, ME Richard Crawford Washington, DC Charlene N. Bickford College of the Holy Cross $833 Publication of volumes 16–20, and $12,500 Completion of editorial work on Worcester, MA Mary Ebbott continued editorial work on volumes 21–29 of volumes 18–20 of the Correspondence $80,000 Creation of essays, a critical the Music of the United States of America series. Series: Second Session of the Documentary text, and detailed commentary on the History of the First Federal Congress; and American Musicological Society “Doloneia,” book 10 of the Iliad. continued editorial work on volume 21 of Brunswick, ME Richard Crawford the Correspondence Series: Third Session. Connecticut College $11,667* Publication of volumes 16–20, and New London, CT Bruce Herbert Kirmmse George Washington University continued editorial work on volumes 21–29 of $150,000 Editorial work on volumes 5, 6, and 7 Washington, DC Charlene N. Bickford the Music of the United States of America series. of Søren Kiekegaard’s journals and notebooks. $12,500* Preparation for publication of volumes 18–22 of the Correspondence Series of the Documentary History of the First Federal Congress and work on digital conversion for online publication.

NATIONALRESEARCH ENDOWMENTPROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 373 *Federal Matching Funds George Washington University Institute for Advanced Study Millsaps College Washington, DC Allida Black Princeton, NJ Peter Goddard Jackson, MS Michael L.Galaty $25,000* Completion and publication $37,000* Three humanities fellow- $34,000 Archival research in Istanbul, Turkey; of volume 1, completion of volumes 2 ships a year for three years. Venice and Rome, Italy; Shkodër and Tirana, and 3, and editorial work on volume 4 Albania; London, UK, and Washington, of the Eleanor Roosevelt Papers. Institute for Advanced Study DC, to study the history of isolation in the Princeton, NJ Peter Goddard Shala River Valley in northern Albania. George Washington University $37,000* Three humanities fellow- Washington, DC Allida Black ships a year for three years. New York Public Library $110,000 Completion and publication of New York, NY Howard Dodson volumes 2 and 3, and editorial work on Institute for Advanced Study $61,000* Three humanities fellow- volume 4 of the Eleanor Roosevelt Papers. Princeton, NJ Patricia Crone ships a year for three years. $156,000 Three fellowships a Illinois Historic Preservation Agency year for three years. Newberry Library Springfield, IL Daniel W. Stowell Chicago, IL James R. Grossman $20,000 Preparation for an electronic edi- John Carter Brown Library $252,000 Three fellowships a year for two years. tion of the papers of Abraham Lincoln. Providence, RI Ted Widmer $172,000 Two fellowships a year for two years. Northwestern University Indiana University Evanston, IL Cynthia Robin Bloomington, IN Kari Ellen Gade Philip Kelley $120,000 Analysis and interpretation of $50,000 Preparation of volume 2 of a Winfield, KS archaeological material from the ancient proposed nine-volume annotated transla- $160,000 Annotation for letters from Maya farming community of Chan, Belize. tion and edition of Old Norse Skaldic 1851–1853 from the correspondence of poetry from c. 1036 to 1300. Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Omohundro Institute of Early American Browning, nineteenth-century British poets. History and Culture Indiana University Williamsburg, VA Charles F. Hobson Bloomington, IN John Anthony Walsh Philip Kelley $25,000* Work on a two-volume edition of the $200,000 Development of digital humanities Winfield, KS law reports and papers of St. George Tucker. tools and writing of a scholarly monograph $25,000* Annotation for letters from on the writings of Sir Isaac Newton. 1851–1853 from the correspondence of Robert Princeton University Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Princeton, NJ Barbara Bowen Oberg Indiana University $150,000 Scholarly work on volumes Indianapolis, IN André De Tienne Library Company of Philadelphia 34–39 of the multivolume edition of $12,043* Publication of volumes 9 and 11 of Philadelphia, PA John C. Van Horne the Papers of Thomas Jefferson. the writings of Charles S. Peirce, and contin- $138,000 One fellowship a year for three years. ued editorial work on volumes 10 and 12. Princeton University Lutheran Theological Seminary Princeton, NJ Barbara Bowen Oberg Indiana University at Philadelphia $100,000* Scholarly work on volumes Indianapolis, IN André De Tienne Philadelphia, PA Timothy J. Wengert 32–35 of the multivolume edition of $8,240* Publication of volumes 9 and 11 of $150,000 Preparation of an annotated the Papers of Thomas Jefferson. the writings of Charles S. Peirce, and contin- English translation of the correspondence of ued editorial work on volumes 10 and 12. Heinrich Melchior Muhlenberg (1711–1787), Rice University the patriarch of American Lutheranism. Houston, TX Lynda L. Crist Indiana University $13,000* Publication of volume 12 and Indianapolis, IN André De Tienne Massachusetts Historical Society completion of volume 13 of Jefferson Davis. Boston, MA $9,445* Publication of volumes 9 and 11 of C. James Taylor the writings of Charles S. Peirce, and contin- $133,000* Preparation and publication of Rutgers University, New Brunswick ued editorial work on volumes 10 and 12. volumes 8 and 9 of the correspondence of the New Brunswick, NJ Paul B. Israel Adams family and to begin work on volume 10. $165,000* Completion of volume 6 and Indiana University continued editorial work on volume 7 Indianapolis, IN André De Tienne Massachusetts Historical Society of the Papers of Thomas Edison. Boston, MA $3,572* Publication of volumes 9 and 11 of Conrad Edick Wright the writings of Charles S. Peirce, and contin- $218,000 Two fellowships a year for three years. Rutgers University, New Brunswick ued editorial work on volumes 10 and 12. New Brunswick, NJ Paul B. Israel Massachusetts Historical Society $100,000 Completion of volume 7 and Indiana University, Indianapolis Boston, MA Conrad Edick Wright editorial work on volumes 8 and 9 of Indianapolis, IN André De Tienne $3,000* Two fellowships a year for three years. the Papers of Thomas A. Edison. $1,350* Publication of volumes 9 and 11 of the writings of Charles S. Peirce, and contin- Southern Illinois University, Carbondale ued editorial work on volumes 10 and 12. Carbondale, IL Prudence M. Rice $4,000* Three seasons of fieldwork, analysis, and interpretation at Nixtun- Ch’ich’, Petén, in northern Guatemala.

NATIONALRESEARCH ENDOWMENTPROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 383 *Federal Matching Funds Southern Illinois University, Carbondale University of Akron University of Maryland Carbondale, IL Prudence M. Rice Akron, OH Elizabeth Mancke College Park, MD Peter J. Albert $19,910* Three seasons of fieldwork, $38,000 A conference at the University of $85,000 The publication of volume 11 analysis, and interpretation at Nixtun- Sussex in Falmer, U.K. on July 11–13, 2007, and completion of editorial work on Ch’ich’, Petén, in northern Guatemala. to look at connections between the Atlantic volume 12 of a twelve-volume edition and Indian Ocean worlds in the early modern of the papers of Samuel Gompers. Southern Methodist University world and to bridge the scholarly divide between Dallas, TX Alan Covey British Asia and the British Atlantic in that era. University of Maryland $60,000 Archival research, the collection of College Park, MD Leslie S. Rowland place names, and a regional environmental University of California, Berkeley $170,000 The continuing preparation of a docu- study to consider the impact of the Incas Berkeley, CA Robert H. Hirst mentary history of the transition from slavery and then the Spaniards on local populations $176,541* Completion of an electronic to freedom in the American South, 1861–1867. in the Cuzco area of present-day Perú. online edition of Mark Twain’s letters and editorial work and XML encoding of University of Michigan Stanford University Twain’s autobiographical writings. Ann Arbor, MI Donald S. Lopez Jr. Stanford, CA Clayborne Carson $100,000 Translation of The Golden Chronicle, $65,000* Publication of volumes 6 and University of California, Berkeley the Story of a Cosmopolitan’s Pilgrimage by 7 and work on volumes 8 and 9 of the Berkeley, CA Robert H. Hirst the Tibetan monk, philosopher, and art- Papers of Martin Luther King Jr. $73,459* Completion of an electronic ist, Gendün Chöpel (1905–1951). online edition of Mark Twain’s letters SUNY Research Foundation, Buffalo and editorial work and XML encoding of University of North Carolina Amherst, NY Jeffrey C. Good Twain’s autobiographical writings. Asheville, NC Gordon Wilson $14,498 Documentation of moribund $80,000 Completion of preparation for languages of Furu Awa, Cameroon. University of California, Santa Barbara publication of Quodlibet IV written in 1279 by Santa Barbara, CA Elizabeth H. Witherell the medieval philosopher Henry of Ghent. Texas A & M Research Foundation $20,000* Publication of Henry David Thoreau’s College Station, TX Gary Stringer Excursions, Journals, and Correspondence. University of North Carolina $27,000* Publication of John Donne’s Chapel Hill, NC Donald C. Haggis Satires, and editorial work on the Verse University of California, Santa Barbara $21,246* To support research on the Letters, and Songs and Sonnets. Santa Barbara, CA Anthony J. Barbieri-Low development of a nascent Cretan polis $120,000 The translation, annotation, analy- and of cultural exchange in the Greek Ulysses S. Grant Association sis, and interpretation of Chinese legal and Aegean during the Early Iron Age. Starkville, MS John F. Marszalek administrative texts from the late third to early $2,050* Publication of volumes 27 and second centuries BCE that were recently exca- University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill 28, and completion of volumes 29–32 vated from a tomb in Hubei Province, China. Chapel Hill, NC Donald C. Haggis of the Papers of Ulysses S. Grant. $22,000* To support research on the University of Chicago development of a nascent Cretan polis Ulysses S. Grant Association Chicago, IL Philip Gossett and of cultural exchange in the Greek Starkville, MS John F. Marszalek $59,000 The preparation of a critical edi- Aegean during the Early Iron Age. $1,525* Publication of volumes 27 and tion of the works of Giuseppe Verdi. 28, and completion of volumes 29–32 University of Notre Dame of the Papers of Ulysses S. Grant. University of Florida Notre Dame, IN Robin F. Rhodes Gainesville, FL Michael E. Moseley $100,000 Study of ancient Corinth’s Ulysses S. Grant Association $7,250* The excavation and interpretation of stone architecture to assess its cen- Starkville, MS John F. Marszalek two pre-Columbian Andean libation halls in tral role in architectural history. $1,000* Publication of volumes 27 and present-day Peru to study religious rituals. 28, and completion of volumes 29–32 University of Notre Dame of the Papers of Ulysses S. Grant. University of Florida Notre Dame, IN Thomas Hall Gainesville, FL Michael E. Moseley $100,000 An electronic edition of Cambridge, University of Akron $16,800* The excavation and interpretation Pembroke College MS 25, an eleventh-century Akron, OH Timothy Matney of two pre-Columbian Andean libation halls collection of Latin sermons from which many $100,000 Excavation, analysis, and inter- in present-day Peru to study religious rituals. Old English translations were produced. pretation of urban planning and settlement patterns of a Turkish site that was a provincial University of Maryland University of Pennsylvania capital of the Late Assyrian Empire. College Park, MD Neil R. Fraistat Philadelphia, PA Barbara Fuchs $180,000 Preparation of a critical edi- $60,000 A translation and edition of University of Akron tion of the poetry of British Romantic two early seventeenth-century plays by Akron, OH Timothy Matney poet Percy Bysshe Shelley. Miguel de Cervantes (1547–1616) address- $33,375* Excavation, analysis, and inter- ing the interaction between Christian pretation of urban planning and settlement Spain and Islamic North Africa. patterns of a Turkish site that was a provincial capital of the Late Assyrian Empire.

NATIONALRESEARCH ENDOWMENTPROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 393 *Federal Matching Funds University of Puget Sound University of Virginia University of Wisconsin, Madison Tacoma, WA Peter H. Greenfield Charlottesville, VA John C. A. Stagg Madison, WI John Kaminski $50,000* Preparation for publication of $30,000* Completion of volume 6 in the $170,030* Completion of volumes 3–5 of county records of early English drama, presidential series, volume 8 in the Secretary the New York series of documents on the including the two-volume merged Cheshire of State series of the Papers of James ratification of the Constitution, and editorial and updated Chester collection, the Madison, and volume 1 of the retirement work on Rhode Island volumes 1 and 2. Ecclesiastical London collection, and series, and continued editorial work on the London Inns of Court collection. subsequent volumes of all three series. University of Wisconsin, Madison Madison, WI John Kaminski University of Rochester University of Virginia $39,970* Completion of volumes 3–5 of Rochester, NY Russell A. Peck Charlottesville, VA John C. A. Stagg the New York series of documents, editorial $10,000* Preparation of multiple volumes of $110,000 Editorial work on the Papers of James work on Rhode Island volumes 1 and 2. a series of editions of Middle English texts. Madison, to include final preparation for publication of volume 6 in the presidential series, Washington University University of South Carolina preliminary work on volume 7 of the presiden- St. Louis, MO Joseph F. Loewenstein Research Foundation tial series, continuing work on volume 9 in the $150,000 Preparation, annotation, and digitiza- Columbia, SC Don H. Doyle secretary of state series, and continuing work tion of volumes 1 and 2 of the collected works $20,000 A conference and volume of on volumes 1 and 2 of the retirement series. of early modern British author Edmund Spenser. essays on the topic of secession in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and other countries, University of Virginia Wellesley College bringing together scholars in history, phi- Charlottesville, VA Theodore J. Crackel Wellesley, MA Philip L. Kohl losophy, law, and the social sciences. $60,000* Scholarly work on twelve volumes $100,000 The preparation for pub- of the letterpress edition of the Papers of lication of excavation, analysis, and University of the State of New York George Washington: volumes 15–20 of the interpretation at the ancient site of Velikent Albany, NY Charles T. Gehring Revolutionary War series, volumes 13–16 in present-day Daghestan, Russia, an area $20,000 Transcription, translation, and annota- of the presidential series, and volumes that served as a trade route between the tion of seventeenth-century Dutch records of 1–2 of the financial papers series. Eurasian steppes and the Near East. the colonial government of New Netherland. University of Virginia Western Michigan University University of the State of New York Charlottesville, VA Theodore J. Crackel Kalamazoo, MI Catherine J. Julien Albany, NY Charles T. Gehring $250,000 Editorial work on volumes $100,000 Preparation of an edition of $30,000 The translation of two volumes 18–22 of the Revolutionary War series the documents, commentaries, and nar- of Dutch colonial documents (consisting and volumes 14–20 of the presidential rative of Alvar Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca’s of the council minutes, 1656–1658, and series of the multivolume print edition exploration of the Paraguay River. correspondence, 1659–1660), and the of the Papers of George Washington. transcription of two additional volumes Yale University (consisting of the council minutes, 1660–1661, University of Virginia New Haven, CT Ellen R. Cohn and correspondence, 1661–1662). Charlottesville, VA Jerome J. McGann $120,000* Publication of volumes 38 and 39, $11,500* Completion of the Rossetti Archive, completion of editorial work on volumes 40 and University of the State of New York an online electronic resource containing digital 41, beginning of editorial work on volumes 42 Albany, NY Charles T. Gehring copies of Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s works. and 43 of the Papers of Benjamin Franklin. $25,000 The translation of two volumes of Dutch colonial documents (consisting University of Washington Yale University of the council minutes, 1656–1658, and Seattle, WA Richard G. Salomon New Haven, CT Harry S. Stout correspondence, 1659–1660), and the $40,000* The renewal of funding for the ongo- $70,000* To produce an online digital archive transcription of two additional volumes ing British Library/University of Washington of the writings of Jonathan Edwards. (consisting of the council minutes, 1660–1661, Early Buddhist Manuscripts Project to study and correspondence, 1661–1662). and publish the earliest surviving corpus of Yale University Buddhist manuscripts in any language. New Haven, CT Harry S. Stout University of Virginia $35,934* To produce an online digital archive Charlottesville, VA Holly C. Shulman University of Wisconsin, Madison of the writings of Jonathan Edwards. $20,000* Completion of the Dolley Madison Madison, WI John Kaminski Digital Edition and launch of The Women $100,000 Publication of two volumes of of the Founding Era, extending documentary state debates about the ratification of the editions of the Founding Fathers to the Constitution, research on a third, and work women of the era in an electronic format. to place all previously published volumes and supplementary documents online. University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA Bernard D. Frischer $20,000* Adding GIS data and expanding a freely accessible and fully interactive inventory of Roman hydraulic infrastructure from the early Christian era through the early modern period.

NATIONALRESEARCH ENDOWMENTPROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 403 *Federal Matching Funds OFFICE OF CHALLENGE GRANTS

Through Challenge Grants, NEH contributes to the nation’s long-term investment in the humanities by providing funds for construction, renovation, and acquisitions, as well as for endowments that offer continuing support through their earnings.

NATIONALCHALLENGE ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 413 Challenge Grants Asian Art Museum Elizabethtown College San Francisco, CA Donna K. Strahan Elizabethtown, PA Christina Bucher Grants secure long-term funding for humanities $10,000* Endowment for the museum’s full- $76,360* Endowment for a faculty chair, programming and resources through building time conservation department chair position. visiting fellows, and library acquisitions in a Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies. endowments at institutions. Asian Art Museum San Francisco, CA Emory University American Library Association Donna K. Strahan Atlanta, GA Martine W. Brownley Chicago, IL Deborah Robertson $140,000* Endowment for the museum’s full- time conservation department chair position. $200,000* Endowment for junior/postdoctoral $118,174* Endowment for humanities scholars fellowships, staff, and general programming to provide ongoing training and consulta- Bryn Mawr College at Emory’s Center for Humanistic Inquiry. tion for libraries’ programming staff. Bryn Mawr, PA Dale Kinney Fredericksburg Area Museum American Musicological Society $171,600* Endowment and bridge funding and Cultural Center, Inc. Brunswick, ME Anne W. Robertson for curricular innovation, graduate fellowships, internships, and scholarly visitors in Fredericksburg, VA Edwin Whitfield Watson $10,000* Endowment for publication a multidisciplinary graduate program. $140,000* Endowment for staff coordina- subventions and an award program in tors for school and public programs, musicology as well as fund-raising costs. Calvin College as well as website development and Grand Rapids, MI American Musicological Society Daniel H Bays stipends for humanities scholars. Brunswick, ME Anne W. Robertson $98,000* Endowment for an Asian Studies program, including faculty development, Fredericksburg Area Museum $35,000* Endowment for publication visiting scholars, a lectureship, course and Cultural Center, Inc. subventions and an award program in releases for faculty program administra- Fredericksburg, VA Edwin Whitfield Watson musicology as well as fund-raising costs. tors, acquisitions, and office staffing. $100,000* Endowment for staff coordina- American Philological Association tors for school and public programs, Calvin College Philadelphia, PA Adam D. Blistein as well as website development and Grand Rapids, MI Daniel H Bays stipends for humanities scholars. $10,000* Endowment for staff posi- $10,000* Endowment for an Asian Studies tions and other expenses in the American program, including faculty development, Frick Collection office of the l’Année philologique, a bib- visiting scholars, a lectureship, course New York, NY Lynne Rutkin liographic resource for classical studies, releases for faculty program administra- $168,000* Endowment for a senior curator and direct expenses for fund raising. tors, acquisitions, and office staffing. of decorative arts as well as related humani- American Philosophical Society ties programming and library resources. Carnegie Mellon University Philadelphia, PA Martin L. Levitt Pittsburgh, PA David R. Shumway Frick Collection $10,000* Endowment for library technol- New York, NY $250,000* Endowment for external and Lynne Rutkin ogy, including preservation, access and internal fellowships, a research seminar, and $10,000* Endowment for a senior curator outreach, and technology management. visiting lectures in a humanities center. of decorative arts as well as related humani- American Shakespeare Center ties programming and library resources. Commonwealth Fund for Kentucky Staunton, VA Ralph Cohen Educational Television Hendrix College $100,000* Construction costs of the Lexington, KY Nancy L. Carpenter Conway, AR Mark S. Schantz Shakespearean replica Blackfriars $100,000* Endowment for humani- $200,000* Endowment for a faculty direc- Playhouse, bridge funds, and an ties programming on local history and tor, faculty development workshops, endowment for education staff. culture in a public television system. visiting lecturers, and library acquisitions Anchorage Museum Foundation on behalf of a freshman-year core course. Cornell University Anchorage, AK Patricia B. Wolf Ithaca, NY Franklin W. Robinson Indianapolis-Marion County Public $10,000* Endowment to sup- $130,900* Construction of a study center in Library Foundation port a full-time conservator. the university’s art museum and endowment Indianapolis, IN Christine Cairo $50,000* Endowment for humanities Anchorage Museum Foundation for educational programming and salary programming and for additions to the Anchorage, AK Patricia B. Wolf for a half-time education coordinator. library’s humanities collections. $42,000* Endowment to sup- Elizabethtown College port a full-time conservator. Elizabethtown, PA Christina Bucher International Center of Medieval Art New York, NY Mary B. Shepard Arkansas State University, Main Campus $89,639* Endowment for a faculty chair, $25,000* Endowment for program- State University, AR Ruth Hawkins visiting fellows, and library acquisitions in a Center for Anabaptist and Pietist Studies. ming and staff, including a part-time $175,000* Restoration of two historic sites: the copy editor for the journal Gesta. 1858 Lakeport Plantation near Lake Village and the 1930s Mitchell-East Building in Tyronza.

CHALLENGE GRANTS 42 *Federal Matching Funds Koahnic Broadcast Corporation Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego Old Independence Regional Museum Anchorage, AK Jaclyn Sallee La Jolla, CA Hugh M. Davies Batesville, AR Jan Smith $58,957* Endowment for Native-American $150,000* Endowment for a key humani- $15,500* Endowment for a half-time humanities audio programming to be distributed nationally. ties staff position, education curator, educator position to expand programming. as well as humanities programs. Koahnic Broadcast Corporation Old Independence Regional Museum Anchorage, AK Jaclyn Sallee National Museum of Women in the Arts Batesville, AR Jan Smith $100,000* Endowment for Native-American Washington, DC Susan F. Sterling $16,000* Endowment for a half-time humanities audio programming to be distributed nationally. $10,000* Endowment for scholarship educator position to expand programming. on women artists and the museum’s Levine Museum of the New South Library and Research Center. Old York Historical Society Charlotte, NC Emily F. Zimmern York, ME Scott Stevens $200,000* Endowment for research on post-Civil National Museum of Women in the Arts $10,000* Renovation of an historic barn War Southern history and expanded community Washington, DC Susan F. Sterling to serve as a visitor center, and endowment outreach through humanities programming. $175,000* Endowment for scholarship for humanities staff and programming. on women artists and the museum’s Maine Historical Society Library and Research Center. Old York Historical Society Portland, ME Richard D’Abate York, ME Scott Stevens $10,000* Renovation and expansion of the National WWI Museum $140,000* Renovation of an historic barn Maine Historical Society Research Library. Kansas City, MO Eli Paul to serve as a visitor center, and endowment $150,000* Endowment for an historian/ for humanities staff and programming. Maine Historical Society education director, for educational pro- Portland, ME Richard D’Abate gramming, and for related acquisitions. Pilgrim Hall Museum $168,000* Renovation and expansion of the Plymouth, MA Peggy M. Baker Maine Historical Society Research Library. Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation $63,000* Construction of a new addi- Omaha, NE Julie A. Reilly tion, installation of air conditioning and Mars Hill College $275,000* Endowment to support a paint- climate control systems, and installation of Mars Hill, NC Kathryn Newfont ings conservator and related expenses at an elevator, new entry portico, and ramp. $10,000* Endowment for the position of the Gerald R. Ford Conservation Center’s director/archivist and for programming in paintings conservation laboratory. Pilgrim Hall Museum Southern Appalachian History and Culture. Plymouth, MA Peggy M. Baker Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art $10,000* Construction of a new addi- Messiah College Kansas City, MO Deborah Emont Scott tion, installation of air conditioning and Grantham, PA Joseph Huffman $165,000* Endowment for the posi- climate control systems, and installation of $10,000* Endowment to support public tion of curator of South and Southeast an elevator, new entry portico, and ramp. humanities outreach, special programs Asian art as well as related expenses for for schoolteachers in the humanities, research travel and conservation. Rare Book School and a director’s salary. Charlottesville, VA Terry Belanger Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art $10,000* Endowment for new programming, Michigan State University Kansas City, MO Deborah Emont Scott staff salary enhancement, and scholar- East Lansing, MI Arthur M. Melzer $210,000* Endowment for the posi- ships as well as direct fund-raising costs. $6,031* Endowment for the pro- tion of curator of South and Southeast grams of the Symposium on Science, Asian art as well as related expenses for Rhode Island School of Design Reason, and Modern Democracy. research travel and conservation. Providence, RI Hope Alswang $124,600* Renovation of and additions to Michigan State University New Hampshire Historical Society existing galleries on the three public floors of East Lansing, MI Arthur M. Melzer Concord, NH William P. Veillette the museum’s historic Eliza Radeke Building, $243,968* Endowment for the pro- $64,169* Creation of an education renovation that will allow the reinstallation and grams of the Symposium on Science, center and endowment for related reinterpretation of the permanent collection. Reason, and Modern Democracy. humanities programming. Rhode Island School of Design Minnesota Public Radio New York Public Library Providence, RI Hope Alswang St. Paul, MN Jon Kevin Gossett New York, NY William Stingone $10,000* Renovation of and additions to $800,000* Construction and renovation of an $91,000* Endowment for staff positions in the existing galleries on the three public floors of expanded production and broadcast facility. library’s Manuscripts and Archives Division. the museum’s historic Eliza Radeke Building, renovation that will allow the reinstallation and Mississippi Department of Archives New York Public Library reinterpretation of the permanent collection. and History New York, NY William Stingone Jackson, MS Mary Alice White $200,000* Endowment for staff positions in the South Dakota Humanities Council $150,000* Endowment for educational library’s Manuscripts and Archives Division. Brookings, SD Sherry K. DeBoer programming and a Welty Scholar at the $23,000* Endowment for humani- Eudora Welty House in Jackson, Mississippi. ties programming in the new South Dakota Center for the Book.

CHALLENGE GRANTS 43 *Federal Matching Funds Southeastern Library Network, Inc. University of Kentucky Research Foundation W. F. Albright Institute of Atlanta, GA Kate F. Nevins Lexington, KY Robert Joseph Rabel Archaeological Research $105,299* Endowment for staff salaries and $19,055* Endowment and bridge fund- Jerusalem, ZZ Seymour Gitin other costs of producing and maintaining the ing for programs and endowment for a $63,000* Direct expenditures for renovation of online Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. faculty chair whose holder will serve as the hostel, library, archaeology labs, and related director of a center for the humanities. facilities, and endowment for a maintenance Southeastern Library Network, Inc. fund for the hostel and a research professorship Atlanta, GA Kate F. Nevins University of Kentucky Research Foundation at an American overseas research center. $61,700* Endowment for staff salaries and Lexington, KY Robert Joseph Rabel other costs of producing and maintaining the $60,944* Endowment and bridge fund- Washington Drama Society, Inc./Arena Stage online Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. ing for programs and endowment for a Washington, DC David Dower faculty chair whose holder will serve as $70,000* Endowment to enhance St. Vincent College director of a center for the humanities. humanities-related audience enrich- Latrobe, PA Rene M. Kollar ment and educational programming. $100,000* Endowment for two interdisci- University of Kentucky Research Foundation plinary programs: East Asian Studies and Lexington, KY Robert Joseph Rabel Wisconsin Historical Foundation the Center for Ethics in Community. $42,000* Endowment and bridge fund- Madison, WI Peter Gottlieb ing for programs and endowment for a $46,340* Endowment of a preservation Stanford University faculty chair whose holder will serve as fund for the society’s library and archives. Stanford, CA John B. Bender director of a center for the humanities. $200,000* Endowment for the Stanford Wisconsin Historical Foundation Humanities Center’s program of faculty/ University of New Orleans Madison, WI Peter Gottlieb graduate-student research workshops. New Orleans, LA J. Richard Gruber $121,659* Endowment of a preservation $10,000* Restoration of a historic library fund for the society’s library and archives. Swarthmore College and construction of a new education Swarthmore, PA Constance Cain Hungerford wing to complete the Ogden Museum of Special Initiatives $200,000* Endowment for faculty positions Southern Art’s three-building complex. in the teaching of modern standard Arabic. Cooleemee Historical Association University of New Orleans Cooleemee, NC Lynn W. Rumley Trustees of Reservations New Orleans, LA J. Richard Gruber $5,000* Endowment for humani- Beverly, MA Susan Edwards $90,000* Restoration of a historic library ties programming in local history. $157,500* Endowment for a full-time and construction of a new education archivist and a part-time historic resources wing to complete the Ogden Museum of Duke University manager as well as direct support for equip- Southern Art’s three-building complex. Durham, NC Michael A. Gillespie ment purchases and reproduction costs. $200,000* Endowment for a visiting profes- University of Tennessee, Knoxville sorship, undergraduate seminars, lectures, Trustees of Reservations Knoxville, TN Michael Kulikowski and an annual conference in a program Beverly, MA Susan Edwards $200,000* Endowment for staff salaries, in American values and institutions. $150,000* Endowment for a full-time academic fellowships, and programming in a archivist and a part-time historic resources Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies. Fort Apache Heritage Foundation, Inc. manager as well as direct support for equip- Fort Apache, AZ Karl A. Hoerig ment purchases and reproduction costs. Vermont Humanities Council $6,767* Endowment for oral history research, Montpelier, VT Peter A. Gilbert presentations by White Mountain Apache University of California Press $59,123* Purchase and renovation of a elders and cultural experts, and creation of Berkeley, CA Lynne E. Withey new facility for the Vermont Humanities exhibits relating to tribal and regional history. $212,680* New endowment for publications Council, and endowment for programs. in history, literature, and film studies, and Fort Apache Heritage Foundation, Inc. augmented endowment for publications in Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Fort Apache, AZ Karl A. Hoerig Richmond, VA music history and general humanities. Suzanne H. Freeman $33,232* Endowment for oral history research, $10,000* Endowment for the head librar- presentations by White Mountain Apache University of Georgia ian, a reference librarian, acquisitions, elders and cultural experts, and creation of Athens, GA William U. Eiland equipment, furnishings, and a professional exhibits relating to tribal and regional history. $10,000* Construction and furnishings development and travel fund. for Study Centers in the Humanities, an Hanover Tavern Foundation expanded facility for the museum’s fine W. F. Albright Institute of Hanover, VA Joseph D. Kyle Archaeological Research arts library and three research centers. $47,551* Endowment for an education Jerusalem, ZZ Seymour Gitin coordinator and humanities programs University of Georgia $10,000* Direct expenditures for renovation of at the History Discovery Center. Athens, GA William U. Eiland the hostel, library, archaeology labs, and related $87,500* Construction and furnishings facilities, and endowment for a maintenance for Study Centers in the Humanities, an fund for the hostel and a research professorship expanded facility for the museum’s fine at an American overseas research center. arts library and three research centers.

NATIONALCHALLENGE ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 443 *Federal Matching Funds Hanover Tavern Foundation Hanover, VA Joseph D. Kyle $2,448* Endowment for an education coordinator and humanities programs at the History Discovery Center.

Montpelier Foundation Orange, VA William F. Harris, II $300,000* Endowment for staff and humanities programming of the Center for the Constitution at Montpelier.

National Constitution Center Philadelphia, PA Steve M. Frank $10,000* Endowment for staffing and related costs to support the Changing Exhibits Program at the National Constitution Center.

Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA William A. Blair $400,000* Endowment for faculty and postdoctoral fellowships, summer institutes for schoolteachers and emerging scholars, conferences,and programs in a center devoted to the study of the Civil War era.

Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture Baltimore, MD Mirma A. Johnson $400,000* Endowment for staff salaries, teacher development institutes and workshops, curriculum development, public programming, and acquisitions on the history and culture of African Americans in Maryland.

University of Nebraska, Lincoln Lincoln, NE Kenneth Price $150,000* Endowment for staff and other costs of managing the digital Walt Whitman Archive.

University of Nebraska, Lincoln Lincoln, NE Kenneth Price $140,000* Endowment for staff and other costs of managing the digital Walt Whitman Archive.

University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN Michael P. Zuckert $333,000* Endowment for a faculty position in Constitutional Studies and Religion, a visiting lecture series, seminars for journalists, a postdoctoral teaching fellowship, a dissertation fellowship, graduate student stipends and conferences.

NATIONALCHALLENGE ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 453 *Federal Matching Funds OFFICE OF FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP

Grants go to the state and territory humanities councils for operating costs and special projects.

NATIONALFEDERAL/STATE ENDOWMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR THE HUMANITIES 463 Grants to State Guam Humanities Council Kentucky Humanities Council 222 Chalan Santo Papa, Suite 106 206 East Maxwell Street Humanities Councils Hagatna, GU 96910 Lexington, KY 40508 Alabama Humanities Foundation $261,300 $551,750 1100 Ireland Way, Suite 101 Hawaii Council for the Humanities Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Birmingham, AL 35205-7001 First Hawaiian Bank Building 938 Lafayette Street, Suite 300 $563,450 3599 Waialae Avenue, Room 23 New Orleans, LA 70113-1782 Alaska Humanities Forum Honolulu, HI 96816 $567,800 421 West 1st Avenue, Suite 300 $528,600 Maine Humanities Council Anchorage, AK 99501 Humanities Council of Washington, DC 674 Brighton Avenue $551,600 925 U Street, NW Portland, ME 04102-101 Amerika Samoa Humanities Council Washington, DC 20001 $475,800 P. O. Box 5800 $453,750 Maryland Humanities Council Pago Pago, AS 96799 Humanities Council SC 108 West Centre Street $238,600 2711 Middleburg Drive, Suite 308 Baltimore, MD 21201-4565 Arizona Humanities Council Columbia, SC 29204 $590,900 The Ellis-Shackelford House $544,994 Mass Humanities 1242 N. Central Avenue Humanities Iowa 66 Bridge Street Phoenix, AZ 85004-1887 100 Oakdale Campus N310 OH Northampton, MA 01060 $572,312 Iowa City, IA 52242-5000 $627,050 Arkansas Humanities Council $521,900 Michigan Humanities Council 10800 Financial Centre Parkway Humanities Montana 119 Père Marquette Drive Suite 465 311 Brantly Hall Suite 3B Little Rock, AR 72211 Missoula, MT 59812-7848 Lansing, MI 48912-1270 $514,100 $463,500 $765,500 California Council for the Humanities Humanities Tennessee Minnesota Humanities Center 312 Sutter Street, Suite 601 306 Gay Street, Suite 306 987 Ivy Avenue East San Francisco, CA 94108 Nashville, TN 37201 St. Paul, MN 55106-2046 $1,645,304 $604,400 $582,604 Colorado Humanities Humanities Texas Mississippi Humanities Council 1490 Lafayette Street, Suite 101 1410 Rio Grande Street 3825 Ridgewood Road, Room 311 Denver, CO 80218 Austin, TX 78701-1506 Jackson, MS 39211-6497 $543,600 $1,143,400 $516,350 Connecticut Humanities Council Humanities Washington Missouri Humanities Council 37 Broad Street 1204 Minor Avenue 543 Hanley Industrial Court, Suite 201 Middletown, CT 06457 Seattle, WA 98101-2825 St. Louis, MO 63144-1905 $533,754 $611,100 $597,300 Delaware Humanities Forum Idaho Humanities Council Nebraska Humanities Council 100 West 10th Street, Suite 1009 217 West State Street 215 Centennial Mall South, Suite 330 Wilmington, DE 19801 Boise, ID 83702 Lincoln, NE 68508-1836 $456,358 $467,500 $486,200 Florida Humanities Council Illinois Humanities Council Nevada Humanities 599 Second Street South 17 North State Street, Suite 1400 P.O. Box 8029 St. Petersburg, FL 33701-5005 Chicago, IL 60602-3296 Reno, NV 89507 $966,850 $859,148 $477,900 Fundación Puertorriqueña de las Humanidades Indiana Humanities Council New Hampshire Humanities Council P.O. Box 9023920 1500 North Delaware Street 19 Pillsbury Street San Juan, PR 00902-3920 Indianapolis, IN 46202-2419 Concord, NH 03301 $557,000 $616,300 $469,203 Georgia Humanities Council Kansas Humanities Council New Jersey Council for the Humanities 50 Hurt Plaza, SE 112 SW Sixth Avenue, Suite 210 28 West State Street, 6th floor Suite 595 Topeka, KS 66603 Trenton, NJ 08608 Atlanta, GA 30303-2915 $513,700 $706,958 $685,500

NATIONALFEDERAL/STATE ENDOWMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR THE HUMANITIES 473 New Mexico Humanities Council Vermont Humanities Council Arizona Humanities Council MSC06 3570 11 Loomis Street Phoenix, AZ Ann-Mary Johnson 1 University of New Mexico Montpelier, VT 05602 $15,000 Cultural heritage tourism grants, Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001 $453,425 AZ Heritage Traveler website upgrades, $482,700 Motheread’s “My United States” family Virgin Islands Humanities Council literacy curriculum, book festival and annual New York Council for the Humanities #7 Kongens Gade lecture speakers, a traveling exhibition, 150 Broadway, Suite 1700 St. Thomas, VI 00802-6746 oral histories, and book discussions. New York, NY 10038 $260,213 $1,110,100 Arizona Humanities Council Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Phoenix, AZ Herbert J. Paine North Carolina Humanities Council 145 Ednam Drive 122 North Elm Street, Suite 601 Charlottesville, VA 22903-4629 $99,320 To support cultural heritage tour- Greensboro, NC 27401 $657,150 ism projects, planning for a tour in 2009 of $681,324 the traveling exhibit, “New Harmonies” on West Virginia Humanities Council American roots music, keynote speakers for the North Dakota Humanities Council 1310 Kanawha Boulevard, East annual book festival and the annual humani- 418 E. Broadway Avenue, Suite 8 Charleston, WV 25301 ties lecture, and issues forums on important Bismarck, ND 58501-4086 $495,700 topics in the humanities in election year 2008. $468,600 Wisconsin Humanities Council Arkansas Humanities Council Northern Mariana Islands Council 222 South Bedford Street, Suite F Little Rock, AR Jeffrey R. Root for the Humanities Madison, WI 53703-368 $73,820 To support the annual statewide P.O. Box 506437 $590,650 History Day in Arkansas, and to expand the Saipan, MP 96950 Arkansas Humanities Council’s program of $253,400 Wyoming Humanities Council grants, training, and technical assistance to 1315 E. Lewis Street local groups working to preserve, document Ohio Humanities Council Laramie, WY 82072-3459 and interpret African-American cemeter- 471 E. Broad St., Suite 1620 $448,400 ies throughout the state of Arkansas. Columbus, OH 43215-3857 $822,100 Special Projects California Council for the Humanities San Francisco, CA Ralph Lewin Oklahoma Humanities Council Alabama Humanities Foundation Festival Plaza $356,340 To support programs for youth Birmingham, AL Robert C. Stewart 428 West California, Suite 270 and others that use the disciplines of the $88,980 To support speakers bureau presenta- Oklahoma City, OK 73102 humanities to examine and reveal contem- tions on Alabama history and culture, a $529,900 porary issues and experiences of concern teacher institute on Alabama’s Black Belt, to California youth, families, and others. Oregon Council for the Humanities the “New Harmonies” traveling exhibition, 813 SW Alder Street, Suite 702 and a special We the People grant initiative. Colorado Humanities Portland, OR 97205 Denver, CO Judith R. Casey Alaska Humanities Forum $525,020 $99,580 To support Chautauqua presenta- Anchorage, AK Gregory W. Kimura tions in Greeley in August 2007 on the Pennsylvania Humanities Council $55,940 To support radio programming, theme, “The American Spirit: Colonials and Constitution Place institutes for teachers, and grants for local Revolutionaries,” and in Grand Junction 325 Chestnut Street, Suite 715 projects, all related to important themes and on the theme “1776;” Young Chautauqua Philadelphia, PA 19106-2607 topics in Alaska’s history in anticipation of the activities in eight communities; the Chautauqua $859,800 fiftieth anniversary of Alaska’s statehood. Speakers Bureau; a teachers institute on Arapaho history and traditions; and program Rhode Island Council for the Humanities Amerika Samoa Humanities Council and research grants for community projects, 385 Westminster Street, Suite 2 Pago Pago, AS Niualama E. Taifane with particular encouragement for projects Providence, RI 02903 $50,850 The first history text to collect archival on the 75th anniversary of the New Deal. $466,350 and other materials about Amerika Samoa. Pre-publication, the public will be engaged Colorado Humanities South Dakota Humanities Council with the project through facilitated reading and Denver, CO Judith R. Casey 1215 Trail Ridge Road, Suite A discussions. It will be launched with a teacher $15,000 The High Plains Chautauqua Brookings, SD 57006 institute for all secondary history teachers. “The Civil War: A House Divided,” Young $461,800 Chautauqua, and a grant program for Utah Humanities Council projects in American history and culture. 202 West 300 North Salt Lake City, UT 84103 $490,700

NATIONALFEDERAL/STATE ENDOWMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR THE HUMANITIES 483 Connecticut Humanities Council Guam Humanities Council Humanities Iowa Middletown, CT Bruce Fraser Hagatna, GU Shannon J. Murphy Iowa City, IA Christopher R. Rossi $80,220 The Encyclopedia of Connecticut $51,770 Research and content develop- $75,540 To support both grants and programs History Online (ECHO), an online resource for ment on the early American (1898–1941) conducted by Humanities Iowa that focus on the authoritative information about Connecticut’s and post-World War II periods in Guam heritage and contemporary concerns of Iowans, history and heritage, for use by the public, for the online encyclopedia, Guampedia. especially in rural areas, with particular empha- students, educators, researchers and journalists. sis on projects that explore how cultural and Hawai'i Council for the Humanities ethnic diversity informs and challenges collective Connecticut Humanities Council Honolulu, HI Robert G. Buss ideas of identity as Americans and Iowans. Middletown, CT Bruce Fraser $61,120 A variety of projects including teacher $15,000 To support grants for summer institutes workshops on American and local history, Humanities Montana and other professional development opportuni- programs to commemorate the Abraham Missoula, MT Ken Egan, Jr. ties for K-12 teachers on the defining themes and Lincoln bicentennial, Literature and Medicine $15,000 A major statewide grant initiative on events of America’s past, and to enhance the discussion groups, and History Day. Montana history and culture and on a variety of historical content and bibliographic materials American history and culture projects, including for the Connecticut Humanities Council’s online Humanities Council of Washington, DC the OpenBook reading and discussion program encyclopedia for the state of Connecticut. Washington, DC Jennifer Foley and the annual Montana Festival of the Book. $15,000 Emancipation Week programming; Delaware Humanities Forum a youth leadership institute; a television Humanities Montana Wilmington, DE Marilyn P. Whittington series on freedom, rights, and responsibili- Missoula, MT Kim Anderson $15,000 To support the production of a thirty- ties; a civic reflection conversation series; $58,260 To support regrants, speakers minute film and a companion curriculum guide symposia for community historians; resource bureau, the OpenBook reading and discus- examining the roles of Delaware’s Civil Rights center archive and online database. sion program, and the Montana Festival of leaders in shaping the nation, intended particu- the Book. The funded programs will employ larly for use with audiences of young people. Humanities Council of Washington, DC a variety of media, lectures, conferences, Washington, DC Joy Ford Austin reading and discussion, teacher institutes, Florida Humanities Council $55,080 To support public programs dur- and website and print publications. St. Petersburg, FL Janine Farver ing DC Emancipation Week in April 2008, $198,660 Projects exploring the relation- a week-long institute for forty high school Humanities Tennessee ship between Florida and the Caribbean, students, three television programs, reading and Nashville, TN Robert Cheatham including speakers bureau programs, a discussion programs for young people; the DC $100,660 We the People funding will support grants initiative and a teachers seminar. Community Heritage Preservation Project, and sessions devoted to American history and archival resources related to the programs of culture at the Southern Festival of Books; Fundaciòn Puertorriqueña de las Humanidades the Humanities Council of Washington, DC. strengthen the six small museums and San Juan, PR Juan M. Gonzalez Lamela cultural organizations hosting the “New $83,560 Continued development of the Humanities Council SC Harmonies” exhibit; and make grants, Puerto Rico Online Encyclopedia. Columbia, SC Theresa J. Wallace including one to support a teacher institute $86,140 The 12th annual South Carolina on the Civil Rights Movement in Tennessee. Fundaciòn Puertorriqueña de las Humanidades Book Festival, the Clemente Course, National San Juan, PR Luis E. Gonzalez-Vales History Day, a tour of the exhibition, “Key Humanities Tennessee $15,000 The broadcast on television and radio Ingredients: America by Food,” and the South Nashville, TN Kathryn A. Stephenson of community dialogs that explore American Carolina Institute for Community Scholars. $15,000 To support increased collaboration principles and beliefs and their impact on and programming among the five Tennessee Puerto Rican history and the relationship Humanities Council SC communities hosting the traveling exhibi- between Puerto Rico and the United States. Columbia, SC Theresa J. Wallace tion “Between Fences” by digitizing local $15,000 The Humanities Council’s 2007 research and developing a shared online Georgia Humanities Council Book Festival, the Charleston Clemente resource for maps and narratives. Atlanta, GA Jamil S. Zainaldin Project, National History Day contest, $125,620 Reading and discussion programs and grants throughout the state on themes Humanities Texas in Georgia communities, the develop- related to American history and culture. Austin, TX Michael L. Gillette ment of resource and training materials to $242,080 Two summer teachers institutes accompany the tour of the exhibition “Key Humanities Iowa entitled “The West and the Shaping of Ingredients: America by Food,” and additional Iowa City, IA Christopher R. Rossi America,” traveling exhibits, a regrant program, content for the New Georgia Encyclopedia. $15,000 To support both grants and programs and the development of a program encourag- conducted by Humanities Iowa that focus on the ing communities to explore local traditions Georgia Humanities Council circumstances and people that have contributed related to themes in U.S. history and culture. Atlanta, GA Jamil S. Zainaldin to cultural, economic, and civic progress in the $15,000 Enhanced search capabilities of the United States, with particular emphasis on proj- online New Georgia Encyclopedia, read- ects that examine cultural and ethnic diversity in ing and discussion programs in Georgia Iowan life and in the formation of civic identity communities, and a grant program for on the local, regional, and national levels. projects in American history and culture.

NATIONALFEDERAL/STATE ENDOWMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR THE HUMANITIES 493 Humanities Washington Indiana Humanities Council Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Seattle, WA Ellen E. Terry Indianapolis, IN Nancy N. Conner New Orleans, LA Michael J. Sartisky $15,000 To support up to seven community proj- $103,530 To support a series of conversations $15,000 To engage communities in Louisiana ects focusing on the stories of immigrants and on topics in American history and culture in in the exploration of Louisiana’s hurricane refugees in the state, with particular emphasis on order to strengthen civic engagement in Indiana, experience through grants, reading and young people, and to support a panel discus- and to create web-based packets of resources for scholar-led discussion programs and through sion and educational outreach in Southwest teachers that correspond to each of four high the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities’ Washington as part of the bicentennial school history standards on the topics of the statewide magazine, Louisiana Cultural Vistas. observance of the Lewis and Clark expedition. development of the industrial United States, the emergence of the modern United States, Maine Humanities Council Humanities Washington the modern United States in prosperity and Portland, ME Victoria B. Bonebakker Seattle, WA Ellen E. Terry depression, and the United States and $61,590 The initiative “Faces of Freedom,” $15,000 To support project grants of up World War II. which includes a conference on a classic to $8,000 for locally initiated community text of American literature, a symposium on programs on topics related to American Indiana Humanities Council the place of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. in history and culture; traveling exhibitions Indianapolis, IN Keira Amstutz American history, and reading and discus- and related programming associated with $15,000 To support a series of readings and sion programs for adult beginning readers. the national Museum on Main Street; a seminars on America’s founding documents college-level course focused on Americans’ and principles to be offered in various locations Maryland Humanities Council relationships to their landscapes; and a family throughout Indiana, and to support interactive Baltimore, MD Phoebe Stein Davis reading program called “My United States.” resources for elementary and secondary students $15,000 The Maryland History Day with a special focus on Abraham Lincoln program, the speakers bureau program, Humanities Washington and the early years of national expansion. and the grant program. Each of these Seattle, WA Ellen E. Terry program areas offers Marylanders the $103,240 A tour of the exhibition “Key Kansas Humanities Council opportunity to personally explore the rich Ingredients,” training in the “My United Topeka, KS Julie L. Mulvihill diversity of America’s history and culture States” literacy curriculum, and a new program $73,680 To support projects initiated by of civic reflection discussion groups. Kansas communities to create exhibits, Maryland Humanities Council oral histories, and heritage tourism activi- Baltimore, MD Phoebe Stein Davis Idaho Humanities Council ties about what it means to be a resident of $97,740 A special initiative on Martin Luther Boise, ID Richard K. Ardinger Kansas. A new digital shorts component King Jr. will emphasize the issue of race through $15,000 To support speakers bureau pre- will allow Kansans to tell a visual story. Chautauqua programming, the speakers bureau, sentations, a teacher institute, reading and In addition, a special “Kansans Tell Their the grants program, and Maryland History Day. discussion programs, Smithsonian exhibit Stories” traveling exhibition will be created. programming, an initiative on American Mass Humanities Roots Music and Idaho’s folk traditions, Kentucky Humanities Council Northampton, MA David A. Tebaldi special speaker programs, and regrants. Lexington, KY Virginia G. Carter $15,000 Activities exploring American $15,000 To support the Prime Time Family history and culture, including a public Idaho Humanities Council Reading Time program in six libraries for symposium on the U.S. Supreme Court, a Boise, ID Rick Ardinger a second year, and, working with the coor- new library-based, scholar-led reading and $62,230 IHC will explore We the People themes dinators of the Teaching American History discussion series, and a grant initiative to through speakers bureau presentations, grants, to provide sixty Chautauqua programs support local humanities programming. summer teacher institutes, and council- to schools in five regions of Kentucky. conducted programs ranging from reading Mass Humanities and discussion programming to programs Kentucky Humanities Council Northampton, MA David A. Tebaldi about American Root Music. It will also Lexington, KY Virginia G. Carter $115,060 The initiative “Liberty and Justice make grants related to this initiative. $85,700 To support the Prime Time Family for All,” which includes a regrant program for Reading Time family literacy program, public humanities projects and a symposium on Illinois Humanities Council Chautauqua presentations in Kentucky’s schools, the role of the media in American democracy. Chicago, IL Kristina A. Valaitis and a special fall 2008 edition of Kentucky Michigan Humanities Council $158,740 To support a musical heritage initiative Humanities magazine on Abraham Lincoln focused on the “New Harmonies” traveling in observance of the Lincoln Bicentennial. Lansing, MI Cynthia M. Dimitrijevic exhibition and the Illinois Music Heritage $15,000 To support a grant program conducted initiative, the speakers bureau, and a grant Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities by the Michigan Humanities Council that program to support We the People themes. New Orleans, LA Michael J. Sartisky invites proposals for projects focused on $88,850 To support reading and discussion pro- important issues and events in both Michigan’s Illinois Humanities Council grams for adults, Cultural Vistas magazine, and and the United States’ history and culture. Chicago, IL Kristina A. Valaitis grants to Louisiana’s educational and cultural $15,000 To develop statewide public pro- institutions, all related to the theme, “Roots to grams on the history of American music, Roots: America & Louisiana’s Shared History.” Westward expansion, Illinois history, and other important topics in American studies.

NATIONALFEDERAL/STATE ENDOWMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR THE HUMANITIES 503 Michigan Humanities Council Nebraska Humanities Council New Mexico Humanities Council Lansing, MI Cynthia M. Dimitrijevic Lincoln, NE Sarah J. Hood Albuquerque, NM Craig L. Newbill $136,560 “The Great Michigan Read,” a state- $65,250 In partnership with the Kansas $66,580 Planning and programming for the wide literature and literacy initiative focused on Humanities Council and the state Library New Mexico centennial of statehood in 2012. Ernest Hemingway’s short-story collection The Commission, Center for the Book, and Nick Adams Stories. Activities include reading and Department of Education: creation of New York Council for the Humanities discussion groups, exhibits, a Hemingway film a new Chautauqua, materials from the New York, NY Sara Ogger festival, and a Michigan author homecoming. Resource Collection made available to $15,000 To support expansion of the new schools at a reduced fee, and the distribu- intergenerational family reading and discus- Minnesota Humanities Center tion of the “Between Fences” exhibit to sion program focused on themes in American St. Paul, MN Jane Cunningham six communities and the state capitol. history and culture, and to expand reading and $15,000 Focused grant programs and a teacher discussion programming for adults also focused professional development seminar that will Nevada Humanities on themes in American history and culture. support and give thematic unity to four program Reno, NV Stephen R. Davis areas: grants, Learning in Retirement Network, $15,000* A traveling exhibition, “Between New York Council for the Humanities Museum on Main Street, and teacher institutes. Fences,” in six communities from September New York, NY Sara Ogger 2005 to July 2006, and development of $5,000 The expansion of the “Reading Between Minnesota Humanities Center a special grant competition in American the Lines” book discussion program, and to St. Paul, MN Matthew Brandt history for local communities. launch “Reading Between the Lines for Children $93,840 Conferences will consider the impact and Families,” a new intergenerational program of statehood on the Dakota and Ojibwe Nevada Humanities focused on themes in American culture. peoples and the contributions of native Reno, NV Stephen R. Davis people to Minnesota and American history, $70,260 Continued development of the Online New York Council for the Humanities targeted grants will help develop reference Nevada Encyclopedia and a grant initiative to New York, NY Jane B. McNamara and curriculum guides for native language develop humanities-based civic dialog programs. $214,260 To support “Together—Book Talk for courses, and a content-rich website will collect Kids & Parents,” an intergenerational family Dakota and Ojibwe materials and resources. Nevada Humanities reading and discussion program focused on Reno, NV Stephen R. Davis themes drawn from We the People Bookshelf. Mississippi Humanities Council $7,055 Production of four Chautauqua Jackson, MS Barbara Carpenter Policy Forums and a series of related North Carolina Humanities Council $75,100 Mississippi Moments segments on Chautauqua Minutes in partnership with Greensboro, NC Shelley Crisp public radio, the Mississippi Online Timeline, the Reno PBS affiliate, and grants for $123,170 Ongoing programming, including and a teacher workshop on Mississippi writers. public programs in American history. a summer teachers institute that will explore Southern plantation culture, statewide Missouri Humanities Council New Hampshire Humanities Council regional conferences that address themes St. Louis, MO Michael Bouman Concord, NH Deborah Watrous in American history and culture, and the $99,410 Consultancy and training programs $10,000* To support a statewide speakers new publication, Engage Your World. for Missouri museums and libraries, out- bureau program, grants for community projects reach to new Americans and underserved on topics in American history and culture with North Carolina Humanities Council populations through the Read from the special emphasis on World War II and the Greensboro, NC Shelley Crisp Start family reading program and the 2008 home front, and a special initiative, “Shifting $15,000 Let’s Talk About It reading and Chautauqua “That’s Entertainment!” Ground: Religion and Civic Life in America.” discussion program, North Carolina Humanities Forum, the Teachers Institute Nebraska Humanities Council New Hampshire Humanities Council Program, American Indian Teachers seminars, Lincoln, NE Sarah J. Hood Concord, NH Deborah Watrous regional workshops, and a grant program. $15,000 To support the production of a new $61,440 To support a statewide speakers bureau Chautauqua entitled “Visions for America: program, grants for community projects on North Dakota Humanities Council Notable Nebraska Reformers,” featuring topics in American history and culture with Bismarck, ND Brenna Daugherty William Jennings Bryan, George Norris, special emphasis on World War II and the $55,770 To support “North Dakota Reads,” a Grace Abbott, and Malcolm X; expansion home front, and a special initiative, “Shifting reading and discussion program, by adding new of Capitol Forum on America’s Future to Ground: Religion and Civic Life in America.” nonfiction titles, including readings related to additional high school students in western President Abraham Lincoln and the impact of and rural parts of Nebraska; and to expand New Jersey Council for the Humanities the Homestead Act of 1862, grants for scholars presentations on American history and Trenton, NJ Jane Brailove Rutkoff to lead reading and discussion programs, and culture in the council’s speakers bureau. $124,510 A two-semester Clemente study presentations by North Dakota-born historian course for low-income adults in Camden, two James McPherson in the fall of 2008. teacher seminars for New Jersey teachers, and a series of two-day teacher workshops in Newark North Dakota Humanities Council throughout the fall and spring semesters. Bismarck, ND Brenna Daugherty $10,775* “North Dakota Reads,” a reading and discussion program using scholar-facilitators, printed and online catalogs, and a book loan program, culminating in a book festival.

NATIONALFEDERAL/STATE ENDOWMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR THE HUMANITIES 513 *Federal Matching Funds Northern Mariana Islands Pennsylvania Humanities Council Vermont Humanities Council Council for the Humanities Philadelphia, PA Laurie Zierer Montpelier, VT Larissa Vigue Picard Saipan, MP Debra T. Cabrera $156,120 To support the expansion of “Our $15,000 Public lectures and presentations, $51,020 “Democracy Considered,” a series Stories, Our Future,” a statewide project, by grants, reading and discussion programs, of text-based community discussions, public awarding grants, supporting speakers and and humanities camps. Program offer- lectures on the fundamentals of democracy, and book groups, all focused on stories from ings will be free, take place in libraries, a series of activities that explores the diverse cul- America’s past that have importance for schools, historical societies, museums, tural traditions present in the Commonwealth. today and the future in Pennsylvania. and other community centers.

Ohio Humanities Council Pennsylvania Humanities Council Vermont Humanities Council Columbus, OH Gale E. Peterson Philadelphia, PA Laurie Zierer Montpelier, VT Larissa Vigue Picard $148,040 The Ohio Chautauquas, “World $15,000 The further expansion of the “Our $55,650 Talks, living history presenta- War II” and “Inventors and Innovators,” Stories, Our Future” initiative. Activities tions, lectures, reading and discussions which will be held in 2007 and 2008, sum- include a grant program, book groups, speaker series for both the general public and low- mer teacher institutes, the Gateway to presentation and promotional activities literacy groups, summer humanities camps History website, and local media projects which encourage reflection on diverse stories for at-risk middle school youth, and grants associated with the fall 2007 broadcast of that explore the way the American experi- to increase knowledge and understand- Ken Burns’s documentary, The War. ence is appreciated in Pennsylvania. ing of American and Vermont history.

Oklahoma Humanities Council Rhode Island Council for the Humanities Virgin Islands Humanities Council Oklahoma City, OK David Pettyjohn Providence, RI Mary-Kim Arnold St. Thomas, VI Roberta Q. Knowles $15,000 To support the Oklahoma Centennial $59,570 This commemoration of the bicenten- $15,000 To support a cultural and heritage Film Festival, featuring eight films about nial of the abolition of slavery will employ tourism conference and publication of Oklahoma that explore what is means to be an widely attended lectures, live and rebroadcast the conference proceedings as well as a Oklahoman; a public lecture by a noted humani- panel discussions, a documentary film heritage tourism website focused on the ties scholar; and a grant initiative for projects series on Rhode Island Public Broadcasting, history, culture and significant historical related to American history and culture and targeted speakers bureau presentations for sites and structures in the Virgin Islands. Oklahoma’s centennial of statehood in 2007. community organizations, and grants. Virgin Islands Humanities Council Oklahoma Humanities Council South Dakota Humanities Council St. Thomas, VI Wanda-Mill Bocachica Oklahoma City, OK David Pettyjohn Brookings, SD Sherry K. DeBoer $51,280 To support “Virgin Islands Voices: $80,390 A grant initiative for public $56,930 To support the annual South A Spoken Word Celebration,” a series of humanities projects that focus on themes Dakota Festival of Books and the comple- activities in collaboration with several partners and events in American history. mentary programming. The Festival of to conduct writing and poetry workshops, Books will explore significant events in to produce a humanities festival focused Oregon Council for the Humanities South Dakota and American history with on the spoken word, and to organize a Portland, OR Carol E. Hickman more than fifty authors and an audience book festival to highlight both the oral and $15,000 “On Principle: A Statewide estimated to be more than 6,000. written traditions of the Virgin Islands. Conversation,” regional discussions of the five principles of American democracy Utah Humanities Council Virginia Foundation for the Humanities considered in the 2004–2005 radio series: Salt Lake City, UT Cynthia Buckingham Charlottesville, VA David Bearinger individual freedoms, equality, economic $15,000 Projects exploring historical themes $113,950 The study and public dissemination of opportunity, civic engagement, and justice. and events, history topics for the speak- Virginia history and culture by means of media ers bureau, Great Salt lake Book Festival and the Center for the Book, especially of those Oregon Council for the Humanities historians, Utah History Fair, an oral history peoples whose contributions have not been suf- Portland, OR Carol E. Hickman initiative, a new Motheread curriculum, ficiently recognized. Support includes an award $15,00 The design and implementation of a new and a weekly public radio broadcast. of a residential fellowship in Virginia history. teacher institute on the rights and responsibilities of citizenship in American Democracy, a special Utah Humanities Council Virginia Foundation for the Humanities grant cycle to solicit proposals for community Salt Lake City, UT Cynthia Buckingham Charlottesville, VA Andrew S. Chancey reading and discussion programs that have a $70,720 To support grants for community $15,000 Conduct work through grants, thematic focus on American citizenship, and projects exploring significant historical public programs, Center for the Book, a special issue of Oregon Humanities magazine themes and events, history topics for the media, and research that reach Virginia on the principles of American democracy. speakers bureau, historians for the Great Salt audiences and beyond and that engages Lake Book Festival, the statewide History them in discussions about who we are as Oregon Council for the Humanities Day, an oral history initiative, weekly public human beings, Virginians, and Americans. Portland, OR Cara Ungar-Gutierrez radio programs, and a statewide initiative $81,000 The program initiative, “Borders and for interpretive exhibits at museums. Boundaries,” which will explore American history, the principles of democracy through lectures, a special issue of Oregon Humanities magazine and teacher institutes.

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 52 *Federal Matching Funds West Virginia Humanities Council Charleston, WV Mark Payne $10,000* To support grants for community history projects and for professional development for historical administrators; for the annual McCreight Lecture in the Humanities; for the development of a traveling exhibit on the legend of John Henry, and for two lectures on historical topics.

West Virginia Humanities Council Charleston, WV Mark Payne $65,830 To support grants for community history projects and for professional development for historical administrators; for the annual McCreight Lecture in the Humanities; for the development of a traveling exhibit on the legend of John Henry, and for two lectures on historical topics.

Wisconsin Humanities Council Madison, WI Jessica E. Becker $15,000 To support reading and discussion programs on the themes “To Establish Justice” and “To Ensure Domestic Tranquility,” and related programming at Wisconsin’s annual book festival.

Wisconsin Humanities Council Madison, WI Jessica E. Becker $97,320 Launching a new initiative, this We the People grant will support humanities-based conferences, lectures, K–12 curriculum development, web discussions, newspaper articles, and sessions at the 2008 Wisconsin Book Festival on the theme of the state’s conservation heritage.

Wyoming Humanities Council Laramie, WY Jenny Ingram $1,640* “Wyoming Common Ground,” an initiative of workshops, a radio series and reading discussion program, a primer for newcomers on Wyoming history and culture, a speaker series, and a regrant program to serve disabled audiences and small museums.

Wyoming Humanities Council Laramie, WY Jenny Ingram $4,000* “Wyoming Common Ground,” an initiative of workshops, a radio series and reading discussion program, a primer for newcomers on Wyoming history and culture, a speaker series, and a regrant program to serve disabled audiences and small museums.

Wyoming Humanities Council Laramie, WY Jenny Ingram $54,680 The Wyoming Humanities Council will explore American history from the Civil War to the Civil Rights Movement as well as the role of the West in the social and cultural movements of the 1950s and 1960s.

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 53 *Federal Matching Funds MISCELLANEOUS HUMANITIES PROJECTS

The Jefferson Lecture Picturing America

Harvey C. Mansfield, Jr. American Library Association Cambridge, MA Chicago, IL Lainie Castle $10,000 2007 Jefferson Lecture: $465,972 Picturing America “How to Understand Politics: What the Humanities Can Say to Science”

Idea of America Essay Contest

Sean Frazier Montauk, NY $1,000

Sang Jung Rochester Hills, MI $1,000

Elise Liu Pittsburgh, PA $5,000

Anna Pritt Walkersville, MD $1,000

NATIONALMISCELLANEOUS ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 543 Digital Humanities Start-up Indiana University, Indianapolis Old North Foundation of Boston, Inc. Indianapolis, IN David J. Bodenhamer Boston, MA Laura Northridge Coastal Carolina University $30,000 A three-day invitational workshop $30,000 An online and on-site program at Conway, SC Arne Robert Flaten for ten experts in historical Geographical Old North Church, using primary documents $30,000 The digital reconstruction of classi- Information Systems, religion in the Atlantic to portray the diversity within the congrega- cal Greek monuments in a second-stage pilot world, and cultural mapping, which will tion in 1775 and the choices people faced project focused on the three-dimensional result in a book on the workshop topic. on the eve of the American Revolution. digital recording of the early fourth-century Kent State University Main Campus Syracuse University BCE tholos at Delphi in Greece. Kent, OH Michael Kreyche Syracuse, NY Anne Roel Diekema Richard Sterling Cook $29,994 Development of a collaborative $29,921 Creation of a proof-of-concept San Leandro, CA framework for building a bilingual (Spanish- system that employs Natural Language $30,000 Using Character Description English) list of subject headings for access to Processing techniques and utilizes informa- Language software in the mapping of Chinese, libraries materials. The project would exploit tion contained in tables of contents and Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese scripts web technologies for data gathering and back-of-the-book indexes for more precise and the augmentation of a standard database enable broad-based collaboration so that use searching of the content of electronic books. of characters open to members of interna- of the database contributes added value. tional standards bodies and to the public. Texas A & M Research Foundation Kohala Center College Station, TX Wei Yan CUNY Research Foundation, Kamuela, HI Karen Kemp $30,000 The development of new meth- Brooklyn College $29,979 Planning for a “digital collaboratory” ods, using High Dynamic Range imaging Brooklyn, NY H. Arthur Bankoff engaging humanities scholars, scientists, technol- technology, of capturing and preserving $29,850 Digital laser scanning and three- ogy specialists, and native Hawaiian culture accurate color information about histori- dimensional quantification, as well as the experts in the development of a geospatially cal buildings and other artworks. creation of digitally-generated models, of referenced database of the island of Hawai'i. ancient Mesopotamian cuneiform tablets. University of California, Berkeley Maine Humanities Council Berkeley, CA Alan H. Nelson Drexel University Portland, ME Brita K. Zitin $30,000 Development of an electronic publish- Philadelphia, PA Robert B. Allen $30,000 Podcasting public humanities projects ing framework and supporting tools for Records $30,000 The development of a program- throughout Maine, a state of concentrated of Early English Drama (REED), focusing on ming tool for automatically identifying, population and long distances. This project a pilot publication of documents on drama categorizing, and describing newspaper would expand the geographic and temporal and secular entertainment performed between articles from digital files produced by the reach of Maine Humanities Council programs. 1401 and 1642 in London’s Inns of Court. National Digital Newspaper Program. Michael Steven Newton University of California, Irvine Duke University Chapel Hill, NC Irvine, CA Patricia Seed Durham, NC Matthew Cohen $28,988 A digital humanities collaboration $29,997 The creation of an interactive $29,857 A project to create standards/practices on Celtic studies that will allow multiple users Geographical Information System database of and software for marking up and represent- to contribute to, discuss, edit, and utilize early maps of the African coastline, 1434–1504. ing static multimedia documents, especially a common body of information. marginalia and annotations in printed texts. University of California, Riverside North Carolina Central University Riverside, CA Justin McDaniel Emerson College Durham, NC Paula Denise Harrell $30,000 Two planning conferences, one in Boston, MA Eric J. Gordon $30,000 The beginning stages of a jazz Riverside, California, the other in Bangkok, $30,000 Research regarding best practices research digital library, located at North Thailand, to lay the foundations for the for producing discussion forums that Carolina Central University, comprising interactive mapping of Asian Buddhist monastic would mix live and off-site participants. photographs, oral histories, music, and text. centers in Thailand and the creation of a digital resource using state-of-the-art tools. Hope College Northeast Historic Film Holland, MI Christian Spielvogel Blue Hill Falls, ME Karan Sheldon University of Central Florida, Orlando $30,000 Development of a web- $29,850 The development of tools and Orlando, FL Lori C. Walters based simulation based on the online practices for describing and accessing $29,989 The development of a recreation Valley of the Shadow archive. digital film and video materials. of the 1964–1965 World’s Fair as a three- dimensional archive. Indiana University, Bloomington Old Dominion University Bloomington, IN Colin Allen Research Foundation University of Kentucky Research Foundation $29,164 Development of software to Norfolk, VA Betty Rose Facer Lexington, KY Jeanmarie Rouhier-Willoughby automate searching, navigating, and $30,000 A study of the impact of $29,958 A robust web-based multimedia representing the relations among philo- podcasting technology in the teach- resource combining folk legends on saints and sophical ideas, scholars, and works. ing of foreign language courses. biblical figures, songs and religious rituals, and iconography of Russian Orthodoxy.

NATIONALMISCELLANEOUS ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 553 University of Maryland, College Park College Park, MD Neil R. Fraistat $20,000** Digital directors summit meeting.

University of Maryland, College Park College Park, MD Douglas Larue Reside $29,730 Development of the Ajax XML Encoder (AXE), a web-based tool for tagging text, video, audio, and image files with XML metadata in a web-based environment.

University of Nebraska, Lincoln Lincoln, NE Brian L. Pytlik Zillig $29,648 Development of a proof-of-concept prototype of a visualization tool for the analysis of humanities texts online.

University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA David Gilman Romano $29,999 A pilot program for a model high resolution archaeological database in Greece and the United States consisting of photographs, video, field notes, laser scans, architectural data, and simulations relating to the ancient Roman colony of Corinth.

University of Texas, Austin Austin, TX Robert S. Freeman $29,988 Development of a series of audio and video podcasts and additional online elements on the history and aesthetics of music.

University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA Johanna Drucker $30,000 The testing and implementation of a prototype for digitizing artists’ books by a group of curators, artists, critics, and scholars who will expand the use and population of this virtual resource through a distributed content model.

University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA W. N. Martin $29,873 Development of a tool to present the progressions of interrelated items held in an electronic thematic humanities repository.

NATIONALMISCELLANEOUS ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 563 **Emergency Grant 2007 PANELISTS

Aamodt, Terrie Appelbaum, Nancy Bacon, Jacqueline Department of English History Department Independent Scholar Walla Walla College SUNY Research Foundation, San Diego, CA College Place, WA Binghamton Binghamton, NY Baker, Raymond Algaze, Guillermo International Politics Department of Anthropology Argamon, Shlomo Trinity College, Hartford University of California, San Diego Computer Science Hartford, CT La Jolla, CA Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago, IL Bakewell, Peter Allert, Beate Clements Department of History Department of Foreign Arms, William Y. Southern Methodist University Languages and Literatures Computer Science Department Dallas, TX Purdue University Cornell University West Lafayette, IN Ithaca, NY Baldwin, Charles Center for Literary Computing Altman, Ida Armstrong, Alan R. West Virginia University Department of History Center for Shakespeare Studies Morgantown, WV University of Florida Southern Oregon University Gainesville, FL Ashland, OR Barber, Peggy Independent Consultant Alvarez Borland, Isabel D. Arnesen, Eric J. Library Communication Department of Modern Languages Department of History Strategies, Inc. College of the Holy Cross University of Illinois at Chicago Chicago, IL Worcester, MA Chicago, IL Barnett, Redmond J. Ambler, Charles H. Ashburn, Frances Exhibits Department of History North Carolina Center for the Book Washington State Historical Society University of Texas, El Paso Raleigh, NC Tacoma, WA El Paso, TX Atkins, Winston Barr, Melinda Ambrose, Kirk Preservation Department Department of History Department of Art History Duke University Library Oklahoma City Community College University of Colorado, Boulder Durham, NC Oklahoma City, OK Boulder, CO Augst, Thomas Bass, Randall Amundson, Michael A. Department of English Department of English Department of History New York University Georgetown University Northern Arizona University New York, NY Washington, DC Flagstaff, AZ Babb, Valerie M. Bates, Patricia Anderson, Danny J. Department of English Independent Scholar College of Arts and Sciences University of Georgia Ora Valley,, AZ University of Kansas, Lawrence Athens, GA Lawrence, KS Baty, Laurie Bacigalupi, Don Museum Programs Anderson, R. Joseph Toledo Museum of Art National Law Enforcement Center for the History of Physics Toledo, OH Officers Memorial Fund American Institute of Physics Washington, DC College Park, MD

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 573 Bean, Jennifer M. Bennahum, Judith Chazin Billman, Brian Bouchard, Constance B. Department of Department of Theatre and Dance Department of Anthropology Department of History Comparative Literature University of New Mexico University of North University of Akron, University of Washington Albuquerque, NM Carolina, Chapel Hill Main Campus Seattle, WA Chapel Hill, NC Akron, OH Benson, Thomas W. Beard, Richard E. Department of Communication Bisson, Lillian M. Bourque Moss, Lynda Abraham Lincoln Presidential Arts and Sciences Department of English Foundation for Library and Museum Foundation Pennsylvania State Marymount University Community Vitality Springfield, IL University, Main Campus Arlington, VA Billings, MT University Park, PA Beattie, Peter M. Blackwelder, Julia Kirk Bowman, Jeffrey A. Department of History Beriss, David I. Department of History Department of History Michigan State University Department of Anthropology Texas A & M University, Kenyon College East Lansing, MI University of New Orleans Main Campus Gambier, OH New Orleans, LA College Station, TX Becker, Robert A. Bowser, Brenda Department of History Bernard, Sheila C. Blecher, Marc J. Department of Anthropology Weber State University Harbor Productions Department of Politics California State Ogden, UT Hyattsville, MD Oberlin College University, Fullerton Oberlin, OH Fullerton, CA Beckman, Gary M. Bernhardsson, Magnus Department of Near Department of History Bledsoe, Robert Terrell Bradbury, Scott A. Eastern Studies Williams College Department of English Department of Classical University of Michigan, Williamstown, MA University of Texas, El Paso Languages and Literatures Ann Arbor El Paso, TX Smith College Ann Arbor, MI Berns, Marla C. Northampton, MA Fowler Museum of Bohman, James F. Beebee, Thomas Cultural History Department of Philosophy Brain, David Department of University of California, Los St. Louis University Division of Social Sciences Comparative Literature Angeles, Fowler Museum Saint Louis, MO New College of Florida Pennsylvania State of Cultural History Sarasota, FL University, Main Campus Los Angeles, CA Boles, Frank University Park, PA Clarke Historical Library Brandt, Tova Berrin, Kathleen J. Central Michigan University Vesterheim Norwegian- Beeman, Richard R. Fine Arts Museums Mount Pleasant, MI American Museum Department of History of San Francisco Decorah, IA University of Pennsylvania San Francisco, CA Bomar, William Frank Philadelphia, PA Moundville Archaeological Park Brannan, Joseph T. Beyer-Sherwood, Teresa University of Alabama Social Studies Department Beiler, Rosalind J. Wyoming State Parks Tuscaloosa, AL George C. Marshall High School Department of History and Historic Sites Falls Church, VA University of Central Cheyenne, WY Bonadies, Stephen D. Florida, Orlando Cincinnati Art Museum Brantley, Jessica Caroline Orlando, FL Bhagavan, Manu Belur Cincinnati, OH Department of English Department of History Yale University Belgarde, Nyleta CUNY Research Foundation, Boosey, George W. New Haven, CT Academic and Student Services Hunter College WUNC White Earth Tribal and New York, NY University of North Braun, Tom Community College Carolina, Chapel Hill Minnesota Historical Society Mahnomen, MN Biebel, Charles D. Chapel Hill, NC St. Paul, MN American Studies Department Bell-Russel, Danna C. University of New Mexico Borges, Dain E. Bremen, Brian A. Office of Strategic Initiatives Albuquerque, NM Department of History Department of English Library of Congress University of Chicago University of Texas, Austin Washington, DC Bilder, Mary Sarah Chicago, IL Austin, TX Boston College Law School Beller-McKenna, Daniel Boston College Boria, Marilyn H. Brenneman, David A. Department of Music Chestnut Hill, MA Elmhurst Public Library European Art University of New Elmhurst, IL High Museum of Art Hampshire, Durham Biles, W. Roger Atlanta, GA Borst, Charlotte G. Durham, NH Department of History Illinois State University Department of History Brereton, Joel P. Normal, IL Rhodes College Department of Asian Studies Memphis, TN University of Texas, Austin Austin, TX

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 583 Brewer, Daniel Brown, Matthew P. Callery, Bernadette G. Casas, Maria Raquel Department of French and Italian Department of English Museum Library Department of History University of Minnesota, University of Iowa Carnegie Museum of University of Nevada, Las Vegas Twin Cities Iowa City, IA Natural History Las Vegas, NV Minneapolis, MN Pittsburgh, PA Brown, Richard H. Cassity, Michael Breyfogle, Todd Newberry Library Calvert, Jane E. Independent Historical Consultant Honors Program Chicago, IL Department of History Broken Arrow, OK University of Denver St. Mary’s College of Maryland Denver, CO Brown, Thomas Joseph St. Mary’s City, MD Catanese, Lynn A. Department of History Manuscripts and Archives Brier, Stephen B. University of South Campbell, W. Gardner Department Center for Media and Learning Carolina, Columbia Department of English, Hagley Museum and Library CUNY Research Foundation, Columbia, SC Linguistics, and Speech Wilmington, DE Graduate School and University of Mary Washington University Center Browner, Stephanie P. Fredericksburg, VA Catapano, Terence H. New York, NY Department of English, Theatre, Libraries Digital and Speech Communication Cantor, Paul A. Programs Division Brill, Lesley Berea College Department of English Columbia University Libraries Department of English Berea, KY University of Virginia New York, NY Wayne State University Charlottesville, VA Detroit, MI Brunner, Edward J. Catlos, Brian Department of English Cara, Ana C. University of California, Brooks, Roger L. Southern Illinois Department of Hispanic Studies Santa Cruz Department of Religious Studies University, Carbondale Oberlin College Santa Cruz, CA Connecticut College Carbondale, IL Oberlin, OH New London, CT Cavalier, Robert J. Bryer, Jackson R. Carew, Michael G. Department of Philosophy Brown, Alanna K. Department of English Zicklin School of Business Carnegie Mellon University Department of English University of Maryland, CUNY Research Foundation, Pittsburgh, PA Montana State University College Park Bernard Baruch College Bozeman, MT College Park, MD New York, NY Cayless, Hugh Wilson Library Brown, Gregory S. Buck, Carla Carleton, Janet M. University of North Department of History Department of Modern Digital Initiatives Carolina, Chapel Hill University of Nevada, Las Vegas Languages & Literatures Ohio University Libraries Chapel Hill, NC Las Vegas, NV College of William and Mary Athens, OH Williamsburg, VA Ceaser, James W. Brown, Joshua Carli, Linda Government Center for Media and Learning Bullock, Steven C. Department of Psychology University of Virginia CUNY Research Foundation, Department of Wellesley College Charlottesville, VA Graduate School and Humanities and Arts Wellesley, MA University Center Worcester Polytechnic Institute Cerulo, Beth New York, NY Worcester, MA Carlitz, Katherine Independent Scholar Department of East Asian Erie, PA Brown, Karen E. Buoye, Thomas M. Languages and Literatures University Libraries, Department of History University of Pittsburgh Chabries, April SUNY Research University of Tulsa Pittsburgh, PA Wild Chronicles Foundation, Albany Tulsa, OK National Geographic Society Albany, NY Carney, David E. Washington, DC Buszard-Welcher, Laura Ann Department of Humanities Brown, Kendall W. Rosetta Project Salt Lake Community College Chambers, Thomas A. Department of History Long Now Foundation Salt Lake City, UT Department of History Brigham Young University, Provo San Francisco, CA Niagara University Provo, UT Carrlee, Scott Niagara Falls, NY Cahall, Michael C. Museum Services Brown, Kendall W. Department of History Alaska State Museum Chandler, Robin L. Department of History Duquesne University Juneau, AK Online Archive of California, Brigham Young University, Provo Pittsburgh, PA California Digital Library Provo, UT Carson, James P. University of California, Oakland Callahan, Elizabeth Department of English Oakland, CA Brown, Leslie South Salem High School Kenyon College Department of History Salem, OR Gambier, OH Chavez, Robert Washington University Digital Collections and Archives St. Louis, MO Tufts University Medford, MA

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 593 Cheney, Patrick Cobb, David A. Cronenberg, Allen T. Davies, Paul S. Department of English Harvard Map Collection Department of History Department of Philosophy Pennsylvania State University Harvard University Auburn University College of William and Mary University Park, PA Cambridge, MA Auburn, AL Williamsburg, VA

Cherubin, Rose M. Conard, Rebecca Cross, Gary S. Davis, Elizabeth B. Department of Philosophy Department of History Department of History Department of Spanish George Mason University Middle Tennessee State University Pennsylvania State and Portuguese Fairfax, VA Murfreesboro, TN University, Main Campus Ohio State University, University Park, PA Main Campus Church, Michael A. Conklin, Beth A. Columbus, OH Library and Archives Division Department of Anthropology Crosson, David Kansas State Historical Society Vanderbilt University California Historical Society Davis, James R. Topeka, KS Nashville, TN San Francisco, CA Department of History Mount San Jacinto College, Churchill, Edwin A. Cordell, Linda S. Cybulski, Walter T. Menifee Campus Maine State Museum School for Advanced Research Preservation and Collection Menifee, CA Augusta, ME Santa Fe, NM Management Section National Library of Medicine Davis, Janet M. Chute, Tamar G. Corney, Frederick C. Bethesda, MD Department of American Studies University Archives Department of History University of Texas, Austin Ohio State University, College of William and Mary D’Alleva, Anne Austin, TX Main Campus Williamsburg, VA Department of Art History Columbus, OH and Women’s Studies Davis, Michael T. Costello, Bonnie University of Connecticut Department of Art Clareson, Tom English Department Storrs, CT and Art History Palinet Boston University Mount Holyoke College Pittsburgh, PA Boston, MA D’Altroy, Terence N. South Hadley, MA Department of Anthropology Clark, Jeffrey T. Costigan, Lucia H. Columbia University Davis, Nancy E. Department of Sociology Department of Spanish New York, NY Maryland Historical Society and Anthropology and Portuguese Baltimore, MD North Dakota State Ohio State University Daily, Daniel University, Main Campus Research Foundation Ramaker Library De la Torre, David J. Fargo, ND Columbus, OH Northwestern College Hawaiian Mission Children’s Orange City, IA Society/Mission Houses Museum Clark, Maribeth Cottrell, Robert C. Honolulu, HI Division of Humanities Department of History Dallas, Cait New College of Florida California State University, Ten Chimneys Foundation Deeb, Marius K. Sarasota, FL Chico Foundation Genesee Depot, WI School of Advanced Chico, CA International Studies, Clayman, Dee L. Dalton, Steve Johns Hopkins School of PhD Program in Classics Courtright, Paul B. Boston College Advanced International Studies CUNY Research Foundation, Department of Religion Chestnut Hill, MA Washington, DC Graduate School and Emory University University Center Atlanta, GA Danforth, Loring M. Deveaux, Scott New York, NY Department of Anthropology Department of Music, Cox, John D. Bates College University of Virginia Clayson, S. Hollis Department of English Lewiston, ME Charlottesville, VA Department of Art History Hope College Northwestern University Holland, MI Daniels, Maygene F. DeVore, Donald E. Evanston, IL Gallery Archives Department of History Coyle, Laurie C. National Gallery of Art University of South Alabama Clayton, Lawrence Anthony Paradigm Productions, Inc. Washington, DC Mobile, AL Department of History Berkeley, CA University of Alabama Daniels, Steven V. Dickinson, Cynthia S. Tuscaloosa, AL Crais, Clifton C. Department of English Emily Dickinson Museum Department of History Southern Methodist University Amherst College Clough, Marshall S. Emory University Dallas, TX Amherst, MA Department of History Atlanta, GA University of Northern Colorado Darnell, Polly Dietz, Maribel Greeley, CO Crawford, Matthew B. Shelburne Museum Department of History University of Virginia Shelburne, VT Louisiana State University Charlottesville, VA and A & M College Baton Rouge, LA

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NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 683 Porter, Mary A. Rabinovitz, Lauren H. Rice-Macfarlane, Elizabeth Rosenmeyer, Patricia A. Department of Anthropology Department of American Studies Oak Canyon Junior High School Department of Classics Sarah Lawrence College University of Iowa Lindon, UT University of Wisconsin, Madison Bronxville, NY Iowa City, IA Madison, WI Rigal, Laura N. Posega, Anne Rajer, Anton Department of American Studies Rosenthal, Ellen M. Washington University Libraries Independent Scholar University of Iowa Conner Prairie Living Washington University Madison, WI Iowa City, IA History Museum St. Louis, MO Fishers, IN Raley, Rita Rittenhouse, James J. Powell, David A. Department of English Social Studies Department Rowland, Daniel B. Department of Romance University of California, Idalia School Gaines Center for the Humanities Languages and Literatures Santa Barbara Idalia, CO University of Kentucky Hofstra University Santa Barbara, CA Research Foundation Hempstead, NY Robbins, Sarah R. Lexington, KY Redfield, Peter W. Department of English Powers-Beck, Jeffrey P. Department of Anthropology Kennesaw State University Rozman, Gilbert Department of English University of North Kennesaw, GA Department of Sociology East Tennessee State University Carolina, Chapel Hill Princeton University Johnson City, TN Chapel Hill, NC Roberts, Mary N. Princeton, NJ Fowler Museum of Pretzer, William S. Redfield, Peter W. Cultural History Rubin, Anne S. Museum of Cultural Department of Anthropology University of California, Los Department of History and Natural History University of North Angeles, Fowler Museum University of Maryland, Central Michigan University Carolina, Chapel Hill of Cultural History Baltimore County Mount Pleasant, MI Chapel Hill, NC Los Angeles, CA Baltimore, MD

Price, Kenneth Reese, Terry Rodgers, Jonathan Rubio, Gonzalo Department of English Oregon State University Hatcher Graduate Library Department of Classics and University of Nebraska, Lincoln Valley Library University of Michigan, Mediterranean Study Lincoln, NE Oregon State University Ann Arbor Pennsylvania State Corvallis, OR Ann Arbor, MI University, Main Campus Pridgen, Pamela J. University Park, PA Library of Hattiesburg, Reiff, Janice L. Rodriguez, Sarita Petal, and Forrest County Department of History Witte Museum Rudin, Max Hattiesburg, MS University of California, San Antonio, TX Library of America Los Angeles New York, NY Priebe, Richard K. Los Angeles, CA Romanowski, William D. Department of English Department of Communication Rugh, Susan Sessions Virginia Commonwealth Reilly, Kevin Arts and Sciences History University Department of History Calvin College Brigham Young University, Provo Richmond, VA Raritan Valley Grand Rapids, MI Provo, UT Community College Provo, Daniel J. Somerville, NJ Rorty, Amelie Rupert, Robert D. Oklahoma Museum of History Committee for Degress Department of Philosophy Oklahoma City, OK Reinhard, Kenneth M. in the Social Sciences University of Colorado, Boulder Department of English Harvard University Boulder, CO Przybylek, Leslie Ann University of California, Cambridge, MA Visual Arts and Humanities Los Angeles Rutkoff, Peter Mid-America Arts Alliance Los Angeles, CA Rosa, Susan E. Department of History Kansas City, MO Department of History Kenyon College Rettig, Patricia J. Northeastern Illinois University Gambier, OH Quigley, D. Samuel Archives and Special Collections Chicago, IL Art Institute of Chicago Colorado State University Ruwell, Mary Elizabeth Chicago, IL Fort Collins, CO Rosen, Christine Special Collections Project on Biotechnology United States Air Force Academy Quirk, Thomas V. Rice, Danielle and American Democracy Colorado, CO Department of English Delaware Art Museum Ethics and Public Policy Center University of Missouri, Columbia Wilmington, DE Washington, DC Ruzicka, Glen A. Columbia, MO Director of Conservation Rice, William Craig Rosenberg, William G. Conservation Center for Art Quiroz, Rudolph A. Shimer College Department of History and Historic Artifacts Department of History Chicago, IL University of Michigan, Philadelphia, PA Texas A & M University, Ann Arbor Corpus Christi Ann Arbor, MI Corpus Christi, TX

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 693 Sa’adah, M. Anne Schall, Jan Schwaller, John Sickinger, James P. Department of Government Sanders Sosland Curator of SUNY Research Foundation, Department of Classics Dartmouth College Modern and Contemporary Art College at Potsdam American School of Classical Hanover, NH Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Potsdam, NY Studies at Athens Kansas City, MO Princeton, NJ Sacher, John Schwartz, Glenn Department of History Schantz, Mark S. Department of Near Siemens, Ray University of Central Department of History Eastern Studies Department of English Florida, Orlando Hendrix College Johns Hopkins University University of Victoria Orlando, FL Conway, AR Baltimore, MD Victoria, ZZ

Safran, Janina M. Scheide, Frank Seavey, Nina Gilden Simmons, Sherwin Department of History Department of Communication The Documentary Center Department of Art History Pennsylvania State University of Arkansas, George Washington University University of Oregon, Eugene University, Main Campus Fayetteville Washington, DC Eugene, OR University Park, PA Fayetteville, AR Selby, Martha Ann Sistrunk, Wendy Saltzman, Lisa R. Scheinfeldt, Tom Asian Studies, Religion Miller Nichols Library Department of History of Art Center for History and New Media University of Texas, Austin University of Missouri Libraries Bryn Mawr College George Mason University Austin, TX Kansas City, MO Bryn Mawr, PA Fairfax, VA Selinger, Janice Skidmore-Hess, Cathy Sanchez-Eppler, Karen Schmitz, David F. New Jersey Network Department of History Department of American Studies Department of History Trenton, NJ Georgia Southern University Amherst College Whitman College Statesboro, GA Amherst, MA Walla Walla, WA Serebrennikov, Nina E. Department of Art History Skinner, Katherine Sandeen, Eric Schoelwer, Susan P. Davidson College Digital Programs and Systems, American Studies Program Museum Collections Davidson, NC Robert W. Woodruff Library University of Wyoming Connecticut Historical Society Emory University Laramie, WY Hartford, CT Shanks, Michael Atlanta, GA Stanford Humanities Laboratory Sandler, Stephanie Schrader, Abby Stanford University Smethurst, James Department of Slavic Department of History Stanford, CA Department of Afro- Languages and Literatures Franklin and Marshall College American Studies Harvard University Lancaster, PA Shepherd, W. John University of Massachusetts, Cambridge, MA American Catholic History Amherst Schrag, Zachary M. Research Center Amherst, MA Sanjek, David Department of History Catholic University of America BMI Archives George Mason University Washington, DC Smith, Erin New York, NY Fairfax, VA School of General Studies Sher, George A. University of Texas, Dallas Saper, Craig Jonathan Schreiber, Susan Porter Department of Philosophy Richardson, TX Department of English Interpretive Programs Rice University University of Central and Planning Houston, TX Smith, Faith L. Florida, Orlando Common Cause Education Fund Department of English and Orlando, FL Washington, DC Sherrer, John M. American Literature Historic Columbia Foundation Brandeis University Satz, Martha G. Schreibman, Susan Columbia, SC Waltham, MA Department of English University of Maryland, Southern Methodist University College Park Shields, Johanna N. Smith, Gary Dallas, TX College Park, MD Department of History Department of English University of Alabama, Huntsville DePaul University Scardaville, Michael C. Schulkin, Carl R. Huntsville, AL Chicago, IL Department of History Department of History University of South Pembroke Hill School Shreiber, Maeera Y. Smith, Jonathan Carolina, Columbia Kansas City, MO Department of English Humanities Columbia, SC University of Utah University of Michigan, Dearborn Schultz, Nancy L. Salt Lake City, UT Dearborn, MI Schafer, Sylvia Department of English Department of History Salem State College Shumway, David R. Smith, Kathleen I. University of Connecticut Salem, MA Department of English University Archives and Storrs, CT Carnegie Mellon University Special Collection Pittsburgh, PA Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN

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PANELISTS 71 Twinam, Ann Vinson, Ben Wasserstrom, Steven M. Wheatley, Steven C. Department of History Department of History Department of Religion American Council of University of Texas, Austin Johns Hopkins University Reed College Learned Societies Austin, TX Baltimore, MD Portland, OR New York, NY

Tykot, Robert H. Voelker, David J. Waters, Stacy Wheatley, Thomas E. Department of Anthropology Department of History Center for Advanced Department of English University of South Florida University of Wisconsin, Research Technologies in Loyola University, Chicago Tampa, FL Green Bay the Arts and Humanities Chicago, IL Green Bay, WI University of Washington Unsworth, John Seattle, WA White, Lynn Maxwell Graduate School of Library Voss Hubbard, Anke Department of Humanities and Information Sciences Champaign County Watkins, Christine Mars Hill College University of Illinois, Urbana Historical Archives Independent Scholar Mars Hill, NC Urbana, IL Urbana Free Library Chicago, IL Urbana, IL Whitworth, Kent Urban, Richard J. Watson, Bradley C. Kentucky Historical Society University of Illinois, Urbana Wadham, Timothy Center for Political and Frankfort, KY Urbana, IL Children’s Services Economic Thought Maricopa County Library District St. Vincent College Wiersma, Grace C. Urofsky, Melvin I. Phoenix, AZ Latrobe, PA Cataloging and Metadata Services Program in Public Policy Massachusetts Institute of and Administration Wadley, Susan S. Watson, Dwight D. Technology Libraries Virginia Commonwealth Department of Anthropology Department of History Cambridge, MA University Syracuse University Texas State University-San Marcos Richmond, VA Syracuse, NY San Marcos, TX Wiethaus, Ulrike Humanities Program Vail, Gabrielle Wagner-Martin, Linda C. Waugh, Joan Wake Forest University Division of Social Sciences Department of English and Department of History Winston-Salem, NC New College of Florida Comparative Literature University of California, Sarasota, FL University of North Los Angeles Wilkinson, Christopher Carolina, Chapel Hill Los Angeles, CA Department of Music van Balgooy, Max A. Chapel Hill, NC West Virginia University National Trust for Weinberg, Gerhard Morgantown, WV Historic Preservation Wajda, Shirley T. Department of History Washington, DC Department of History University of North Williams, Patricia E. Kent State University Carolina, Chapel Hill Americans for the Arts Van West, Carroll Main Campus Chapel Hill, NC Washington, DC Center for Historic Preservation Kent, OH Middle Tennessee State University Weinberger, Jerry W. Williams, Robin B. Murfreesboro, TN Waldbaum, Jane C. Department of Political Science Department of Art History Michigan State University Architectural History VandeCreek, Drew University of Wisconsin, East Lansing, MI Savannah College of Digitial Projects Milwaukee Art and Design Northern Illinois University Milwaukee, WI Weingarten, Frederick W. Savannah, GA DeKalb, IL Office for Information Walter, Katherine L. Technology Policy Williamson, Arthur H. Velasquez, Eduardo A. Digital Initiatives and Special American Library Association Department of History Department of Politics Collections Deptartment Chicago, IL California State University, Washington and Lee University University of Nebraska, Sacramento Foundation Lexington, VA Board of Regents Weininger, Susan S. Sacramento, CA Lincoln, NE Department of History, Verdoia, Kenneth Philosophy, and Art History Wilson, Thomas H. KUED-TV Ward, Cynthia Roosevelt University Arizona Museum of Salt Lake City, UT Department of English Chicago, IL Natural History University of Hawaii, Manoa Mesa, AZ Viens, Katheryn P. Honolulu, HI Weithman, Paul J. New England Museum Department of Philosophy Wilsted, Thomas P. Association Warren, Kim University of Notre Dame Thomas J. Dodd Research Center Arlington, MA History Notre Dame, IN University of Connecticut University of Kansas, Lawrence Storrs, CT Vincent, Charles Lawrence, KS Westermann, Mariet Department of History Institute of Fine Arts Wingerd, Mary Lethert Southern University New York University Department of History and A & M College New York, NY St. Cloud State University Baton Rouge, LA St. Cloud, MN

PANELISTS 72 Winkler, Allan M. Yarbrough, Jean Department of History Department of Government Miami University, Oxford Bowdoin College Oxford, OH Brunswick, ME

Wintz, Cary D. Yerkovich, Sally Department of History Fund for Arts and Culture in Texas Southern University Central and Eastern Europe Houston, TX New York, NY

Woestman, Kelly A. Yuhas, Louise R. Department of History Department of Art History Pittsburg State University and Visual Art Pittsburg, KS Occidental College Los Angeles, CA Wokeck, Marianne S. School of Liberal Arts Zaluda, Scott Indiana University, Indianapolis Department of English Indianapolis, IN Westchester Community College Valhalla, NY Wolchik, Sharon L. Department of Political Science Zamora, Lois P. George Washington University Humanities, Fine Arts, Washington, DC and Communication University of Houston Woldu, Gail H. Houston, TX Department of Music Trinity College, Hartford Zanish-Belcher, Tanya Hartford, CT Special Collections Department Iowa State University Wolf, Arthur H. Ames, IA Independent Consultant Las Vegas, NV Zarefsky, David Department of Wollaeger, Mark A. Communication Studies Department of English Northwestern University Vanderbilt University Evanston, IL Nashville, TN Zeidberg, David S. Wong, Patty Huntington Library Yolo County Library San Marino, CA Woodland, CA Zimmerman, Matthew Wosh, Peter J. Faculty Technology Services History Department New York University New York University New York, NY New York, NY Zuckerman, Michael Wrobel, David Department of History Department of History University of Pennsylvania University of Nevada, Las Vegas Philadelphia, PA Las Vegas, NV Zukas, Alexander Wueste, Daniel E. Department of History Department of Philosophy National University and Religion La Jolla, CA Clemson University Clemson, SC

Wulf, Karin A. American Studies Program College of William and Mary Williamsburg, VA

PANELISTS 73 NATIONAL COUNCIL ON THE HUMANITIES

Herman Belz Iris Love College Park, Maryland Lincoln, Vermont

Jewel Spears Brooker Robert Martin St. Petersburg, Florida Corinth, Texas

Josiah Bunting III Wilfred McClay The Plains, Virginia Chattanooga, Tennessee

Celeste Colgan Lawrence Okamura Denver, Colorado Columbia, Missouri

Jane Marie Doggett Manfredi Piccolomini White Sulfur Springs, Montana New York, New York

Jean Bethke Elshtain Ricardo Quinones Chicago, Illinois Claremont, California

Dario Fernández-Morera Marguerite Sullivan Evanston, Illinois Washington, D.C.

Elizabeth Fox-Genovese Stephan Thernstrom Atlanta, Georgia Lexington, Massachusetts

Allen C. Guelzo Kenneth R. Weinstein Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Washington, D.C.

Mary Habeck Jay Winik Washington, D.C. Chevy Chase, Maryland

Craig Haffner Los Angeles, California

James Davison Hunter Charlottesville, Virginia

Tamar Jacoby New York, New York

Harvey Klehr Atlanta, Georgia

NATIONAL ENDOWMENTCOUNCIL ON THEFOR HUMANITIESTHE HUMANITIES 743 SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS

Chairman Division of Education Programs Bruce Cole Director William Craig Rice Deputy Chairman Thomas Lindsay Division of Preservation and Access Director Assistant Chairman for Suzanne M. Lodato Planning and Operations Jeffrey Thomas Division of Public Programs Director Assistant Chairman for Partnership Thomas Phelps and National Affairs Carole Watson Division of Research Director Assistant Chairman for Programs Adam Wolfson Michael McDonald Federal/State Partnership Acting General Counsel Director Heather Gottry Edythe Manza

Chief of Staff and Counselor Office of Challenge Grants to the Chairman Director Andrew Hazlett Stephen M. Ross

Senior Adviser to the Chairman Mindy Berry

Director of Publications David Skinner

Director of Communications Elissa Pruett

Chief Information Officer Brett Bobley

Inspector General Sheldon Bernstein

NATIONALSENIOR STAFF ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 753 NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES

Fiscal Year 2007 Appropriation (in thousands of dollars) Program/Fund Appropriation

We the People $15,239

Federal/State Partnership 30,926

Education Programs 12,266

Preservation and Access 18,368

Public Programs 12,381

Research Programs 12,692

Program Development 375

Subtotal 102,247

Challenge Grants 9,852

Treasury Funds 5,369

Subtotal 15,221

Administration 23,637

TOTAL $141,105

BUDGET APPROPRIATION 76