2006 Annual Report

06 2006 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 2006 annual report of the National Endowment for the Humanities. In its 40th year, the Endowment continued to bring the wisdom and benefits of the humanities to all Americans—both through our core programs and through the ongoing work of the We the People initiative, which seeks to strengthen the teaching, study, and understanding of American history and culture. This year We the People offered its third annual Bookshelf grants to libraries across the country, featuring fifteen classic books for young readers on the theme of “Becoming American.” A generous gift from the McCormick Tribune Foundation allowed NEH to once again double the number of Bookshelf awards, to 2,000 libraries in 2006. We also expanded our We the People Landmarks of American History summer workshops this year to twenty-six historic and cultural sites across the United States, where more than 2,200 K-12 and community college teachers learned about significant American people and events. Also in 2006, recognizing the profound effect that digital technology is having on humanities scholarship, programming, and access, the Endowment has taken a leadership role in exploring the new frontier of the digital humanities. Digital technology offers us an unprecedented chance to make the world of the humanities more accessible and more collaborative—so we launched an agency-wide Digital Humanities Initiative, or DHI, to focus our digital efforts and ensure their effectiveness. In the short period since its launch, the initiative has moved forward rapidly, establishing five new grant programs. One such program is our Digital Humanities Start-up Grants. These grants are encourag- ing scholars with bright new ideas, and providing the seed money to help promising digital humanities projects get off the ground. For the first round of these Start-up grants, the Endowment was pleased to see that more than 70 percent of the applications came from institutions or individuals who had never before applied for an NEH grant—which tells us that DHI is reaching a whole new audience in the humanities. Through these and many other initiatives and grant programs, the NEH is meeting its mandate to help all Americans explore the human condition and acquire the “wisdom and vision” essential to our democracy.

BRUCE COLE Chairman, National Endowment for the Humanities

NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 31 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction ...... 3

Jefferson Lecture ...... 4-5

National Humanities Medalists ...... 6-10

Division of Education Programs ...... 11-16

Division of Preservation and Access ...... 17-31

Division of Public Programs ...... 32-39

Division of Research ...... 40-48

Office of Challenge Grants...... 49-52

Office of Federal/State Partnership ...... 53-61

Miscellaneous Grants ...... 62

Panelists...... 63-78

National Council on the Humanities ...... 79

Senior Staff ...... 80

Budget Appropriation ...... 81

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 2006, 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 $1.94 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. Eight hundred and one scholars, professionals in the humanities, and other experts served on 171 panels throughout the year.

INTRODUCTION 3 THE JEFFERSON LECTURE

On May 10, 2006, Tom Wolfe delivered the 35th Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities at the Warner Theatre in Washington D.C. In his talk, titled “The Human Beast,” Wolf set forth that it is not human capability for thinking that sets us apart from the rest of the animal kingdom, but our capacity for speech. “Evolution came to an end when the human beast developed speech!” said Wolf. “Speech was a veritable nuclear weapon! It gave the human beast the powers of reason, complex memory, and long-term planning, eventually in the form of print and engineering plans.” Yet leftover from the animal world, Wolf contends, is the human desire for status—be it through money, intellect, or bravery. Citing an experiment in which fish in a laboratory actually changed their appearance to adapt to their new status, Wolf made the case that “it was the opposite of the situation envisioned by Neo-Darwinists neuroscientists who assume that the genetic inheri- tance triggers changes in status.” ‘I think every living moment of a human being’s life, unless the person is starving or in imme- diate danger of death in some other way, is controlled by a concern for status,” Wolfe has said. Known as the man in the iconic white suit with a swaggering pen, Wolfe has spent the past fifty years chronicling America’s status battles and capturing our cultural zeitgeist. After earning a Ph.D. in American Studies from Yale in 1957, Wolfe plunged into a decade- long career as a newsman, beginning with a stint at the Springfield (Massachusetts) Union. A tour as the Washington Post’s Latin American correspondent followed in 1960, earning him an award from the Washington Newspaper Guild for his coverage of the Cuban revolution. In 1962, he became a reporter for the New York Herald-Tribune and a staff writer for New York magazine, pounding out stories alongside Jimmy Breslin. Wolfe also produced a series of articles for Esquire that laid the foundation for New Journalism, a style of writing that combined journalistic accuracy with a novelist’s eye for description, theme, and point of view. The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby (1965) assembled these articles into book form and gave Wolfe his first best seller. Others followed: The Pump House Gang (1968) featured more observations about Sixties culture and The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test (1968) captured the LSD-infused antics of Ken Kesey and his Merry Pranksters. In 1979, Wolfe published The Right Stuff, a hefty account of the launching of the American space program after World War II. The book, which focused on the competition between the pilots and astronauts for glory and girls, not only became a best seller, but also earned Wolfe the American Book Award for nonfiction, the National Institute of Arts and Letters Harold Vursell Award for prose style, and the Columbia Journalism Award. Wolfe had yet to make the jump to fiction. Taking a page from Charles Dickens, one of his favorite writers, Wolfe wrote The Bonfire of the Vanities as a serial for Rolling Stone in 1984 and 1985. The tale, which appeared as a book in 1987, portrayed New York as a money-obsessed, sex-seeking, power-hungry, appearance-driven urban cocktail of a city. Wolfe has never hesitated to challenge prevailing notions. Radical Chic & Mau-Mauing the Flak Catchers (1970) delved into race relations, offering both a raucous account of Leonard Bernstein’s party for the Black Panthers in his Park Avenue duplex, and a searing look at the mechanics of government’s war on poverty. From Bauhaus to Our House (1981) tackled twentieth-century architecture, with Wolfe charging that architects were more interested in theory than in buildings. Wolfe’s latest novel, I Am Charlotte Simmons (2004), offers a critique of campus life, in which sex, not educational goals, defines social status.

NATIONALJEFFERSON ENDOWMENT LECTURE FOR THE HUMANITIES 34 The key to Wolf’’s enduring success lies in his ability to convey the nuances of his subjects or characters—the way they walk, what they drive, how they hold their fork—while providing a modern exhortation on the seven deadly sins. Given his ability to capture a cultural moment, it is no coincidence that contemporary language is sprinkled with Wolfian phrases: “statusphere,” “the right stuff,” “radical chic,” “the Me Decade,” and “good ol’ boy.” Wolfe was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia. He lives in New York City with his wife, Sheila, his daughter, Alexandra, and his son, Tommy. The Jefferson Lecture is the highest honor the federal government bestows for achievement in the humanities. It was established in 1972 and car- ries a $10,000 stipend.

JEFFERSON LECTURE 5 2006 NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALISTS

Two Middle East scholars give insight to contemporary conflicts, while the founder of the History Channel brings the past to life for millions through television. They are among the ten recipients of the National Humanities Medal who were honored by President George W. Bush at the White House on November 9, 2006. The medals are given each year to individuals and institutions that have deepened the nation’s understanding of the humanities.

FOUAD AJAMI “I work on controversial material,” says Beirut-born scholar Fouad Ajami. “Sometimes I wish I were working on the Renaissance or some less loaded subjects. But I have the burning grounds of the Arab-Islamic lands as a canvas, and the controversy comes with that.” In his most recent book, The Foreigner’s Gift: The Americans, the Arabs, and the Iraqis in Iraq, Ajami says he sought to “chronicle the difficult encounter between Iraq and its American libera- tors.” Ajami has traveled to Iraq six times since 2003 and was granted an audience with Shia cleric Ali al-Sistani. He has also met with the U.S. military. “I found hope and heartbreak in Iraq, and consider this expedition to be a noble war, despite all its frustrations and setbacks.” Ajami arrived in the United States from Beirut as a young man, with the assumption that he would return to Lebanon and enter politics. After earning a Ph.D. in political science at the University of Washington at age twenty-seven, he remained in this country and became a U.S. citizen. Ajami is the Majid Khadduri Professor of Middle East Studies at Johns Hopkins School for Advanced International Studies and has been teaching and writing on the modern Middle East and Arab political thought and culture for more than three decades. More than three hundred essays, chapters, and commentaries penned by Ajami have appeared in publications such as the New Republic, the New York Times Book Review, Foreign Policy, and the Wall Street Journal. He has been a contributing editor for U.S. News & World Report since 1989 and is a member of the editorial board of Foreign Affairs magazine.

JAMES M. BUCHANNAN James M. Buchanan, winner of the 1986 Nobel Prize in Economic Science, developed a program that changed the way economists analyze economic and political decision-making. He examined how politicians’ self-interest and noneconomic forces affect government economic policy. “Public choice is summarized as the extension and application of the tools and methods of economics to the subject matter of political science,” he says. “That is, to the behavior of persons in public choosing roles—as voters, representatives, legislators, bureaucrats, political agents gener- ally—and to the functioning of the institutions within which they act in these roles. “In a shorthand sense, I have referred to public choice as ‘politics without romance,’ but the program also embodies attention to prospects for changing the rules with the purpose of getting better results,” he says. “In a general sense, public choice proceeds from the presupposition that political agents are just like everyone else.”

NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALISTS 6 Buchanan, the advisory general director of the James Buchanan Center for Political Economy at George Mason University, first outlined this theory in a book he wrote with Gordon Tullock in 1962, The Calculus of Consent. Applying economic analyses to the political arena has had a major impact on public policy. Public choice theory says economists can no longer assume government intervention alone will fix economic problems but that economists must also look at how government actions are implemented. Buchanan, the son of a Tennessee farmer, received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in 1948 and has held teaching positions at the University of Virginia, the University of California at Los Angeles, and Virginia Polytechnic Institute.

NICKOLAS DAVATZES When Nickolas Davatzes launched the History Channel in 1995, he assumed it would be a niche channel with modest distribution. Today, the History Channel has nearly 150 million viewers worldwide, through programming in more than 130 countries. “People often think of history the way they learned it in high school or college: as memorizing dates,” says Davatzes, founder of A&E Television Network and the History Channel. “One of the wonderful things about television is that it makes things come alive.” Born in New York City, Davatzes received a bachelor’s degree in economics and a master’s degree in social psychology from St. John’s University, where he now sits on the board of trustees. His interest in history was inspired by his father, who served in the Greek army in the 1920s before immigrating to America and fighting for the United States during World War II. “He saw a lot about the world,” Davatzes says. “And, of course, growing up in a Greek immigrant family, I heard a lot about the glories of ancient Greece.” Davatzes serves as cochairman of the Board of Directors of Cable in the Classroom, an initiative in which networks and cable providers supply commercial-free educational programming to 250,000 teachers in public schools across the country. “Teachers are looking for tools that pique the interest of their students,” Davatzes explains. One of the projects of which Davatzes is most proud is The Crusades: Crescent and the Cross, a 2005 History Channel documentary chronicling the two-hundred-year struggle between Christians and Muslims for control of the Holy Land. “It speaks to the Mideast conflict and how long it has existed. I think sometimes we in the Western world don’t understand the driver on the other side very well.”

ROBERT FAGLES “Every translation is different,” says classicist Robert Fagles. “It has to do with the tone of voice of the translator. Each has a distinctive badge, each comes with its own vocal DNA,” he says. Fagles’s translations are known for their emphasis on contemporary English phrasing while being faithful to the original. His translations of The Iliad and The Odyssey were both best sell- ers. Now, he has tackled the Roman epic, Virgil’s Aeneid. As a comparative literature professor at Princeton University for more than forty years, Fagles was always involved with the classics. “Translation is an ongoing field of endeavor throughout all of English letters. Finally, there came a time when I wanted to try my hand at it myself.” Fagles translated The Iliad in 1990 and The Odyssey in 1996. Fagles believes The Odyssey still offers lessons to today’s reader. “I think we learn fortitude is an important virtue. We learn from Homer that adventure and being alive to experience are very important virtues,” says Fagles.

NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALISTS 7 Fagles won the Harold Morton Landon Translation Award of the Academy of American Poets in 1991 for his translation of The Iliad and in 1996 received an Academy Award in Literature for his translation of The Odyssey. He also received the PEN/Ralph Manheim Medal for lifetime achievement in translation. Fagles has translated Sophocles’s Three Theban Plays and Aeschylus’s Oresteia. He has published a book of his own poems titled I, Vincent: Poems from the Pictures of Van Gogh.

THE HOOVER INSTITUTION As a library and public policy research center, the Hoover Institution supports the study of politics, economics, and international affairs, focusing on the role of individual liberty safeguarded from government intrusion. It was founded by Herbert Hoover after the outbreak of World War I. “Hoover was interested in gathering materials during times of war and revolution in order to find a way to promote peace,” says John Raisian. “He thought that scholars could work on these documents and look for solutions that could lead to peaceful coexistence.” Raisian has led the Hoover Institution for the past seventeen years and has seen the number of scholars using its collections grow to seven thousand last year. The collaboration of researchers has led to the creation of journals, research projects, and roles for advising governments. About one thousand opinion pieces are written yearly by Hoover scholars from forty countries, published by newspapers around the world such as the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, and the New York Times. Among Hoover alumni are Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, former Secretary of State George Schultz, Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman, and Newt Gingrich, former speaker of the House of Representatives. “If you’re looking at the community of think tanks, Hoover is unusual in at least one important respect, our vast archival collections,” says Raisian. Twenty-five miles of shelf space hold decades of materials on war, revolution, and peace. The content of the library’s one million volumes—including sixty million documents and one hundred thousand political posters—spans continents and details political and economic history from China to the United States to Russia.

MARY LEFKOWITZ Mary Lefkowitz says she found her passion for the classics at age sixteen while visiting ancient Roman ruins in Britain, France, and Italy. As a high school student at the Brearley School in Manhattan, Lefkowitz studied Latin and Greek. “It was partly that the language was so interesting but also the idea of understanding your past, and coming into contact with the past of so long ago that was really exciting.” Lefkowitz has written three books on the role of women in ancient societies: Heroines and Hysterics, Women in Greek Myth, and Women’s Life in Greece and Rome, which she coedited with Maureen B. Fant and which is considered the standard sourcebook in the field. “Readers get a negative impression of women at first in ancient literature but when you look a bit harder you see they had an important role, behind the scenes and also sometimes upfront,” says Lefkowitz. She has also been a leading defender of interpreting the history of ancient civilizations through traditional standards of historical evidence. Her controversial books, Not Out of Africa and Black Athena Revisited, with coeditor Guy MacLean Rogers, examine the factual evidence for an Afrocentric approach to the origin of the ancient world and disputes its plausibility. She argues against the idea that Europeans stole from African culture. Lefkowitz is the Andrew W. Mellon Professor in the Humanities, Emeritus at Wellesley College, where she received her degree in 1957 and taught for forty-five years. She received her Ph.D. in classical philology at Radcliffe in 1961. Her most recent book, Greek Gods, Human Lives, looks at the role of the gods in Greek myths.

NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALISTS 8 BERNARD LEWIS Middle Eastern scholar Bernard Lewis says today’s conflict between Christendom and Islam is one that goes back more than fourteen centuries. He describes it as a clash between the relativists and the triumphalists. While some religions accept the legitimacy of other faiths (relativists), both Islam and Christianity in their traditionalist forms hold unbending views. “The Christian world and a large part of the Islam world no longer hold that kind of trium- phalist view,” says Lewis, the Cleveland E. Dodge Professor of Near Eastern Studies Emeritus at Princeton. “But what we are dealing with is the triumphalists of the Muslim world and they are setting the terms of the conflict. That’s the difficulty. If only the relativists on both sides could get together I’m sure agreement would be possible.” Lewis’s career in Middle Eastern studies began with a facility for and a fascination with languages at the age of thirteen. “I started out learning the few lines of Hebrew I needed to know for my bar mitzvah, normally that’s what’s expected,” he says. “To everyone’s surprise, especially my parents, I wanted to continue with Hebrew after I completed my bar mitzvah work.” He went on to study Aramaic and Arabic. Hebrew and a love of history drew him to Middle Eastern studies at the University of London. His scholarship earned him a prize from the university and soon he was given another opportunity. The university offered him a stipend of 150 pounds to study in the Middle East. When he returned to London he became an assistant lecturer and pursued his Ph.D. World War II erupted and he reported for duty. With his facility for languages, Lewis was quickly transferred from a tank unit to one in intelligence and was sent to the Middle East. After the war he retuned to the University of London and continued teaching Islamic history until 1974. That same year he moved to the United States to teach at Princeton and at the Institute for Advanced Studies. He officially retired in 1986. At age ninety he still keeps an office at Princeton, works on projects, and advises an occasional student. Lewis has written more than thirty books, the most recent being From Babel to Dragomans: Interpreting the Middle East, published in 2004.

MARK NOLL “I am a historian who happens to be an evangelical Christian,” says Mark Noll, the Francis A. McAney Professor of History at Notre Dame. “The two are important to me but it is possible to distinguish these identities. In my work, I’m not an advocate for Christianity but because I’m an evangelical I am drawn to study religion and the history of religion.” As a historian, Noll has established himself as a leading scholar on the history of Christianity in the United States. He has authored more than thirty books on the subject, his most recent is The Civil War as a Theological Crisis. For Noll, the development of the evangelical Protestant church in the United States is a key component of the nation’s history. “If you want to understand the early history of the United States,” he says, “you want to understand these churches. “From 1790 through the next one hundred years, these churches played a most active role in civil society,” says Noll. “By 1860 there were fifty-five-thousand Protestant churches in the United States that more or less followed evangelical traditions, about twenty thousand being Methodists,” says Noll. Noll received his Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University and taught at Wheaton College for twenty-seven years before moving to Notre Dame last fall. He is the founder of The Institute for the Study of American Evangelicalism and the former president of The American Society of Church History. In 2005, Time magazine named him one of the twenty-five most influential evangelicals in the United States.

NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALISTS 9 MERYLE SECREST “I don’t like to spend a lot of time with people I don’t like,” biographer Meryle Secrest admits. “I always start with a subject I really love. You’ve got to be passionately interested—if you’re doing it as a chore, it will come through in your writing.” Born and educated in Bath, England, Secrest moved to Canada after World War II and began a career in journalism that would eventually carry her to the Washington Post. Although she often wrote profiles of public figures, her first biography came to her unexpectedly. During a visit to the then National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., Secrest encountered a fascinating self-portrait by the American expatriate artist Romaine Brooks. After writing biographical profiles of her for the Post and the Smithsonian, Secrest was invited to turn her research into a book. Since publishing Between Me and Life: A Biography of Romaine Brooks in 1974, Secrest has written biographies of Salvador Dalí, Stephen Sondheim, Leonard Bernstein, Joseph Duveen, and Bernard Berenson. Of the many intriguing characters she’s studied, Secrest says her favorite is Frank Lloyd Wright. “He’s one of the few authentic geniuses I’ve ever had the honor to study,” she says. Until recently, Secrest taught creative nonfiction as a visiting instructor at George Mason University. She says she often emphasized the importance of accuracy to her students. “There’s a kind of honor system in biography—there are no fact checkers,” she explains. “Some students of mine thought nothing of putting thoughts into someone’s head. If you don’t know what happened, you don’t say it.” Currently, Secrest is at work on a biography of the Italian painter and sculptor Amedeo Modigliani. In June 2007, she will publish a memoir of her craft called Shoot the Widow: Adventures in Biography.

KEVIN STARR Kevin Starr is a fourth-generation Californian whose best known work, the multivolume America and the California Dream, chronicles the state’s history from 1850 to 2003. The seven-book series looks beyond California’s material progress to examine the state’s cultural development. “The books add to California’s inner history, the history of imagination in California,” says Starr. Starr’s books follow the progress of the state at pivotal moments in California: the Gold Rush of the nineteenth century, the dynamic development of Los Angeles in the 1920s, the struggles during the Great Depression, and the diversification of the population today. Looking at these moments in the context of Californian culture, Starr says, helps our understanding of the state’s history. “California is a very important part of the American formula,” continues Starr, who received his Ph.D. in American literature from Harvard University. “I had been exposed to American materials at Harvard, and I wanted to see how California fit in. For the past thirty-five years, I’ve been trying to find out.” Starr’s investigations have led him to several careers—historian, journalist, professor, and librarian. He held the title of California State Librarian between 1994 and 2004, and is currently University Professor at the University of Southern California and contributing editor to the Los Angeles Times. “All knowledge, ultimately, is interrelated, and we search for a kind of coherence with the help of the humanities,” says Starr. “We don’t necessarily find it all the time, but the humanities point the way.”

NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALISTS 10 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 11 Education Development Florida International University Brown University Miami, FL Providence, RI and Demonstration Uva de Aragon Massimo Riva $47,870 A collaborative effort to assist faculty at $10,000* A materials development project Florida International University and area institu- to create an interactive website, the Virtual Grants improve formal humanities education tions to incorporate the Crístobal Díaz-Ayala Humanities Lab to post and connect in the United States from kindergarten through Cuban and Latin American Popular Music works by Boccaccio and Pico with other university level. Collection into various humanities courses. primary sources illuminating the civic and intellectual life of early modern Italy Connecticut Architecture Foundation Howard University for teachers, students, and scholars. New Haven, CT Anna M. Sanko Washington, DC Charmaine D.M. Royal $19,000* A three-year project to develop $74,981 A collaboration between the GenEthics Center for Education Studies an interdisciplinary middle school cur- Center of the National Human Genome New York, NY Gilbert T. Sewall riculum, with related print- and web-based Center at Howard University and the Tuskegee $105,000 A two-year project to develop a materials, on Hartford’s history as University National Center for Bioethics in website designed for high school level instruc- preserved in its built environment. Research and Health Care to enhance the tion on the influence of classical antiquity in links between genetics and humanities at advancing new cultural and political paradigms Humanities Initiatives Historical Black Colleges and Universities. in North America between 1750 and 1900. for Faculty University of Houston-Downtown Colgate University Houston, TX Ann S. Jennings Hamilton, NY Alice S. Nakhimovsky Grants strengthen and enrich humanities educa- $30,000 A revision of the Masters in $179,908 The development of a bilingual, tion and scholarship in higher education. Professional Writing and Technical multimedia website on the everyday life College of Menominee Nation Communication curriculum to incorporate and implications of Soviet experimentation Keshena, WI Melissa Kay Cook ethics into required courses for the degree. in communal apartment living or kom- munalka, implemented as a tool of social $75,000 A collaborative project with the University of Texas, Pan American policy from 1917 to the 1970s. Newberry Library to identify archival Edinburg, TX Susana Nuccetelli resources and produce public exhibits and $75,000 Collaborative faculty workshops Cornell University curricular materials for humanities courses. to be directed by outside scholars on the Ithaca, NY Karen Woodard Brazell CUNY Research Foundation, contributions of humanities disciplines $178,901 The development of multimedia Bronx Community College to Latin-American philosophy. resources for understanding the culture Bronx, NY Harriet Shenkman and history of Japanese performing arts, Xavier University of Louisiana including the theater experience of Japan $74,974 Two one-week summer seminars New Orleans, LA Gary A. Donaldson in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, for twenty-four faculty members from area $30,000 A project to involve faculty and major creative figures, and the major genres institutions, using the collections of the students in the recovery of the cultural heritage of noh, bunraku, kabuki, and kyogen. landmark site of the Bronx Community of the African Diaspora in Louisiana by College Hall of Fame for Great Americans, locating and preserving transcripts of original CUNY Research Foundation, for extensive study of American history. interviews produced in the Federal Writers’ Graduate School and University Center New York, NY Joshua Brown CUNY Research Foundation, Project and by incorporating additional NYC College of Technology interviews and other relevant resources. $165,000 The development of a digital Brooklyn, NY Marta Effinger-Crichlow teacher resource on using visual evidence for high school and undergraduate United $30,000 An interdisciplinary seminar Teaching and Learning States history and culture classes. for fifteen faculty members to study five Resources and Curriculum New York neighborhoods and develop a George Mason University humanities-across-the-curriculum model Development Fairfax, VA T. Mills Kelly for technical and professional courses. Grants support projects to improve specific $180,000 The development of a website for Florida International University areas of humanities education and that serve as teaching about 1989 and the fall of commu- Miami, FL Steven Heine national models. nism in Eastern Europe through a collection of primary source documents, materials $73,823 The development of a full-time Bill of Rights Institute on how historians use documents to create instructorship in Chinese language and Arlington, VA historical narratives, and teaching modules. culture for Florida International University Claire McCaffery Griffin $190,000 The development of a resource and an adjunct instructorship to teach Lower East Side Tenement Museum beginning Chinese language courses at book and a website for high school teach- New York, NY Stephen P. Long Miami-Dade Community College. ers and students on important Supreme Court cases primarily dealing with the $75,000 The development of K-12 educa- interpretation of the Bill of Rights. tional materials and web-based resources in support of the museum’s new exhibition, “An Irish Family in America.”

EDUCATION PROGRAMS 12 *Federal Matching Funds Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts University of Pennsylvania Bill of Rights Institute North Adams, MA Frances Jones-Sneed Philadelphia, PA Amy Hillier Arlington, VA Claire M. Griffin $6,000* A curriculum development project $188,033 A two-year project to develop a $225,000 Three one-week summer work- focusing on the lives of five African Americans website that will enable students to examine shops, held at Mount Vernon, for 150 whose stories link a rural New England county and synthesize information about the African- schoolteachers, on George Washington with events and themes of national significance. American experience in the sixty-block area and the genesis of the Constitution. of Philadelphia that was the subject of W.E.B. Massachusetts Historical Society DuBois’s 1899 study, The Philadelphia Negro. Boston College Boston, MA Jayne K. Gordon Chestnut Hill, MA Marc K. Landy $68,000* A materials development project to University of Pittsburgh $100,279 Two one-week workshops for 50 create an educational website on the coming Pittsburgh, PA Michele Ferrier Heryford community college faculty members on of the American Revolution, 1764–1776. $10,000* A materials development project to the life and writings of John Adams, held produce web-based resources comprising the- at sites throughout the Boston area. National Humanities Center matic units for an introductory course on Japan. Research Triangle Park, NC Richard R. Schramm Boston College $110,000 The development of additional essays University of Southern California Chestnut Hill, MA Marc Landy on teaching the history of American religion Los Angeles, CA Marsha Kinder $126,289 Two one-week workshops for 50 for the Divining America educational website. $180,000 The development of online community college faculty members on teaching materials on Russian Modernism the life and writings of John Adams, held Oregon Historical Society for use in courses nationwide. at sites throughout the Boston area. Portland, OR Cara Ungar $143,950 The creation of an online timeline University of Texas Claremont Graduate University examining Oregon and Pacific Northwest Austin, TX Paul E. Resta Claremont, CA Michael Uhlmann history, based on the Oregon Historical $7,500* The development of a web-based $107,355 Two one-week workshops for 70 Society’s primary-source holdings. structure for bringing together the digital schoolteachers exploring how the art and assets of presidential libraries based on a architecture of the United States Capitol Stanford University timeline of twentieth-century presidential reveal the ideals and realities of the nation Stanford, CA Rega Wood administrations, the major events they from its founding to the Civil War. $103,087 The development of online and encountered, and the decision making print tools for teaching intermediate Latin process brought to bear on these events. Community College Humanities Association through medieval texts, introducing stu- Newark, NJ Paul F. Benson dents to paleography, and engaging them University of Virginia $119,361 Two one-week workshops for in the history of Western thought, par- Charlottesville, VA Deborah W. Parker 50 community college faculty to study the ticularly medieval natural philosophy. $184,062 The expansion of the web- Transcendentalists and other utopian move- site, The World of Dante, to include ments and communities in the early nineteenth Stanford University Purgatory and Paradise, and new visual, century in Concord and surrounding sites. Stanford, CA Clayborne Carson audio, and textual resources. $180,000 The development of a website of Community College Humanities Association historical materials and related teaching University of Virginia Newark, NJ Carole N. Lester resources on Martin Luther King Jr., and Charlottesville, VA James W. Ceaser $109,703 Two one-week workshops for the modern Civil Rights Movement. $99,715 The development and test- 50 community college teachers on the his- ing of an undergraduate curriculum on tory and significance of the Alamo. Tennessee State Museum Foundation American constitutionalism and democ- Nashville, TN Paulette Marie Fox racy at the University of Virginia. Dickinson College $194,640 A website for middle school students Carlisle, PA Matthew F. Pinsker focused on Tennessee history within the broader WGBH Educational Foundation $147,659 Two one-week workshops for context of American history, using primary Boston, MA Carol Greenwald 100 schoolteachers on the Underground sources from the Tennessee State Museum, $100,000 Student content, lesson plans, Railroad and the antebellum era. the Tennessee State Library, and universities. and other enhancements to the Time Warp Trio website, concurrent with the East-West Center University of Michigan creation of thirteen new episodes of the Honolulu, HI Namji Steinemann Ann Arbor, MI Martin Powers popular educational television series. $150,000 Two week-long workshops for 80 $180,000 The development of six additional schoolteachers to study the Japanese attack on modules for The China Mirror Project, Landmarks of American Pearl Harbor that took place on December 7, an online resource in Chinese culture that 1941, interpreting local sites in their geo- consists of case studies of cultural objects. History and Culture graphical, historical, and cultural contexts.

Grants support a series of one-week residence- Florida Humanities Council based workshops at historic sites for teachers. St. Petersburg, FL Susan Lockwood $260,849 Four one-week workshops for 200 schoolteachers examining Spanish St. Augustine in the context of American colonial history.

EDUCATION PROGRAMS 13 *Federal Matching Funds Florida International University National Constitution Center University of Mississippi, Main Campus Miami, FL Kate Rawlinson Philadelphia, PA Stephen M. Frank University, MS John Neff $148,000 Two one-week workshops for 100 $133,631 Two one-week workshops for $110,786 Two one-week workshops for 50 com- art and history teachers to explore the Miami 80 schoolteachers on the Declaration of munity college faculty to explore the meaning Beach Art Deco District and its significance to Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of of the Civil War to survivors in the North and the history of twentieth-century art and design. Rights, including visits to key Philadelphia sites. the South through monuments, memorials, and cemeteries commemorating the conflict. Henry Ford Community College Niagara University Dearborn, MI Michael Daher Niagara Falls, NY Thomas A. Chambers University of Wyoming $119,166 Two one-week workshops for $143,363 Two one-week workshops for 100 Laramie, WY Mark A. Greene 50 community college faculty to study schoolteachers on the interplay between $160,000 Two one-week workshops for 80 corporate, labor, and cultural history European empires, the United States, and Native schoolteachers investigating women’s suffrage in through primary sources and visits to the Americans on the old Northwestern frontier. the West at a number of Wyoming landmarks. River Rouge Plant and nearby sites. North Carolina Department Villanova University Henry Ford, The of Cultural Resources Villanova, PA Catherine Evans Wilson Dearborn, MI William S. Pretzer Raleigh, NC Laurel Sneed $159,871 Two one-week workshops for 100 $149,679 Two one-week workshops $155,000 Two one-week workshops for teachers on the life of Benjamin Franklin, to be for 80 schoolteachers on America’s 100 schoolteachers on the history, achieve- held at Villanova University, with visits to rel- Industrial Revolution, held at Henry ments, and material evidence of black evant eighteenth-century Philadelphia locations. Ford’s Greenfield Village, the Henry Ford antebellum craftsmen and entrepreneurs. Museum, the Benson Ford Research Western Kentucky University Center, and the Ford Rouge Factory. Northeastern University Research Foundation Boston, MA Richard A. Katula Bowling Green, KY Rickard Stanley Toomey, III Mark Twain House $109,998 Two one-week workshops for 50 $109,801 Two one-week workshops for 50 com- Hartford, CT Jeffrey L. Nichols community college faculty to examine the munity college faculty on the extensive cultural $146,736 Two one-week workshops for 100 American Lyceum movement and the rhetoric history of the Mammoth Cave region and the schoolteachers at the Mark Twain House of major nineteenth-century orators. research methodology for defining that history. and Museum in Hartford, Connecticut, on Twain’s life and work in that city. Ohio Historical Society Western Reserve Historical Society Columbus, OH Jody Allen Blankenship-Walden Cleveland, OH Edward J. Pershey Mars Hill College $113,921 Two one-week workshops for $144,000 Two one-week summer workshops Mars Hill, NC Kathryn Newfont 50 community college faculty on Ohio’s for 50 community college faculty to study the $120,179 Two one-week workshops for 50 prehistoric American Indian cultures, as well history of the steel industry and its role in community college faculty to explore the as archaeological methods and theory. nineteenth- and twentieth-century industrial relationships of the Cherokee, settlers, loggers, America through a remarkable archive of corpo- and scientific foresters to the natural resources Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center rate documents and historical sites in the city. and historic sites of this National Heritage Area, Fremont, OH Steven L. Culbertson using archival materials and historic places. $104,006 Two one-week workshops for Seminars and Institutes 50 community college faculty held at the Middle Tennessee State University Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center on Grants support national summer seminars and Murfreesboro, TN Janice Leone critical issues of the Gilded Age in America. institutes in humanities subjects for teachers. $142,656 Two one-week workshops for 80 schoolteachers held at The Hermitage, Save Ellis Island American Academy in Rome Mt. Olive, NJ Andrew Jackson’s home, on major themes Dorothy W. Hartman New York, NY Karl Galinsky Two one-week workshops for 80 in nineteenth-century American history. $152,648 $131,584 A six-week summer seminar for 15 schoolteachers focused on Ellis Island, an college and university teachers on the develop- Minnesota Historical Society immigration gateway to America, and its ment of Roman religion, making use of sites St. Paul, MN Erik Holland role in providing a healthy workforce for and resources in Rome and its environs. $147,004 Two one-week workshops for 100 America in the early twentieth century. schoolteachers to study the early years of Apprend Foundation University of Idaho historic Fort Snelling as a representative Durham, NC Laurel Sneed Moscow, ID Katherine G. Aiken military post in the context of Indian relations, $96,465 A two-week institute for 30 schoolteach- economic growth, and westward expansion. $168,944 Two one-week workshops for ers on Thomas Day, Elizabeth Keckly, and other 100 schoolteachers on the history of the free and enslaved African-American artisans Montpelier Foundation mining industry in the American West. and entrepreneurs in the antebellum South. Orange, VA William F. Harris, II $159,143 Two one-week workshops for University of Massachusetts, Lowell Arizona State University Lowell, MA 100 schoolteachers examining James Peter S. O’Connell Tempe, AZ David W. Foster Three one-week workshops Madison’s Constitutional thought and $224,078 $98,402 A three-week seminar for 15 col- Montpelier as evidence of Madison’s life. for 135 elementary and middle school lege and university faculty on Argentine teachers to study America’s industrial Jewish literature and culture, to be revolution in Lowell, Massachusetts. held in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

NATIONALEDUCATION ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 143 Boston College Community College Humanities Association Iowa State University Chestnut Hill, MA Alan Wolfe Newark, NJ Laraine Anne Fletcher Ames, IA Linda Quinn Allen $156,905 A six-week summer seminar for 15 $209,429 A four-week summer institute, $128,734 A three-week institute for 30 college and university teachers to explore the in Oaxaca, Mexico, for 24 college and schoolteachers of French to deepen their philosophical, historical, sociological, and legal university teachers to engage in onsite, language skills while studying the historical dimensions of American religious diversity. interdisciplinary study of Zapotec legacy and contemporary culture of Lyon and Mixtec indigenous cultures. through readings, lectures, visits to museums Boston University and sites, and dialog with the city’s residents. Boston, MA John Briggs CUNY Research Foundation, $105,174 A three-week seminar for 15 col- Graduate School and University Center Italian Cultural Society of Washington, DC lege and university teachers on the key works New York, NY John R. Wallach Chevy Chase, MD Roberto Severino of three great masters of the written and $5,050 A five-week institute for 25 college $172,517 A four-week summer institute, in Italy, spoken word in English: Samuel Johnson, and university teachers on human rights. for 25 K-12 teachers of Italian to study content- Abraham Lincoln, and Winston Churchill. based approaches to teaching using Italian art. DePaul University California State University, Channel Islands Chicago, IL Eric Selinger National Association of Scholars Camarillo, CA Mary Adler $90,689 A five-week summer seminar Princeton, NJ Daniel Edgar Ritchie $118,729 A two-week institute for 25 for 15 schoolteachers on the joys and $93,289 A two-week institute for 25 col- schoolteachers focusing on the life challenges of teaching poetry. lege and university teachers to examine and work of John Steinbeck. the concepts of equality, individualism, East-West Center and the social state found in Tocqueville’s Honolulu, HI Calvin College Peter D. Hershock Democracy in America, to be held at Bethel Grand Rapids, MI Karin Yvonne Maag $186,363 A five-week institute in Hawai'i for 25 University in St. Paul, Minnesota. $112,114 A three-week institute for 30 college and university teachers on the histori- college and university teachers on the cal dynamics of cultural change in China. Newberry Library significance of the Reformation and its Chicago, IL James R. Akerman role in global history survey courses. Elmira College $93,171 A three-week summer seminar for Elmira, NY Lawrence I. Berkove 15 schoolteachers to engage in an explora- Center for Civic Education $103,499 A four-week seminar for 15 tion of historical maps from the Newberry Calabasas, CA William F. Harris, II high school teachers on Mark Twain’s Library’s cartographic collection. $165,326 A three-week institute for novels in the context of his life and val- 25 schoolteachers on American politi- ues and the literature of his time. North Carolina State University cal and constitutional thought. Raleigh, NC Mary Ann F. Witt Georgia College and State University $94,678 A four-week seminar for 15 school- Central Michigan University Milledgeville, GA Bruce Gentry teachers on major French contemporary Mount Pleasant, MI Maureen N. Eke $150,984 A four-week institute for 25 dramas by Sartre, Genet, Ionesco, and $105,598 A three-week seminar for 15 college and university faculty on the Beckett, to be held in Avignon, France. schoolteachers to engage in a compara- meaning of Flannery O’Connor’s works tive reading of novels about Africa written and the critical issues they raise. Ohio State University Research Foundation by African and European authors. Columbus, OH Lucia H. Costigan Georgia State University $200,000 A six-week institute for 26 col- China Institute in America, Inc. Research Foundation, Inc. lege and university faculty, to be held in New York, NY Nancy Jervis Atlanta, GA Andrew Altman Campinas, Brazil, on Brazilian literature $188,896 A four-week summer institute for 30 $111,837 A four-week seminar for and culture from Baroque to Modernism, elementary and secondary school teachers to 15 college and university teachers on with a language learning component. explore ethnic and geographic diversity in China philosophical questions relating to democ- using “the home” as a rubric for examining vari- racy, law, and human rights. Ohio State University Research Foundation eties of everyday life through disciplines such Columbus, OH John N. King Harriet Beecher Stowe Center as art, architecture, history, and anthropology. $189,789 A five-week seminar for 15 college Hartford, CT Susan Hoffman Fishman and university teachers in Antwerp, Belgium, Columbia University $128,113 A two-week summer institute and Oxford, England, on the advent of printing New York, NY Rachel Adams for 30 schoolteachers on slavery and and its effects on the Protestant Reformation. $118,890 A five-week seminar for 15 col- emancipation in New England from lege and university faculty to situate the the colonial era to the Civil War. Oregon State University study of American literature in a hemi- Corvallis, OR Joseph Krause Harvard University spheric framework that includes Canada, $161,719 A four-week institute for 24 college Cambridge, MA Helen H. Vendler the Caribbean, and Latin America. and university teachers on the cultural origins $123,021 A three-week seminar for 15 and contemporary cultures of the Berber people. schoolteachers on the patterns of poetry and how they mirror the patterns of life.

NATIONALEDUCATION ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 153 Southern Illinois University University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth University of Vermont Carbondale, IL Kevin J. H. Dettmar North Dartmouth, MA Gerard M. Koot Burlington, VT William A. Stephany $118,892 A six-week seminar for 15 college and $144,291 A five-week summer seminar, to be $164,406 A six-week summer seminar for university faculty on James Joyce’s Ulysses and its held in Great Britain and the Netherlands, 15 schoolteachers on Dante’s Commedia, multiple contexts, to be held in Dublin, Ireland. for 15 schoolteachers to study the rise of to be conducted in Siena, Italy. both the Dutch economic empire in the Stanford University seventeenth century and the British economic University of Wisconsin, La Crosse Stanford, CA Russell Berman empire in the eighteenth century. La Crosse, WI Constance M. Arzigian $172,804 A six-week seminar for 15 college and $115,605 A three-week summer institute for 25 university faculty on the cultural experience University of Michigan K-12 teachers on the prehistory of the Upper and contributions of German artists, writers, Ann Arbor, MI James I. Porter Mississippi River Valley from 10,000 BCE and musicians who fled Nazi Germany to $97,304 A four-week seminar for 15 college and through early contact with European explorers. settle in Los Angeles in the 1930s and 1940s. university faculty to engage in a close analysis of the reception of Homer’s epic poems, from Virginia Foundation for the Humanities SUNY Research Foundation, ancient times to the twentieth century. Charlottesville, VA Joseph C. Miller College at Geneseo $154,929 A six-week seminar for 15 college Geneseo, NY William Cook University of New Mexico and university teachers on Africa and the $14,279 A six-week summer seminar in Albuquerque, NM Russell Goodman transatlantic slave trade before c.1800. Rome, Siena, and Assisi, Italy, for col- $126,654 A five-week summer seminar lege teachers to study the life, works, and for 15 college and university teachers Washington University representations of St. Francis of Assisi. on American pragmatic philosophy St. Louis, MO Gerald Early from its origins to the present day. $230,000 A four-week institute for 30 Texas A & M Research Foundation schoolteachers on the history of jazz College Station, TX Richard J. Golsan University of Notre Dame in American culture and society. $144,919 A five-week seminar for 15 school- Notre Dame, IN Christopher B. Fox teachers to study the legacy and memory of $135,623 A five-week seminar for 15 college Western Michigan University World War II in France through literary texts, and university teachers on the social, cultural, Kalamazoo, MI Paul E. Szarmach films, historical sites, and public debates to be political, and literary contexts of Anglo-Irish $175,535 A four-week institute for 25 col- held in Paris, Lyon, Vichy, and Caen, France. identities in the early modern period. lege and university teachers on medieval life and culture, at University of York and University of California University of Notre Dame York Cathedral in the United Kingdom. Los Angeles, CA Joseph E. Bristow Notre Dame, IN Joseph Phillip Amar $112,572 A five-week seminar on Oscar $138,334 A six-week seminar for 15 Yale University Wilde giving 15 college and university fac- college and university teachers on the New Haven, CT Lee W. Patterson ulty access to the most extensive archive of development of indigenous cultures in $160,409 A six-week summer seminar Wilde materials in the world at the William the Middle East during late antiquity and for 15 schoolteachers on Chaucer’s Andrews Clark Memorial Library. their relationship to the rise of Islam. Canterbury Tales and its cultural context.

University of California University of Oklahoma, Norman Santa Cruz, CA John Jordan Norman, OK Gary Clayton Anderson $112,300 A three-week seminar for 15 col- $96,341 A five-week seminar for 15 college lege and university faculty to examine the and university faculty to explore American complex relationship between original literary Indian ethnohistory, a study of the relation- texts and subsequent adaptations or “cop- ship between Indians and Europeans. ies” by other writers and artists, through the lens of Charles Dickens’s Victorian University of South Carolina masterwork, Great Expectations. Research Foundation Columbia, SC Constance B. Schulz University of Delaware $147,563 A four-week summer institute Newark, DE Leslie Reidel for 25 college and university faculty to $154,912 A five-week seminar for 15 school- develop teaching materials in public his- teachers on Shakespeare and performance, to tory using African-American history in be conducted at the University of Delaware South Carolina as a case study. and in Stratford-upon-Avon, England. University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN Kurt L. Butefish $191,821 A four-week institute for 25 K-12 teachers on geographic approaches to cultural diversity in the American South.

NATIONALEDUCATION ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 163 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 173 Preservation American Antiquarian Society Andover Historical Society Worcester, MA Andover, MA and Access Grants Alan N. Degutis Elena Sarni $50,000* The cataloging of 12,250 $2,023 The purchase of archival supplies to imprints documenting American history rehouse a collection of 2,000 photographs Grants assist in the care of humanities collections and culture from 1801 through 1820. and stereopticon views dating from 1840 and in the availability for use by the public. to the present that document the history American Antiquarian Society and culture of Andover, Massachusetts. Acadian Heritage and Culture Foundation, Inc. Worcester, MA Alan N. Degutis Erath, LA Warren A. Perrin $274,506 The continued creation of a union Animas Museum $30,000** An emergency grant to help with catalog of pre-1877 North American imprints. Durango, CO Janet W. Postler mold abatement, consultation with a textile $5,000 Consultation, training, and the conservator about the treatment of damaged American Film Institute purchase of equipment to monitor environ- collections, and the replacement of damaged Los Angeles, CA Patricia K. Hanson mental conditions and improve the care of exhibition/storage cabinets for the collections. $125,000 The continuing prepara- about 30,000 archaeological, ethnographic, tion of a descriptive catalog of 1,000 and historic artifacts, and archival materi- Akron Art Museum feature-length motion pictures produced als that document the history and culture Akron, OH Arnold Tunstall in the United States from 1971 to 1980. of Colorado’s San Juan Basin, with a focus $295,674 The purchase and installation of stor- on Durango and La Plata County. age furniture and the rehousing of modern and American Institute of Afghanistan Studies contemporary art collections, which encompass Durham, NC Hiromi L. Sakata Appalshop, Inc. strong holdings of painting and sculpture $118,012 The digital reformatting of 2,600 Whitesburg, KY Dwight William Swanson since 1960, twentieth-century American and hours of Radio Afghanistan analog music tapes $4,989 The purchase of an environmental international photography, American impres- created from 1960 to 1980 that document a monitor and related computer software and sionist and tonalist painting, and regional art. significant period of Afghan history and culture. archival film supplies for six major still and moving images collections that cover life Alvin Ailey Dance Foundation, Inc. American Jewish Historical Society in central Appalachia since the 1930s. New York, NY Bennett Rink New York, NY Lyn Slome $132,000 The Alvin Ailey American Dance $193,660 Arrangement, description, and Appalshop, Inc. Theater archives will be digitized to protect the preservation of 320 linear feet of archives and Whitesburg, KY Elizabeth Barret collection of music manuscripts and orchestra- digital reformatting of 216 hours of audiotapes $226,629 Cataloging archival records that tions, photographs, scrapbooks, posters, souvenir from six collections documenting the Soviet document the content of the organization’s books, and other materials that document the Jewry movement in the United States. multimedia collections, creating finding aids, theater’s performance history as well as Alvin and rehousing and the selective reformatting Ailey’s creative process and role as an educator. American Philological Association of audio and moving image collections. Philadelphia, PA Lisa D. Carson American Academic Research Institute in Iraq $25,911* The preparation of two volumes of Archdiocese of New Orleans Chicago, IL McGuire Gibson l’Année philologique, a comprehensive bibliogra- Baton Rouge, LA Charles Edward Nolan $88,000 The preparation of three mono- phy of research in all fields of classical studies. $30,000** Support recovery, freeze- graphs and several articles in English and drying, and restoration of archival records Arabic based on reports and notes from American Philological Association and the temporary relocation of the unpublished excavations and surveys carried Philadelphia, PA Lisa D. Carson Archdiocesan archives to Baton Rouge. out in Iraq during the past thirty years. $227,989 The preparation of two volumes of l’Année philologique, a comprehensive bibliogra- Arhoolie Foundation American Antiquarian Society phy of research in all fields of classical studies. El Cerrito, CA Tom Diamant Worcester, MA Thomas G. Knoles $39,126 The digitization of 10,000 45-rpm $242,511 The creation of a data- American Textile History Museum records in the Frontera Collection of Mexican base of American electoral returns Lowell, MA Karen Herbaugh and Mexican American Recordings, the creation from 1788 through 1825. $42,299* The purchase of storage of images of the record labels and a finding aid, furniture to rehouse American textiles and the mounting of the audio recordings on American Antiquarian Society in the museum’s collections. the bilingual UCLA Digital Library website. Worcester, MA Vincent Golden $60,000 The society maintains one copy of American University in Cairo Association for Documentary Editing rare and original North American newspapers Cairo, Egypt Stephen Urgola Reston, VA Mary-Jo Kline created before 1877. Acid-free enclosures will $127,450 The arrangement, description, $65,100 Creation of the third edition be provided for 2,000 volumes in order to preservation treatment, and rehousing of the of the Guide to Documentary Editing. stabilize bindings and diminish future damage papers, photographs, plans and drawings of two in handling. Additionally, ninety volumes Egyptian architects, Hassan Fathy and Ramses Baltimore Hebrew University will receive conservation treatment to address Wissa Wassef. An Internet accessible finding Baltimore, MD Libby Kramer White damaged bindings and repair torn pages. aid would be created in English and in Arabic. $5,000 A preservation assessment of the university’s rare book room and its collection of approximately 1,000 volumes of Judaica dating from the fifteenth to the twentieth century.

NATIONALPRESERVATION ENDOWMENT AND ACCESS FOR THE HUMANITIES 183 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Barnard College Burlington College College Misericordia New York, NY Donald Glassman Burlington, VT Teresa R. Faust Dallas, PA Charles Harrison Wick $4,060 A conservation assessment of eighteen $4,952 An assessment of the condition of the $5,000 The purchase of storage shelving, scrapbooks containing photographs, letters, humanities collections of the Burlington College cabinets, and preservation supplies to rehouse clippings, and ephemera that document Library and recommendations for long-term collections related to the institutional history of the activities of an independent liberal arts care of print and audio-visual materials. a Catholic liberal arts college founded in 1924. college for women from 1901 to 1947. Canton Public Library Columbia University Beauvoir Canton, CT Jane Ducharme Hoben New York, NY Ehsan O. Yarshater Biloxi, MS Patrick Hotard $5,000 A preservation assessment, a training $26,914* The preparation and publication of $30,000** The initial recovery of collections workshop, and the purchase of supplies for the Encyclopedia Iranica, a multivolume reference damaged in Hurricane Katrina, which will be archives, manuscripts, photographs, maps, work on the Near East and Central Asia. placed in protective enclosures and relocated and oral history collections related to the to climate-controlled storage at the University history of Canton, Connecticut, from the Columbus State University- of Delaware for assessment and care. seventeenth through the twentieth century. Simon Schwob Memorial Library Columbus, GA Reagan L. Grimsley Beloit College Carnegie Library of Homestead $4,993 The purchase of environmental monitor- Beloit, WI William Green Munhall, PA Kate McEvoy Grannemann ing equipment and preservation supplies and $355,126 The purchase of storage furni- $4,550 A preservation assessment of archives, materials to help stabilize collections held by the ture and rehousing of 7,672 ethnographic photographs, architectural drawings, and Columbus State University Archives, including objects and 69,000 archaeological artifacts other records related to the history of a manuscripts, rare books, architectural drawings, at the Logan Museum of Anthropology. small Pennsylvania steel mill town during maps, and oral histories relating to Columbus The collections include South American, the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. and the surrounding Chattahoochee Valley. Mesoamerican, and Native American ceramics, American Indian basketry, Midwestern Center for Jewish History Conception Seminary College archaeological collections, and Paleolithic art New York, NY Robert Sink Conception, MO Thomas Sullivan and artifacts from France and North Africa. $98,536 The creation of an item-level collection $2,808 A preservation assessment of the assessment and inventory database of books and policies, practices, and conditions affecting Berkshire Theatre Festival documents in Hebrew, Judeo-Arabic, and Arabic the Engelberg Collection, 2,000 theologi- Stockbridge, MA Kate Maguire that provide evidence of the history and culture cal works dating from the fifteenth to the $4,486 A preservation assessment of of the Jewish community in Iraq since 762 BCE. eighteenth century, which was developed the Berkshire Theatre Festival archives, by a Swiss abbey (established 1120) and which documents regional theater Chancellor Robert R. Livingston Masonic acquired by the seminary in the 1870s. in Massachusetts since 1928. Library of Grand Lodge New York, NY Thomas M. Savini Conservation Center for Art Bessemer Historical Society $5,000 A consultation to train staff in the use and Historic Artifacts Pueblo, CO Emory Jay Trask of environmental monitors and the purchase Philadelphia, PA Virgilia Rawnsley $240,000 Arrangement and description of of a museum case and storage supplies to $80,000* A regional preservation field 300 cubic feet of archival records related improve care of archival and museum col- service program that provides preserva- to the mining and steel industries, trade lections on Freemasonry in New York. tion surveys, workshops, technical unions, and labor relations at a Colorado consultations, and educational materials to fuel and iron company from 1872 to 1993. Chicago Historical Society libraries, archives, museums, and historical Chicago, IL Linda J. Evans organizations in the Mid-Atlantic states. Bowdoin College $642,561 The cataloging of approximately Brunswick, ME Katy Kline 2,000 newspaper titles in six Chicago-area Cornell University Ithaca, NY $500,000 The purchase of storage furniture counties, as part of Illinois’s participation Joy R. Paulson and improvements to security and climate in the United States Newspaper Program. $713,895 The preservation microfilming control to preserve the Bowdoin College or digitization and enhanced cataloging of Museum of Art’s collections, which include City of Biloxi 4,435 deteriorating volumes from four states Old Master prints and drawings, Italian Biloxi, MS Bill Raymond and bibliographic selection by two other Renaissance painting, photography, ancient $30,000** Salvage of artifacts, assess- states of embrittled volumes on American Mediterranean art, and American art. ment of damage, mold abatement, agricultural history and rural life published and conservation treatment. between 1820 and 1945 that are held by Bristol Historical Society land grant universities in those states. Bristol, CT Ellen Zoppo Civil War and Underground Railroad Museum of Philadelphia $5,000 A preservation assessment of pho- Cornell University Philadelphia, PA John Charles Rumm tographs, postcards, correspondence, and Ithaca, NY Thomas Hickerson artworks, related primarily to the nineteenth- $5,000 Consultation to plan for the storage $250,000 Conserve and create digital sur- century history of Bristol, Connecticut. of antislavery and Civil War collections rogates for 200 of the most rare and fragile dating from the 1850s to the 1890s. books in the collection of the research library of the Museum of the American Indian.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 19 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant County of Essex Department of Parks, Diocese of Owensboro Erie Canal Museum Recreation, and Cultural Affairs Owensboro, KY Emma Cecilia Busam Syracuse, NY Andrew Kitzmann Newark, NJ Joseph Lanzara $5,000 A preservation assessment and the pur- $5,000 The purchase of storage racks and a $5,000 The purchase of storage furniture and chase of rehousing supplies for the Diocese of cabinet for archival holdings that document the preservation supplies for maps, plans, and Owensboro archives that document the history construction and maintenance of the Erie Canal blueprints that document the development from of the Catholic Church in Kentucky since 1812. in New York state. Ultraviolet filtering film 1895 to 1979 of a park system that has served would be purchased to protect the museum’s Newark and its densely populated suburbs. East Baton Rouge Parish Library exhibition and research areas from light. Baton Rouge, LA Anita York CUNY Research Foundation, $1,500 A preservation assessment of archives, Estes Park Public Library Graduate School and University Center manuscripts, photographs, maps, and oral Estes Park, CO Sybil Barnes New York, NY Barbara Dobbs Mackenzie history collections related to the history of $5,000 A preservation assessment, a two- $282,260 The abstracting and indexing of Baton Rouge and the surrounding area from day training workshop, and the purchase pre-1967 Festschriften in music for inclusion the eighteenth through the twentieth century. of supplies for textual, photographic, in the series Abstracts of Music Literature. art, and material culture collections Eastern Michigan University related to the history of Colorado and CUNY Research Foundation, Ypsilanti, MI Veronica Grondona the Rocky Mountain National Park. Graduate School and University Center $228,026 The preparation of language New York, NY Dee L. Clayman description tools for Wichí (an indigenous Exempla Saint Joseph Hospital $87,375* The addition of ten volumes to the language of South America spoken in Denver, CO Margaret M. Bandy Database of Classical Bibliography, an electronic Argentina and Bolivia) with focus on the $3,000 A preservation assessment of resource containing the retrospective volumes of undocumented Central Pilcomayo dialect. records related to the institutional history l’Année philologique, the international bibliogra- of a private hospital established in Denver phy of record for the field of classical studies. Eastern Shore of Virginia Historical Society by the Sisters of Charity in 1873. Onancock, VA Eleanor Mills Wehner Customs House Museum and Cultural Center $2,708 The purchase of storage furniture and Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Clarksville, TN Ned P. Crouch preservation supplies for birth, death, mar- San Francisco, CA Robert G. Futernick $4,772 Hiring a conservation specialist to riage and other vital records, manuscripts, $50,000* Rehousing of collections in the conduct an assessment of the museum’s textile personal correspondence, ledgers, photo- new de Young Museum, including American collection. The consultant would also conduct a graphs, and records related to the history paintings and decorative arts, ancient and workshop for the museum’s volunteers and staff of Virginia’s Eastern Shore from the sev- native American artifacts, African and Oceanic on the handling, care, and storage of textiles. enteenth through the twentieth century. art, and textiles from around the world.

Dakota State University Ella Sharp Museum Fitchburg Historical Society Madison, SD Rise L. Smith Jackson, MI Jim Zuleski Fitchburg, MA Elizabeth A. Hannula $5,000 The purchase of storage shelving and $3,000 Purchasing storage materi- $5,000 Consultation with a preservation preservation supplies to rehouse collections als to rehouse a 52-item collection of professional to plan for improved storage related to local history and to the institutional nineteenth- and twentieth-century textiles of artifacts, art, and archival materials that history of the university, 1881 to the present. in a newly constructed storage area. document the history of Fitchburg from its settlement in 1735 to the present and Decatur Public Library Emory University that reflect the city’s industrial history. Decatur, IL Scott Pointon Atlanta, GA David Eltis $4,755 A general preservation assess- $324,011 The completion of an electronic Florida Department of State ment of local, genealogical, book, and database on transatlantic slave voyages by Tallahassee, FL Beatrice W. Cotellis photographic collections related to the adding 8,000 new entries, enhancing an $5,000 The purchase of storage supplies and history of Decatur, Illinois, from the nine- additional 9,000 entries, and creating a shelving to rehouse the historic house museum’s teenth through the twentieth century. two-tier web-based resource to serve schol- collections of furnishings, historical objects, ars, students, and the general public. and personal artifacts related to the Knott Des Moines Art Center family, who were active in Tallahassee history Des Moines, IA Rose Marie Wood Emory University during the first half of the twentieth century. $5,000 The purchase of flat file storage cabinets Atlanta, GA Randall Burkett and supplies for housing a diverse collec- $10,000* The cataloging of pamphlets Forbes Library tion of oversized works of art ranging from dealing with politics and religion, writ- Northampton, MA Janet G. Moulding fourteenth-century illuminated manuscripts to ten by or for African Americans and $4,440 A preservation assessment of local, gene- contemporary works in all graphic media from published from 1877 to 1980. alogical, and photographic collections related to the United States, Europe, Africa, and Asia. the Pioneer Valley region of Massachusetts from Emporia State University the nineteenth through the twentieth century. Detroit Historical Museum Emporia, KS Heather A. Wade Detroit, MI Marianne Weldon $4,814 A preservation assessment of the special $5,000 An assessment of the security needs collections held by the Emporia State University at the Detroit Historical Museum, the Dossin Libraries and Archives and a preservation Great Lakes Museum, and Historic Fort Wayne, training workshop for library and archival staff. which house 150,000 artifacts reflecting the history of Detroit and southeastern Michigan.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 20 *Federal Matching Funds Foundation of American Institute General Lew Wallace Study and Museum Harrison County Library System for Conservation Crawfordsville, IN Cinnamon Cay Catlin-Legutko Biloxi, MS Charline Julia Longino Washington, DC Eryl P. Wentworth $5,000 The purchase of storage supplies $30,000** The assessment of damaged $288,312 Professional development and furniture to rehouse collections that archival materials, removal of the collection through workshops offered around the document the life of General Lew Wallace for cleaning and drying, mold remediation, country for conservators responsible for (1827–1905), the author of Ben-Hur, a major document mending, and archival rehousing. the care of humanities collections. general in the Union army, governor of the New Mexico Territory, and minister to Turkey. Hartwick College Franklin Furnace Archives, Inc. Oneonta, NY Lea T.F. Warden New York, NY Michael Katchen Genesee Country Village and Museum $5,000 Purchasing storage furniture to $124,030 Digitizing and creating web access Mumford, NY Patricia M. Tice rehouse the Yager Museum’s nineteenth- to archives of performance art, installations, $5,000 A preservation assessment of the century textiles that depict art and daily and other works of variable media presented art and artifact collections held by the life in the mid-Atlantic region. in the first ten years of the Franklin Furnace, Genesee Country Village and Museum. yielding approximately 12,650 digital records. Harvard University Golden Pioneer Museum Cambridge, MA Peter Bol Frederick County Public Libraries Golden, CO Michael Trapp Thompson $50,000* The creation of an authoritative com- Frederick, MD Mary Katherine Mannix $3,554 A storage environment consulta- mon base geographic information system for $4,850 The purchase of containers and tion and the purchase and installation of Chinese history from 221 BCE to 1911 CE, in col- other preservation supplies to rehouse monitoring equipment and supplies to laboration with Fudan University of Shanghai. textual and photographic collections related assess temperature and relative humidity, to the history of agriculture and rural air pollutants, pests, and light levels in stor- Harvard University life in Frederick County, Maryland. age and exhibit areas for a collection that Cambridge, MA William Fash reflects the history of Golden, Colorado. $266,287 Cataloging, digitizing, and mount- Frenchtown Heritage Museum ing on the web 36,000 photographic images St. Charles, MO Dorothy Joan Boshears Gustavus Adolphus College from the Peabody Museum Photographic $4,600 Consultation with a preservation special- St. Peter, MN Edith Janet Thorstensson Archives that document archaeological and ist and the purchase of storage equipment and $5,000 A preservation survey of library special ethnographic objects and major expedi- archival supplies to rehouse 3,000 still images in collections that document the history and tions, dating from 1866 to the 1930s. a variety of formats that document the history culture of Swedish Lutherans in the American and culture of St. Charles city and county from Midwest since the nineteenth century. Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati the mid-nineteenth century to the present. Cincinnati, OH Stephen A. Kaufman Hampton University $75,000* The preparation of a multi- Friends of Hildene, Inc. Hampton, VA Valinda S. Carroll volume, citation-based dictionary of Manchester, VT Brian Knight $5,000 The purchase of environmental all dialects of ancient Aramaic from $4,993 The purchase of monitoring equipment monitoring equipment for the improved the tenth century BCE to 1400 CE. and consultation with a conservator to plan for care of special collections and preservation improving environmental conditions, security enclosures for a rare collection of antislavery Heritage Museums and Gardens and fire protection at Hildene, the ancestral pamphlets in the William R. and Norma B. Sandwich, MA Jennifer Yunginger Madden home of Robert Todd Lincoln, which contains Harvey Library of Hampton University. $5,000 The purchase of cabinets for the some 9,000 items of furniture, decorative arts, storage of a collection of military minia- books, textiles, art, and personal ephemera Hancock County Library System tures comprised of approximately 6,000 belonging to four generations of the Lincoln Bay St. Louis, MS David M. Woodburn figures organized into regiments that family between the early 1860s and 1975. $24,050** Enables the library to send five served from the colonial period to 1900. significant bronze sculptures by Harlem Friends of the Middle Border, Inc. Renaissance sculptor Richmond Barthé Heritage Preservation Mitchell, SD Lori Ann Holmberg (1901–1989) that were damaged during Washington, DC Jane S. Long $4,880 The purchase of equipment and the Hurricane Katrina to a conservation labora- $80,000** Conference calls among key parties training of staff to monitor environmental tory, where they will be treated and stabilized, in the response effort to Hurricane Katrina, the conditions in a museum where an estimated then returned to the library for display. gathering of information and the expansion of 15,500 historical artifacts, 2,650 textiles, Heritage Preservation’s website, and the distribu- 300 linear feet of archival materials, 1,200 Hancock Shaker Village, Inc. tion of published materials on disaster recovery. photographs, 7,000 books, and 160 works Pittsfield, MA Christian D. Goodwillie of art are stored and exhibited. The col- $262,000 The purchase of compact shelving Historic Hillsborough Commission lections document the history and art of and storage units to preserve a collection Hillsborough, NC Elvan Cobb American Indians and settlers in North and of furniture and artifacts that document $4,068 The purchase of storage furniture and South Dakota from circa 1700 to 1980. the history and culture of the Shaker com- preservation supplies to rehouse manuscripts, munity of Hancock, Massachusetts. maps, books, photographs, and artifacts related to the founding and operation of Burwell Female School, 1837 to 1857.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 21 **Emergency Grant Historic Hope Foundation, Inc. Homesteader Museum L.C. Bates Museum Windsor, NC Glenn Perkins Powell, WY Rowene Weems Giarrizzo Hinckley, ME Deborah W. Staber $4,939 The purchase and installation of $4,927 A preservation assessment of the $5,000 A preservation assessment of equipment to monitor environmental condi- facilities and a diverse collection of artifacts paper-based materials, such as photographs, tions in Historic Hope Plantation’s two and documents related to the history of documents, manuscripts, architectural historic buildings, which display collec- Wyoming, including materials on land plans and works of art, in the collections tions of North Carolina furniture, textiles, reclamation, homesteading, and Japanese of the L.C. Bates Museum. decorative arts, and household artifacts. internment during World War II. Laramie Plains Museum Historic Speedwell, Indian River County Main Library Laramie, WY JoNel Wilmot Morris County Park Commission Vero Beach, FL Pamela J. Cooper $5,000 Hiring a conservation consultant to Morristown, NJ Lynn Laffey $5,000 The purchase of storage furniture and conduct a preservation assessment of textiles, $4,871 A preservation assessment and purchase supplies for archives, manuscripts, photographs, as well as to provide a training workshop of storage supplies for archival holdings related maps, and oral history collections related for staff and volunteers of the museum. The to the Vail family and their ownership of the to the history of Vero Beach, Florida. staffs of area museums would be invited Speedwell Iron Works from 1790 to 1913. to participate in the training workshop. Institute of American Indian Arts Historic Staunton Foundation Santa Fe, NM Charles A. Dailey Lasell College Staunton, VA Deneen Dameron Brannock $4,000 A preservation assessment and the Newton, MA Allyson Gray $4,995 A workshop to train the staff and purchase of rehousing supplies for an archives $3,837 An assessment of the preserva- volunteers of an organization dedicated that documents American Indian arts. tion, security, facility, and management to the preservation of historic buildings in needs of a collection of correspondence, the care of architectural drawings and the International Folk Art Foundation ledger books, scrapbooks, photographs, creation of a guide to collection care by the Santa Fe, NM Joyce Ice yearbooks, and ephemera related to the consultant who conducts the workshop. $700,000 The purchase of storage equipment, history of the college, founded in 1851. improvement of lighting and climate control, Historical Society of Central Florida and the rehousing of 68,000 folk art objects from Library Company of Philadelphia Orlando, FL Wanda Edwards North and South America, Africa, and Asia. Philadelphia, PA James N. Green $5,000 A preservation assessment of a collection $25,000* The cataloging and preserva- of two million feet of local television news Jackson Barracks Military tion of pieces of Civil War-era ephemera coverage donated to the society by WDBO-TV, Museum and Library in both printed and manuscript form. from 1954 through the 1970s, which docu- Pineville, LA Sherrie S. Pugh ments the recent history of central Florida. $30,000** Conservation treatment of historic Library of Virginia weapons, saddles, uniforms, and paper-based Richmond, VA Sara B. Bearss Historical Society of Frankford materials. Further cleaning and mold abate- $264,953 Completion of volumes four and Philadelphia, PA Jack McCarthy ment procedures will also be undertaken. five of the Dictionary of Virginia Biography. $5,000 The purchase of environmental Each of the hardbound volumes will contain monitoring equipment, storage furniture, Jericho Public Library 500 entries. Volume four is scheduled for archival supplies, and a training workshop Jericho, NY Elizabeth Murphy publication in 2009 and volume five for 2013. for archival, manuscript, and book collec- $2,316 The purchase of light filters, a stor- tions related to the history of Philadelphia age cabinet, and preservation supplies Longue Vue House and Gardens and the surrounding area from the seven- for books, manuscripts, archival records, New Orleans, LA Lydia Schmalz teenth through the twentieth century. photographs, and other records related to $30,000** Emergency steps taken to the history of Jericho, New York, from the stabilize the environment and re-establish Historical Society of Rockland County seventeenth through the twentieth century. climate control in the historic house New City, NY Rebecca Streeter museum to protect its collections. $4,606 A preservation assessment of the John Wesley Powell River History Museum artifact collection and the local history library Green River, UT JoAnn Chandler Louisiana Museum Foundation related to the heritage of Rockland County, $4,857 Training and the purchase of supplies New Orleans, LA Greg Lambousy New York, since the late-eighteenth century. and an environmental monitor to improve the $30,000** Assess the condition of the storage and handling of the museum’s archives collections and to provide temporary stor- History San Jose and photographs depicting the history of settle- age in Baton Rouge for collections held in San Jose, CA Alida J. Bray ment in Green River, Utah, since the 1870s. the Old U.S. Mint, which lost two-thirds $45,400* The purchase of storage furniture of its roof during Hurricane Katrina. and supplies to rehouse 5,000 linear feet Klamath County Museums of archival and manuscript collections Klamath Falls, OR Judith Hassen related to the history of California’s Santa $4,640 The purchase of environmental Clara Valley from 1777 to the present. monitoring equipment to measure relative humidity and temperature in the county’s main museum, which houses court, election, and land records, tax rolls, photographs, and other materials related to the history of Klamath County from the 1880s to 1976.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 22 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Louisiana Museum Foundation Mark Twain House Michigan State University New Orleans, LA Greg Lambousy Hartford, CT Patricia Philippon East Lansing, MI Eric Alstrom $30,000** Stabilization of collections dam- $4,978 A conservation survey of the $127,249 Conservation of a collection of aged by Hurricane Katrina in the Old U.S. museum’s special collection of books associ- 800 nineteenth-century textbooks and 700 Mint by bringing in conservators who are ated with Mark Twain, and the purchase Sunday-school books through repair, rebind- specialists in the preservation of paintings, of supplies to rehouse a portion of them. ing, cleaning, deacidification, and rehousing, furniture, artifacts, photographs, and paper- as well as the creation of digital surrogates. based materials to examine the collections, Mars Hill College draw up condition reports and treatment Mars Hill, NC Cassie Robinson Michigan State University plans, and develop procedures for the safe $5,000 The purchase of environmental East Lansing, MI Mark L. Kornbluh return of the collections to New Orleans. monitoring and cleaning equipment, preserva- $275,000 Phase III of the Quilt Index, which tion supplies and materials, and training will integrate data on twelve additional quilt col- Louisiana Museum of Indian Culture of staff in collections care procedures for lections and contextual materials into the online Bogalusa, LA Millicent P. Canter the Southern Appalachian collection of repository, currently holding data on four state $10,000** Purchase new cabinets for the documents, photographs, oral history quilt projects and three institutional collections. safe storage and exhibition of the collections audiotapes, music recordings, and other that include approximately 4,000 American materials held by the Ramsey Center for Midwest Art Conservation Center Indian artifacts representing Woodland Regional Studies of Mars Hill College. Minneapolis, MN Colin D. Turner Indians and local Choctaw groups. $458,440 A regional preservation field service Marymount Manhattan College program that provides surveys, workshops and Louisiana State University New York, NY Mary Elizabeth Brown seminars, disaster assistance, and information Baton Rouge, LA Faye Phillips $5,000 An assessment of the disaster response, services to museums, historical organizations, $30,000** Continuing conservation measures security, and facility needs of the archive as well libraries, and archives in the Upper Midwest. to recover collections from the Louisiana as the preservation and management of textual, State Museum Jazz Archives and the New audiovisual, and photographic records related to Mint Museum of Art Orleans Archdiocese Archives, including the college’s institutional history and to former Charlotte, NC Joyce Weaver intensive work on the New Orleans Port New York congresswoman, Geraldine Ferraro. $4,673 A preservation needs assessment Authority’s historical print, film, and digital of the library’s special collections of rare photographs that were submerged for one Massachusetts Institute of Technology books that support the Mint Museum’s month prior to their transfer to LSU. Cambridge, MA John E. Rexine holdings of art, which include ceramics, $4,599 The rehousing of the Massachusetts pre-Columbian art, and graphic arts; and Lower East Side Tenement Museum Institute of Technology-List Visual Arts preservation training for the librarian. New York, NY Stephen H. Long Center’s art archives, which include collec- $5,000 Light reduction measures tion, exhibition, and artist research records. Mission Inn Foundation in the museum’s national landmark Riverside, CA Steven T. Spiller historic tenement building. Massanutten Regional Library $5,000 The rehousing of archival collections, Harrisonburg, VA Lora J. Rose including photographs, architectural drawings, Maine Historical Society $5,000 A preservation assessment, the purchase sheet music, recorded sound, and videotapes, Portland, ME John W. Mayer of environmental monitoring equipment, and held by the Mission Inn Foundation. $5,000 Consultation and the purchase of preservation materials for books, photographs, equipment to establish an environmental correspondence, audiotapes, and other records Mission San Juan Capistrano Museum monitoring program for the 1786 Wadsworth- related to the history of Harrisonburg, Virginia, Capistrano, CA Debora de Moraes Rodrigues Longfellow House, a National Historic and the surrounding communities during $4,981 The purchase of storage supplies, Landmark and the boyhood home of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. furniture, and environmental monitoring Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. equipment and the training of staff to improve Mattress Factory the care of the museum’s 2000 artifacts, which Marian College Pittsburgh, PA Michael Olijnyk date from the eighteenth through the twentieth Indianapolis, IN Kelley Griffith $5,000 The purchase of storage furni- century and document Native American, $4,800 The purchase of storage furniture, ture and archival supplies to rehouse a mission, and rancho life in southern California. environmental monitoring equipment, and multimedia collection that documents the preservation supplies to rehouse textual organization’s contemporary art collection Mississippi Department records related to college history as well and the lives of 250 artists and their works. of Archives and History as manuscripts and other materials of Jackson, MS Julia Marks Young the founders of the Indianapolis Motor Mesa Southwest Museum $30,000** Support for freeze-drying, Speedway, whose former estates now Mesa, AZ Paula Liken cleaning, irradiation, and stabilization comprise the Marian College campus. $4,875 A conservation assessment of twelve of damaged collections. murals by the Arizona artist Jay Datus in the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum collection of the Mesa Southwest Museum. Biloxi, MS Robin Krohn David $30,000** Removal of debris, recovery of artifacts, assessment and stabilization of damaged objects, and temporary storage for the collection following damage by Hurricane Katrina.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 23 **Emergency Grant Mississippi Department Museum of History and Industry National Trust for Historic Preservation of Archives and History Seattle, WA Mary Montgomery Washington, DC David J. Brown Jackson, MS Cindy Gardner $5,000 The purchase of equipment and the $7,500** A two-day conference in $30,000** Support for detailed conserva- training of staff to monitor environmental New Orleans to discuss reconstruction tion condition reports and treatment conditions in exhibition and storage spaces for efforts following Hurricane Katrina. plans for paintings and implementation of a collection of more than two million historic conservation treatment for wooden artifacts artifacts, photographs, and archival materials National Trust for Historic Preservation and textiles in the collections of The Old that document domestic life, culture, business, Washington, DC Peter Brink Capitol Museum of Mississippi History. and industry in the Pacific Northwest from $30,000** Provide housing and board for these early Euro-American settlement to the present. preservation professionals who are donating Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College their time and expertise, and support National Perkinston, MS Charles L. Sullivan Museum of Modern Art Trust field staff in New Orleans and Mississippi. $30,000** Support the services of a photo- New York, NY Beatrice Kernan graphic conservator; the purchase of sleeves $50,000* Purchase of storage equipment Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art to rehouse photographs and negatives and and the rehousing of works on paper Kansas City, MO Elisabeth C. Batchelor storage equipment for the collections; and that will be relocated to the museum’s $50,000* The purchase of storage furniture the services of technicians to perform the renovated facilities. The collections include and rehousing of 20,000 works of art dating rehousing of the college’s collections. photographs, drawings, prints, and illustrated from antiquity to the present, including Asian books, dating from 1840 to the present. art, European and American paintings and Mississippi Library Commission decorative art, sculpture, prints and draw- Jackson, MS Sharman Bridges Bridges National Building Museum ings, American Indian art, and African art. $30,000** Support the costs associated with Washington, DC Dana Twersky holding the two-day planning conference $5,000 The purchase of archival supplies to Nevada County Depot and Museum for restoring Mississippi’s cultural heritage rehouse a collection of 20,000 architectural Prescott, AR Peggy Sue Lloyd after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. prints and negatives produced from 1895 to 1979 $4,982 The implementation of light control that document building projects throughout measures and the purchase of storage shelving Mississippi Sound Historical Museum the United States, Canada, and Bermuda. to preserve a 10,000-item artifact and archival Gulfport, MS Stacy K. Pair collection that documents the history of $30,000** Removal of debris, sal- National Civil Rights Museum Nevada County, Arkansas, from its settlement, vage and protection of artifacts and Memphis, TN Barbara Andrews through the Civil War and the coming of the archival materials, and mold abatement $3,920 A preservation assessment of 1,100 items railroad, and into the twentieth century. of the museum’s remaining collections. in the museum’s moving-image collection created during the past sixty years and documenting New Castle Historical Society Missouri State Archives the Civil Rights era in the United States. New Castle, DE Rebecca L. Wilson Jefferson City, MO Kenneth H. Winn $3,491 Attendance by the society’s cura- $330,619 The arrangement, description, National Council for the Traditional Arts tor/collections manager at a weeklong and creation of an online finding aid and Silver Spring, MD Julia A. Olin workshop on photographic preservation in a searchable index for St. Louis Court $250,000 The second phase of a project to Rochester, New York, in August 2006. civil cases from 1866 to 1868. digitize 4,670 hours of original analog sound recordings of folk and traditional musical New Hampshire Aviation Historical Society Montclair Art Museum arts from festivals, concerts, tours, and studio Manchester, NH Barbara Diane Miles Montclair, NJ Jeffrey Guerrier sessions from the 1960s to the present. $3,810 A preservation assessment of $5,000 A conservation assessment of scrapbooks artifacts, art, and archives related to the that document the history of the museum National Czech and Slovak history of aviation in New Hampshire. and the surrounding community and region, Museum and Library from 1909 through 1992, and a scrapbook Cedar Rapids, IA Edith Blanchard New Hampshire Historical Society preservation workshop for staff, volunteers, $5,000 A general preservation assess- Concord, NH David Matthew Smolen and colleagues from neighboring institutions. ment of the museum’s material culture $4,891 A conservation assessment of collection, which includes 6,300 objects that 2,500 nineteenth-century broadsides Museum of Fine Arts, Boston enhance the understanding of Czech- and in preparation for an exhibition. Boston, MA Arthur Beale Slovak-American history and culture. $50,000* Purchase of storage furniture New Hampshire State Library and the cataloging of the museum’s Art National Film Preservation Foundation Concord, NH Janet R. Eklund of the Ancient World collection. San Francisco, CA Annette Melville $5,000 A conservation assessment of the state $350,000 The production of a three-set library’s New Hampshire and New England DVD of films about American social issues map and atlas collection from the eighteenth that were created as forty silent films dur- and nineteenth centuries, and the purchase of ing the initial decades of the motion picture storage furniture and preservation supplies. era; a book of program notes and scholarly commentaries will accompany the set.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 24 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant New Jersey Historical Society New York State Parks and Recreation North Star Museum Newark, NJ Timothy Decker Waterford, NY Christopher C. Flagg of Boy Scouting and Girl Scouting $5,000 A conservation assessment of 1,150 $50,000 Improvement of environmental West St. Paul, MN Claudia Jean Nicholson works of art on paper that relate to the history conditions and the installation of fire sup- $5,000 A preservation assessment of a of New Jersey from the eighteenth century pression and alarm systems at Olana, the 150,000-item collection comprising artifacts, to the present, with an evaluation of the Persian-inspired home and estate designed textiles, books and magazines, archival condition of each item and recommendations by Frederic Edwin Church. These systems records, photographs, films and audiotapes for prioritized measures for their preserva- would protect the furniture, paintings, textiles, that document the history of the Boy Scouts tion and for the purchase of supplies. works on paper, and archival materials. and the Girl Scouts from 1910 to the present.

New Mexico Commission of Public Records- New York University Northeast Document Conservation Center State Records Center and Archives New York, NY Michele D’Arcy Marincola Andover, MA Lori Ranada Foley Santa Fe, NM Daphne S.O. Arnaiz-DeLeon $185,056 Graduate education in the con- $456,530 A preservation field service pro- $3,088 The purchase of storage furniture servation of material culture collections. gram that provides surveys, workshops and and archival supplies to rehouse 4,000 seminars, technical consultations, and disaster cellulose nitrate and acetate negatives New York University assistance to institutions in the Northeast. that document the history and culture New York, NY Michael Stoller of New Mexico from 1930 to 1960. $302,774 The addition of 25,000 pages of books, Northern Kentucky University documents, and serials published in Afghanistan Highland Heights, KY Laura A. Sullivan New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Foundation from 1870 through 1930 and held in repositories $5,000 A preservation needs assessment of New Orleans, LA Rachel E. Lyons in Kabul to the Afghanistan Digital Library. the environment of the Department of Special $30,000** Assessment of the collection, Collections and Archives and the condition of identification of mold for abatement, and New York University Tisch School of the Arts its collections, which document the history of establishment of treatment protocols. New York, NY Howard A. Besser northern Kentucky and the greater Cincinnati $50,000* The development and implementa- region during the last two hundred years. New Orleans Museum of Art tion of a two-year graduate degree program in New Orleans, LA E. John Bullard Moving Image Archiving and Preservation. Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation $30,000** Purchase of preservation packing Brigham City, UT Patty G. Timbimboo-Madsen supplies and conservation care for collections Newberry Library $5,000 A consultation and workshop to numbering over 30,000 that are being relocated Chicago, IL Martha T. Briggs develop recommendations for the care of tribal from the museum’s flooded storage building $297,028 The arrangement, description, and documentation and artifact collections in an to safe locations in the climate controlled preservation of thirty-nine collections (compris- interpretive center that is being designed. upper floors of the main building’s galleries. ing almost 800 cubic feet of personal papers and organizational records) documenting newspaper Notre Dame Seminary Library New Orleans Notarial Archives journalism in Chicago from the late nineteenth New Orleans, LA Wayne Trosclair New Orleans, LA Ann Wakefield century through the twentieth century. $30,000** Support for mold-abatement $30,000** Removal and storage of dam- measures, the cleaning of mold-covered bound aged archival materials; the freezing, Newberry Library periodicals, and the replacement of contami- transporting, and treatment of saturated Chicago, IL Douglas W. Knox nated acid-free boxes and storage materials. materials; and the stabilization of the envi- $340,000 Digitization of nineteen printed ronment of the research center. volumes of the Atlas of Historical County Ohio State University Research Foundation Boundaries, a reference work designed to provide Columbus, OH Lynda J. Hartel New York Academy of Medicine information about the creation and bound- $5,000 A preservation assessment of New York, NY Miriam Mandelbaum ary changes of every county in the United the collections, facility, and preservation $4,775 A preservation needs assessment of the States, from the 1600s to 2000. The project policies of the university’s Medical Heritage academy’s library facility and the preparation would create web-based interactive maps as Center, which focuses on the history of of recommendations for a comprehensive well as distribute the data for integration into medicine and the health sciences. preservation plan, with particular focus on a geographic information system (GIS). materials that chronicle the history of medicine. Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art Noble Maritime Collection Biloxi, MS Marjorie Gowdy New York Public Library Staten Island, NY Erin M. Urban $30,000** Support the recovery of artifacts from New York, NY Cynthia D. Clark $5,000 A preservation and access assessment of debris, cleaning and conservation treatment $360,200 The preservation microfilming the Sailors’ Snug Harbor archives dating from of artifacts, assessment of the collections, of 4,000 deteriorating volumes on the his- 1833 to the 1970s, which documents charitable and temporary storage of collections. tory of banking and finance in the United services at the Staten Island, New York, home States published from 1800 to 1950. for “aged, decrepit and worn-out seamen.” Old Mill Village Associates, Inc. New Bedford, PA Susan Bush Pratt New York Public Library $5,000 Consultation with a conservator who will New York, NY William Stingone help develop a plan and train staff to implement $299,978 Enhancing descriptive records improved storage for collections, which include and rehousing 1,200 linear feet of records late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century documenting the conception, planning, material culture and archival materials docu- realization, and operation, from 1935 through menting the history of the Endless Mountains 1945, of the 1939 New York World’s Fair. region of northeast Pennsylvania.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 25 **Federal Matching Funds Olmsted County Historical Society Pennsylvania State University Preservation Society of Newport County Rochester, MN Margaret Ranweiler University Park, PA Lydia Suzanne Kellerman Newport, RI Linda K. Eppich $4,863 Purchase and installation of equipment $349,998 The preservation microfilming of $3,230 Attendance at three workshops to monitor environmental conditions in the approximately 416,600 pages of newspapers, that will prepare the conservation proj- society’s history center and its four historic as part of Pennsylvania’s participation in ects coordinator/archivist to care for the buildings, which store and display some 20,000 the United States Newspaper Program. society’s collection of architectural draw- artifacts and the extensive archival holdings ings, photographs, and scrapbooks. focused on the history of Olmsted County, Penobscot Marine Museum Minnesota, from the 1850s to the present. Searsport, ME Benjamin A. Fuller Project SAVE Armenian Photograph Archives $3,806 A conservation consultant to Watertown, MA Georganna Chrekjian Woods Oneida Nation Museum conduct an assessment of the exposure of $4,988 A preservation assessment and the Oneida, WI Rita Marie Lara textiles to light levels in two historic house purchase of basic archival supplies to rehouse $5,000 Consultation with a preservation profes- museums and the purchase of materials. 25,000 still images in various formats, created sional and the preparation of a preservation from the 1860s to the present, that docu- plan for the museum’s collection of objects, Perkins School for the Blind ment the history and culture of Armenians photographs, audio and videotapes, and archival Watertown, MA Jan Seymour-Ford in the Middle East and in North America. materials that focus on the art, history, and $5,000 A general preservation assessment of culture of the Oneida Indians of Wisconsin. correspondence, manuscripts, photographs, Puerto Rico Public Broadcasting Corporation and books related to the history of a noted San Juan, PR Luis Rosario-Albert Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center school for the blind, 1820s to the present. $315,750 Preserving, cataloging, and digitiz- Portland, OR June Arima Schumann ing analog sound recordings that date from $4,073 A preservation workshop for the center’s Pewabic Pottery 1957 to the present and the creation of a staff and volunteers to improve the care of Detroit, MI Hanne Neilsen bilingual online database for access. collections that document Issei immigration, the $2,400 A preservation assessment of events during World War II related to the evacu- Pewabic Pottery’s archival collection of Ramsey House Plantation and Historic Home ation of Japanese Americans from the West historic photographs, drawings, blue- Knoxville, TN Jodi H. Jacobson Coast, and their return to Oregon after the war. prints, and other documents relating $4,504 A conservation assessment of the to the work of the Stratton studio. collections of the Ramsey House Plantation Packwood House Museum and Historic Home and a training workshop Lewisburg, PA Sara Phinney Kelley Plaquemines Parish Government for staff on collections care procedures. $2,925 A preservation assessment and Belle Chasse, LA William Serpas the development of an archival manage- $30,000** Support temporary storage Rare Book School ment plan to preserve the personal papers of materials, conservation supplies, and Charlottesville, VA Barbara Elizabeth Heritage of the museum’s founders and manu- treatment of artifacts concerning the $5,000 The purchase of storage furniture scripts, correspondence, books, and other Civil War and the Spanish-American and preservation supplies to house oversized materials related to the institution. War at the museum of Fort Jackson. teaching materials, including 700 prints and 1,730 specimens of papermaking, typography, Park City Historical Society and Museum Pomona College illustration processes, and manuscript leaves. Park City, UT Sandra C. Morrison Claremont, CA Kathleen Stewart Howe $5,000 Hiring a conservation specialist to $5,000 A conservation assessment of 4,000 Redwood Library and Athenaeum conduct an assessment of the museum’s works on paper, including prints, photo- Newport, RI Lisa Carole Long textile collection and to train the museum’s graphs, and drawings from the sixteenth $5,000 The purchase of preservation supplies staff and the staffs of neighboring institu- to the nineteenth century, and the training to rehouse the James H. and Candace A. Van tions in handling, housing, and displaying of a staff member in collections care. Alen Collection, composed mostly of still textiles. In addition, a member of the images, that document the history and culture museum’s staff will attend a workshop at the Portland Museum of Newport, Rhode Island, since the 1850s. Campbell Center for Historic Preservation. Louisville, KY Nathalie Taft Andrews $5,000 A preservation assessment and the Rehoboth Antiquarian Society Pennsbury Society purchase of environmental monitoring equip- Rehoboth, MA Stacey Anne Garretson Morrisville, PA Kimberly McCarty ment, storage enclosures, and disaster recovery $3,300 A general preservation assess- $4,350 A consultant’s assessment of the supplies for artifacts, art, oral histories, and ment and training workshops to preserve collections storage area of the Pennsbury print collections that document the history manuscripts, correspondence, books, and Society and development of an improved of a riverside inner-city neighborhood in other materials related to the local history plan for safe storage of collections. Louisville from the 1820s to the present. of Rehoboth, Massachusetts, from the seventeenth through the nineteenth century. Pennsylvania Heritage Society Preble County Historical Society Harrisburg, PA Linda Ries Eaton, OH Kristin Fedders RIPM Consortium Ltd. $375,000 The 2,568 Civil War muster rolls $5,000 The purchase and installation of Baltimore, MD H. Robert Cohen represent every solder from Pennsylvania that equipment to monitor environmental $325,000 The development of an online full-text served in one of 215 regiments and battalions conditions in the space where the society’s retrieval system for 467,500 scholarly articles on raised by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. 10,000-item collection of archival records, music contained in a searchable database that The acidic and embrittled documents will be photographs, textiles, art, books, machinery, incorporates materials in thirteen European lan- conserved and placed in archival enclosures. militaria, furniture, agricultural equipment, guages covering the period from 1800 to 1950. and toys are stored and displayed.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 26 Rocky Mountain College Shaker Library Southeastern Library Network, Inc. Billings, MT Janet S. H. Jelinek New Gloucester, ME Tina S. Agren Atlanta, GA Randy Walters $5,000 General preservation and archival man- $2,920 A preservation needs assessment $579,920 A regional preservation field agement assessments, the purchase of supplies, of books, maps and posters, scrapbooks, service program that provides preserva- and a one-day workshop for archival, manu- ephemera, photographs and slides, manu- tion surveys, workshops, and educational script, and photographic collections related to scripts, sound recordings, and videotapes materials to libraries, archives, museums, and the history of Rocky Mountain College and the related to Shaker history and culture with historical organizations in the Southeast. settlement of Montana from 1878 to the present. an emphasis on the Shakers in Maine. Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville Rome Area History Museum Silver City Museum Edwardsville, IL Ronald P. Schaefer Rome, GA Jerry R. Desmond Silver City, NM Jacqueline K. Becker $175,000 Documentation of Edo North $5,000 Purchasing UV sleeves, black-out $5,000 Hiring preservation consultants to languages of Nigeria through linguistic analysis shades, a light meter, and environmental conduct a preservation assessment, create of oral narrative samples that will be transcribed monitoring equipment to preserve collections a preservation plan, and lead a training and translated. The project would also prepare related to the history of northwest Georgia. workshop to teach appropriate handling a digital archive of the field recordings. of textiles. The participants of the work- Rosenbach Museum and Library shop will rehouse the collection. St. John’s College, Santa Fe Philadelphia, PA Judith M. Guston Santa Fe, NM Jennifer Dawn Sprague $5,000 The purchase of supplies for rehous- Simmons College $4,900 A preservation needs assessment ing the museum’s maps and broadsides and a Boston, MA Michele V. Cloonan of Special Collections and Archives at the collection of works by the writer and illustrator, $100,000 Advanced education and train- St. John’s College’s Meem Library, which Maurice Sendak, and the temporary storage ing of thirty-two Iraqi librarians and include rare books and archives that support of objects used for exhibitions and programs. archivists in current library, archival, and the college’s Great Books curriculum, and a information sciences; and upgrading their workshop for the library staff on emergency Sac and Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa professional knowledge and skills. preparedness, response, and recovery. Tama, IA Johnathan L. Buffalo $4,813 Two workshops and the purchase of Smith’s Castle St. Paul Public Library archival rehousing supplies to improve the care North Kingstown, RI Neil Dunay St. Paul, MN Sue A. Ellingwood of photographic images and print collections $3,533 Consultation to assess environmental $4,376 The purchase of environmental from the nineteenth century to the present conditions that contribute to high relative monitoring equipment and a training work- depicting the history of the Sac and Fox Tribe. humidity and mold in Smith’s Castle, a National shop to preserve archives, city directories, Register garrison-style trading post dating from maps, yearbooks, and other materials related Saugatuck Douglas Historical Society 1678 that houses collections of eighteenth- and to the history of St. Paul, Minnesota. Douglas, MI James Andrew Schmiechen nineteenth-century furniture and paintings, $2,500 A preservation and access assess- bed coverings, clothing and accessories, State Historical Society of Iowa, Des Moines ment for an archives and manuscript decorative arts, and works of art on paper. Des Moines, IA Mary J. Bennett collection that documents the development $4,953 Purchase of storage shelving and of the Great Lakes region from the mid- Society of The Cincinnati preservation supplies to rehouse the papers and nineteenth century to the present. Washington, DC Ellen M. Clark manuscripts of former Iowa Governor William $67,000 The Revolutionary War and the Larrabee and his family. The records are housed Schreiner University French and Indian Wars are documented at the state-owned Montauk Historic Site. Kerrville, TX Candice Scott from the field in thirty-seven pocket-sized $5,000 The purchase of environmental monitor- books that record provisioning, duty rotations, State Historical Society of Iowa, Des Moines ing equipment, ultraviolet filtering sleeves, promotions, marching orders, leave time, Des Moines, IA Sheila K. Hanke and appropriate storage equipment for the courts martial and other disciplinary actions, $5,000 Purchasing storage furniture to rehouse university’s Texas Hill Country Collection and passwords and counter-signs, and the soldiers’ the society’s collection of battle flags. The preservation training for members of the staff. participation in engagements and battles. flags belonged to Iowa volunteer regiments The books will be conserved and rehoused. that fought in the Spanish-American War. Schwenkfelder Library and Heritage Center Pennsburg, PA David Wilson Luz Sonoma County Museum State Library of Louisiana $4,950 The development of an emergency Santa Rosa, CA Eric Ryan Stanley Baton Rouge, LA Judy Dinkel Smith preparedness and response plan to safeguard $5,000 A general preservation assessment of the $5,000 A preservation assessment and print and artifact collections that document museum’s collections of fine and decorative art, the purchase of supplies for archives, the history of Germans in Pennsylvania. textiles and clothing, furniture and household manuscripts, photographs, maps, and oral objects, tools, and equipment, which document history collections related to the history of Shady Side Rural Heritage Society the history and culture of Sonoma County. Louisiana since the nineteenth century. Shady Side, MD Janet Harris Surrett $5,000 Consultation with a preservation South Kingstown Public Library professional to develop a plan for improving Peace Dale, RI Jessica B. Wilson the storage of collections documenting the $3,913 A general preservation assessment history of a Chesapeake Bay community. of archives, photographs, newspapers, and books related to Rhode Island state history.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 27 State Library of Pennsylvania Town of Warrensburg Museum University of Alaska, Fairbanks Harrisburg, PA Caryn J. Carr of Local History Fairbanks, AK Dirk Tordoff $250,000 Selected by Benjamin Franklin in 1745 Warrensburg, NY Steve Parisi $164,929 Preserving and cataloging 150 and 1746, this collection of 422 volumes was $5,000 Hiring a preservation specialist to reels (62,500 feet) of 16mm film document- assembled to serve the colonial Pennsylvania conduct an assessment of the textile collection ing the history and culture of Alaska Native Assembly. It addresses English, international, of the Warrensburg Museum of Local History communities from the 1940s to 1975. The and colonial law, as well as broad matters of and to lead a workshop for staff and volun- project would repair and rehouse the film, philosophy, science, and art. The collection will teers on cleaning textiles and proper storage create online finding aids, and produce receive conservation treatment that includes procedures. The museum will also purchase copies for scholarly and educational uses. reattaching book covers and mending tears. storage materials to rehouse the collection. University of Arizona Stephen Phillips Memorial Trust House Town of Webb Historical Association Tucson, AZ Teresa Kathleen Moreno Salem, MA Meagan Louise MacNeil Old Forge, NY Cheryl A. Gerrish $4,755 The purchase of storage furniture, $4,970 The purchase of materials to $4,998 The purchase of archival supplies to temperature monitoring equipment, and archival rehouse 250 works of art in the collection rehouse a collection of 36,000 photographic supplies to rehouse 15,500 cellulose nitrate of the Stephen Phillips Trust House. negatives and prints created from 1940 to negatives that document archaeological research the late 1990s that document the history in the American Southwest from 1910 to 1940. SUNY Research Foundation, and culture of the central Adirondack College at Buffalo Mountain region of New York State. University of Arkansas, Monticello Buffalo, NY Elizabeth S. Pena Monticello, AR Mary Cleta Heady $254,267 Graduate training for conserva- Trinity University $4,600 A preservation assessment of the special tors specializing in the preservation of San Antonio, TX Diane J. Graves collections of the University of Arkansas- humanities collections, including ethno- $4,500 The purchase of preservation sup- Monticello Library and a preservation training graphic and archaeological materials, works plies to rehouse glass plate, tintype, and workshop for staff of the library and of other on paper, books, and photographs. gelatin images, slides, and other photographs cultural heritage institutions in the area. related to the university’s history and to life SUNY Research Foundation, in San Antonio and in other south Texas University of California College at Cortland cities and towns from 1869 to the present. Berkeley, CA Douglas Sharon Cortland, NY Barbara Diane Racker $140,000 Native American cultural practices, $5,000 Hiring a consultant to develop an Tudor Place Foundation, Inc. music and speech, landscapes, villages and emergency preparedness and response plan for Washington, DC Melissa Duffes houses, food-gathering and preparation, and the university’s Dowd Fine Arts Gallery’s col- $5,000 Hiring a consultant to conduct a scenes from archaeological sites are documented lection of thirteenth- through twentieth-century conservation assessment of 1,200 textiles, in this collection of nineteenth- and twentieth- European and American works on paper. which include articles of clothing and house- century motion picture film, photographic hold furnishings and linens associated with prints, and glass plate negatives, as well as sound Texas A & M Research Foundation Martha Washington and her descendants, to recordings on tape, wire, and wax cylinder. College Station, TX Eduardo Urbina develop a conservation treatment plan, and The museum will place the recordings and $285,000 Creation of an image to assess storage needs of the collection. photographs in archival boxes and folders archive of interpretive illustrations in and install a cold vault with shelving and printed editions of Cervantes’s Don Tulane University humidity control equipment to house them. Quixote from 1620 to the present. New Orleans, LA Susan Tucker $30,000** Treatment of archival collections, University of California Texas Historical Commission dehumidification of the archival storage area, Berkeley, CA Deborah Winthrop Anderson Austin, TX Carole Fox Stanton and cleaning of collections that were flood- $40,000* Incorporation into the $3,425 Conducting a conservation assess- damaged and are now threatened by mold. Unicode standard of fourteen histori- ment to develop a long-term conservation cal and minority language scripts. treatment plan for textiles, furniture, and U.S.S. Constellation Museum art in the Sam Rayburn House Museum. Baltimore, MD Kennedy Richard Hickman University of California $4,776 Purchase of equipment to monitor envi- Berkeley, CA Douglas Sharon Tougaloo College ronmental conditions and cabinets to properly $126,237 The purchase of storage furniture and Tougaloo, MS Edwina Harris Hamby store collections, which include shipbuilding supplies to rehouse 2,435 textiles from China, $30,000** Support work and materials to seal tools dating from the mid to late nineteenth Japan, India, the Philippines, and Southeast blown-out glass windows and damaged struc- century and personal artifacts owned or used by Asia dating from the eighteenth century and tural elements in the library in conjunction with those who sailed aboard the Constellation during held in the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum. measures to restore climate control power with a its 100 years of service from 1855 to 1955. generator and to begin replacement of the roof. University of California Los Angeles, CA Willemina Z. Wendrich $325,000 Creating the first phase of the online Encyclopedia of Egyptology with 500 entries on the history and culture of Egypt from 5500 BCE to 641 CE.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 28 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant University of California University of Cincinnati University of Montana Riverside, CA Henry L. Snyder Cincinnati, OH Holly Ann Prochaska Missoula, MT Donna E. McCrea $25,000* To support the addition of the $5,000 The hiring of a consultant to $4,850 Training in disaster recovery for the final 1,940 machine-readable bibliographic conduct a preservation assessment of the staff of the Maureen and Mike Mansfield records to the Early English Serials humanities collections and facilities in the Library of the University of Montana-Missoula component of the English Short Title libraries of the University of Cincinnati. and for other librarians and archivists in Catalog, a special file in the Research the region. The grant would also allow the Libraries Information Network (RLIN). University of Colorado Museum purchase of environmental monitoring Boulder, CO Stephen H. Lekson equipment for the Mansfield Library. University of California $5,000 Hiring a preservation specialist Riverside, CA Henry L. Snyder to conduct a conservation survey of a University of New Orleans $140,000* The cataloging of 1,200 newspaper collection of textiles from the American New Orleans, LA Florence M. Jumonville titles and the preservation microfilming of Southwest and a training workshop for $21,508** Purchase of archival boxes 800,000 pages of deteriorating newsprint, the museum’s staff and volunteers. and folders, cleaning supplies (including as part of California’s participation in the gloves and masks) and a vacuum cleaner United States Newspaper Program. University of Colorado that filters exhaust so that no mold spores Boulder, CO Patricia A. Morris escape into the atmosphere, and dataloggers University of California $4,996 A consultation with an expert who will to monitor environmental conditions. Riverside, CA Thomas Cogswell diagnose problems with humidity instability in $300,000 The creation of 17,500 full bib- the university’s Norlin Library and recommend University of North Carolina liographic records for items published from options to improve the air handling system. Chapel Hill, NC Richard J. A. Talbert 1642 to 1701, which will complete the base $389,883 The creation of an interactive file of the English Short Title Catalog. University of Delaware Internet-based spatial and historical refer- Newark, DE Debra H. Norris ence tool for the cartography of the ancient University of California $231,542 Graduate education in the con- world, which expands and updates the Santa Barbara, CA M. Patricia Fumerton servation of material culture collections. NEH-supported Classical Atlas Project. $325,000 The completion of an online archive of all 1,857 broadside ballads collected by the University of Florida University of Oklahoma, Norman English diarist Samuel Pepys (1633-1703), Gainesville, FL Rebecca M. M. Nagy Norman, OK Cindy Simon Rosenthal accompanied by transcriptions, sung versions $140,650 The improvement of storage and $5,000 A preservation and access assessment of the ballads, and background essays. environmental conditions for the Harn Museum of the Carl Albert Center’s Congressional of Art’s 6,200 works of African and Asian art, Archives that date from 1850 to 2002. University of Chicago modern art of Europe and the Americas, inter- Chicago, IL Jacqueline Terrassa national contemporary art, and photography. University of Oklahoma, Norman $5,000 A preservation assessment of a collection Norman, OK Victoria Book of forty-one contemporary Chinese photographs University of Illinois at Chicago $100,000 The Oklahoma Museum of Natural acquired by the university’s David and Alfred Chicago, IL Julia Hendry History holds three ledger art books related Smart Museum of Art, a visual arts repository. $100,000 The University of Illinois of to the Kiowa tribe. A professional paper A small portion of the grant would subsidize Chicago Library holds the records of the conservator will undertake preservation attendance by the society’s registrar at a week- Chicago Urban League. The Chicago Urban efforts to conserve these ledger books and long workshop on photographic preservation League is one of the oldest and most suc- to allow safe handling of the objects. in Rochester, New York, in August 2006. cessful African-American social service and advocacy organizations in the nation. The University of Pennsylvania University of Chicago records will be moved to the Library’s Special Philadelphia, PA Steve John Tinney Chicago, IL James H. Nye Collections Department where they will be $325,000 The preparation of an online $248,976 The South Asian Union Catalogue, rehoused in appropriate archival materials. lexicon of Sumerian, the first documented describing nineteenth- and twentieth- written language dating from 3300 BCE. century books and periodical publications; University of Mary Washington this phase will focus on materials published Fredericksburg, VA Meghan Christine Budinger University of Richmond in eastern South Asia (eastern India, $5,000 Hiring a curatorial consultant and a con- Richmond, VA Rachel Frick Bangladesh, Bhutan, and colonial Burma) servator to conduct a preservation assessment $5,000 A preservation consultant’s assess- and will list the locations where these of a 55-piece clothing collection that belonged ment of preservation activities, disaster materials are held throughout the world. to President James Monroe and his family. response procedures, staff training, and preservation equipment for the care of University of Chicago University of Maryland humanities collections in Boatwright Chicago, IL Gil J. Stein College Park, MD Desider L. Vikor Library of the University of Richmond. $100,000 The creation of a pilot project for a $700,000 The improvement of environmental two-phase accelerated archaeological conserva- conditions to increase the longevity of special tion education and training program for Iraqi collections in the humanities housed in the nationals that would include a four-month university’s R. Lee Hornbake Library. preparatory phase and six-month intensive training program for four Iraqi nationals.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 29 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant University of Southern Mississippi University of Virginia Vanderbilt University Hattiesburg, MS Jennifer Suzanne Brannock Charlottesville, VA David F. Germano Nashville, TN Marshall Breeding $5,000 A preservation assessment of $325,000 Cataloging and describing more than $279,507 The digitization and enhanced catalog- the McCain Library and Archives build- 5,250 titles in the Tibetan Buddhist Canon ing of 11,000 hours of news specials broadcast ing and the special collections housed (the Kangyur and Tengyur) with comparative by national news networks from 1968 to 2003. therein: University Archives, Historical data on multiple editions, searching tools, and Manuscripts, Mississippiana, and Children’s links to digital editions, images of the artifacts, Vermont Museum & Gallery Alliance Literature; and the purchase of environ- translations, and bibliographic sources. Vergennes, VT Christine Hadsel mental monitoring equipment on the $5,000 A consultant’s analysis of historic, recommendation of the consultant. University of Virginia painted theater curtains in Fairlee Town Hall Charlottesville, VA Mary B. McKinley and Franklin Town Hall, Vermont, and the University of Southern Mississippi $161,399 The creation of encyclope- development of a plan for their conservation. Hattiesburg, MS Kay Wall dia entries and searchable metadata to $30,000** Support the library’s contract for accompany digital facsimiles of 100 six- Virginia Historical Society mold-abatement measures and recovery of teenth-century French books. Richmond, VA E. Lee Shepard books and documents that require cleaning and $78,289 The Papers of Robert Dinwiddie, mass-drying in a specialized freeze chamber. University of Washington lieutenant-governor of colonial Virginia Seattle, WA Michael E. Biggins during the period of the French and Indian University of Tennessee $325,000 The creation of an image and War and mentor to George Washington, Knoxville, TN Alan C. Lowe text database of 30,000 photographs include Washington letters and four letter $4,988 Purchase of boxes and folders to made by William Brumfield, which books containing copies of letters sent by rehouse selected manuscripts in the Modern represent 2,400 examples of Russian Dinwiddie in his official capacity, a large Political Archives collection of the university’s architecture of all types and periods. number of which were directed to Washington. Howard Baker Center for Public Policy. The society will conserve the collection by University of Wisconsin cleaning, mending, and rehousing it, and also University of Texas Madison, WI Alger N. Doane digitize items for online access as part of an Austin, TX Mary Ellen Cunningham-Kruppa $25,000 The production of a microfiche series educational feature on the Society’s website. $483,000 The education of preservation admin- comprising all extant Anglo-Saxon manuscripts. istrators and conservators in the care of library Wagner Free Institute of Science and archival collections in the humanities. University of Wisconsin Philadelphia, PA Lynn Dorwaldt Madison, WI Joan H. Hall $4,372 The purchase of flat file storage University of Texas $145,000* The compilation of the fifth cabinets and supplies for housing oversized Austin, TX Mary Ellen Cunningham-Kruppa volume of the Dictionary of American Regional nineteenth-century U.S. Coast survey maps. $60,200* The education of preservation English, which documents geographical administrators and conservators in the differences in the vocabulary, pronunciation, Wake Forest University care of library and archival collections. and morphology of American English. Winston-Salem, NC Stephen Whittington $5,000 Consultation with a conservator to pro- University of Texas University of Wisconsin duce a long-range plan for the preservation of Austin, TX Joel F. Sherzer Madison, WI Matthew H. Edney 27,433 archaeological and ethnographic artifacts $348,000 Digital archiving of Mexican, Central, $200,000* The editing and final revision in the university’s Museum of Anthropology. and South American linguistic materials to of the third of six projected volumes, be made accessible by The Archive of the Cartography in the European Renaissance. Walker Art Center Indigenous Languages of Latin America. Minneapolis, MN Gwen Bitz University of Wisconsin $292,000 The purchase of storage furniture University of Toronto Milwaukee, WI Christopher M. Baruth and rehousing of paintings, sculpture, and Toronto, Ontario, Canada Antonette diPaolo Healey $5,000 Purchase of hinged acid-free boxes archival collections that document the devel- $67,000 The preparation of entries for the to rehouse approximately 100 rare world opment of contemporary art in America. Dictionary of Old English, a historical diction- atlases, published between 1570 and ary based on the entire extant corpus of Old 1830, in the collection of the American Walter Anderson Museum of Art, Inc. English texts written between 650 and 1150 CE. Geographical Society Library of the Ocean Springs, MS Gayle Petty-Johnson University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. $20,000** Repairs to the museum’s climate University of Toronto control system for the protection of its col- Toronto, Ontario, Canada Antonette diPaolo Healey Valdez Museum and lections endangered by Hurricane Katrina. $133,000* The preparation of 2,000 Historical Archive Association, Inc. entries for the Dictionary of Old English, a Valdez, AK Tabitha J. Gregory Warner House Association historical dictionary based on the entire $45,000* The purchase and installation of Portsmouth, NH Joyce Geary Volk surviving corpus of records written in compact storage shelving, which will allow the $5,000 The installation of lighting controls for English between 650 and 1150 CE. museum to consolidate archival collections the protection of furniture, paintings, textiles, of artifacts, photographs, and documents and room furnishings in the National Historic that relate to the history of the town. Landmark Warner House, built in 1716–1718.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 30 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant Webster Museum and Historical Society Worcester Polytechnic Institute Webster, NY Carol Johnson Saylor Worcester, MA Rodney G. Obien $5,000 The development of an emergency $3,887 The rehousing of books, documents, preparedness plan, participation in a disaster and artwork in the Robert Fellman-Charles response workshop, and the purchase of Dickens Collection of the George C. Gordon recovery supplies for early nineteenth-century Library of Worcester Polytechnic Institute. household furnishings, decorative arts, and farm implements from Webster, New York. Xavier University of Louisiana New Orleans, LA Robert Skinner West Feliciana Parish, $25,000** Support freeze-drying and Louisiana Clerk of Court cleaning of the collections and mold reme- St. Francisville, LA Sally K. Reeves diation of historic collections documenting $4,996 A preservation assessment of court African-American life and literature. records that document the public history of West Feliciana Parish in Louisiana since 1811. Yale University New Haven, CT Cynthia Roman Weston Historical Society $5,000 A conservation assessment of the eigh- Weston, CT Ingrid A. Neuman teenth-century British prints and drawings in the $3,565 A preservation assessment of local Lewis Walpole Library, and the development of furnishings, household goods, farm equipment, a comprehensive plan for conservation treatment and documents assembled as a collection in as needed for the 30,000 items in the collection. an historic homestead to reflect the history of Weston, Connecticut, since its founding in 1787. Yale University New Haven, CT Ann G. Okerson Wilderstein Preservation $97,060 Digitizing the complete runs of Rhinebeck, NY Duane A. Watson nine journals (104,590 pages) in humanities $5,000 A preservation assessment of the disciplines published in Arabic from 1911 humanities collections at Wilderstein, a to the present that document the prehistory, Queen Anne-style mansion that served as history, and culture of Iraq; creating catalog the home of three generations of the Suckley records for these serials; developing an open- family in New York, from 1852 to 1991. archives searchable database; and making these materials available on the Internet William Carey College Hattiesburg, MS Iris Michael Easterling Ybor City Museum Society $30,000** Conservation treatment of Tampa, FL Emanuel Anthony Leto up to eighty-four works of art damaged $5,000 A general preservation assess- during Hurricane Katrina. ment of corporate records, photographs, books, and ephemera related to the cigar- Women’s Studio Workshop making industry in Tampa, Florida. Rosendale, NY Ann E. Kalmbach $2,720 Preservation and archival management Yellowstone County Museum assessments in preparation for the rehousing Billings, MT Suzanne Warner of archival collections related to the history $5,000 Consultation and preservation train- of a grassroots feminist arts studio and the ing to improve the museum staff’s ability printmakers, photographers, and other women to care for 20,000 artifacts, photographs, artists in residence from 1974 to the present. and archival holdings that document the history of southern Montana. Woodlawn Museum Ellsworth, ME Rosamond S. Rea YIVO Institute for Jewish Research $5,000 A conservation assessment of New York, NY Jeffrey P. Edelstein works of art on paper, photographs, maps $100,000 The creation of an encyclopedia on and atlases, and books assembled in the the history and culture of Eastern European nineteenth century by three generations Jews from their original emigration to the of the Black family in eastern Maine. region until 2000. The encyclopedia will be published in print and electronic form. Worcester Art Museum Worcester, MA Deborah Smock Aframe $4,200 A conservation assessment of the library and archival holdings of the Worcester Art Museum.

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 31 **Emergency Grant DIVISION OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS

Through the Division of Public Programs, NEH promotes an exploration of the humanities through exhibitions and catalogs, radio and television programs, reading and ﬁlm discussions groups, symposia, conferences, and interactive multimedia projects.

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 32 Humanities Projects in Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Catticus Corporation New Orleans, LA Berkeley, CA Libraries and Archives Dianne Brady Bill Jersey $15,000 Implementation of twenty scholar-led $67,379 Scripting of a ninety-minute docu- reading and discussion programs for adult new mentary film on designers Charles and Ray Grants support the use and interpretation of the readers and their families based on selected Eames and their impact on visual vernacular collections in libraries and archives. children’s literature at libraries in five states. culture in twentieth-century America.

American Library Association Newberry Library Catticus Corporation Chicago, IL Susan E. Brandehoff Chicago, IL Riva Feshbach Berkeley, CA Richard Wormser $270,000 Implementation of a traveling panel $260,000 Implementation of a photo-panel $30,000 Planning for a two-part, two- exhibition, related public programming, training, exhibition, based on the Newberry Library’s hour documentary film chronicling the and companion digital and curricular materials larger exhibition about the encounters life and career of Charles Maurice de about the life of Benjamin Franklin and his of native peoples with Lewis and Clark’s Talleyrand-Périgord, 1754–1838. contributions to the founding of the United Corps of Discovery, 1804–06, to travel to States, to circulate to thirty sites nationwide. twenty-three sites throughout the U.S. Center for Independent Documentary Sharon, MA Llewelyn Maurice Smith American Library Association Newberry Library $29,975 Planning of a multipart televi- Chicago, IL Susan E. Brandehoff Chicago, IL Brian Hosmer sion documentary on the role of mysticism $10,000 Consultation with scholars, curators, $39,998 Planning of an interactive, multi- in the monotheistic religions. and librarians to plan an exhibition, reading media website about the history and cultures and film discussion programs, educational of American Indians in the Midwest. City Lore: NY Center for Urban Folk Culture materials, and an interactive website about New York, NY Ric Burns baseball as a reflection of American culture. Poets House, Inc. $50,000* Production of a two-hour film New York, NY Lee Ellen Briccetti exploring the life and work of the American Boston Public Library $270,958 Implementation of a two-year playwright Eugene O’Neill (1888–1953). Boston, MA Deirdre Brennan series of lectures by poet/scholars in public $39,895 Planning of a traveling panel exhibi- libraries in eight cities, a training institute Community Television of Southern California tion, adapted from a gallery exhibition at for participating librarians, bus posters, and Los Angeles, CA Carl Byker Boston’s Copley Square Library, about a companion website exploring poetry. $50,000* Production of a four-hour televi- John Adams’s library and how his personal sion documentary series examining the reading informed his political views. University of the Pacific Library life and times of Andrew Jackson, the Stockton, CA Shan Sutton seventh president of the United States. Boston Public Library $9,273 Consultation with scholars, archivists, Boston, MA Deirdre Brennan librarians, and curators for a five-panel, Community Television of Southern California $10,000 Consultation with scholars and audio-enhanced, multimedia traveling exhibi- Los Angeles, CA Carl Byker staff to explore themes and archival materi- tion on composer and jazz pianist Dave $550,000 Production of a three-hour als for a traveling exhibition and programs Brubeck and his musical and social impact documentary film series chronicling the about architect Rafael Guastavino and his on late twentieth-century American culture. rise and fall of Spain’s global empire from work in several cities in the United States. the reign of Isabel and Ferdinand through the reign of Philip II (1475–1598). Clermont County Public Library Humanities Projects in Media Batavia, OH Leslie Massey Educational Broadcasting Corporation $6,155 Development and piloting of a Grants support the planning, scripting, New York, NY Margaret Smilow one-week summer day camp for children in and production of television and radio $50,000* Production of a ninety-minute docu- grades two through six exploring the history programs for general audiences. mentary film about a community of African of the Underground Railroad in Ohio. American jazz musicians in Paris from 1918–49. Catticus Corporation Friends of the Commonwealth Museum Berkeley, CA Michael Schwarz Educational Broadcasting Corporation Boston, MA Stephen Francis Kenney $75,000 Scripting of a two-hour historical New York, NY Margaret Smilow $100,000* Implementation of a permanent television documentary that examines the $75,000 Scripting of a two-part, two- exhibition of founding documents from the complex period of Muslim, Christian, and hour film series on art and culture in Massachusetts Archives about the develop- Jewish coexistence in medieval Spain. Paris between 1905 and 1930. ment of basic democratic freedoms in the colony and state from 1620 to the twentieth Catticus Corporation Educational Broadcasting Corporation century and how they influenced the nation. Berkeley, CA Bill Jersey New York, NY Judy Kinberg $10,000 Consultation for a three-hour televi- $550,000 Production of a two-hour Library of America sion series on the evolution of American documentary film chronicling the life and New York, NY Cheryl Hurley thinking about the idea of wilderness from achievements of Jerome Robbins, choreog- $300,000 The publication of four volumes early European settlement to the present. rapher and theater director (1918–98). of textually authoritative, moderately priced works from seventeenth- and eighteenth-century American history and literature intended to foster greater understanding and apprecia- tion of America’s earliest literary heritage.

NATIONALPUBLIC PROGRAMS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 333 *Federal Matching Funds Film Odyssey, Inc. National Geographic Society University of New Orleans Washington, DC Karen Thomas Washington, DC Sarah Ann Laskin New Orleans, LA Nicholas R. Spitzer $30,000 Planning of a one-hour televi- $30,000 Planning for a two-hour documentary $165,000 Production of eight two-hour topical sion documentary on artist James special recounting the story of the first settle- programs and twelve documentary features as McNeill Whistler (1834–1903). ment at Jamestown, including an analysis of the elements of an ongoing radio program that pres- individuals, circumstances, and events of the ents and interprets American vernacular music. Filmmakers Collaborative colony and an exploration of the area, including Waltham, MA Ben Loeterman the natural wonders of the Chesapeake Bay. Western New York $725,000 Production of a ninety-minute Public Broadcasting Association television documentary that examines the NET Foundation for Television, Inc. Buffalo, NY John Edwin Grant 1913 Leo Frank murder case in Georgia Lincoln, NE Christine Lesiak $75,000 Scripting of a two-hour documentary as one of the pivotal events in the mod- $60,000 Scripting of a sixty-minute documen- film chronicling the history of the War of 1812. ern history of the American South. tary film about Standing Bear (c. 1829–1908), a Ponca Indian chief who, in 1879, successfully WGBH Educational Foundation Filmmakers Collaborative sued the United States government to be recog- Boston, MA Margaret Drain Waltham, MA Beth Murphy nized as a person under the U.S. Constitution. $550,000 Production of two one-hour $29,700 Planning of a one-hour documentary programs of a five-part television series and film about the legacy of the Civil War. New River Education Fund a website that will explore key events in Washington, DC Eugene Burton Shirley, Jr. American and Native American history. Filmmaker’s Collaborative $30,000 Planning of a two-hour documen- Lexington, MA Kathryn P. Dietz tary film on the life of Robert Morris and WGBH Educational Foundation $30,000 Planning of a ninety-minute television his role during the Revolutionary War and Boston, MA Carol Greenwald documentary that explores the life and music the early founding period (1735–1806). $650,000 Production of thirteen new episodes of of American music legend, Johnny Cash. the Time Warp Trio, an animated history-based New York Foundation for the Arts television series for six- to twelve-year olds. Folger Shakespeare Library New York, NY Daniel P. Anker Washington, DC Gail Kern Paster $75,000 Scripting of a documentary film Women Make Movies, Inc. $190,944 Production of three one-hour series on the development of American music New York, NY Michele Midori Fillion radio documentaries that would explore over the course of the nineteenth century. $60,000 Scripting of a one-hour the influence of Shakespeare’s work on documentary film about the women American civic, political, and cultural life. New York Foundation for the Arts journalists of World War II. New York, NY Madison D. Lacy GWETA, Inc. $30,000 Planning of a ninety-minute film World Music Productions Washington, DC David S. Thompson biography of Theodore Dreiser (1871–1945). Brooklyn, NY W. Sean Barlow $500,000 Production of the first two episodes $150,000 Production of twenty-six original of a proposed ten-hour documentary televi- New York Foundation for the Arts programs and repackaging of twenty-eight sion series about the American experience New York, NY Janet Paxton Gardner previous broadcasts for a weekly radio program of World War II from 1941 to 1945. $29,972 Planning of a one-hour television that explores the music cultures of Africa documentary and website on the life and and the African Diaspora throughout the GWETA, Inc. work of Peter Cooper, a nineteenth-century Americas, the Caribbean, and the Middle East. Washington, DC Jeff Bieber American industrialist and philanthropist. $400,000 Production of a four-part film Humanities Projects in series about Jewish immigration to North North Carolina Museum of History Associates America and about the integration of Raleigh, NC Laurel Sneed Museums and Historical Jews into the fabric of American life. $24,800 Planning of a documentary Organizations film on antebellum North Carolina Katahdin Foundation cabinetmaker Thomas Day, a free African Grants support the planning and implementa- Hollywood, CA Roberta Grossman American who lived in a slave society. tion of exhibitions, publications, and other $10,000 Consultation with scholars on a ninety- programming in museums and historical minute documentary film about Hannah Senesh Unity Productions Foundation organizations. (1921–44), a Hungarian-born poet and author. Santa Cruz, CA Alexander Kronemer $37,500* Production of a ninety-minute Alachua County Historic Trust: Minnesota Public Radio film about Abdul Rahman bin Ibrahima Matheson Museum, Inc. St. Paul, MN Stephen Smith Sori, an African prince who was cap- Gainesville, FL Lisa Benkert Auel $89,000 Production of a one-hour radio tured in battle in 1787, sold into slavery, $10,000 Consultation to plan an exhibition, a program and companion website explor- shipped to Mississippi, and, forty years website, and related public programs about the ing the evolving attitudes of whites later, freed and sent back to Africa. evolution of Alachua County, Florida, from a in Mississippi toward the Civil Rights post-Civil War agrarian area to an urbanized Movement between 1954 and 1970. University of New Orleans county that also contains a large university. New Orleans, LA Nicholas R. Spitzer $150,000 Production of ten two-hour topical radio programs that would focus on the geographic places that have acted as wellsprings of creative influence and musical expression.

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 34 *Federal Matching Funds American Federation of Arts Delaware Art Museum Jewish Museum of Maryland New York, NY Janet Landay Wilmington, DE Joyce K. Schiller Baltimore, MD Melissa J. Martens $40,000 Planning of a traveling exhibition $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibi- $30,000* Implementation of a traveling with a catalog and public programs about tion, a catalog, and related educational exhibition, catalog, and public and educational the manuscript art created over several and public programs exploring the New programs interpreting the history and cultural centuries to illustrate a commentary on the York art of John Sloan (1871–1951). meanings of Jewish vacationing in America. biblical Book of Revelation compiled by the Spanish monk Beatus in 776 CE and the role Denver Art Museum Los Angeles County Museum of Art of monastic scriptoria in medieval Spain. Denver, CO Timothy J. Standring Los Angeles, CA Ilona Katzew $200,000 Implementation of a traveling $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibi- Arizona State University exhibition, a catalog, a website, a symposium, tion and a catalog on continuities of Tempe, AZ Gwyneira Isaac and other educational and public programs pre-conquest artistic traditions in colonial $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibi- exploring how French Impressionist art- Mexico and Peru and the multiple contexts tion and a catalog on daily life at the ists drew on the art of the past. in which native peoples are represented. Mesoamerican urban center of Teotihuacán. Eldridge Street Project Maine Historical Society Bass Museum of Art New York, NY Annie Polland Portland, ME Stephen Bromage Miami Beach, FL Ruth Grim $35,390 Development of new interpretive $339,724 Implementation of a website $314,695 Implementation of a traveling materials for tours, exhibits, and programs containing thematic essays and small online exhibition, two catalogs, a symposium, examining the religious, architectural, and exhibitions with related public programs about and educational and public programming cultural history of a major Lower East Side key ideas and topics in Maine history and exploring mid-century Miami’s history, synagogue and its surrounding community. about how history is written and remembered. architecture, and decorative arts. Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Mashantucket Pequot Museum Bronx Museum of the Arts San Francisco, CA Renee B. Dreyfus and Research Center Bronx, NY Ned Kaufman $78,857* Implementation of a traveling Mashantucket, CT Stephen Cook $10,000 Consultation with scholars, a cura- exhibition and related educational and public $10,000 Consultation to develop humani- tor, and public program specialists to develop programs on the female pharaoh Hatshepsut. ties themes for a traveling exhibition of exhibitions, walking tours, panel discussions, Native American baskets made in southern oral history collections, and other public Harvard University New England from the early ninteenth programs that interpret the history of the Cambridge, MA William Fash century to the twentieth century. Grand Concourse, Bronx, New York. $9,997 Consultation with scholars and visits to other museums to plan for a Mid-America Arts Alliance Center for Puppetry Arts reinstallation of the permanent exhibi- Kansas City, MO Mary K. McCabe Atlanta, GA Kerry McCarthy tion on North American Indians. $1,499,384 Reconfiguration of four NEH- $40,000 Planning for a permanent exhibition funded exhibitions into smaller versions and and a website using puppetry as a lens through Historic Deerfield, Inc. managing all the logistical details of their which to view commonalities and differences in Deerfield, MA Anne D. Lanning travel to smaller museums over three years. world cultures from ancient times to the present. $9,999 Consultation to plan a self-guided tour and a permanent multimedia exhibi- Molly Brown House Museum Children’s Museum of Indianapolis tion to interpret the social and political Denver, CO Kerri Lyn Atter Indianapolis, IN Jennifer Pace Robinson roles of Deerfield’s tavern in the late eigh- $80,000 Implementation of an interpre- $200,000 Implementation of a permanent teenth and early nineteenth century. tive video and interactive kiosks on the life exhibition examining key events in the twentieth of Margaret Tobin Brown and the ways century through the lives of three children Historic Hudson Valley in which she was shaped by the social whose individual lives made a difference: Tarrytown, NY Margaret Vetare and cultural movements of her time. Anne Frank, Ruby Bridges, and Ryan White. $40,000 Planning to develop a reinterpreta- tion of Montgomery Place, a National Museum for African Art Children’s Museum of Manhattan Historic Landmark in the Hudson Valley, Long Island City, NY Enid Schildkrout New York, NY Karen Snider exploring the changing relationships $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition $200,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibi- among people, landscape, and nature. and a catalog on African clothing and fashion, tion for children and families exploring the art, especially the exchanges between Africa and mythology, and architecture of ancient Greece. Jewish Historical Society other parts of the world over the last 200 years. of Greater Washington Cincinnati Art Museum Washington, DC Laura Cohen Apelbaum Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Cincinnati, OH Kristin L. Spangenberg $39,808 Planning for audience research Boston, MA Ronni Baer $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibi- and the refinement of exhibition content $200,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition with a catalog about the cultural and for a new interpretation of a historic tion, a catalog, films, and related programs economic history of the American circus, synagogue in Washington, D.C. on paintings, sculpture, and decorative arts the art of the circus poster, and the history produced in Spain between 1598 and 1621. of lithographic printing in Cincinnati.

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 35 *Federal Matching Funds Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Telfair Museum of Art Winterthur Museum Houston, TX Emily Ballew Neff Savannah, GA Harry DeLorme Winterthur, DE Wendy A. Cooper $100,000* Implementation of a travel- $40,000 Planning of a new interpreta- $9,518 Consultation for a traveling exhibi- ing exhibition, catalog, and public and tion of the Owens-Thomas House and its tion and a catalog on the furniture produced educational programs exploring the role inhabitants, placing the house in the context in rural southeastern Pennsylvania from of the art of the American West in the of Savannah, Georgia, in the 1830s. about 1720 to 1850 by a variety of cultural development of American Modernism. societies grouped under the popular but Texas Parks and Wildlife Department inaccurate term, Pennsylvania Dutch. Pennsylvania Heritage Society Austin, TX Angela Bernadette Davis Harrisburg, PA Linda Shopes $9,980 Consultation to plan a website, a small Wistariahurst Museum/City of Holyoke $10,000 Consultation to develop programs traveling exhibition, and public programs Holyoke, MA Carol P. Constant throughout Pennsylvania on the impact of the about slavery on the Texas-Louisiana frontier $10,000 Consultation to develop a Civil War on the state’s communities, including using the site of the Levi-Jordan Plantation multisite interpretation of Holyoke, long-term changes that grew out of the war. in Brazoria County, Texas, as a case study. Massachusetts, emphasizing the experiences of migrants and immigrants. Phillips Collection University of California, Los Angeles, Fowler Museum of Cultural History Washington, DC Elizabeth H. Turner Special Projects $10,000 Consultation for an exhibi- Los Angeles, CA Marla C. Berns tion that explores cultural and artistic $250,000 Implementation of a traveling exchanges between Paris and New York exhibition, programs, curriculum resources, Grants support a combination of in the early twentieth century as context and a publication on the various forms of programming formats, such as reading for the development of Modernism. water spirits in Africa and the variety of and discussion series, lectures, or websites their derived New World appearances. for a regional or national audience. Please Touch Museum Brooklyn Information and Culture Inc. Philadelphia, PA Kathryn Matthew University of Washington Brooklyn, NY Greg Sutton $80,000* Implementation of an exhibi- Seattle, WA Robin K. Wright tion interpreting Philadelphia’s 1876 $39,999 Planning for a traveling exhibi- $40,000 Planning of a three-year after- Centennial Exhibition, to be installed tion and a website about Native American school history program in which groups in a new museum building. houses and totem pole models made for the of youngsters from three schools explore Chicago World’s Fair of 1893 and how their Brooklyn’s history through the interpretation Princeton University display there reflected the development of of a single artifact, building, or document. Princeton, NJ Susan M. Taylor the nascent discipline of anthropology. Chicago Historical Society $200,000 Implementation of a traveling Chicago, IL D. Lynn McRainey exhibition, a publication, a website, and Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum programs on the art of the Bering Strait region Decorah, IA Tova Brandt $240,990 Implementation of new interpretive programs for adult audiences in conjunction since about C.E. 1000, the insights it provides $40,000 Planning for a permanent exhibition into the cultures in that area over time, and its and a traveling component exploring immigra- with a renovated Chicago history gallery, ongoing influence on contemporary artists. tion, ethnicity, and the role of tradition in the examining Chicago as a cultural, economic, lives of individuals, families, and communities. and political crossroads for the nation. Rochester Historical Society ConVida - Popular Arts of the Americas Rochester, NY Ann C. Salter Virginia Historical Society Detroit, MI Marion Elizabeth Jackson $9,975 Consultation and additional schol- Richmond, VA Charles F. Bryan arly research for an exhibition exploring $290,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibi- $40,000 Planning for a three-part travel- the history of Rochester, New York. tion, a website, and educational and public ing exhibition exploring the fusion of programs comparing and contrasting Civil War European, African, and indigenous traditions Save Ellis Island Generals Robert E. Lee and Ulysses S. Grant. in popular art in northeastern Brazil. Mt. Olive, NJ Dorothy W. Hartman Fox Cities Performing Arts Center $70,000* Implementation of an exhibi- Williams College Oshkosh, WI Katherine Roberts tion on the history of the health inspection Williamstown, MA Deborah M. Rothschild and treatment of immigrants in the $235,000 Implementation of a traveling $10,000 Consultation with scholars and hospital complex on Ellis Island. exhibition with a catalog and a public sym- community organization staff to develop posium about a remarkable American couple programs to interpret Shakespeare through Seattle Art Museum living well in France in the 1920s and 30s, reading and performance discussions for Seattle, WA Barbara Brotherton who influenced the transatlantic exchange citizens in sixteen Wisconsin communities. $40,000 Planning of a traveling exhibition of ideas about modern art and music. Great Plains Chautauqua Society, Inc. with a catalog, a website, and public programs Bismarck, ND Carolyn M. Nolte about Salish Indian art as a reflection of history Winona County Historical Society, Inc. and culture from prehistory to the present. Winona, MN Mark F. Peterson $28,800* Implementation of a week-long series $9,850 Consultation with scholars and museum of public programs centering on living history professionals to plan a permanent exhibition, presentations in each of thirty communities walking tours, and other public programs spanning five states over a period of three years. about the emergence of a unique American architectural style in Winona, Minnesota.

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 36 *Federal Matching Funds Kentucky Commission on Human Rights Interpreting America’s Jackson State University Louisville, KY Jackson, MS Adrienne Henderson Historic Places Leslie B. McLemore $10,000 Consultation with scholars to $14,997 Consultation to plan seven com- develop summer youth programs in munity driving tour guides and a statewide 2007 in seven regions of the state about Grants support planning and implementation guidebook focusing on historic sites related to civil rights history in Kentucky. projects that exploit the evocative power of his- the Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi. toric places to address themes and issues central Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities to American history and culture. Mississippi Blues Commission New Orleans, LA Faye Flanagan Indianola, MS Bill McPherson Arizona State University $7,500** Coming Up Taller Prime $305,000 Implementation of a heritage trail, a Tempe, AZ Paul W. Hirt Time Family Reading Time website, and a CD-ROM interpreting the history $44,160 Planning to develop an interac- of the blues in the Delta region of Mississippi. Mississippi Cultural Crossroads tive website and DVD, audio tours, and Port Gibson, MS Patricia D. Crosby other materials interpreting the cultural New Bedford Whaling Museum $7,500** Coming Up Taller Your Mural Project history of the Grand Canyon landscape. New Bedford, MA Anne B. Brengle $250,000 Implementation of a permanent Billings Farm & Museum New Orleans Ballet Association core exhibition with an audio tour about Woodstock, VT Corwin Sharp New Orleans, LA Jenny R. Hamilton the human fascination with whales and $7,500** Coming Up Taller NORD/ $10,000 Consultation to develop an updated the history of whaling in New Bedford, NOBA Center for Dance interpretive plan for this living history site’s Massachusetts, within a global context. exhibitions, website, and public programs, Northern Arizona University exploring Vermont’s agricultural heritage. Newberry Library Flagstaff, AZ George John Gumerman Chicago, IL Rachel Elizabeth Bohlmann Calvert Woman’s Club $240,990 Implementation of programs for $44,966 Planning educational materi- Calvert, TX Cindy Delulio Hopi youth, coordinated by Hopi tribal als, a website, and programs that would elders, cultural specialists, and scholars at $14,656 Consultation to plan an interpretive interpret Chicago’s late nineteenth- and historic and prehistoric sites, designed to strategy for a self-guided tour and a website early twentieth-century settlement teach about the cultures and history of the about the Katy Hamman-Stricker Library houses as a set of historic sites. Four Corners region and to explore ques- in Calvert, Texas, as a case study for the tions regarding preservation and heritage. story of the transition of rural women to Old Sturbridge Village urban life in the early twentieth century. Sturbridge, MA Jack W. Larkin OASIS Institute $260,000 Implementation of three permanent Central Missouri State University St. Louis, MO Marcia M. Kerz exhibitions that explore the market-driven Warrensburg, MO Jon E. Taylor $235,112 Implementation of a series of transformation of rural life and landscape five courses, a related website, and an $14,984 Consultation to develop an inter- in New England farming, 1790–1840. intergenerational tutoring program to be pretive plan for a website exploring how conducted through OASIS centers in twenty- Harry S Truman’s experiences in Missouri Rokeby Museum five cities and the Elderhostel Lifelong shaped his life and political career. Ferrisburgh, VT Jane Williamson Learning Institute Network. $235,000 Implementation of a permanent Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma exhibition presenting new scholarship on Durant, OK Barbara Asbill-Grant Springfield Technical Community College the history of the Underground Railroad Springfield, MA Richard Parkin $12,790 Consultation with scholars to in Vermont and northern New England. $240,990 Implementation of a web- develop an interpretive plan for Wheelock site and public programs about Shays’ Academy, originally founded as a mission Sapelo Island Cultural Rebellion (1786–87) and its influence on boarding school for Native American girls. and Revitalization Society, Inc. the shaping of the U.S. Constitution and Sapelo Island, GA Carolyn L. Dowse Greene County Historical Society, the origins of our national identity. $15,000 Consultation to frame the future Thomas Cole Site development of the Hog Hammock com- Catskill, NY Elizabeth Bond Jacks Washington State Historical Society munity of Sapelo Island, Georgia, as a Tacoma, WA Katrine Elise Barber $13,000 Planning for a site-wide interpreta- living-history cultural village and education $41,918 Implementation of a public conference tion of painter Thomas Cole’s house and center focused on history, culture, and language. about the historical and cultural meanings of studio with emphasis on his art-making. Celilo Falls, site of an ancient Native American Save Ellis Island Hancock Shaker Village, Inc. fishing and trading center that was submerged Mt. Olive, NJ Dorothy W. Hartman Pittsfield, MA Todd Burdick by a hydroelectric dam project in 1957. $45,000 Planning for a permanent exhibit on $15,000 Consultation with scholars, audience immigrant healthcare to be installed in rooms Young Aspirations/Young Artists, Inc. research, and site visits to develop preliminary of a laundry/hospital outbuilding that include New Orleans, LA Ann Schnieders outlines for thematic audio tours of the site. a ward, an operating room, and a morgue. $7,500** Coming Up Taller Hurricane Recovery

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 37 **Emergency Grant Society for the Preservation of Weeksville Athens-Clarke County Library New Haven Free Public Library and Bedford-Stuyvesant History Athens, GA Jeff W. Tate New Haven, CT Kathie Hurley Brooklyn, NY Jennifer Scott $15,000 Consultation with scholars and an Bellingham Public Library New Orleans Public Library audience evaluator to develop a permanent Bellingham, WA Jud Sherwood New Orleans, LA Jeff Bostick exhibition that introduces visitors to the history Berkeley Public Library Northern Onondaga Public Library of an antebellum free-black community. Berkeley, CA Pat Mullan Cicero, NY Kathy Osmond

Sultana Projects, Inc. Bloomington Public Library Oak Park Public Library Chestertown, MD Dan Drewry McMullen Bloomington, IL Rochelle Lyn Hartman Oak Park, IL Deborah Preiser $100,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibition and a series of public programs Brown University Orange County Library System complementing the reenactment of a three- Providence, RI Edwin A. Quist Orlando, FL Emily Wallace month boat voyage around the Chesapeake Bay led by Captain John Smith in 1608. Carlson Library, The University of Toledo Phoenix Public Library Toledo, OH Brian Hickam Phoenix, AZ Lupita Barron-Rios Whittier Home Association Cedar Rapids Public Library Princeton Public Library Amesbury, MA Janet H. Howell Cedar Rapids, IA Nancy Olinger Princeton, NJ Susan Roth $15,000 Consultation with scholars to develop themes that would be used to Charleston County Public Library Queens Library interpret Whittier’s home, with special Charleston, SC Kevin G. Crothers Jamaica, NY Sonia Thompson attention to how his work reflected his involvement in contemporary issues. Dallas Public Library Sacramento Public Library Dallas, TX Tina Renee Murdock Sacramento, CA Mary Mijares Wildlife Conservation Society Bronx, NY John Fraser Detroit Public Library San Diego Public Library $14,974 Consultation to plan the interpreta- Detroit, MI Barbara E. Martin San Diego, CA Vic Cardell tion of the Bronx Zoo as a historic site, East Baton Rouge Parish Library St. Louis Public Library focusing on its role in the development of Baton Rouge, LA Mary H. Stein St. Louis, MO Katherine LaBarbera America’s wildlife conservation movement at the turn of the twentieth century. Georgetown University Texas Music Museum Washington, DC Patrick Warfield Austin, TX Sharon M. Herfurth We the People Bookshelf Grand Rapids Community Media Center Tribeca Performing Arts Center Cooperative Agreement Grand Rapids, MI Steve Warner New York, NY Robert Farrell

American Library Association Gumberg Library, Duquesne University University of Alaska, Department of Music Chicago, IL Deborah Robertson Pittsburgh, PA Terra Mobley Anchorage, AK Ralph Courtney $215,066 We the People Bookshelf: Jacksonville Public Libraries University of Idaho Becoming American Jacksonville, FL Karen D. Jessee Moscow, ID Rochelle Smith American Library Association Jazz89 KUVO University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc Chicago, IL Mary Davis Fournier Denver, CO Arturo Gomez Lawrence, KS George E. Gibbs $500,000 We the People Bookshelf: The Pursuit of Happiness Kent State University Main Campus University of Kentucky Libraries Kent, OH Daniel Boomhower Lexington, KY Paula Hickner Awards to Small Libraries Lincoln University, Pennsylvania University of Memphis Lincoln University, PA Susan G. Pevar Memphis, TN Guy Thomas Mendina “Jazz Legacy: An American Art Form” Implementation of a film viewing and discussion Milwaukee Public Library University of New Hampshire, Durham program about the history and interpretation of Milwaukee, WI Mary Milinkovich Durham, NH William E. Ross jazz. All awards were outright money in the amount of $1,000 Minneapolis Public Library University of North Carolina, Greensboro Minneapolis, MN Melinda Ludwiczak Greensboro, NC Sarah B. Dorsey Albany State University Albany, GA LaVerne L. McLaughlin Minnesota State University, Mankato University of South Florida Mankato, MN Barb Bergman Tampa, FL Barbara Lewis Albert S. Cook Library, Towson University Towson, MD Lisa Woznicki Multnomah County Library Wichita State University Portland, OR Lynne McKay Wichita, KS Rachel Crane Allen County Public Library Fort Wayne, IN Stacey Pearson Natrona County Public Library Williamsburg Regional Library Casper, WY Nicholle Gerharter Williamsburg, VA Patrick S. Golden

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 38 “Forever Free: Abraham Lincoln’s Henderson County Public Library Pack Memorial Library Journey to Emancipation” Hendersonville, NC Sandra K. Knowles Asheville, NC Deborah Ann Miles A traveling panel exhibition that incorporates more Illinois State University Pennsylvania State University than sixty rare documents and drawings and the Normal, IL University Park, PA latest scholarship on Lincoln’s role in the emancipa- Toni L. Tucker Gregory A. Crawford tion of slaves during the Civil War. All awards Keene Public Library Pollard Memorial Library were outright money in the amount of $1,000. Keene, NH Gail Zachariah Lowell, MA Susan Fougstedt

Athens-Clarke County Library Knox County Public Library Poughkeepsie Public Library District Athens, GA Jeff W. Tate Vincennes, IN Emily C. Bunyan Poughkeepsie, NY Lauren Muffs

Aurora Public Library Lexington Public Library Raymond A Whitwer Tilden Public Library Aurora, CO Patti C. Bateman Lexington, KY Greg Davis Tilden, NE Dixie Lee Kucera

Baltimore County Public Library Lincoln Township Public Library Reed Memorial Library Towson, MD Andrea Elizabeth Shore Stevensville, MI Denise Perry Donavin Ravenna, OH Darlene E. McKenzie

Benicia Public Library Lincoln University, Pennsylvania Rockford Public Library Benicia, CA Diane Smikahl Lincoln Univ., PA Susan G. Pevar Rockford, IL David M. Oberg

Bethlehem Public Library Loudoun County Public Library Rose State College Delmar, NY Mary Trev Thomas Leesburg, VA Linda Holtslander Midwest City, OK Sharon Ann Saulmon

Bladen County Public Library Louisville Free Public Library Sachem Public Library Elizabethtown, NC Shamella Cromartie Louisville, KY Norman James Morton Holbrook, NY Frances P. Altemose

Boyle County Public Library Lovejoy Library Spokane Public Library Danville, KY Georgia deAraujo Edwardsville, IL Charlotte L. Johnson Spokane, WA Dennis C. Fredrickson

Brennan Law Library, Michigan City Public Library St. Louis Public Library Thomas M. Cooley Law School Michigan City, IN Robin Dale Kohn St. Louis, MO Kathleen J. Smith Lansing, MI Duane A. Strojny Mineola Memorial Library State Library of Ohio Brigham City Library Mineola, NY Charles G. Sleefe Columbus, OH Rebecca Lynne Felkner Brigham City, UT Sue Hill Minneapolis Public Library University of Louisville Research Foundation Cedar Rapids Public Library Minneapolis, MN Melinda Ludwiczak Louisville, KY Jami McCoy Allen Cedar Rapids, IA Nancy Olinger Missoula Public Library University of Missouri Columbus-Lowndes Public Library Missoula, MT Vini Stafford Columbia, MO Paula LaJean Roper Columbus, MS Mona K. Vance Montgomery County-Norristown University of North Carolina Cranberry Public Library Public Library Greensboro, NC Barry K. Miller Cranberry Twp., PA Patricia DiFiore Norristown, PA Asha Verma University of Scranton CUNY Research Foundation, Lehman College Mount Olive College Scranton, PA Michael Knies Bronx, NY Janet Butler Munch Mount Olive, NC Cynthia Dawn Hughes Vermilion Parish Library District of Columbia Public Library Multnomah County Library Abbeville, LA Patricia Marie Skinner Washington, DC Elena Tscherny Portland, OR Terrilyn L. Chun Verona Public Library Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Muncie Public Library Verona, WI Trudy Kay Lorandos Edinboro, PA John Philip Widner Muncie, IN Virginia Nilles West Georgia Regional Library Frankfort Public Library District New Bern-Craven County Public Library Carrollton, GA Martha Goodson Frankfort, IL Melissa A. Rice New Bern, NC Joanne Straight Whitman County Rural Library Freeport Public Library New York State Library Colfax, WA Jill Turner Cocking Freeport, IL Marsha S. Holden Albany, NY Mary Redmond Wichita State University Gail Borden Public Library District Ocean County Library Wichita, KS Nancy L. Myers Elgin, IL Miriam Anderson Lytle Toms River, NJ Linda Slagel Monroe

Garland County Library Oxnard Public Library Hot Springs, AR Kathy Lynn White Oxnard, CA Karen Jane Schatz Hardin County Public Library Elizabethtown, KY Kimberly B. Bland

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 39 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.

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 40 Fellowships and Stephen William Berry Paul D. Buell Sally J. Cornelison Chapel Hill, NC Seattle, WA Lawrence, KS Stipends $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Grants go to individuals to Christina Y. Bethin Robert M. Buffington Angela N. H. Creager support up to a year of Setauket, NY Bowling Green, OH Princeton, NJ humanities research. $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Genevieve Abravanel Paul R. Betts Kathryn J. Burns Linda A. Cumberland Lancaster, PA Falmer, United Kingdom Carrboro, NC Ponca City, OK $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Sarah Allan Robert E. Bjork Mark Jonathan Butler Martin William Daly Hanover, NH Tempe, AZ Philadelphia, PA Waterville, ME $40,000 $40,000 $5,000 $40,000

Susan Heuck Allen Ned J. Block Frederic Rene Canovas Mary Wallace Davidson Providence, RI New York, NY Phoenix, AZ Concord, MA $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Virginia D. Anderson Karen Elisabeth Blough Sharon Marie Carnicke Jack Lee Davis Boulder, CO Plattsburgh, NY Los Angeles, CA Cincinnati, OH $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Santa Arias Dain E. Borges Jillian R. Cavanaugh James Calvin Davis Tallahassee, FL Chicago, IL Brooklyn, NY Whiting, VT $40,000 $40,000 $5,000 $24,000

Janet Marie Atwill Fay Botham Elizabeth Cazden Jeffrey E. Davis Knoxville, TN Syracuse, NY Richmond, IN Knoxville, TN $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $40,000

Lawrie Balfour Susan Leslie Boynton David Lincoln Chappell Willem J. de Reuse Charlottesville, VA New York, NY Fayetteville, AR Denton, TX $24,000 $5,000 $40,000 $40,000

Gregory Richard Barnett Thomas Arlin Bredehoft Vinayak Chaturvedi Raffaella De Rosa Houston, TX Greeley, CO Irvine, CA Guttenberg, NJ $5,000 $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

Faith Barrett Timothy A. Brennan Andrew Derek Chignell Monica Diaz Appleton, WI Minneapolis, MN Ithaca, NY Edinburg, TX $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Mark A. Bayer David A. Brewer Michael Scott Christofferson Eric R. Dursteler New York, NY Columbus, OH Painesville, OH Provo, UT $5,000 $40,000 $5,000 $40,000

Carrie Elizabeth Benes John Brewer Heather Lenore Clark Kathryn Jean Edgerton-Tarpley Sarasota, FL Pasadena, CA Cambridge, MA San Diego, CA $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 $24,000

Herman Lee Bennett Pieter B.F.J. Broucke Marcus Collins Rebecca Edwards New York, NY Middlebury, VT Atlanta, GA Poughkeepsie, NY $40,000 $24,000 $5,000 $24,000

Renee Bergland Cynthia Jane Brown Olivia Remie Constable Rachel Lynn Einwohner Boston, MA Santa Barbara, CA South Bend, IN West Lafayette, IN $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Jeff D. Berglund Miranda Dympna Brown Joseph Cooper Mark Emory Elliott Flagstaff, AZ Ann Arbor, MI Baltimore, MD Millburn, NJ $5,000 $40,000 $5,000 $24,000

Michael Scott Bryant Margaret Jean Cormack Juniper L. Ellis Toledo, OH Charleston, SC Baltimore, MD $5,000 $5,000 $5,000

NATIONALRESEARCH ENDOWMENTPROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 413 Elizabeth N. Emery Jeffrey C. Good Jennifer Hayward Sabine Patricia Hyland Montclair, NJ Leipzig, Germany Wooster, OH De Pere, WI $40,000 $24,000 $5,000 $40,000

Helen M. Faller Bonnie Gordon Thomas F. Head Yoshikuni Igarashi Philadelphia, PA Port Jefferson, NY New York, NY Nashville, TN $40,000 $40,000 $5,000 $40,000

Scott O. Farrar Glenda Dawn Goss Elizabeth Jones Hemenway Lynn Frances Jacobs Fall Branch, TN Savannah, GA New Orleans, LA Fayetteville, AR $40,000 $40,000 $6,000 $40,000

Juan Flores Alma Gottlieb John B. Hench Claudia L. Johnson Brooklyn, NY Urbana, IL Worcester, MA Princeton, NJ $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $24,000

Marc Richard Forster Eliga Gould Robert Kirk Henke Monte Ransome Johnson New London, CT Durham, NH St. Louis, MO San Diego, CA $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

James Anthony Francis Robert D. Goulding Marvin Thomas Hester Paul E. Johnson Lexington, KY Notre Dame, IN Raleigh, NC Onancock, VA $40,000 $40,000 $5,000 $40,000

Rebecca Friedman Jennifer Rae Greeson Barbara B. Heyman Matthew Kapstein Surfside, FL Princeton, NJ New York, NY Paris, France $40,000 $24,000 $40,000 $24,000

Lori Ann Garner Joan Elizabeth Grenier-Winther Todd Michael Hickey Blair Lynne Kelley Champaign, IL Pullman, WA Berkeley, CA Raleigh, NC $5,000 $24,000 $40,000 $5,000

Carla Gerona Ruth Ellen Gruber Thomas Glenn Hines Eliza F. Kent Richardson, TX Morre, Italy Walla Walla, WA Syracuse, NY $40,000 $5,000 $5,000 $24,000

Alan R. Gibson Frank D. Gunderson Nancy J. Hirschmann Richard Lewis Keyser Chico, CA Tallahassee, FL Rose Valley, PA Bowling Green, KY $5,000 $5,000 $24,000 $40,000

Craig Alan Gibson Mary Alice Haddad John C. Holt Mary Martha Keys Iowa City, IA Middletown, CT Harpswell, ME Notre Dame, IN $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $40,000

Judith Ann Giesberg Gwendolyn M. Hall Gary Holton Thomas Saunders Kidd Villanova, PA New Orleans, LA Fairbanks, AK Waco, TX $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Lori D. Ginzberg Marcia Brown Hall William Henry Honeychurch Beverly Mayne Kienzle Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia, PA North Potomac, MD Cambridge, MA $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Jean Ann Givens Tracy Chapman Hamilton Elizabeth Anne Horodowich Christine J. Kim Chaplin, CT Sweet Briar, VA Las Cruces, NM Washington, DC $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Owen Goldin Ryan Patrick Hanley Steven Horst Lili M. Kim Milwaukee, WI Shorewood, WI Middletown, CT Amherst, MA $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Anne Elizabeth Goldman Kathryn G. Hansen Melanie Anne Hubbard Daniel Peter Klinghard Oakland, CA Austin, TX Ruskin, FL Worcester, MA $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Edward Gollin Ellen T. Harris Linda K. Hughes William E. Klingshirn Williamstown, MA Newton, MA Duncanville, TX Rockville, MD $40,000 $40,000 $24,000 $40,000

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 42 Cynthia J. Koepp George Edward McCarthy Margaret Ellen Newell Jason Eliot Powell Aurora, NY Gambier, OH Columbus, OH Winston-Salem, NC $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Delia Caparoso Konzett Todd A. McDaniels Deogratias S. Ngonyani Craig Russell Prentiss Cambridge, MA Lawton, OK East Lansing, MI Kansas City, MO $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Seth David Koven Amy E. McNair Ben V. Olguin Leah Price Havertown, PA Salt Lake City, UT San Antonio, TX Cambridge, MA $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

William Kuskin Ajay Kumar Mehrotra Saul Mitchell Olyan Sally Price Boulder, CO Bloomington, IN Providence, RI Williamsburg, VA $40,000 $40,000 $24,000 $40,000

Barbara Jean Larson Lori A. Merish Scott W. Palmer Daniel Prior Pensacola, FL El Cerrito, CA Macomb, IL Columbus, OH $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Debra Lattanzi Shutika Margaret Meserve Pamela Anne Patton Paul Anthony Rahe Fairfax, VA Notre Dame, IN Dallas, TX Tulsa, OK $5,000 $40,000 $5,000 $24,000

Karen Alexandra Leal Nara B. Milanich Heidi Pauwels John Ramsey Jackson Heights, NY New York, NY Seattle, WA Oak Park, IL $5,000 $40,000 $5,000 $40,000

Thomas W. Leslie David Lee Miller Michael Peletz David Raskin Ames, IA Columbia, SC Atlanta, GA Oak Park, IL $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Gail Levin Edward G. Miller Ellavina T. Perkins Evelyn S. Rawski New York, NY Hanover, NH Flagstaff, AZ Pittsburgh, PA $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $40,000

Xi Lian Gwenn A. Miller Ruth Perry Angela G. Ray Louisville, KY Worcester, MA Cambridge, MA Evanston, IL $5,000 $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Nancy Elizabeth Locke Paul Brian Miller Yohanan Petrovsky-Shtern Erich H. Reck State College, PA Baltimore, MD Evanston, IL Riverside, CA $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $5,000

Ralph Paul Locke Michael Jack Mizell-Nelson David Allen Pietz Paula Richman Rochester, NY New Orleans, LA Pullman, WA Oberlin, OH $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Shirley Wilson Logan Catherine Alice Jessica Molineux Nicoletta Pireddu John Jeffrey Rider College Park, MD Nashville, TN Washington, DC Higganum, CT $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $40,000

Ruth Mack James V. Morrison Tanya Pollard Ronald K. Rittgers Atlanta, GA Danville, KY Brooklyn, NY Valparaiso, IN $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Stephen A. Marlett Helen Priscilla Myers Pierpaolo Polzonetti John Charles Rodrigue Tucson, AZ Canton, CT Greensboro, NC Baton Rouge, LA $40,000 $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

Michelle Lamarche Marrese Kirin Narayan Catherine E. Portuges Nathan Stewart Rosenstein Evanston, IL Madison, WI Amherst, MA Columbus, OH $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Olivia Mattis Ignacio Navarrete Adam Stanley Potkay Andrew Neil Rotman Huntington, NY Berkeley, CA Williamsburg, VA Northampton, MA $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 43 Elizabeth Ashman Rowe Terri L. Snyder Deborah Ellen Tooker Karen Esther Wigen Somerville, MA Fullerton, CA Syracuse, NY Stanford, CA $40,000 $40,000 $5,000 $40,000

Jay Carter Rubenstein Margaret R. Somers Anton S. Treuer Susan S. Williams Albuquerque, NM Ann Arbor, MI Bemidji, MN Columbus, OH $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Ana Rueda Elizabeth A. Spiller David Robert Treuer Thomas A. Wilson Lexington, KY Fort Worth, TX Minneapolis, MN Clinton, NY $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Marcy Sarah Sacks Paul Staiti Kristin Adrean Triff Nancy A. Winter Albion, MI South Hadley, MA Hartford, CT Rome, Italy $40,000 $24,000 $5,000 $40,000

Jeffrey Samuels Maren Elizabeth Stange William Harris Tucker Barbara Wisch Bowling Green, KY Brooklyn, NY Camden, NJ Cortland, NY $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Catherine Sanok Lisa M. Steinman Catherine Cornelia Turner Victoria Saker Woeste Ann Arbor, MI Portland, OR Dallas, PA West Lafayette, IN $5,000 $40,000 $5,000 $40,000

Elizabeth Kate Schirmer Nancy Stieber Dell Upton Diane Bette Wolfthal Las Cruces, NM Cambridge, MA Charlottesville, VA Tempe, AZ $40,000 $40,000 $24,000 $40,000

Nathan William Schlueter James Stokes Noel Maureen Valis Christine D. Worobec Hillsdale, MI Stevens Point, WI New Haven, CT DeKalb, IL $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 $24,000

Seth R. Schwartz Douglas W. Stott Kadri Vihvelin Ping Yao New York, NY Atlanta, GA Los Angeles, CA South Pasadena, CA $40,000 $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Michael Sherberg Kenneth M. Swope David Reeves Vishanoff Jean Yarbrough St. Louis, MO Muncie, IN Columbia, SC Brunswick, ME $40,000 $5,000 $5,000 $24,000

Sarah Shields Shaden M. Tageldin Andrea L. Volpe Shou-Chih Yen Chapel Hill, NC Minneapolis, MN Cambridge, MA Brookline, MA $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Michael Silvestri Jacqueline Anne Taylor Mary Frances Wack Louise Conrad Young Clemson, SC Palo Alto, CA Pullman, WA Madison, WI $5,000 $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

Eiko Maruko Siniawer Peter Joseph Thorsheim Lori Watt Zhen Zhang Williamstown, MA Charlotte, NC St. Louis, MO New York, NY $40,000 $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Jocelyn P. Small Harald Christian Thorsrud Saundra Weddle New York, NY Las Cruces, NM Springfield, MO $40,000 $24,000 $5,000

J. Douglas Smith Richard L. Tieszen Tisa Joy Wenger Los Angeles, CA San Jose, CA Tempe, AZ $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Kathryn Ann Smith Catherine Brown Tkacz Karen Elizabeth Whedbee Santa Monica, CA Spokane, WA DeKalb, IL $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

Suzanne Eileen Smith Beverly A. Tlusty Leigh Ann Wheeler Alexandria, VA Lewisburg, PA Bowling Green, OH $40,000 $5,000 $40,000

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 44 Collaborative Research Catholic University of America Fort Ross Interpretive Association Washington, DC Timothy B. Noone Jenner, CA Lyn Kalani Grants support up to three years of research $12,500* Preparation of a critical edi- $100,000 Preparation of a book consist- undertaken by a team of scholars and fellowship tion of Duns Scotus’s Reportatio Parisiensis ing of translations of Russian accounts programs at independent research institutions. examinata I–A, distinctions 16–30. of travels in early California. Catholic University of America George C. Marshall Research Foundation American Academy in Rome Washington, DC Timothy B. Noone Lexington, VA Larry I. Bland New York, NY Adele Chatfield-Taylor $100,000 Preparation of a critical edi- $50,000* Work on volume 6 of a selective, $258,000 Two fellowships per tion of Duns Scotus’s 7-volume edition of the papers of George year for three years. Reportatio Parisiensis examinata I–A, distinctions 25–35. Catlett Marshall, who won the Nobel Prize American Council of Learned Societies for his work on the U.S. Marshall Plan. Claremont McKenna College New York, NY James A. Secord Claremont, CA Robert Faggen George Washington University $70,000* Work on Volumes 16, 17, $149,978 An edition of the Washington, DC Charlene N. Bickford 18, and 19 of an edition of the cor- collected letters of Robert Frost. $12,500 Completion of editorial work on respondence of Charles Darwin. volumes 18–20 (Correspondence Series: Second Columbia University American Council of Learned Societies Session) of the Documentary History of the First New York, NY Ronald Bayer New York, NY Donna Heiland Federal Congress; continued editorial work on vol- $49,106 A conference to examine $50,000* Four humanities fellow- ume 21 (Correspondence Series: Third Session) the impact of the philosophy of John ships each year for three years. Stuart Mill on the ethics and practice of Harriet Beecher Stowe Center American Council of Learned Societies public health in the United States. Hartford, CT Stephen Railton New York, NY Steven C. Wheatley $48,496 A conference exploring the mean- Connecticut College $41,000* Three humanities fellow- ing and significance of Uncle Tom’s Cabin for New London, CT Bruce Herbert Kirmmse ships each year for three years. American culture, with presentations that will $75,000 Preparation for publication of three vol- ultimately be posted on a website devoted to American Folklore Society umes of Kierkegaard’s journals and notebooks, Uncle Tom’s Cabin and American culture. Columbus, OH Robert Y. Walser together with editorial work on a fourth volume. Indiana University $150,000 The second phase of a critical edition CUNY Research Foundation, Bloomington, IN Dror Wahrman of the James Madison Carpenter Collection, Graduate School and University Center including transcription of folkloric items, $100,000 Preparation of a book on New York, NY Adrienne Fried Block and work on the textual apparatus, notes, the significance of “self-organization” $6,000* Preparation of a searchable database and headnotes for volumes 2–5 and 8–10. in the European Enlightenment. and a two-volume history of musical life in American Institute of Indian Studies New York City between 1862 and 1876. Indiana University Chicago, IL Ralph W. Nicholas Indianapolis, IN Marianne S. Wokeck Duke University $228,000 Three or four fellow- $149,776 Publication of George Santayana’s Durham, NC David R. Sorensen ships per year for three years. The Life of Reason and Three Philosophical Poets. $150,000 Publication of volumes 34–36 of the American Philological Association Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle. Indiana/Purdue University Philadelphia, PA Kathleen M. Coleman Indianapolis, IN Marianne S. Wokeck Duke University $6,250* One fellowship for each of three years. $12,685* Preparation for publication of the Durham, NC David R. Sorensen five books that make up George Santayana’s American Research Institute in Turkey $9,750* Preparation and publication of The Life of Reason and the one-book volume Philadelphia, PA G. Kenneth Sams volumes 31, 32 and 33 (print and electronic of literary criticism, Three Philosophical Poets. versions) and continued preparation of volume $198,000 One and one-half full-time 34 of the Institute for Advanced Study fellowships per year for three years. Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle, covering the years 1855–1860. Princeton, NJ Peter Goddard Bard College $37,000* Three humanities fellow- Folger Shakespeare Library Annandale-on-Hudson, NY Jacob Neusner ships each year for three years. Washington, DC Gail Kern Paster $50,000 A conference examining the extent to $378,000 Three fellowships Institute for Advanced Study which there are intellectual resources within per year for three years. Princeton, NJ Peter Goddard each of the world’s major religions supporting tolerance for adherents of other religions. $37,000* Three humanities fellow- Folger Shakespeare Library ships each year for three years. Washington, DC Carnegie Mellon University Owen Williams Pittsburgh, PA Donald Sinclair Sutton $40,000 A conference investigating the historical Jewish Publication Society role of Shakespeare in American classrooms. Philadelphia, PA Ellen Frankel $50,000 Completion of field work in Huanglong, and initial prepa- $10,000* Preparation for publication of an ration for publication. English-language anthology of Folktales of the Jews that will include 350 annotated narratives in their historical and cultural contexts.

NATIONALRESEARCH ENDOWMENTPROGRAMS FOR THE HUMANITIES 453 *Federal Matching Funds Jewish Publication Society Newberry Library Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Philadelphia, PA Ellen Frankel Chicago, IL James R. Grossman Pomona, NJ Tom Papademetriou $100,000 Production of a volume of transla- $40,000* Three fellowships $150,000 The documentation and study tions of writings by Jews in Judea and the per year for two years. of Greek Orthodox religious material Diaspora from roughly 300 BCE to 100 CE. culture created during Ottoman rule Newberry Library (1299–1923) in Anatolia. Joslyn Art Museum Chicago, IL Carla Zecher Omaha, NE Marsha V. Gallagher $70,000 Preparation of an annotated Rutgers University $150,000 Preparation of an annotated English translation of the memoir New Brunswick, NJ Paul B. Israel translation of the journals in which Prince of Dumont de Montigny. $165,000* Completion of volume 6 and Maximilian of Wied described his expedi- continued editorial work on volume tion to the United States in 1832–34. New-York Historical Society 7 of the Papers of Thomas Edison. New York, NY Melanie Randolph Miller Massachusetts Historical Society $200,000 Work to prepare two volumes Rutgers University Boston, MA C. James Taylor of the diary of Gouverneur Morris. New Brunswick, NJ Ann D. Gordon $200,000 Preparation and publication of $25,000 Completion of volume 5 of a selec- volumes 8 and 9 of the Adams’s Family North Carolina State University tive six-volume print edition of the papers of Correspondence and to begin work on volume 10. Raleigh, NC Marvin Thomas Hester Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. $150,000 An edition of the Prose Massachusetts Historical Society Letters of John Donne. School for Advanced Research Boston, MA C. James Taylor Santa Fe, NM Richard M. Leventhal $52,300* Volumes 7 and 8 in the Adams’s Omohundro Institute of Early American $45,000* Three fellowships History and Culture Family Correspondence (Series II) and Volumes each year for three years. Williamsburg, VA 12 and 13 of the Correspondence and Papers of Charles F. Hobson Statesmen (Series III) of the Adams Papers. $30,000* Completion of volume 12, Southern Illinois University the final volume of the edition of the Carbondale, IL Prudence M. Rice Massachusetts Historical Society papers of John Marshall (1755–1835), $100,000 Three seasons of fieldwork, Boston, MA Conrad Edick Wright American statesman and jurist. analysis, and interpretation at Nixtun- $10,000* Two humanities fellow- Ch’ich’, Petén, in northern Guatemala. ships each year for three years. Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture Southern Illinois University Mount Holyoke College Williamsburg, VA Charles F. Hobson Carbondale, IL Larry A. Hickman South Hadley, MA Robert M. Schwartz $100,000 Work on a two-volume edition of the $50,000 Preparation of supplemen- $149,958 Conference papers, scholarly law reports and papers of St. George Tucker. tal volumes to the Correspondence and articles, digital publications, and a book Collected Works of John Dewey. Omohundro Institute of Early American on the nineteenth-century transporta- History and Culture tion revolution in Britain and France. St. Joseph’s University Williamsburg, VA Ronald Hoffman Philadelphia, PA Bruce Wells National Humanities Center $129,000 One fellowship per year for three years. $148,161 The examination of several hundred Research Triangle Park, NC Kent R. Mullikin neo-Babylonian cuneiform tablets in order to Portland State University $256,000 Four fellowships per analyze and describe the features of the trial Portland, OR Kenneth M. Ames year for three years. court system operative in Mesopotamia (present $149,901 To support the analysis and day Iraq) during the seventh to fifth century BCE. National Humanities Center interpretation of the results, especially Research Triangle Park, NC Geoffrey Galt Harpham those relating to social complexity and Stanford University $90,000* Seven humanities fellow- to fur trade, of four earlier excavations Stanford, CA Clayborne Carson ships each year for two years. on the North American Pacific coast. $40,000* Publication of volumes 5 and 6, and continued editorial work on volume 7 Princeton University New York Public Library of the Martin Luther King Jr. Papers. New York, NY Howard Dodson Princeton, NJ Barbara Bowen Oberg $61,000* Three humanities fellow- $60,000* Scholarly work on volumes Stanford University ships each year for three years. 32–35 of the multivolume edition Stanford, CA Clayborne Carson of the Thomas Jefferson Papers. $50,000 Publication of volumes 6 and New York University 7 and work on volumes 8 and 9 of the Princeton University New York, NY Esther Katz Martin Luther King Jr. Papers. Princeton, NJ Michael A. Cook $25,000* Completion of volume 2 and continued work on volumes 3 and 4 of $50,000 The final assembling and editing Ulysses S. Grant Association a four-volume print edition of materi- of the six-volume New Cambridge History of Carbondale, IL John Y. Simon als selected from the microfilm archive Islam, which will replace the two-volume $925* Publication of volumes 27 and of the papers of Margaret Sanger. history published over thirty years ago. 28, and completion of volumes 29–32 of the Papers of Ulysses S. Grant.

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 46 *Federal Matching Funds University of Akron, Main Campus University of Hawaii, Manoa University of Rochester Akron, OH Timothy Matney Honolulu, HI Andrew Todd Crislip Rochester, NY Russell A. Peck $25,000* Excavation and analysis of the site of $100,000 A critical edition and transla- $150,000 Preparation of multiple ancient Tushhan on the Upper Tigris in south- tion of the Works of Shenoute. volumes of a series of editions of east Turkey, an ideal laboratory for studying the important Middle English texts. process of collapse of the Late Assyrian Empire. University of Mary Washington Fredericksburg, VA Douglas Sanford University of Rochester University of Akron, Main Campus $48,000 Creation of a relational database Rochester, NY Russell A. Peck Akron, OH Timothy Matney of dwellings in the Chesapeake region $10,000* Preparation of multiple $50,000 Continuing excavation, analysis, and in which Virginia slaves were housed, volumes of a series of editions of interpretation of urban planning and settlement comprising both extant structures and important Middle English texts. patterns of a site in modern Turkey that was a structures for which only documentary or provincial capital of the Late Assyrian Empire. archaeological evidence is available. University of South Florida St. Petersburg, FL Kathryn J. Weedman University of Arizona University of Missouri $149,489 An ethnoarchaeological and archaeo- Tucson, AZ Dale S. Brenneman Columbia, MO Kerby Alonzo Miller logical study of the Gamo caste system, which $150,000 Preparation for publication of $150,000 Conference papers, journal articles, will include mapping and inventorying different documents relating to the Southern Arizona and a monograph on religious/demographic caste households, conducting oral history inter- O’odham and Pee Posh People and their interac- change in Ireland, and its social, political, and views, and excavating archaeological villages. tions with colonial Spain and early Mexico. cultural concomitants from 1659 to 1926. University of Southern Mississippi University of California University of North Carolina Hattiesburg, MS Marie Elaine Danforth Berkeley, CA Robert H. Hirst Chapel Hill, NC Donald C. Haggis $30,000** The excavation and analysis $204,472* An electronic edition of Mark Twain’s $22,000* To support research on the of human remains in an early French Complete Letters, 1853–1910 and Mark Twain’s development of a nascent Cretan polis colonial cemetery on the Gulf Coast. Complete Notebooks & Journals, 1855–1910. and of cultural exchange in the Greek Aegean during the Early Iron Age. University of Tennessee University of California Knoxville, TN Daniel Feller Berkeley, CA Robert H. Hirst University of North Carolina $150,000 To complete volumes 7 and 8, the $100,000 Completion of an electronic Chapel Hill, NC Andrew J. Perrin first two volumes of presidential papers of online edition of Mark Twain’s Letters and $50,000 A translation and critical edi- Andrew Jackson and work on volume 9. editorial work and XML encoding of tion of the Frankfurt Institute for Social Twain’s autobiographical writings. Research’s Gruppenexperiment. University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN Aleydis M. Van de Moortel University of California University of North Carolina $150,000 Archaeological excavation and Santa Barbara, CA Elizabeth H. Witherell Greensboro, NC Jeffrey Scott Soles survey at Mitrou, Greece, in order to study $100,000 Publication of Henry David Thoreau’s $40,000* To support a final seven- the development and disintegration of the first Excursions, Journals, and Correspondence. week excavation season at Mochlos state-level society on the European continent. and write-up of field reports. University of Chicago University of Virginia Chicago, IL Philip Gossett University of Oregon Charlottesville, VA John C. A. Stagg $43,500* Preparation of five volumes Eugene, OR Stephanie G. Wood $30,000* Completion of volume 6 in of the Works of Giuseppe Verdi. $100,000 The digitization of the Kislak the Presidential Series, volume 8 Techialoyans and the preparation of in the Secretary of State Series of University of Cincinnati English and Spanish annotated transla- the Papers of James Madison, and Cincinnati, OH Mary Sue Morrow tions on an interactive website. volume 1 of the Retirement Series, $99,960 Preparation of the first volume of and continued editorial work on a nearly complete five-part series on the University of Puget Sound subsequent volumes of all three series. history of the symphony. An audio CD of Tacoma, WA Peter H. Greenfield recordings of less familiar but important $50,000* Publication of county records of University of Virginia works will accompany the volume. early English drama, including the two-volume Charlottesville, VA Hoyt N. Duggan Wales collection and the two-volume merged $100,000 Completion of the B critical text University of Florida Cheshire and updated Chester collection. of Piers Plowman with textual annotation Gainesville, FL Michael E. Moseley and completion of documentary editions $23,400* The excavation and interpreta- University of Puget Sound of the A and C manuscripts accompanied tion of two pre-Columbian Andean libation Tacoma, WA Peter H. Greenfield by color facsimiles of the originals. halls in present day Peru to study religious $50,000 Preparation for publication of rituals and the transfer of one polity’s gods county records of early English drama, into the pantheon of the other’s. including the two-volume merged Cheshire and updated Chester collection, the Ecclesiastical London collection, and the London: Inns of Court collection.

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 47 *Federal Matching Funds **Emergency Grant University of Virginia Lucille Chia Charlottesville, VA Theodore J. Crackel Riverside, CA $70,000* Scholarly work on twelve volumes $7,500 Travel and accommodation expenses of the letterpress edition of the Papers of for six non-U.S. scholars from Asia, Europe, George Washington: volumes 15–20 of the and Australia whose research will make a Revolutionary War series, volumes 13–16 significant contribution to a conference on of the Presidential series, and volumes book culture and printing in China from 1–2 of the Financial Papers series. the eighth to the fourteenth centuries.

University of Virginia William Henry Honeychurch Charlottesville, VA Jerome J. McGann North Potomac, MD $12,500* Completion of the Rossetti $90,000 Excavation, analysis, and interpretation Archive, an online electronic resource at archaeological sites in the Eurasian steppe to containing digital copies of the entire body study social and political organization among of Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s works. pastoral societies during the Mongolian Empire.

University of Virginia Aaron J. Kleist Charlottesville, VA Holly Shulman La Mirada, CA $120,000 Completion of the Dolley Madison $99,998 Publication in print and elec- Digital Edition and launch of The Women tronic form of selected Anglo-Saxon of the Founding Era, extending documentary homilies by Ælfric of Eynsham. editions of the Founding Fathers to the women of the era in an electronic format.

W. F. Albright Institute of Archaeological Research Jerusalem, Israel Seymour Gitin $198,000 One and one-half fulltime fellowships per year for three years.

Western Michigan University Kalamazoo, MI Catherine J. Julien $99,986 Preparation of an edition of the documents, commentaries, and narrative of Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca’s exploration of the Paraguay River.

Western Michigan University Kalamazoo, MI Paul E. Szarmach $99,930 An electronic edition of Cambridge Pembroke College MS 25, an eleventh-century collection of Latin sermons from which many Old English translations were produced.

Winterthur Museum Winterthur, DE Pauline K. Eversmann $138,000 One fellowship per year for three years.

Yale University New Haven, CT Frederick Lamp $50,000 Library research, travel preparation, and a planning conference prior to undertaking field research in Guinea, West Africa, on the masquerade character and performance piece known among the Baga people as D’mba.

Yale University New Haven, CT Ellen R. Cohn $110,000* Publication of volumes 38 and 39, completion of editorial work on volumes 40 and 41, beginning of editorial work on volumes 42 and 43 of the papers of Benjamin Franklin.

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 48 *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.

CHALLENGE GRANTS 49 Challenge Grants Community Colleges of Spokane Foundation International Center of Medieval Art Spokane, WA Angela Rasmussen New York, NY Mary B. Shepard Grants secure long-term funding for humanities $100,000* Endowment for staff salaries, $68,037* Endowment for program- programming and resources through building faculty stipends, and programming in a ming and staff, including a part-time endowments at institutions. humanities center, and for library acquisitions. copy editor for the journal Gesta. Cornell University Jazz at Lincoln Center, Inc. American Academy in Rome Ithaca, NY Franklin W. Robinson New York, NY Laura Johnson New York, NY Adele Chatfield-Taylor $313,000* Construction of a study center in $200,000* Endowment and bridge funding for $300,000* Renovation of the acad- the university’s art museum and endowment staff salaries and for humanities programming. emy’s library and endowment for a for educational programming and salary staff position and lecture program. for a half-time education coordinator. Jefferson County Historical Society Port Townsend, WA American Library Association William Tennent Cyprus American Archaeological Chicago, IL Deborah Robertson $100,000* Purchase of a building to house Research Institute an archive and research library, renovation $80,670* Endowment for humanities scholars Nicosia, Cyprus Thomas W. Davis of exhibition space, fund-raising costs, and to provide ongoing training and consulta- $250,000* Construction of a library addition endowment for an archivist position. tion for libraries’ programming staff. to an American overseas research center and Johns Hopkins University American Shakespeare Center endowment for operating expenses for the new Baltimore, MD Deborah Slingluff Staunton, VA Ralph Cohen facility, including a librarian’s salary, as well as bridge funding and development costs. $200,000* Endowment for a librarian, $200,000* Construction costs of the acquisitions, and cataloging in support of Shakespearean replica Blackfriars Durham Library Foundation the Stulman Jewish Studies program. Playhouse, bridge funds, and an Durham, NC Hampton Auld endowment for education staff. $429,529* Endowment for a part-time humani- Kansas State University Manhattan, KS Arab Community Center ties coordinator, humanities programming, Mark P. Parillo for Economic and Social Services and related acquisitions as well as direct costs $200,000* Symposia, graduate fellowships, Dearborn, MI Anan Ameri for bridging funds and fund-raising expenses. and fund raising, and endowment for a $50,000* Endowment for the salary of faculty chair, faculty and graduate fellowships, Elizabethtown College a manager of public programs at the programs, and acquisitions in an institute for Elizabethtown, PA Christina Bucher Arab American National Museum. military history and twentieth-century studies. $167,000* Endowment for a faculty chair, Asia Society visiting fellows, and library acquisitions in a Levine Museum of the New South New York, NY Vishakha N. Desai center for Anabaptist and Pietist studies. Charlotte, NC Emily F. Zimmern $400,000* Endowment for the position $150,000* Endowment for research on post-Civil Emory University of associate director of public programming War Southern history and expanded community Atlanta, GA Martine W. Brownley and for scholars and academic consultants outreach through humanities programming. $100,000* Endowment for junior/post-doctoral who contribute to humanities programming fellowships, staff, and general programming Liberty Memorial Association and publications. at Emory’s Center for Humanistic Inquiry. Kansas City, MO Eli Paul Bryn Mawr College $200,000* Endowment for a historian/ Fredericksburg Area Museum Bryn Mawr, PA Dale Kinney education director, for educational pro- and Cultural Center, Inc. $135,000* Endowment and bridge funding gramming, and for related acquisitions. Fredericksburg, VA Edwin Whitfield Watson for curricular innovation, graduate fellow- $100,000* Endowment for staff coordina- Loyola University ships, internships, and scholarly visitors in tors for school and public programs, New Orleans, LA David C. Estes a multidisciplinary graduate program. as well as website development and $84,253* Endowment for a faculty director, Carnegie Mellon University stipends for humanities scholars. archivist, biennial symposium, exhibitions, Pittsburgh, PA David R. Shumway online journal, and acquisitions for the Center Hendrix College $150,000* Endowment for external and for the Study of Catholics in the South. Conway, AR Mark S. Schantz internal fellowships, a research seminar, and $150,000* Endowment for a faculty direc- Michigan State University visiting lectures in a humanities center. tor, faculty development workshops, East Lansing, MI Arthur M. Melzer Claremont Graduate University visiting lecturers, and library acquisitions $150,000 Endowment for the pro- Claremont, CA Karen J. Torjesen on behalf of a freshman-year core course. grams of the Symposium on Science, Reason, and Modern Democracy. $250,000* Endowment for a faculty chair in Indianapolis-Marion County Islamic Studies, an adjunct appointment in Public Library Foundation Mississippi Department Hebrew, student research, library acquisitions, Indianapolis, IN Christine Cairo of Archives and History and a faculty/student/community retreat. $14,900* Endowment for humanities Jackson, MS Mary Alice White programming and for additions to the $100,000* Endowment for educational library’s humanities collections. programming and a Welty scholar at the Eudora Welty House in Jackson, Mississippi.

NATIONALCHALLENGE ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 503 *Federal Matching Funds Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens Stanford University Special Initiatives Delray Beach, FL Thomas Gregersen Stanford, CA John B. Bender Ahtna Heritage Foundation $98,000* Endowment for the position $184,670* Endowment for the Stanford Glennallen, AK Dorothy Shinn of director of education and for Humanities Center’s program of faculty/ humanities programming. graduate-student research workshops. $5,000* Endowment for part-time humanities staff, including tradition-bearers and Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation Swarthmore College humanities scholars, and for humani- Omaha, NE Julie A. Reilly Swarthmore, PA Constance Cain Hungerford ties educational programming. $175,000* Endowment to support a paint- $200,000* Endowment for faculty positions Cooleemee Historical Association ings conservator and related expenses at in the teaching of modern standard Arabic. the Gerald R. Ford Conservation Center’s Cooleemee, NC Lynn W. Rumley paintings conservation laboratory. Trustees of Reservations $1,000* Endowment for humani- Beverly, MA Susan Edwards ties programming in local history. Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art $75,000* Endowment for a full-time Kansas City, MO Deborah Emont Scott Copiah-Lincoln Community College archivist and a part-time historic resources Natchez, MS Carolyn V. Smith $85,000* Endowment for the position manager as well as direct support for equip- of curator of South and Southeast ment purchases and reproduction costs. $24,510* Endowment to provide partial Asian art as well as related expenses support for the educational director of the for research travel and conservation. University of California Press Natchez Literary and Cinema Celebration. Berkeley, CA Lynne E. Withey New Hampshire Historical Society Duke University $150,000* New endowment for publications Concord, NH William P. Veillette Durham, NC Michael A. Gillespie in history, literature, and film studies, and $100,000* Creation of an education augmented endowment for publications in $175,000* Endowment for a visiting profes- center and endowment for related music history and general humanities. sorship, undergraduate seminars, lectures, humanities programming. and an annual conference in a program University of Kentucky Research Foundation in American values and institutions. New York Public Library Lexington, KY Daniel B. Rowland New York, NY William Stingone Fort Apache Heritage Foundation, Inc. $80,000* Endowment and bridge funding for Fort Apache, AZ Karl A. Hoerig $200,000* Endowment for staff positions in the programs and endowment for a faculty chair to library’s Manuscripts and Archives Division. serve as director of a center for the humanities. $8,155* Endowment for oral history research, presentations by White Mountain Apache Philadelphia Museum of Art University of New Orleans elders and cultural experts, and creation of Philadelphia, PA Marla Shoemaker New Orleans, LA J. Richard Gruber exhibits relating to tribal and regional history. $91,850* Endowment for the position $93,833* Restoration of a historic library George Washington University of senior curator of education and and construction of a new education Washington, DC Maeva Marcus for humanities programming. wing to complete the Ogden Museum of Southern Art’s three-building complex. $226,663* Endowment for a director’s salary, Pierpont Morgan Library a scholar-in-residence program, and seminars New York, NY Robert Parks University of Tennessee, Knoxville for graduate students, teachers, and higher $350,000* Endowment for an existing curator Knoxville, TN Michael Kulikowski education faculty members in an institute for position, a new associate curator, and increased $200,000* Endowment for staff salaries, Constitutional Studies; and direct funding for operating expenses for the Department of academic fellowships, and programming in a development costs and start-up activities. Literary and Historical Manuscripts. center for Medieval and Renaissance studies. Greenbelt Museum South Dakota Humanities Council Vermont Humanities Council College Park, MD Jill Parsons St. John Brookings, SD Richard Papousek Montpelier, VT Peter A. Gilbert $18,420* Endowment for the position $12,000* Endowment for humani- $115,876* Purchase and renovation of a of education coordinator. ties programming in the new South new facility for the Vermont Humanities Hanover Tavern Foundation Dakota Center for the Book. Council, and endowment for programs. Hanover, VA Joseph D. Kyle Southeastern Library Network, Inc. Virginia Military Institute $9,551* Endowment for an education Atlanta, GA Kate F. Nevins Lexington, VA Malcolm Muir, Jr. coordinator and humanities programs $167,000* Endowment for staff salaries and $350,000* Endowment for the collection of at the History Discovery Center. other costs of producing and maintaining the an oral history archive, library and museum Historic Northampton online Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. acquisitions, conferences, and publications. Northampton, MA Kerry W. Buckley St. John’s University, Collegeville Washington Drama Society, Inc./Arena Stage $21,928* Endowment for the position Collegeville, MN Theresa M. Vann Washington, DC Mark Bly of education coordinator. $150,000* Endowment for a curator’s salary, $300,000* Endowment to enhance acquisitions and collections development, humanities-related audience enrich- and research activities in the Malta Study ment and educational programming. Center of the Hill Monastic Library.

NATIONALCHALLENGE ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 513 *Federal Matching Funds Library Company of Philadelphia University of Notre Dame Philadelphia, PA John C. Van Horne Notre Dame, IN Michael P. Zuckert $490,452* Endowment for research fellowships, $334,000* Endowment for a faculty posi- acquisitions, and staff salaries for the Program tion in Constitutional studies and religion, in Early American Economy and Society. a visiting lecture series, seminars for journalists, a postdoctoral teaching fellow- Montpelier Foundation ship, a dissertation fellowship, graduate Orange, VA William F. Harris, II student stipends and conferences. $300,000* Endowment for staff and humanities programming of the Center for the Constitution at Montpelier.

National Constitution Center Philadelphia, PA Stephen M. Frank $150,000* Construction of a changing exhibits gallery space as well as endowment for partial support of the director of exhibits and expenses related to temporary exhibitions.

New Hampshire Farm Museum, Inc. Milton, NH Victor A. Becker $29,594* Endowment to fund partial salary for the position of director of educational programming in local history.

Pennsylvania State University University Park, PA William A. Blair $300,000* 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 A. T. Stephens $200,000* 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.

Shady Side Rural Heritage Society Shady Side, MD Janet Harris Surrett $15,704* Endowment for a professional curator to research local history, develop humanities programs, and maintain collections for the society’s Captain Salem Avery House Museum.

St. Mary’s College of Maryland Foundation, Inc. St. Mary’s City, MD Zachariah Paulo Messitte $175,000* Endowment for staff and curricular programming in the Center for the Study of Democracy, in collaboration with Historic St. Mary’s City.

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

NATIONALCHALLENGE ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 523 *Federal Matching Funds OFFICE OF FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP

Through the Ofﬁce of Federal/State Partnership, NEH Grants go to the state and territory humanities councils for operating costs and special projects.

NATIONALFEDERAL/STATE ENDOWMENT PARTNERSHIP FOR THE HUMANITIES 533 Alabama Humanities Foundation Delaware Humanities Forum Humanities Council SC 1100 Ireland Way, Suite 101 100 West 10th Street, Suite 1009 2711 Middleburg Drive, Suite 308 Birmingham, AL 35205-7001 Wilmington, DE 19801 Columbia, SC 29204 (205) 558-3980 (302) 657-0650 (803) 771-2477 David Campbell, Chairman Megan Mantzavinos, Chairman John G. Creech, Chairman Robert C. Stewart, Executive Director Marilyn P. Whittington, Executive Director Randy L. Akers, Executive Director $563,096 $455,960 $546,206

Alaska Humanities Forum Florida Humanities Council Humanities Iowa 421 West 1st Avenue, Suite 300 599 Second Street South 100 Oakdale Campus N310 OH Anchorage, AK 99501 St. Petersburg, FL 33701-5005 Iowa City, IA 52242-5000 (907) 272-5341 (727) 553-3800 (319) 335-4153 Tadd Owens, Chairman David R. Colburn, Chairman Jane Bell, Chairman Gregory W. Kimura, Executive Director Janine Farver, Executive Director Christopher R. Rossi, Executive Director $550,600 $966,626 $522,633

Amerika Samoa Humanities Council Fundación Puertorriqueña de las Humanidades Humanities Tennessee P. O. Box 5800 P. O. Box 9023920 306 Gay Street, Suite 306 Pago Pago, AS 96799 San Juan, PR 00902-3920 Nashville, TN 37201 (684) 633-4870 (787) 721-2087 (615) 770-0006 Fonoti S. Vaeao, Chairman Luis E. Gonzalez-Vales, Chairman Jane Walters, Chairman Niualama E. Taifane, Executive Director Juan M. Gonzalez Lamela, Executive Director Robert Cheatham, Executive Director $242,671 $558,060 $605,018

Arizona Humanities Council Georgia Humanities Council Humanities Texas The Ellis-Shackelford House 50 Hurt Plaza, SE 1410 Rio Grande Street 1242 N. Central Avenue Suite 595 Austin, TX 78701 Phoenix, AZ 85004-1887 Atlanta, GA 30303-2915 (512) 440-1991 (602) 257-0335 (404) 523-6220 Jo Anne Christian, Chairman Roger W. Lidman, Chairman Lucretia Payton-Stewart, Chairman Michael L. Gillette, Executive Director Juliana Yoder, Executive Director Jamil S. Zainaldin, Executive Director $1,142,930 $570,700 $686,726 Humanities Washington Arkansas Humanities Council Guam Humanities Council 615 Second Avenue, Suite 300 10800 Financial Centre Parkway 111 Chalan Santo Papa, Suite 711 Seattle, WA 98104 Suite 465 Hagatna, GU 96910 (206) 682-1770 Little Rock, AR 72211 (671) 472-4460 Susannah Malarkey, Chairman (501) 221-0091 Taling Taitano, Chairman Edwin B. Lord, Executive Director Barbara W. Heffington, Chairman Kimberlee Kihleng, Executive Director $610,754 Robert E. Bailey, Executive Director $263,181 $513,966 Idaho Humanities Council Hawai'i Council for the Humanities 217 West State Street California Council for the Humanities First Hawai'ian Bank Building Boise, ID 83702 312 Sutter Street, Suite 601 3599 Wai'alae Avenue, Room 23 (208) 345-5346 San Francisco, CA 94108 Honolulu, HI 96816 Ron Pisaneschi, Chairman (415) 391-1474 (808) 732-5402 Richard K. Ardinger, Executive Director Douglas Greenberg, Chairman Loretta O. Pang, Chairman $468,124 James D. Quay, Executive Director Robert G. Buss, Executive Director $1,644,700 $528,186 Illinois Humanities Council 17 North State Street, Suite 1400 Colorado Humanities Humanities Council of Washington, DC Chicago, IL 60602-3296 1490 Lafayette Street, Suite 101 925 U Street, NW (312) 422-5580 Denver, CO 80218 Washington, DC 20001 Arthur Sussman, Chairman (303) 894-7951 (202) 387-8393 Kristina A. Valaitis, Executive Director Marguerite Salazar, Chairman Donald G. Murray, Chairman $860,252 Margaret A. Coval, Executive Director Joy Ford Austin, Executive Director $544,288 $453,000 Indiana Humanities Council 1500 North Delaware Street Connecticut Humanities Council Indianapolis, IN 46202-2419 955 South Main Street, Suite E (317) 638-1500 Middletown, CT 06457 Larry Rowland, Chairman (860) 685-2260 Scott T. Massey, Executive Director Carol Clapp, Chairman $616,300 Bruce Fraser, Executive Director $532,600

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 54 Kansas Humanities Council Mississippi Humanities Council New Mexico Humanities Council 112 SW Sixth Avenue, Suite 210 3825 Ridgewood Road, Room 311 MSC06 3570 Topeka, KS 66603 Jackson, MS 39211-6497 1 University of New Mexico (785) 357-0359 (601) 432-6752 Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001 Randolph G. Austin, Chairman Willis Lott, Chairman (505) 277-3705 Julie L. Mulvihill, Executive Director Barbara Carpenter, Executive Director Margaret Espinosa McDonald, Chairman $513,156 $515,603 Craig L. Newbill, Executive Director $482,180 Kentucky Humanities Council Missouri Humanities Council 206 East Maxwell Street 543 Hanley Industrial Court, Suite 201 New York Council for the Humanities Lexington, KY 40508 St. Louis, MO 63144-1905 150 Broadway, Suite 1700 (859) 257-5932 (314) 781-9660 New York, NY 10038 James S. Parker, Chairman John A. Wright, Chairman (212) 233-1131 Virginia G. Smith, Executive Director Michael Bouman, Executive Director Marion Roach Smith, Chairman $551,260 $596,708 David Cronin, Executive Director $1,099,075 Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Montana Committee for the Humanities 938 Lafayette Street, Suite 300 311 Brantly Hall North Carolina Humanities Council New Orleans, LA 70113-1782 University of Montana 122 North Elm Street, Suite 601 (504) 523-4352 Missoula, MT 59812-7848 Greensboro, NC 27401 R. Lewis McHenry, Chairman (406) 243-6022 (336) 334-5383 Michael J. Sartisky, Executive Director Danell M. Jones, Chairman Willis P. Whichard, Chairman $567,176 Mark A. Sherouse, Executive Director Lynn Wright-Kernodle, Executive Director $463,320 $680,100 Maine Humanities Council 674 Brighton Avenue Nebraska Humanities Council North Dakota Humanities Council Portland, ME 04102-101 215 Centennial Mall South, Suite 500 418 E. Broadway Avenue, Suite 8 (207) 773-5051 Lincoln, NE 68508 Bismarck, ND 58501-4086 Richard E. Barnes, Chairman (402) 474-2131 (701) 255-3360 Erik C. Jorgensen, Executive Director Don Pederson, Chairman Jim Norris, Chairman $476,438 Jane Renner Hood, Executive Director Janet Daley, Executive Director $487,236 $468,351 Maryland Humanities Council 108 West Centre Street Nevada Humanities Northern Mariana Islands Baltimore, MD 21201-4565 P. O. Box 8029 Council for the Humanities (410) 685-0095 Reno, NV 89507 P.O. Box 506437 Catherine R. Gira, Chairman (775) 784-6587 Saipan, MP 96950 Margaret R. Burke, Executive Director Nora James, Chairman (670) 235-4785 $591,352 Judith Winzeler, Executive Director Herman T. Guerrero, Chairman $474,949 Paz C. Younis, Executive Director Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities $253,751 66 Bridge Street New Hampshire Humanities Council Northampton, MA 01060 19 Pillsbury Street Ohio Humanities Council (413) 584-8440 Concord, NH 03301 471 E. Broad St., Suite 1620 David J. Harris, Chairman (603) 224-4071 Columbus, OH 43215-3857 David A. Tebaldi, Executive Director Kathryn Muirhead, Chairman (614) 461-7802 $626,704 Deborah Watrous, Executive Director John Bryant, Chairman $470,821 Gale E. Peterson, Executive Director Michigan Humanities Council $823,180 119 Pere Marquette Drive New Jersey Council for the Humanities Suite 3B 28 West State Street, 6th floor Oklahoma Humanities Council Lansing, MI 48912-1270 Trenton, NJ 08608 Festival Plaza (517) 372-7770 (609) 695-4838 428 West California, Suite 270 Judith Ann Rapanos, Chairman Zachary M. Narrett, Chairman Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Janice M. Fedewa, Executive Director Jane Brailove Rutkoff, Executive Director (405) 235-0280 $766,334 $706,000 Martin R. Wing, Chairman Ann Thompson, Executive Director Minnesota Humanities Commission $530,376 987 Ivy Avenue East St. Paul, MN 55106-2046 (651) 774-0105 Rondi Erickson, Chairman Stanley E. Romanstein, Executive Director $584,596

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 55 Oregon Council for the Humanities West Virginia Humanities Council Arizona Humanities Council 812 SW Washington Street, Suite 225 1310 Kanawha Boulevard, East Phoenix, AZ Ann-Mary Johnson Portland, OR 97205 Charleston, WV 25301 $94,320 Cultural heritage tourism grants, (503) 241-0543 (304) 346-8500 Arizona Heritage Traveler website upgrades, Jill Kirk, Chairman Robert M. Bastress, Chairman Motheread’s “My United States” family Cara Ungar-Gutierrez, Executive Director Kenneth Sullivan, Executive Director literacy curriculum, book festival and annual $526,828 $496,240 lecture speakers, a traveling exhibition, oral histories, and book discussions Pennsylvania Humanities Council Wisconsin Humanities Council Constitution Place 222 South Bedford Street, Suite F Arkansas Humanities Council 325 Chestnut Street, Suite 715 Madison, WI 53703-368 Little Rock, AR Barbara W. Heffington Philadelphia, PA 19106-2607 (608) 262-0706 $83,820 To support the annual statewide History (215) 925-1005 Karla Mullen, Chairman Day in Arkansas program, enhancement of Randall M. Miller, Chairman Dean C. Bakopoulos, Executive Director the online component of the Encyclopedia of Joseph J. Kelly, Executive Director $590,728 Arkansas History, and the development of a $859,800 new eighth-grade Arkansas history textbook. Wyoming Humanities Council 1315 E. Lewis Street Rhode Island Council for the Humanities California Council for the Humanities 385 Westminster Street, Suite 2 Laramie, WY 82072-3459 San Francisco, CA Ralph Lewin Providence, RI 02903 (307) 721-9243 $15,000 A traveling exhibition in eight (401) 273-2250 Kathleen Urban, Chairman locations over two years, together with local Gayle Gifford, Chairman Marcia W. Britton, Executive Director programming and documentary projects in Maitrayee Bhattacharyya, Executive Director $449,145 the host communities focused on the experi- $465,600 ences of new immigrant groups to California, We the People South Dakota Humanities Council Grants for with special emphasis on young people. Box 7050, University Station State Humanities Councils California Council for the Humanities Brookings, SD 57007 Alabama Humanities Foundation San Francisco, CA James D. Quay (605) 688-6113 Birmingham, AL Robert C. Stewart Richard Papousek, Chairman $351,340 Phase III of its multiyear California Fee Jacobsen, Executive Director $98,980 A one-week teacher institute on Stories initiative with a youth media pro- $455,800 Alabama’s Black Belt, the traveling exhibi- gram and ten California Story Fund grants tion, “Between Fences,” “My United States” to fund youth humanities programs. Utah Humanities Council family reading program, speakers bureau 202 West 300 North presentations and a grant program for Colorado Humanities Salt Lake City, UT 84103 projects in American history and culture. Denver, CO Marguerite Salazar (801) 359-9670 $84,580 The High Plains Chautauqua, Aida Mattingley, Chairman Alaska Humanities Forum “The Civil War: A House Divided,” Young Cynthia Buckingham, Executive Director Anchorage, AK Gregory W. Kimura Chautauqua, and a grant program for $490,372 $15,000 Projects that mark the 50th Anniversary projects in American history and culture. of Alaska statehood including the Alaska Vermont Humanities Council Constitutional Convention Almanac Radio Connecticut Humanities Council 11 Loomis Street Broadcast series, a convention for high school Middletown, CT Laurie Rayner Montpelier, VT 05602 and college students, and a regrant program. $15,000* To support the statewide presenta- (802) 262-2626 tion of the “Barn Again!” exhibition and Melissa D. Hersh, Chairman Alaska Humanities Forum complementary programming, and the Peter A. Gilbert, Executive Director Anchorage, AK Gregory W. Kimura Humanities in the Schools annual grant $451,800 $50,940 An exploration of Alaskan state- line that will strength the teaching, study, hood by research and study, a partnership and understanding of American history. Virgin Islands Humanities Council with Alaska Public Radio to gather and #7 Kongens Gade broadcast personal narratives, and an Connecticut Humanities Council St. Thomas, VI 00802-6746 interactive game to complement the Alaska Middletown, CT Bruce Fraser (340) 776-4044 History and Cultural Studies curriculum. $75,220 To support grants for summer institutes Sheena Conway, Chairman and other professional development opportuni- Mabel J. Maduro, Executive Director Arizona Humanities Council ties for K-12 teachers on the defining themes and $253,435 Phoenix, AZ Ann-Mary Johnson events of America’s past, and to enhance the $15,000* Projects including a traveling exhibit historical content and bibliographic materials Virginia Foundation for the Humanities on the life of labor leader César Chávez, for the Connecticut Humanities Council’s online 145 Ednam Drive training in a family literacy/citizenship encyclopedia for the state of Connecticut. Charlottesville, VA 22903-4629 curriculum, a history fest for high school (434) 924-3296 teachers, and cultural heritage tourism grants. L. Preston Bryant, Jr., Chairman Robert C. Vaughan, III, Executive Director $657,461

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 56 *Federal Matching Funds Delaware Humanities Forum Georgia Humanities Council Humanities Iowa Wilmington, DE Marilyn P. Whittington Atlanta, GA Jamil S. Zainaldin Iowa City, IA Christopher R. Rossi $15,000 A series of public programs, $120,620 Enhanced search capabilities of $15,000 To support exhibition develop- including Chautauqua presentations and the online New Georgia Encyclopedia, ment, scholarly presentations, and symposia on the history and principles of reading and discussion programs in Georgia publications. A regrants program will the U.S. Constitution, with emphasis on the communities, and a grant program for include speakers bureau discussions, local contributions of Delaware citizens to the projects in American history and culture. humanities programming, documentary drafting of the document, followed by visits to film projects, conferences, and seminars. the U.S. Constitution Center in Philadelphia. Guam Humanities Council Hagatna, GU Nicholas Goetzfridt Humanities Iowa Delaware Humanities Forum $15,000 Development of section on Iowa City, IA Christopher R. Rossi Wilmington, DE Marilyn P. Whittington Chamorro religious practices for the online $70,540 To support both grants and programs $52,440 To support the production of a thirty- encyclopedia about Guam, with photographs, conducted by Humanities Iowa that focus on the minute film and a companion curriculum guide historical drawings, and, when available, circumstances and people that have contributed examining the roles of Delaware’s Civil Rights audio and video, and development of to cultural, economic, and civic progress in the leaders in shaping the nation, intended particu- guides to help teachers use this material. United States, with particular emphasis on proj- larly for use with audiences of young people. ects that examine cultural and ethnic diversity in Guam Humanities Council Iowan life and in the formation of civic identity Florida Humanities Council Hagatna, GU Bernadette P. Schumann on the local, regional, and national levels. St. Petersburg, FL Ann S. Schoenacher $46,770 The first Filipino immigrants who $15,000 Five week-long teacher seminars settled in Guam at Camp Roxas in 1946 Humanities Tennessee exploring various aspects of Florida’s laid the foundation for four generations Nashville, TN Jane Walters cultural diversity and the historic events, of Ilonggos, the Iloilo people, to become $95,660 To support the digitization and people, values, and institutions that have Americans. This project will entail collecting documentation of stories of land and place shaped the state’s multicultural identity. oral histories and archival research of their in six communities across the state that will journey from the Philippines. These materials allow these communities to develop and Florida Humanities Council will be the basis of a photographic exhibi- share programs that explore community life; St. Petersburg, FL Ann S. Schoenacher tion and thirty-minute documentary film. web-based and live programming conducted by $208,660 A television documentary, the council to support and expand community workshops for teachers and an educational Hawai'i Council for the Humanities programming, including a speakers bureau and a website examining aging, tourism, technol- Honolulu, HI Robert G. Buss special series at the Southern Festival of Books. ogy, environment, immigration, diversity and $56,120 A tour of the Smithsonian exhibi- other themes exploring the twentieth-century tion “Key Ingredients: America by Food” to Humanities Texas transformation of Florida from swampy communities around the state, a publication on Austin, TX Michael L. Gillette southern backwater to bellwether megastate. cultural food traditions in Hawai'i, and reading $15,000 To support a summer institute for and discussion programs for local hospitals. teachers examining Galveston’s place in Fundación Puertorriqueña de las Humanidades United States immigration history; develop a San Juan, PR Luis E. Gonzalez-Vales Humanities Council of Washington, DC historical, traveling exhibit on farm workers in $15,000 Development of bilingual texts about Washington, DC Jennifer Foley Texas; develop radio programming on Texas key historical, social, and cultural themes and $50,080 Emancipation Week programming; figures and events; provide small grants for events in contemporary Puerto Rico for the a youth leadership institute; a television public programs that explore significant events online Encyclopedia of Puerto Rico, and also to series on freedom, rights, and responsibili- in U.S. history; circulate five to eight travel- be available through radio broadcast and print. ties; a civic reflection conversation series; ing exhibits around the state; planning for a symposia for community historians; Resource cultural heritage initiative; and a public lecture. Fundación Puertorriqueña de las Humanidades Center archive and online database. San Juan, PR Luis E. Gonzalez-Vales Humanities Texas $78,560 The broadcast on television and radio Humanities Council SC Austin, TX Michael L. Gillette of community dialogs that explore American Columbia, SC Kristin M. Harkey $237,080 Teacher institutes examining the principles and beliefs and their impact on $15,000* To support the council’s tenth U.S.-Mexico border in American history; Puerto Rican history, and the relationship annual Book Festival in February 2006, and to a radio program highlighting historically between Puerto Rico and the United States. support grants throughout the state on themes significant Texas figures and events, travel- related to American history and culture. ing exhibits, and local heritage programs. Georgia Humanities Council Atlanta, GA Jamil S. Zainaldin Humanities Council SC $15,000 Distribution of a poster/history time- Columbia, SC Kristin M. Harkey line to teachers, strengthening of the National $81,140 The council’s 2007 Book Festival, the History Day in Georgia program, the 2006 Charleston Clemente Project, National History theme of which is “Taking a Stand in History,” Day contest, and grants throughout the state on and a regrant program targeted to adults. themes related to American history and culture.

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 57 *Federal Matching Funds Humanities Washington Indiana Humanities Council Maine Humanities Council Seattle, WA Ellen E. Terry Indianapolis, IN Scott T. Massey Portland, ME Victoria B. Bonebakker $98,240 To support project grants of up $98,530 To support a series of readings and $56,590 Adventures in American Literature, to $8,000 for locally-initiated community seminars on America’s founding documents an all-day public program on a significant piece programs on topics related to American and principles to be offered in various locations of American literature; the development of history and culture; traveling exhibitions throughout Indiana, and to support interactive new series for the New Books, New Readers and related programming associated with resources for elementary and secondary students and Let’s Talk About It reading and discus- the national Museum on Main Street; a with a special focus on Abraham Lincoln sion programs; oral history workshops, and college-level course focused on Americans’ and the early years of national expansion. a cultural heritage tour of the Kennebec and relationships to their landscapes; and a family Chaudière rivers, a 230-mile corridor span- reading program called “My United States.” Kansas Humanities Council ning Maine and much of Québec Province. Topeka, KS Julie L. Mulvihill Idaho Humanities Council $83,680 Kansas Chautauqua: Kansans Tell Maryland Humanities Council Boise, ID Richard K. Ardinger Their Stories. A follow up to the previous two Baltimore, MD Margaret R. Burke $15,000 To support presentations to public We the People initiatives that encouraged local $15,000* The special initiative, The Changing audiences on topics related to American history communities to explore their own history, Faces of Democracy; projects include and culture; a summer institute for teachers these funds will support a two-community the summer Chautauqua program, “War on Native American literature; reading and Chautauqua featuring notable Kansans. and Democracy—Personal Journeys,” a discussion programs exploring themes of Lewis reading and discussion series, Maryland and Clark and American identity; program- Kentucky Humanities Council History Day and a grant program. ming for public audiences to complement Lexington, KY Virginia G. Smith “Barn Again!” a traveling exhibit; and grants $80,700 To support Prime Time Family Reading Maryland Humanities Council to institutions throughout the state on themes programs held in libraries for at-risk youth Baltimore, MD Margaret R. Burke related to American history and culture. and their parents; the development of a new $92,740 The Maryland History Day Chautauqua program focused on the life and program, the Speakers Bureau pro- Idaho Humanities Council times of Abraham Lincoln, together with new gram, and the grant program. Boise, ID Richard K. Ardinger Chautauqua programs for schools; and Kentucky $57,230 To support speakers bureau pre- Humanities magazine, a twice-yearly publication Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities sentations, a teachers institute, reading and focusing on Kentucky history and culture. Northampton, MA Ellen K. Rothman discussion programs, Smithsonian exhibit $100,060 Activities exploring American programming, an initiative on American Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities history and culture including a public roots music and Idaho’s folk traditions, New Orleans, LA Michael J. Sartisky symposium on the U.S. Supreme Court, a special speaker programs, and regrants. $15,000 To support the regrant initiative new library-based, scholar-led reading and “Exploring American History in Local discussion series, and a grant initiative to Illinois Humanities Council Context,” the reading and discussion program support local humanities programming. Chicago, IL Kristina A. Valaitis “Readings in Literature & Culture,” and $15,000 To support presentations of the articles in Louisiana Endowment for the Michigan Humanities Council exhibitions “Between Fences” and “New Humanities’ magazine, Louisiana Cultural Vistas. Lansing, MI Janice M. Fedewa Harmonies” in twelve towns, the Road Scholars $500 A special grant program that speakers bureau, and a We the People grant line. Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities focuses on national themes and events New Orleans, LA Michael J. Sartisky through the lens of Michigan history. Illinois Humanities Council $83,850 To engage communities in Louisiana Chicago, IL Kristina A. Valaitis in the exploration of Louisiana’s hurricane Michigan Humanities Council $153,740 to develop statewide public pro- experience through grants, reading and Lansing, MI Janice M. Fedewa grams on the history of American music, scholar-led discussion programs and through $15,000 To support a grant program for Westward expansion, Illinois history, and the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities’ institutions across the state of Michigan for other important topics in American studies. statewide magazine, Louisiana Cultural Vistas. activities that reflect themes in American history and culture that connect events Indiana Humanities Council Maine Humanities Council in Michigan to national events. Indianapolis, IN Scott T. Massey Portland, ME Victoria B. Bonebakker $15,000 To support a teacher institute $15,000* The initiative, Understanding Our Michigan Humanities Council focused on curriculum resources for U.S. Past, Shaping Our Future, which will include Lansing, MI Cynthia M. Dimitrijevic history from the founding period to the a speakers’ bureau, oral history workshops, $131,560 To support a grant program con- end of Reconstruction, and reading and teacher institutes and a grant program focusing ducted by the Michigan Humanities Council discussion seminars on American founding on themes in American history and culture. that invites proposals for projects focused on principles for leaders in business, govern- important issues and events in both Michigan’s ment, education, and nonprofit sectors. and the United States’ history and culture.

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 58 *Federal Matching Funds Minnesota Humanities Commission Montana Committee for the Humanities New Jersey Council for the Humanities St. Paul, MN Jane Cunningham Missoula, MT Kim Anderson Trenton, NJ Jane Brailove Rutkoff $15,000* To support a regrant initiative, “We $53,260 A major statewide grant initiative on $119,510 A college-level course, “American the People: Tradition and Change,” that will Montana history and culture and on a variety of Freedom: The History of an Ideal,” for address Minnesota topics in the light of national American history and culture projects including low-income individuals, a series of three history, and two teacher seminars that will the OpenBook reading and discussion program hour seminars on American heroes for K-12 explore the Dakota Conflict of 1862 and the and the annual Montana Festival of the Book. teachers, and a week-long summer residential signing of the Mille Lacs Ojibwe Treaty. teachers seminar, which will examine the Nebraska Humanities Council life and legacy of George Washington. Minnesota Humanities Commission Lincoln, NE Sarah J. Hood St. Paul, MN Jane Cunningham $15,000* To support the council’s participa- New Mexico Humanities Council $88,840 Focused grant programs and a tion in the 2006 Great Plains Chautauqua, Albuquerque, NM Craig L. Newbill teacher professional development seminar “From Sea to Shining Sea: American $15,000 A series of activities that will commem- that will support and give thematic unity Expansion and Cultural Change, 1790–1850,” orate New Mexico’s centennial of statehood to four MHC program areas: grants, a program for high school students, Capitol in 2012 including a website, statewide public Learning in Retirement Network, Museum Forum, and additional speakers for public meetings and the development of a Centennial on Main Street, and teacher institutes. programs on U.S. and Great Plains history. Speakers Bureau and a Chautauqua program.

Mississippi Humanities Council Nebraska Humanities Council New Mexico Humanities Council Jackson, MS Barbara Carpenter Lincoln, NE Sarah J. Hood Albuquerque, NM Craig L. Newbill $10,000 Expansion of the speakers bureau $60,250 To support the production of a new $61,580 To support programming in observance with presentations on American history, a Chautauqua entitled “Visions for America: of the New Mexico centennial of statehood in conference and public radio programs featur- Notable Nebraska Reformers,” featuring 2012, including grants on the topic of “What ing oral history interview materials, and the William Jennings Bryan, George Norris, Does it Mean to be a New Mexican?” statewide development of an online Mississippi timeline. Grace Abbott, and Malcolm X; expansion participation in National History Day for middle of Capitol Forum on America’s Future to and high school students, and an essay contest. Mississippi Humanities Council additional high school students in western Jackson, MS Barbara Carpenter and rural parts of Nebraska; and to expand New York Council for the Humanities $70,100 Projects in conjunction with the presentations on American history and New York, NY Sara Ogger Smithsonian’s new Museum on Main Street culture in the council’s speakers bureau. $209,260 To support expansion of the council’s traveling exhibit on American roots music, new intergenerational family reading and discus- “New Harmonies.” Projects include an intensive Nevada Humanities sion program focused on themes in American one-week teachers seminar on Mississippi music Reno, NV Steve Davis history and culture and to expand reading and for teachers of Mississippi history and culture $65,260 Production of four Chautauqua discussion programming for adults also focused and the development of print and electronic policy forums and a series of related on themes in American history and culture. materials for classroom and public use. “Chautauqua Minutes” in partnership with the Reno PBS affiliate, and grants for North Carolina Humanities Council Missouri Humanities Council public programs in American history. Greensboro, NC Douglas H. Quin St. Louis, MO Michael Bouman $118,170 Let’s Talk About It reading $15,000 To support further development New Hampshire Humanities Council and discussion program, North Carolina of exhibitions that reinterpret the pres- Concord, NH Deborah Watrous Humanities Forum, the Teachers Institute ence of tribal societies in Missouri 200 $71,440 To support a variety of programs Program, American Indian teachers seminars, years ago and to mount the Chautauqua and book discussions across the state that regional workshops, and a grant program. program “America the Bountiful.” focus on important events and principles in American history and culture, and to support North Dakota Humanities Council Missouri Humanities Council “Vote! Heritage and Privilege,” a four-part Bismarck, ND Janet Daley St. Louis, MO Michael Bouman workshop for public schoolteachers on the $4,225 North Dakota Reads, a reading and $94,410 To support a focus on Missouri’s history history of voting in the United States. discussion program using scholar-facilitators, and future; programs to strengthen cultural orga- printed and online catalogs, and a book loan nizations; the Read from the Start family reading New Jersey Council for the Humanities program, culminating in a book festival. program; and programs to explore diversity and Trenton, NJ Jane Brailove Rutkoff to discover the meaning of “we” in We the People. $15,000* A series of two-day seminars on North Dakota Humanities Council critical moments in American history for Bismarck, ND Janet Daley Montana Committee for the Humanities Newark’s K-12 teachers, a college-level $50,770 The development of a Chautauqua Missoula, MT Kim Anderson seminar for low-income individuals, and program based on important figures in North $15,000 A statewide conference on Montana regrant projects that explore the mean- Dakota history and culture, and continued history and culture, and a variety of American ing of citizenship in the United States. development of the council’s new North history and culture projects through the Dakota Reads book discussion program. committee’s speakers bureau, grants program, reading and discussion groups, and the annual Montana Festival of the Book.

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 59 *Federal Matching Funds Northern Mariana Islands Pennsylvania Humanities Council Utah Humanities Council Council for the Humanities Philadelphia, PA Laurie Zierer Salt Lake City, UT Cynthia Buckingham Saipan, MP Herman T. Guerrero $10,000 Speaker presentations and book $65,720 Projects exploring historical themes $15,000 Chautauqua performances, lectures, discussions on topics in American history and events, history topics for the Speakers seminars, symposia, classroom activities and and a grant program to support projects Bureau, Great Salt Lake Book Festival technology projects on the period 1898–1999 that explore the contemporary relevance historians, Utah History Fair, an oral his- to increase awareness of the shared history of of the nation’s founding documents. tory initiative, a new Motheread curriculum, the Northern Mariana Islands and the United and weekly public radio broadcasts. States, foster understanding of the documents Pennsylvania Humanities Council that define the Commonwealth, and explore Philadelphia, PA Laurie Zierer Vermont Humanities Council current issues related to democratic principles. $15,000 Speaker presentations on American Montpelier, VT Larissa Vigue Picard history, literature programs on the Civil $15,000 A special grant program, read- Northern Mariana Islands War and American memoir, and grant- ing and discussion programs, and Council for the Humanities funded projects that explore significant public lectures, and humanities camps Saipan, MP Herman T. Guerrero events and themes in American culture. for at-risk middle school students. $46,020 Humanities programs that explore the origins of democracy in the Northern Pennsylvania Humanities Council Vermont Humanities Council Marianas Islands through several projects Philadelphia, PA Laurie Zierer Montpelier, VT Larissa Vigue Picard including the development of a digital print $151,120 The further expansion of the “Our $50,650 Public lectures and presenta- media database of local newspapers and Stories, Our Future” initiative. Activities tions, grants, reading and discussion periodicals, an oral history project that explores include a grant program, book groups, speaker programs, and humanities camps. residents role in the Civil Rights Movement, presentation, and promotional activities and a digital photographic database of historic that encourage reflection on diverse stories Virgin Islands Humanities Council photographs held in local repositories. that explore the way the American experi- St. Thomas, VI Oswin Sewer ence is appreciated in Pennsylvania. $6,760 A We the People webpage, a Ohio Humanities Council Chautauqua series, a lecture on women’s Columbus, OH Gale E. Peterson Rhode Island Council for the Humanities role in self-governance, and a panel $158,040 To support the 2006–07 Providence, RI Maitrayee Bhattacharyya discussion that explores the history of the Chautauquas on war and peace; the Gateway $15,000 To support humanities programming Island’s four constitutional conventions. to History website, and a conference for on themes in American history and culture K-12 history teachers; a teachers institute through radio, television, and public lectures. Virgin Islands Humanities Council and programs on the “Key Ingredients” St. Thomas, VI Roberta Q. Knowles exhibit; and a cultural tourism initiative. Rhode Island Council for the Humanities $46,280 To support a cultural and heritage Providence, RI Maitrayee Bhattacharyya tourism conference and publication of Oklahoma Humanities Council $54,570 To support regrants, a film series the conference proceedings as well as a Oklahoma City, OK David Pettyjohn in collaboration with RI PBS and the Office heritage tourism website focused on the $15,000 A public lecture in the humanities, of Library Information Studies, and speak- history, culture and significant historical complemented by partnerships with local ers programs about civic dialogs that help sites and structures in the Virgin Islands. institutions and a student seminar, and a us better understand the world around grant line reflecting We the People themes and us by means of American history. Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Oklahoma’s upcoming centennial in 2007. Charlottesville, VA Andrew S. Chancey South Dakota Humanities Council $15,000 Programs at the Virginia Festival Oklahoma Humanities Council Brookings, SD Sherry K. DeBoer of the Book, radio programs focusing on Oklahoma City, OK David Pettyjohn $15,000 To support the participation of how citizens explore heritage, a research $75,390 To support the Oklahoma Centennial historians, authors, and other nonfiction fellowship in American history and Film Festival featuring eight films about writers in the South Dakota Humanities culture, and grant projects focusing on Oklahoma that explore what is means to be an Council’s third annual Festival of Virginia’s traditions and communities. Oklahoman; a public lecture by a noted humani- Books to be held in Deadwood. ties scholar; and a grant initiative for projects Virginia Foundation for the Humanities related to American history and culture and South Dakota Humanities Council Charlottesville, VA Andrew S. Chancey Oklahoma’s centennial of statehood in 2007. Brookings, SD Sherry K. DeBoer $108,950 Conduct work through grants, $66,930 To support the fourth annual Festival public programs, Center for the Book, Oregon Council for the Humanities of Books in Sioux Falls. The theme is “Where media, and research that reaches Virginia Portland, OR Carol E. Hickman Readers and Writers Rendezvous.” audiences and beyond and that engages $76,000 The design and implementation of a them in discussions about who we are as new teacher institute on the rights and responsi- Utah Humanities Council human beings, Virginians, and Americans. bilities of citizenship in American democracy, a Salt Lake City, UT Cynthia Buckingham special grant cycle to solicit proposals for com- $5,000* A grant program for locally generated West Virginia Humanities Council munity reading and discussion programs that humanities projects, history topics in the Road Charleston, WV Mark Payne have a thematic focus on American citizenship, Scholars Speakers Bureau, lectures at the 2005 $75,830 To support exploration of American and a special issue of Oregon Humanities maga- Great Salt Lake Book Festival, the Utah History and West Virginia historical events and examina- zine on the principles of American democracy. Fair, and a statewide oral history program. tion of their impact on West Virginia citizens.

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 60 *Federal Matching Funds Wisconsin Humanities Council Madison, WI Jessica E. Becker $15,000 Book discussion programs, lectures, forums, speakers bureau programming, and special programs at the Wisconsin Book Festival to continue a multiyear exploration of the ideals and principles on which the United States was founded.

Wisconsin Humanities Council Madison, WI Jessica E. Becker $92,320 To support reading and discussion programs on the themes of “To Establish Justice” and “To Ensure Domestic Tranquility,” and related programming at Wisconsin’s annual book festival.

Wyoming Humanities Council Laramie, WY Victoria F. Sherry $7,000 “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 Victoria F. Sherry $49,680 Statewide programming around the Smithsonian’s Museum on Main Street traveling exhibition, “Between Fences.” Activities include a film discussion series, book discussion series, speakers forum, small grant initiative and a public television documentary exploring boundaries and borders in Western American life.

Federal/State Partnership Hurricane Relief

Humanities Texas Austin, TX Michael L. Gillette $30,000** Hurricane Rita Disaster Relief

Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities New Orleans, LA Michael J. Sartisky $30,000** Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief

Mississippi Humanities Council Jackson, MS Barbara Carpenter $30,000** Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief

Mississippi Humanities Council Jackson, MS Barbara Carpenter $30,000** Hurricane Katrina Special Initiative

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 61 **Emergency Grant MISCELLANEOUS HUMANITIES GRANTS

The Jefferson Lecture NEH Summer Interns

Tom Wolfe Mary Conley New York, NY Phoenix, AZ $10,000 2006 Jefferson Lecture: “The Social History Lori Creel of the Human Beast” Tuscaloosa, AL

Christopher Eiswerth Heroes of History Milton, PA Lecture Ryan Fant Josiah Bunting, III Manhattan Beach, CA New York, NY $10,000 2005 Heroes of Zahreen Ghaznavi History Lecture New Haven, CT Carmen James Essay Contest Cambridge, MA

Ian Gilbert Katherine Kadue Beverly Hills, MI New Haven, CT $1,000 Idea of America Essay Jessica Kirzner Danielle Lindsay Burke, VA Melville, NY $1,000 Idea of America Essay Megan Lacy Hillsdale, MI Emily Lockwood Conyers, GA Teresa Madden $1,000 Idea of America Essay Pittsburgh, PA

Carmiel Effron Schickler Lucy Maddox Port Washington, NY Lexington, KY $5,000 Idea of America Essay Rebecca A. Miller Matthew Schumann Washington, DC Ridgefield, CT Travis Pantin $1,000 Idea of America Essay Austin, TX Kevin Zhou Sherry-Maria Shenouda Danville, CA Washington, DC $1,000 Idea of America Essay Brian Smith Northfield, NJ

Gregory Strodtman Indianapolis, IN

NATIONALMISCELLANEOUS ENDOWMENT GRANTS FOR THE HUMANITIES 623 PANELISTS IN 2006

Abugideri, Hibba Allsen, Thomas T. Armony, Ariel C. Department of History Department of History Department of Government Villanova University College of New Jersey Colby College Villanova, PA Ewing, NJ Waterville, ME

Adams, Fred Ambrose, Andrew M. Armstrong, Alan R. Department of Philosophy Tubman African American Museum Center for Shakespeare Studies University of Delaware Macon, GA Southern Oregon University Newark, DE Ashland, OR Ammon, Regina Adams, Timothy D. Independent Scholar Arnds, Peter O. Department of English Birmingham, AL Department of Modern Languages West Virginia University Kansas State University Morgantown, WV Anderson, Margo J. Manhattan, KS Department of History Adler, William University of Wisconsin Ashburn, Frances Department of Philosophy Milwaukee, WI North Carolina Center for the Book and Religion Raleigh, NC North Carolina State University Anderson, Mark M. Raleigh, NC Department of Germanic Atherton, Cynthia P. Languages Department of the History Albright, Ann Cooper Columbia University of Art and Architecture Department of Theater and Dance New York, NY Middlebury College Oberlin College Middlebury, VT Oberlin, OH Andreasen, Bethany Department of History Atkin, Muriel A. Alexander, Gerard Minot State University Department of History Department of Politics Minot, ND George Washington University University of Virginia Washington, DC Charlottesville, VA Antonaccio, Carla Maria Department of Classical Studies Augenbraum, Harold Allan, Catherine M. Duke University National Book Foundation Twin Cities Public Television, Inc. Durham, NC New York, NY St. Paul, MN Arbena, Joseph L. Augst, Thomas Allen, Barbara Department of History Department of English Department of Political Science Clemson University University of Minnesota Carleton College Clemson, SC Minneapolis, MN Northfield, MN Archambault, Jo Allyn Bachrach, David Stewart Allen, William B. American Indian Program Department of History Department of Political Science National Museum of University of New Hampshire Michigan State University Natural History Durham, NH East Lansing, MI Smithsonian Institution Washington, DC Bailey, Stephen Allison-Bunnell, Jodi Department of History Oregon State University Arkush, R. David and Office of the Dean Corvallis, OR Department of History Knox College University of Iowa Galesburg, IL Iowa City, IA

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 633 Bailin, Miriam L. Baty, Laurie Bickford, Roberta Blum, Hester Department of English Museum Programs Department of History of Department of English Washington University National Law Enforcement Art and Architecture Pennsylvania State University St. Louis, MO Officers Memorial Fund Brown University University Park, PA Washington, DC Providence, RI Baker, Jean H. Boedeker, Deborah Department of History Bauerlein, Mark W. Bieber, Judy Department of Classics Goucher College Department of English Department of History Brown University Baltimore, MD Emory University University of New Mexico Providence, RI Atlanta, GA Albuquerque, NM Balakier, James Bolas, Gerald D. Department of English Bearor, Karen A. Bieder, Maryellen Ackland Art Museum University of South Dakota Art History Department Department of Spanish University of North Carolina Vermillion, SD Florida State University and Portuguese Chapel Hill, NC Tallahassee, FL Indiana University Bannet, Eve Tavor Bloomington, IN Bond, Anne W. Department of English Beck, Martha C. Independent Scholar University of Oklahoma Department of Philosophy Bigelow, Bruce E. Denver, CO Norman, OK Lyon College Independent Scholar Batesville, AR Gettysburg, PA Bond, Edward L. Banta, Brady M. Department of Department of History Belasco, Susan Bigler, Philip B. Behavioral Sciences Arkansas State University Department of English James Madison Center Alabama Agricultural and State University, AR University of Nebraska James Madison University Mechanical University Lincoln, NE Harrisonburg, VA Normal, AL Barber, Sotirios A. Department of Political Science Bendroth, Cynthia J. Bilderback, Beth Bond, Trevor J. University of Notre Dame Appraisal and Manuscripts Terrell Library Notre Dame, IN Accessioning Section University of South Carolina Washington State University Pennsylvania Historical and Columbia, SC Pullman, WA Barnes, Sandra T. Museum Commission Department of Anthropology Harrisburg, PA Birdwell, Michael E. Bornstein, Daniel E. University of Pennsylvania Department of History Department of History Philadelphia, PA Benjamin, Shanna Greene Tennessee Technological Texas A & M University Honors College University College Station, TX Barnett, Richard B. Johnson C. Smith University Cookeville, TN Department of History Charlotte, NC Bornstein, George University of Virginia Black, Brian C. Department of English Charlottesville, VA Berger, Martin A. Departments of History and University of Michigan Department of History of Environmental Studies Ann Arbor, MI Barrett, Robert W. Art and Visual Culture Pennsylvania State University Department of English University of California, Altoona, PA Bossenga, Gail M. University of Illinois Santa Cruz Department of History Urbana, IL Santa Cruz, CA Blackwell, Jeannine College of William and Mary The Graduate School Williamsburg, VA Barth, John Bergeron, Paul Robert University of Kentucky Public Radio Exchange Office of the City Clerk Lexington, KY Boughner, Robert F. Cambridge, MA City of Nashua Department of the Humanities Nashua, NH Blackwell, Stephen H. University of the Sciences Basker, James G. Department of Modern Foreign in Philadelphia Gilder Lehrman Institute Berlin, Andrea M. Languages and Literatures Philadelphia, PA of American History Department of Classical University of Tennessee New York, NY and Near Eastern Studies Knoxville, TN Bouton, Terry University of Minnesota Department of History Bassett, Sarah Minneapolis, MN Blair, Karen J. University of Maryland Department of Art Department of History Baltimore, MD and Art History Berrett, Kory Central Washington University Wayne State University Independent Conservator Ellensburg, WA Boylan, Anne M. Detroit, MI Oxford, PA Department of History Blanich, Tania University of Delaware Battigelli, Anna F. Besser, Howard A. Renew Media Newark, DE Department of English Department of Cinema Studies New York, NY State University of New York New York University Tisch Brackett, David Plattsburgh, NY School of the Arts Blatti, Jo Schulich School of Music New York, NY Old Independence McGill University Regional Museum Montréal, Québec, Canada Batesville, AR

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 643 Braham, Persephone Brodzki, Bella Burningham, Bruce R. Carron, Christian G. Department of Foreign Department of Literature Department of Foreign Languages Curatorial Department Languages and Literatures Sarah Lawrence College Illinois State University Public Museum of Grand Rapids University of Delaware Bronxville, NY Normal, IL Grand Rapids, MI Newark, DE Brooks, Constance L. Burt, John Davies Carson, Cary Brana-Shute, Rosemary A. Preservation Department Department of English and Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Department of History Stanford University Libraries American Literature Williamsburg, VA College of Charleston Stanford, CA Brandeis University Charleston, SC Waltham, MA Cartelli, Thomas Broussard, Albert S. Department of English Bratsch-Prince, Dawn E. Department of History Butler, Johnnella Muhlenberg College Department of Foreign Texas A & M University Academic Affairs Allentown, PA Languages and Literatures College Station, TX Spelman College Iowa State University Atlanta, GA Carter, Elizabeth F. Ames, IA Browder, Laura Department of Near Eastern Department of English Callery, Bernadette G. Languages and Cultures Brattain, Michelle L. Virginia Commonwealth Museum Library University of California Department of History University Carnegie Museum of Los Angeles, CA Georgia State University Richmond, VA Natural History Atlanta, GA Pittsburgh, PA Carter, Tim Brown, Chandos M. Department of Music Breen, Timothy H. American Studies Program Calvert, Jane E. University of North Carolina Department of History College of William and Mary Department of History Chapel Hill, NC Northwestern University Williamsburg, VA St. Mary’s College of Maryland Evanston, IL St. Mary’s City, MD Casey, Michael Brown, Dona Archives of Traditional Music Breitborde, Lawrence B. History Department Cammack, Mark E. Indiana University Department of Anthropology University of Vermont Law School Bloomington, IN and Sociology Burlington, VT Southwestern University Knox College Los Angeles, CA Cashin, Joan E. Galesburg, IL Brown, Jeffrey P. Department of History Department of History Campbell, Ballard C. Ohio State University Bresnahan, Carol M. New Mexico State University Department of History Columbus, OH Department of History Las Cruces, NM Northeastern University University of Toledo Boston, MA Catlin-Legutko, Cinnamon Cay Toledo, OH Brown, Leslie General Lew Wallace Department of History Capozzola, Christopher Study and Museum Brettell, Caroline B. Washington University History Faculty Crawfordsville, IN Department of Anthropology St. Louis, MO Massachusetts Institute Southern Methodist University of Technology Celano, Anthony J. Dallas, TX Brown, Malore I. Cambridge, MA Department of Philosophy Independent Consultant Stonehill College Brey, Ron Milwaukee, WI Carignan, Yvonne North Easton, MA Austin Community College McKeldin Library Austin, TX Bruce, Marcus Coleman University of Maryland Censer, Jack R. Department of Religion College Park, MD Department of History Brigham, Ann and Philosophy George Mason University Department of Literature Bates College Carlebach, Elisheva Fairfax, VA and Languages Lewiston, ME Department of History Roosevelt University City University of New Chandler, Sean Chicago, IL Bryant, Judith B. York, Queens College Native American Studies Department of Psychology Flushing, NY Fort Belknap College Britton, Marcia W. University of South Florida Harlem, MT Wyoming Humanities Council Tampa, FL Caron, Vicki Laramie, WY Department of History Chapman, Stephen M. Bryson, W. Hamilton Cornell University Digital Resources Librarian Broadbent, Jeffrey P. School of Law Ithaca, NY Harvard University Library Department of Sociology University of Richmond Cambridge, MA University of Minnesota Richmond, VA Carp, Richard M. Minneapolis, MN School of Art Chaves, Jonathan Burke, Martin Appalachian State University Department of East Asian Brodey, Inger National Park Service Boone, NC Languages and Literatures Department of Washington, DC George Washington University Comparative Literature Washington, DC University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 653 Chet, Guy Cohen, Ronald L. Courtwright, David T. Cutler, Anthony Department of History Social Science Division Department of History Department of Art History University of North Texas Bennington College University of North Florida Pennsylvania State University Denton, TX Bennington, VT Jacksonville, FL University Park, PA

Childers, Joseph W. Coir, Mark A. Cox, Victoria Cutter, Charles R. Department of English Cranbrook Archives Department of Foreign Department of History University of California Cranbrook Educational Languages and Literatures Purdue University Riverside, CA Community Appalachian State University West Lafayette, IN Bloomfield Hills, MI Boone, NC Ching, Barbara A. D’Abate, Richard Marcus W. Orr Center Coldewey, John C. Creamer, Winifred Maine Historical Society for the Humanities Department of English Department of Anthropology Portland, ME University of Memphis University of Washington Northern Illinois University Memphis, TN Seattle, WA DeKalb, IL D’Arms, E. Justin Department of Philosophy Christensen, Pamela Cole, Catherine Melinda Criswell, Stephen E. Ohio State University Peter White Public Library Department of Dramatic Art Department of English Columbus, OH Marquette, MI University of California University of South Carolina Santa Barbara, CA Lancaster, SC Dahlberg, Laurie Cilella, Salvatore Division of the Arts Indiana Historical Society Conides, Cynthia Alexandria Croft, JeanAnn Bard College Indianapolis, IN Department of History Preservation Department Annandale-on-Hudson, NY State University of New York University of Pittsburgh Citro, Joseph F. Buffalo, NY Pittsburgh, PA Dallal, Ahmad S. Department of History Department of Arabic Language, Prince George’s Conner, Patrick W. Crossley, John P. Literature, and Linguistics Community College West Virginia University Press School of Religion Georgetown University Largo, MD West Virginia University University of Southern California Washington, DC Morgantown, WV Los Angeles, CA Clark, Robin Danford, John W. Contemporary Art Conzen, Kathleen N. Crossley, Pamela Department of Political Science St. Louis Art Museum Department of History Department of History Loyola University, Chicago St. Louis, MO University of Chicago Dartmouth College Chicago, IL Chicago, IL Hanover, NH Clarke, Christopher S. Daniels, Douglas Strong Museum Cook, Corrie E. Crowe, Linda D. Department of Modern Rochester, NY Independent Scholar Bay Area and Peninsula Languages and Literatures Indianapolis, IN Library Systems Montana State University Cleary, Patricia A. San Mateo, CA Bozeman, MT Department of History Cooke, Miriam California State University Department of Asian and African Cumber, Kim Andersen Danielson, Virginia Long Beach, CA Languages and Literature Department of Cultural Resources Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library Duke University North Carolina State Archives Harvard University Clift-Pellow, Arlene L. Durham, NC Raleigh, NC Cambridge, MA Department of English North Carolina Central University Coonin, Arnold Victor Curran, Kathleen Ann Darsey, James Durham, NC Department of Art Department of Fine Arts Department of Communication Rhodes College Trinity College, Hartford Georgia State University Cobble, Dorothy S. Memphis, TN Hartford, CT Atlanta, GA School of Management and Labor Relations Cooper, Thomas Ezekiel Curta, Florin Davenport, Nancy Rutgers University Department of Slavic Department of History Council on Library and New Brunswick, NJ Languages and Literatures University of Florida Information Resources University of North Carolina Gainesville, FL Washington, DC Cochran, Robert B. Chapel Hill, NC Department of English Curtis, Susan Davis, Cynthia J. University of Arkansas Cornell, Saul Department of History Department of English Fayetteville, AR Department of History Purdue University University of South Carolina Ohio State University West Lafayette, IN Columbia, SC Cohen, Daniel J. Columbus, OH Department of History Curzan, Anne Davis, Gainor B. and Art History Coronado, Jorge Department of English York County Heritage Trust George Mason University Department of Spanish University of Michigan York, PA Fairfax, VA and Portuguese Ann Arbor, MI Northwestern University Evanston, IL

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 663 Davis, John A. Dill, Katherine Dyal, Carole Entenmann, Robert E. Department of History Independent Scholar Library Department of History University of Connecticut Carmel, IN University of Connecticut St. Olaf College Storrs, CT Storrs, CT Northfield, MN Dinerstein, Joel De Grand, Alexander J. Department of English Eagan, Wendy Enzler, Jerome A. Department of History Tulane University Walt Whitman High School Dubuque County North Carolina State University New Orleans, LA Bethesda, MD Historical Society Raleigh, NC Dubuque, IA Dockray-Miller, Mary F. Eckel, Malcolm D. Deck, Clara Humanities Program Department of Religion Eppich, Linda K. The Henry Ford Lesley College Boston University Conservation Projects Dearborn, MI Cambridge, MA Boston, MA Preservation Society of Newport County DeLaney, Ted Doenecke, Justus D. Eckert, Maureen A. Newport, RI Department of History Division of Social Sciences Department of Philosophy Washington and Lee University New College of Florida University of Massachusetts Etlin, Richard A. Lexington, VA Sarasota, FL North Dartmouth, MA School of Architecture University of Maryland Denney, David Albert Dominguez, Frank A. Edelman, Marc College Park, MD Public Programming Department of Romance Department of Anthropology Bob Bullock Texas State Languages City University of New Everett, Dianna History Museum University of North Carolina York, Hunter College Publications Division Austin, TX Chapel Hill, NC New York, NY Oklahoma Historical Society Oklahoma City, OK Deutsch, James I. Donawerth, Jane L. Edmonson, James M. Center for Folklife and Department of English Dittrick Medical History Center Faires, Nora H. Cultural Heritage University of Maryland Case Western Reserve University Department of History Smithsonian Institution College Park, MD Cleveland, OH Western Michigan University Washington, DC Kalamazoo, MI Dooley, Patricia L. Edwards, David DeYoung, Terri Elliott School of Communication Department of Anthropology Farber, David Department of Near Eastern Wichita State University and Sociology Department of History Languages and Civilizations Wichita, KS Williams College Temple University University of Washington Williamstown, MA Philadelphia, PA Seattle, WA Dougherty, Therese Marie Classical/Modern Foreign Eickelman, Dale F. Farneth, David Dichtl, John R. Language Department Department of Anthropology Archivist National Council on College of Notre Dame Dartmouth College Getty Research Institute Public History of Maryland Hanover, NH Los Angeles, CA Indianapolis, IN Baltimore, MD Eldredge, Bruce B. Farrell, John C. Dickerson, Dennis C. Douthwaite, Julia V. Northwest Museum of Department of Literature Department of History Department of Romance Arts and Culture Claremont McKenna College Vanderbilt University Languages and Literatures Spokane, WA Claremont, CA Nashville, TN University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN Elings, Mary Farrington, James Dickey, Sara A. Bancroft Library Head of Public Services Department of Sociology Downs, Linda University of California University of Rochester and Anthropology Figge Art Museum Berkeley, CA Rochester, NY Bowdoin College Davenport, IA Brunswick, ME Emmerich, Lisa E. Febles, Jorge Duell, Marshall Department of History Department of Spanish Dickson, Donald R. Old Courthouse Museum California State University Western Michigan University Department of English Santa Ana, CA Chico, CA Kalamazoo, MI Texas A & M University College Station, TX Dunn, Durwood Engelmann, Stephen G. Fees, Paul Department of History Department of Political Science Independent Scholar Dicus, Diana H. Tennessee Wesleyan College University of Illinois Cody, WY Independent Scholar Athens, TN Chicago, IL Boise, ID Ferguson, Priscilla P. Dunn, Lynne K. Engle, Harrison Department of Sociology Diehl, Richard A. Department of History Signal Hill Entertainment, Inc Columbia University Department of Anthropology Winthrop University Los Angeles, CA New York, NY University of Alabama Rock Hill, SC Tuscaloosa, AL

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 673 Ferleger, Louis Abraham Fleischer, Cornell H. Frey, Linda S. Garrison, David L. Department of History Department of Near Eastern Department of History Department of Modern Languages Boston University Languages and Civilizations University of Montana Wright State University Boston, MA University of Chicago Missoula, MT Dayton, OH Chicago, IL Ferraro, Thomas J. Frey, Marsha L. Gebhard, A. Caroline Department of English Fletcher, W. Miles Department of History Department of English Duke University Department of History Kansas State University Tuskegee University Durham, NC University of North Carolina Manhattan, KS Tuskegee, AL Chapel Hill, NC Filene, Benjamin P. Friedel, Robert Geller, Phylis Exhibitions Department Flores, Stephan Department of History P. J. Geller Media Minnesota Historical Society Department of English University of Maryland Washington, DC St. Paul, MN University of Idaho College Park, MD Moscow, ID Genne, Beth Finley, David D. Frier, Bruce W. Department of Dance Department of Political Science Flowers, Betty Sue Department of Classical University of Michigan Colorado College Lyndon Baines Johnson Library Studies and Law School Ann Arbor, MI Colorado Springs, CO Austin, TX University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI George, David S. Fiore, Robert L. Forbes, Graeme Robertson Department of Foreign Department of Spanish Department of Philosophy Frisch, Andrea M. Languages and Literatures and Portuguese Tulane University Department of French and Italian Lake Forest College University of Arizona New Orleans, LA University of Maryland Lake Forest, IL Tucson, AZ College Park, MD Forman, Murray W. Gewirtz, Isaac M. Fischman, Lisa Department of Frost, Hannah Special Collections University of Arizona Communication Studies Media Preservation New York Public Library Museum of Art Northeastern University Stanford University Library New York, NY Tucson, AZ Boston, MA Stanford, CA Gillette, Jr., Howard F. Fiske, Betty Forsyth, Louise Frumkin, Peter Department of History Winterthur Museum & Department of History Frumkin Productions Rutgers University University of Delaware Poly Prep Country Day School Cambridge, MA Newark, NJ Program in Art Conservation Brooklyn, NY Winterthur Museum Fuchs, Alan Gillooly, Eileen Winterthur, DE Foster, Robert J. Department of Philosophy Department of English and Department of Anthropology College of William and Mary Comparative Literature Fiss, Karen University of Rochester Williamsburg, VA Columbia University Graphic Design and Rochester, NY New York, NY Visual Criticism Furey, Constance M. California College of the Arts Fountain, Anne O. Department of Religious Studies Gilman, Jr., Donald W. San Francisco, CA Department of Foreign Languages Indiana University Department of Modern San Jose State University Bloomington, IN Languages and Classics Fitzgerald, Deborah K. San Jose, CA Ball State University Program in Science, Furgeson, Jim Muncie, IN Technology, and Society Frankle, Barbara Department of Social Studies Massachusetts Institute Lemoyne-Owen College McCallum High School Gilmore, David D. of Technology Memphis, TN Austin, TX Department of Anthropology Cambridge, MA State University of New York Franklin, Elaine M. Furman-Adams, Wendy A. Stony Brook, NY Flanagan, James G. Western Carolina University Department of English Department of Anthropology Cullowhee, NC Whittier College Gilner, David J. and Sociology Whittier, CA Hebrew Union College Freehling, William W. University of Southern Mississippi Cincinnati, OH Independent Scholar Gade, Anna Margaret Hattiesburg, MS Charlotteville, VA Department of Religion Gioia, Ted Flaumenhaft, Harvey M. Oberlin College Independent Scholar Freeman, Joanne St. John’s College Oberlin, OH Plano, TX Department of History Annapolis, MD Yale University Gardner, Wanda P. Gitelman, Lisa Flavin, Francis New Haven, CT Decorah Public Library Department of English School of Arts and Humanities Decorah, IA Catholic University of America Freeze, Gregory L. University of Texas, Dallas Washington, DC Department of History Richardson, TX Brandeis University Waltham, MA

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 683 Glasco, Laurence Gragg, Gene B. Grover, Kathryn Hanson, Karen Department of History Oriental Institute Independent Scholar Department of Philosophy University of Pittsburgh University of Chicago New Bedford, MA Indiana University Pittsburgh, PA Chicago, IL Bloomington, IN Guarneri, Carl J. Glasker, Wayne Greene, Candace S. Department of History Hardcastle, Gary L. Department of History National Museum of St. Mary’s College of California Department of Philosophy Rutgers University Natural History Moraga, CA Bloomsburg University Camden, NJ Smithsonian Institution of Pennsylvania Washington, DC Gunn, Brenda Bloomsburg, PA Glazov-Corrigan, Elena Center for American History Department of Russian Greene, Victor R. University of Texas, Austin Hardy, III, Charles Emory University Department of History Austin, TX History Department Atlanta, GA University of Wisconsin, West Chester University Milwaukee Haas, Jonathan West Chester, PA Glover, Lorri M. Milwaukee, WI Department of Anthropology Department of History Field Museum of Natural History Hare, Peter University of Tennessee Greene, Virginia Chicago, IL Department of Philosophy Knoxville, TN Museum of Anthropology State University of New York and Archaeology Haas, Stephanie W. Amherst, NY Glymph, Thavolia University of Pennsylvania School of Information African and African American Philadelphia, PA and Library Science Harkins, Anthony Studies Department University of North Carolina Department of History Duke University Greenspoon, Leonard J. Chapel Hill, NC Western Kentucky University Durham, NC Department of Theology Bowling Green, KY Creighton University Haberstich, David E. Goehring, Edmund J. Omaha, NE Curator of Photography, Harring, Sidney L. Music Department Archives Center School of Law University of Western Ontario Greer, Margaret R. National Museum of City University of New York London, Ontario, Canada Department of Romance Studies American History Flushing, NY Duke University Washington, DC Goldberg, Ann Elisabeth Durham, NC Harsch, Donna T. History Department Hackett, David G. Department of History University of California Grieve, Patricia E. Department of Religion Carnegie Mellon University Riverside, CA Department of Spanish University of Florida Pittsburgh, PA and Portuguese Gainesville, FL Goldfield, David R. Columbia University Hart, William Department of History New York, NY Hagedorn, Katherine J. Department of History University of North Carolina Department of Music Middlebury College Charlotte, NC Grimes, Anne A. Pomona College Middlebury, VT Deputy Director Claremont, CA Gomez, Gilberto U.S.S. Constitution Museum Harvey, Ronald S. Department of Modern Languages Boston, MA Haggis, Donald C. Hudson Museum Wabash College Department of Classics University of Maine Crawfordsville, IN Griswold, Wendy University of North Carolina Orono, ME Department of Sociology Chapel Hill, NC Goodwin, Stephen Northwestern University Hass, Robert History and Social Studies Evanston, IL Hales, Peter B. Department of English Waltham High School American Studies Institute University of California Waltham, MA Groft, Tammis K. University of Illinois at Chicago Berkeley, CA Deputy Director of Collections Chicago, IL Gorbman, Claudia L. and Exhibitions Heasley, Lynne Division of Humanities Albany Institute of Hallisey, Charles Department of History University of Washington History and Art Department of Languages Western Michigan University Tacoma, WA Albany, NY and Cultures of Asia Kalamazoo, MI University of Wisconsin Gordon, Sarah Barringer Groseclose, Barbara S. Madison, WI Heath, Barbara J. Law School Department of Art History Department of Archaeology University of Pennsylvania Ohio State University Hamlin, Francoise N. and Landscapes Philadelphia, PA Columbus, OH Department of History Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest University of Massachusetts Forest, VA Gorlinski, Virginia K. Grossman, Jeffrey Amherst, MA School of Interdisciplinary Arts Department of Germanic Heil, John F. University of Wisconsin Languages and Literatures Hanna, Martha T. Department of Philosophy Madison, WI University of Virginia Department of History Washington University Charlottesville, VA University of Colorado St. Louis, MO Boulder, CO

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NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 703 Kenney, John P. Kittleson, Roger A. Kugler, Robert A. Ledbetter, Steven J. Department of Religious Studies Department of History Paul S. Wright Professor Independent scholar St. Michael’s College Williams College of Christian Studies Worcester, MA Colchester, VT Williamstown, MA Lewis and Clark College Portland, OR Lederer, Susan E. Kern, Kathi L. Klein, Larry Graduate Program in the History Department of History WGBH Educational Foundation Kulikowski, Michael of Science and Medicine University of Kentucky Boston, MA Department of History Yale University Lexington, KY University of Tennessee New Haven, CT Kley, Ron Knoxville, TN Kesse, Erich J. Museum Research Associates Leibman, Laura K. Digital Library Center Hallowell, ME Kyriakoudes, Louis Department of English University of Florida Libraries Department of History Reed College Gainesville, FL Kohlstedt, Sally G. University of Southern Mississippi Portland, OR History of Science and Hattiesburg, MS Kessel, Elizabeth A. Technology Program Lemmons, Russel W. Department of History University of Minnesota Lang, Candace D. Department of History Anne Arundel Minneapolis, MN Department of French and Italian and Foreign Languages Community College Emory University Jacksonville State University Arnold, MD Koppes, Clayton R. Atlanta, GA Jacksonville, AL Department of History Keylor, William R. Oberlin College Langer de Ramirez, Lori Leonard, Scott A. Department of Oberlin, OH Department of Curriculum Electronic Records International Relations and Teaching Kansas State Historical Society Boston University Koszarski, Richard Columbia University Topeka, KS Boston, MA Department of English New York, NY Rutgers University Levitt, Martin L. Khazanov, Anatoly New Brunswick, NJ Langohr, Vickie Anne American Philosophical Society Department of Anthropology Department of Political Science Philadelphia, PA University of Wisconsin Kowtko, Stacy College of the Holy Cross Madison, WI Department of History Worcester, MA Levy, David W. Spokane Community College Department of History Kim, Sojin Spokane, WA Largess, Robert P. University of Oklahoma Japanese American English Department Norman, OK National Museum Kramer, Kate Boston Latin Academy Los Angeles, CA Social Studies/Gifted and Boston, MA Lewis, Johanna M. Talented Program Department of History Kimble, James Jerry Mitchell Public Schools Larson, Judy L. University of Arkansas Department of Communication Mitchell, SD National Museum of Little Rock, AR Seton Hall University Women in the Arts South Orange, NJ Krauthamer, Irene Barbara Washington, DC Lewis, Todd Department of History Department of Religious Studies King, Julia A. New York University Larson, Ted Columbia University Maryland Archaeological New York, NY Social Studies Department New York, NY Conservation Laboratory Lincoln Southwest High School Jefferson Patterson Kraybill, Donald B. Lincoln, NE Li, Peter Park and Museum Department of Sociology Department of East Asian St. Leonard, MD and Anthropology Lastra, James F. Languages and Literature Elizabethtown College Department of English Rutgers University Kinnamon, Noel J. Elizabethtown, PA University of Chicago New Brunswick, NJ Department of English Chicago, IL Mars Hill College Kreilkamp, Ivan Liddell, Janice L. Mars Hill, NC Department of English Latell, Brian Center for Excellence in Indiana University Institute for Cuban and Teaching and Learning Kinsey, Joni L. Bloomington, IN Cuban American Studies Clark Atlanta University School of Art and Art History University of Miami Atlanta, GA University of Iowa Kriger, Colleen Coral Gables, FL Iowa City, IA Department of History Lipman, Jonathan University of North Carolina Laver, Tara Zachary Department of History Kirschenbaum, Lisa A. Greensboro, NC Special Collections Mount Holyoke College Department of History Louisiana State University South Hadley, MA West Chester University Krupat, Arnold Baton Rouge, LA West Chester, PA Department of Literature Liu, Hsien-Tung Sarah Lawrence College Lay, Howard G. College of Liberal Arts Bronxville, NY Department of History of Art Bloomsburg University University of Michigan of Pennsylvania Ann Arbor, MI Bloomsburg, PA

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NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 723 Mitchell, W. Bede Mullin, Marsha Nichols, Mary P. Oberly, James Warren Zach S. Henderson Library Museum Services Department of Political Science Department of History Georgia Southern University The Hermitage: Home Baylor University University of Wisconsin Statesboro, GA of Andrew Jackson Waco, TX Eau Claire, WI Hermitage, TN Mizejewski, Linda M. Nichols, Roger L. Ogden, Sherelyn Department of Women’s Studies Munoz, Vincent P. Department of History Conservation Department Ohio State University Department of Political Science University of Arizona Minnesota Historical Society Columbus, OH North Carolina State University Tucson, AZ St. Paul, MN Raleigh, NC Molony, Barbara A. Norman, Lesley Ohmer, Susan C. Department of History Murchison, Gayle Jump Start Productions Department of Film, Santa Clara University Department of Music New York, NY Television and Theater Santa Clara, CA College of William and Mary University of Notre Dame Williamsburg, VA Norris, Debra H. Notre Dame, IN Monson, Craig A. Department of Art Conservation Department of Music Murphy, John P. University of Delaware Orlenko, Kathleen Washington University College of Music Newark, DE Private Practice Conservator St. Louis, MO University of North Texas Santa Clara, CA Denton, TX Northrop, Douglas Moore, Wayne C. Department of History Ortiz-Marquez, Maribel Tennessee State Library Muse, Amy Marlene University of Michigan Spanish Department and Archives Department of English Ann Arbor, MI University of Puerto Rico Nashville, TN University of St. Thomas Rio Piedras, PR St. Paul, MN Nottage, James H. Moore, William Howard Eiteljorg Museum of American Oser, Lee Department of History Narayan, Kirin Indian and Western Art Department of English University of Wyoming Department of Anthropology Indianapolis, IN College of the Holy Cross Laramie, WY University of Wisconsin, Madison Worcester, MA Madison, WI Nowak, Agnieszka Moran Cruz, Jo Ann H. Social Studies Department Ostergren, Robert Department of History Nelson, Claudia Theodore Roosevelt High School Department of Geography Georgetown University Department of English Chicago, IL University of Wisconsin Washington, DC Texas A & M University Madison, WI College Station, TX Nugent, Walter Morris, Patricia A. Department of History Ozment, Suzanne University Libraries Neu, Charles E. University of Notre Dame Academic Affairs University of Colorado Department of History Notre Dame, IN University of South Carolina Boulder, CO University of Miami Aiken, SC Coral Gables, FL Nunnally, Patrick D. Morrison, Robert Gordon Department of Landscape Packer, Barbara Religion Department Nevitt, Jr., Hugh Rodney Architecture Department of English Whitman College Department of Art University of Minnesota University of California Walla Walla, WA University of Houston Minneapolis, MN Los Angeles, CA Houston, TX Morton-Keithley, Linda O’Donnell, III, James H. Pagan, Eduardo O. Public Archives and Newby-Alexander, Cassandra L. Department of History Division of Research Programs Research Library Department of History Marietta College Arizona State University West Idaho State Historical Society Norfolk State University Marietta, OH Phoenix, AZ Boise, ID Norfolk, VA O’Gorman, Farrell Palmer, Annette Moser, Kenneth S. Newland, Judy Marie Department of English Department of History Vice Director for Collections Wright Museum of Art Mississippi State University and Geography and Chief Conservator Beloit College Mississippi State, MS Morgan State University Brooklyn Museum of Art Beloit, WI Baltimore, MD Brooklyn, NY O’Hara, Patricia A. Newlin, Keith Department of English Paoletti, Jo Mulholland, Kevin Department of English Franklin and Marshall College Department of American Studies Humanities, Communications, University of North Carolina Lancaster, PA University of Maryland and Social Sciences Wilmington, NC College Park, MD Valencia Community O’Neal, Angela K. College, Osceola Campus Newsome, Juarez Digital Projects Papillon, Terry L. Kissimmee, FL Department of History Ohio Historical Society Department of Foreign Cate School Columbus, OH Languages and Literatures Carpiteria, AZ Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg, VA

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 733 Paquette, Robert L. Pershey, Edward J. Poole, Deborah A. Quick, Betsy D. Department of History Education and Research Department of Anthropology Fowler Museum of Hamilton College Western Reserve Historical Society Johns Hopkins University Cultural History Clinton, NY Cleveland, OH Baltimore, MD University of California Los Angeles, CA Parens, Joshua S. Petersen, Benjamin E. Porter, David L. Department of Philosophy Columbus-Lowndes Department of English Quigley, David Vincent University of Dallas Public Library University of Michigan Department of History Irving, TX Columbus, MS Ann Arbor, MI Boston College Chestnut Hill, MA Park, Jung-ran Peterson, Dorothy E. Porter, Nancy College of Information Independent Scholar Nancy Porter Productions, Inc. Quinlan, Sean M. Science and Technology Washington, DC Lexington, MA Department of History Drexel University University of Idaho Philadelphia, PA Peterson, Jacqueline L. Porter, Roger J. Moscow, ID Department of History English Department Parks, Kendra Washington State Reed College Quiroz, Rudolph A. Department of Social Studies University Vancouver Portland, OR Department of History West High School Vancouver, WA Texas A & M University Madison, WI Portnoy, Alisse Corpus Christi, TX Petrik, Paula E. Department of English Parry, Richard D. Department of History Language and Literature Rabinovitz, Lauren H. Department of Philosophy and Art History University of Michigan Department of American Studies Agnes Scott College George Mason University Ann Arbor, MI University of Iowa Decatur, GA Fairfax, VA Iowa City, IA Powers, Willow Pauly, John J. Phelan, Joseph R. Special Programs Rachleff, Peter J. College of Communication Artcyclopedia Wheelwright Museum of Department of History Marquette University Washington, DC the American Indian Macalester College Milwaukee, WI Santa Fe, NM St. Paul, MN Pickering, Robert B. Pavelko, Kathleen A. Administration Prell, Riv-Ellen Ramirez, Jan Seidler WITF, Inc. Buffalo Bill Historical Center Department of American Studies Independent Scholar Harrisburg, PA Cody, WY University of Minnesota Irvington, NY Minneapolis, MN Payne, Doris L. Piez, Wendell A. Ramirez, Susan E. Department of Linguistics University of Maryland Pretzer, William S. Department of History University of Oregon, Eugene College Park, MD Historical Resources Texas Christian University Eugene, OR The Henry Ford Fort Worth, TX Pireddu, Nicoletta Dearborn, MI Pearson, Michelle Line Comparative Literature Program Rassweiler, Janet Social Studies and Language Georgetown University Preucel, Robert Young Audiences, Inc. Arts Department Washington, DC Department of Anthropology New York, NY Hulstrom Options School University of Pennsylvania Denver, CO Pitman, Bonnie Philadelphia, PA Rea, Michael Cannon Dallas Museum of Art Department of Philosophy Pedersen, Jean Dallas, TX Price, Lois O. University of Notre Dame Department of History Library Collections Notre Dame, IN University of Rochester Plotz, John Winterthur Museum Rochester, NY Department of English Winterthur, DE Redmann, Jennifer Brandeis University Department of German Perez, Louis G. Waltham, MA Prior, William J. Kalamazoo College Department of History Department of Philosophy Kalamazoo, MI Illinois State University Polin, Dan Santa Clara University Normal, IL Great Projects Film Company, Inc. Santa Clara, CA Reed, Thomas Vernon New York, NY American Studies Perlman, Paula J. Prude, Jonathan D. Washington State University Department of Classics Pollack, Beth Department of History Pullman, WA University of Texas, Austin Department of Languages Emory University Austin, TX and Linguistics Atlanta, GA Rees, John P. New Mexico State University History of Medicine Division Perman, Michael Las Cruces, NM Purdy, John National Library of Medicine Department of History Department of English Bethesda, MD University of Illinois Pollak, Amanda Western Washington University Chicago, IL Insignia Films Bellingham, WA Brooklyn, NY

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 743 Reich, Nancy B. Robertson, Elizabeth Ross, Ellen Salvador, Mari Lyn C. Independent Scholar Department of English School of Social Science San Diego Museum of Man Hastings-on-Hudson, NY University of Colorado and Human Services San Diego, CA Boulder, CO Ramapo College of New Jersey Reichel, Mary L. Mahwah, NJ Sams, G. Kenneth Belk Library Robertson, Lynn Department of Classics Appalachian State University McKissick Museum Rotenberg, Robert L. University of North Carolina Boone, NC University of South Carolina Department of Anthropology Chapel Hill, NC Research Foundation DePaul University Reidy, Joseph Columbia, SC Chicago, IL Sandeen, Eric Department of History American Studies Program Howard University Robinson, William Rothman, David Jacob University of Wyoming Washington, DC European and American Independent Scholar Laramie, WY Paintings and Sculpture Crested Butte, CO Reimer, Gail T. Cleveland Museum of Art Sax, Richard A. Jewish Women’s Archive Cleveland, OH Royalty, Jr., Robert Malcolm School of Arts, Humanities, Brookline, MA Department of Religion and Social Sciences Rodgers, Jonathan Wabash College Fort Lewis College Restall, Matthew B. Hatcher Graduate Library Crawfordsville, IN Durango, CO Department of History University of Michigan Pennsylvania State University Ann Arbor, MI Rubinson, Karen S. Schleif, Corine University Park, PA Independent Scholar School of Art Rodgers, Susan New York, NY Arizona State University Rettig, Patricia J. Department of Sociology Tempe, AZ Archives and Special Collections and Anthropology Rustomji, Nerina Colorado State University College of the Holy Cross Division of Social Studies Schlesinger, Roger Fort Collins, CO Worcester, MA Bard College Department of History Annandale-on-Hudson, NY Washington State University Rice, Kym S. Roman, Cynthia Pullman, WA Museum Studies Program Lewis Walpole Library Rutledge Fisher, Rebecka George Washington University Yale University Department of English Schnell, Scott R. Washington, DC New Haven, CT University of North Carolina Department of Anthropology Chapel Hill, NC University of Iowa Richman, Paula Root, Regina A. Iowa City, IA Department of Religion Department of Modern Ryan, Susan M. Oberlin College Languages and Literatures Department of English Schoenberg, Loren Oberlin, OH College of William and Mary University of Louisville Executive Director Williamsburg, VA Louisville, KY Jazz Museum in Harlem Richmond-Garza, Elizabeth New York, NY Department of English Rorschach, Kimerly Ryden, Kent University of Texas Nasher Museum of Art American and New England Schoenherr, Steven Austin, TX Duke University Studies Program Department of History Durham, NC University of Southern Maine University of San Diego Richtarik, Marilynn J. Portland, ME San Diego, CA Department of English Rose, Mary Beth Georgia State University Institute for the Humanities Sa’adah, M. Anne Schollgert, Elizabeth Atlanta, GA University of Illinois Department of Government Foreign Language Department Chicago, IL Dartmouth College Yorktown High School Ridyard, Susan J. Hanover, NH Arlington, VA Department of History Roseman, Mark University of the South Department of History Sabo, III, George Schoppa, R. Keith Sewanee, TN Indiana University, Bloomington Department of Anthropology Department of History Bloomington, IN University of Arkansas Loyola College in Maryland Righter, Robert W. Fayetteville, AR Baltimore, MD Clements Department of History Rosenberg, Daniel Blake Southern Methodist University Robert D. Clark Honors College Sage, DeWitt Schreurs, Miranda Dallas, TX University of Oregon Sage Film Department of Government Eugene, OR Greenwich, CT and Politics Ritchie, Robert C. University of Maryland Research Division Rosier, Paul C. Saillant, John College Park, MD Huntington Library Department of History Departments of English San Marino, CA Villanova University and History Schroeder, Susan P. Villanova, PA Western Michigan University Department of History Roberts, Susanne F. Kalamazoo, MI Tulane University Sterling Memorial Library New Orleans, LA Yale University New Haven, CT

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 753 Schroth, Sarah W. Shaw, Stephanie J. Smith-Hefner, Nancy J. Stauffer, Andrew M. Nasher Museum of Art Department of History Department of Anthropology Department of English Duke University Ohio State University Boston University Boston University Durham, NC Columbus, OH Boston, MA Boston, MA

Schulte, Rebecca Shealy, Daniel Lester Smuts, Malcolm Stevenson, Louise L. University Archives Department of English Department of History Department of History and University of Kansas Libraries University of North Carolina University of Massachusetts American Studies Program Lawrence, KS Charlotte, NC Boston, MA Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster, PA Scott, Deborah Emont Shideler, Ross P. Smyth, Elaine B. Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Department of Scandinavian Louisiana State Stewart, Virginia R. Kansas City, MO and Comparative Literature University Libraries Department of History University of California Louisiana State University Lake Forest College Scott, Joanna Vecchiarelli Los Angeles, CA Baton Rouge, LA Lake Forest, IL Department of Political Science Eastern Michigan University Simon, Bryant Snyder, Laura J. Stinson, Susan T. Ypsilanti, MI Department of History Department of Philosophy Belfer Audio Laboratory and Temple University St. John’s University, New York Archive, Preservation Department Searle, Leroy F. Philadelphia, PA Jamaica, NY Syracuse University Department of English Syracuse, NY University of Washington Sinha, Ajay Snyder-Grenier, Ellen M. Seattle, WA Art Department Guinness Collection Stoller, Paul A. Mount Holyoke College Morris Museum, Inc. Department of Anthropology Seaton, James E. South Hadley, MA Morristown, NJ and Sociology Department of English West Chester University Michigan State University Sinke, Suzanne M. Sommer, Deborah A. West Chester, PA East Lansing, MI Department of History Department of Religion Florida State University Gettysburg College Stone, Ruth M. Seay, Gary Tallahassee, FL Gettysburg, PA Co-Director, EVIA Philosophy Department Digital Archives University of Texas, Pan American Siry, Joseph Michael Sorensen, Diana Indiana University Edinburg, TX Department of Art Romance Languages Bloomington, IN and Art History and Literatures Selinger, Eric Wesleyan University Harvard University Stout, Leon J. Department of English Middletown, CT Cambridge, MA Eberly Family Special DePaul University Collections Library Chicago, IL Slauter, Eric T. Sorensen, Janet L. Pennsylvania State University Department of English Department of English University Park, PA Seriff, Suzanne University of Chicago Indiana University Independent Consultant Chicago, IL Bloomington, IN Strain, Tracy Heather Austin, TX Producer Slowik, Edward Steven Sowell, David L. Film Posse, LLC Sexson, Michael W. Department of Philosophy Department of History Boston, MA Department of English Winona State University Juniata College Montana State University Winona, MN Huntingdon, PA Strange, James Bozeman, MT Department of Religious Studies Smith, Judith E. Sparrow, James Terence University of South Florida Shackelford, Alan American Studies Department of History Tampa, FL History Department University of Massachusetts University of Chicago Hendrix College Boston, MA Chicago, IL Stratis, Harriet K. Conway, AR Conservator of Prints Smith, Neel St. George, Robert Blair and Drawings Shank, Barry Department of Classics Department of History Art Institute of Chicago Department of College of the Holy Cross University of Pennsylvania Chicago, IL Comparative Studies Worcester, MA Philadelphia, PA Ohio State University Streets, Heather E. Columbus, OH Smith, Paul J. Staley, Lynn Department of History History Department Department of English Washington State University Shanken, Andrew M. Haverford College Colgate University Pullman, WA Department of Architecture Haverford, PA Hamilton, NY University of California Stringfellow, Julia Berkeley, CA Smith, Robin A. Standring, Timothy J. University Archivist Department of Philosophy Chief Curator Lawrence University Texas A & M University Denver Art Museum Appleton, WI College Station, TX Denver, CO

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 763 Stroud, James G. Taylor, Lonn W. Turner, Elizabeth H. Vine, Brent H. Ransom Center Independent Museum Consultant Senior Curator Department of Classics and University of Texas Fort Davis, TX Phillips Collection Program in Indo-European Studies Austin, TX Washington, DC University of California Tebeau, Mark Los Angeles, CA Stuckey, Janet Department of History Turner, Kara Miles Miami University Libraries Cleveland State University College of Liberal Arts Visotzky, Burton Miami University Cleveland, OH Morgan State University Department of Talmud Oxford, OH Baltimore, MD and Rabbinics Teles, Steven Jewish Theological Sullivan, Lynne Department of Politics Tyler-McGraw, Marie A. Seminary of America University of Tennessee Brandeis University Independent Scholar New York, NY Knoxville, TN Waltham, MA Washington, DC Voskuil, Lynn M. Sundt, Christine Tennent, William Van Balgooy, Max A. Department of English Architecture and Allied Jefferson County Interpretation and Education University of Houston Arts Library Historical Society National Trust for Houston, TX University of Oregon Port Townsend, WA Historic Preservation Eugene, OR Washington, DC Waddy, Patricia A. Theiss, Janet Mary School of Architecture Super, John C. Department of History Van Liere, Kate Syracuse University Department of History University of Utah Department of History Syracuse, NY West Virginia University Salt Lake City, UT Calvin College Morgantown, WV Grand Rapids, MI Wadham, Timothy Thurgood, Graham Children’s Services Sutton, William B. English Department Vander Meulen, David L. Maricopa County Library District Social Science Department California State University Department of English Phoenix, AZ Southern Maine Fresno, CA University of Virginia Community College Charlottesville, VA Waibel, Guenter South Portland, ME Tillman, Hoyt C. Research Libraries Group, Inc. Department of History Vandermast, Roberta J. Mountain View, CA Swain, Carol M. Arizona State University Humanities and Vanderbilt University Law School Tempe, AZ Interdisciplinary Studies Walker, Stephanie Vanderbilt University Valencia Community College Independent Scholar Nashville, TN Toomey, Michael Orlando, FL Washington, DC East Tennessee Historical Society Swank, Scott T. Knoxville, TN VanderMeer, Philip R. Wallach, Alan Director Department of History Department of Art Heritage Museums and Gardens Torres, Melissa Anne Arizona State University and Art History Sandwich, MA Special Collections Tempe, AZ College of William and Mary Holocaust Museum Houston Williamsburg, VA Sweet, John Wood Houston, TX Vasile, Ronald Department of History Canal Corridor Association Walthall, Anne University of North Carolina Toulouse, Mark G. Lockport, IL Department of History Chapel Hill, NC Brite Divinity School University of California, Irvine Texas Christian University Vaught, David J. Irvine, CA Tai, Emily Sohmer Fort Worth, TX Department of History Department of History Texas A & M University Wang, Ban City University of New Treanor, John Jac College Station, TX Department of Asian York, Queensborough Archdiocese of Chicago’s Languages and Cultures Community College Cardinal Bernadin Archives Veeser, Cyrus R. Rutgers University New York, NY & Records Center Department of History New Brunswick, NJ Chicago, IL Bentley College Talisse, Robert Waltham, MA Ward, Barbara McLean Department of Philosophy Tschemplik, Andrea Director/Curator Vanderbilt University Department of Philosophy Vela, Roberto J. Moffatt-Ladd House and Garden Nashville, TN American University Department of Language Portsmouth, NH Washington, DC and Literature Tarr, George Alan Texas A & M University Watson, Elizabeth Department of Political Science Tunnell, Ted Kingsville, TX Stories of the Chesapeake Rutgers University, Camden History Department Heritage Area Camden, NJ Virginia Commonwealth Vetare, Margaret Maryland Historical Trust University Director of Interpretation Crownsville, MD Taylor, Deborah Richmond, VA Historic Hudson Valley After School and Student Services Tarrytown, NY Enoch Pratt Free Library Baltimore, MD

NATIONALPANELISTS ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 773 Watson, Harry L. Whitmer, Mariana E. Wilson, Thomas H. Youens, Susan Lee Department of History Society for American Music Mesa Southwest Museum Music Department University of North Carolina Pittsburgh, PA Mesa, AZ University of Notre Dame Chapel Hill, NC Notre Dame, IN Wilder, Craig Steven Winkler, Allan M. Watters, David H. Department of History Department of History Young, John K. Department of English Dartmouth College Miami University Department of English University of New Hampshire Hanover, NH Oxford, OH Marshall University Durham, NH Huntington, WV Williams, Lou F. Winter, Kari J. Waugh, Joan Department of History Department of American Studies Young, Paul D. Department of History Kansas State University State University of New York Department of English University of California Manhattan, KS Amherst, NY Vanderbilt University Los Angeles, CA Nashville, TN Williams, Patricia E. Witmore, Michael Lawrence Weinberger, Jerry W. Americans for the Arts Department of English Young, Robert Department of Political Science Washington, DC Carnegie Mellon University Independent Scholar Michigan State University Pittsburgh, PA Laramie, WY East Lansing, MI Williams, Selase W. Academic Affairs Wofford, Susanne L. Zalis, Paul Weisberg, Gabriel P. Southern Connecticut Center for the Humanities StoryLines America Department of Art History State University University of Wisconsin Bigfork, MT University of Minnesota New Haven, CT Madison, WI Minneapolis, MN Zangrando, Joanna S. Willis, James Jonathan Wright, Kathleen R. Department of American Studies Weiss, Roslyn E. Department of Sociology Department of Philosophy Skidmore College Department of Philosophy University of Massachusetts Haverford College Saratoga Springs, NY Lehigh University Boston, MA Haverford, PA Bethlehem, PA Zaret, David R. Wilson, Blake M. Wright, Rita P. Departments of Sociology Wells, E. Christian Music Department Department of Anthropology and History Department of Anthropology Dickinson College New York University Indiana University University of South Florida Carlisle, PA New York, NY Bloomington, IN Tampa, FL Wilson, Donna Wurl, Joel F. Zeitlin, Steven Wermuth, Thomas S. Undergraduate Studies Immigration History City Lore: NY Center for Hudson River Valley Institute Brooklyn College Foundation Research Center Urban Folk Culture Marist College Brooklyn, NY University of Minnesota- New York, NY Poughkeepsie, NY Elmer L. Andersen Library Wilson, F. W. Minneapolis, MN Zinn, Edward West, Carol L. Harvard Theatre Collection School of Imaging Arts Sciences English Department Harvard University Library Yaffe, Deborah A. Rochester Institute of Technology Hendrix College Cambridge, MA Independent Scholar Rochester, NY Conway, AR Princeton Junction, NJ Wilson, Gordon Zolov, Eric S. Westbrook, Nicholas K. Department of Philosophy Yamamoto, Akira Department of History Executive Director University of North Carolina Departments of Anthropology Franklin and Marshall College Fort Ticonderoga Asheville, NC and Linguistics Lancaster, PA Ticonderoga, NY University of Kansas Wilson, Kathleen Lawrence, KS Zupan, Patricia Whayne, Jeannie M. Department of History Department of Italian Department of History State University of New York Yamauchi, Edwin M. Middlebury College University of Arkansas Stony Brook, NY Department of History Middlebury, VT Fayetteville, AR Miami University Wilson, Kristina Oxford, OH Whitehead, Charles Department of Visual School of Law and Performing Arts Yarak, Larry W. Boston University Clark University Department of History Boston, MA Worcester, MA Texas A & M University College Station, TX Whitehouse, Lynn Wilson, Samuel M. History, Information Department of Anthropology Yaszek, Lisa and Interlibrary University of Texas School of Literature, San Diego Public Library Austin, TX Communication, and Culture San Diego, CA Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA

PANELISTS 78 NATIONAL COUNCIL ON THE HUMANITIES

Herman Belz Wright L. Lassiter College Park, Maryland Dallas, Texas

Jewel Spears Brooker Thomas Lindsay St. Petersburg, Florida South Orange, New Jersey

Josiah Bunting III Iris Love The Plains, Virginia Lincoln, Vermont

Celeste Colgan Robert Martin Denver, Colorado Corinth, Texas

Jane Marie Doggett Wilfred McClay White Sulfur Springs, Montana Chattanooga, Tennessee

Jean Bethke Elshtain Stephen McKnight Chicago, Illinois Gainesville, Florida

Dario Fernández-Morera Lawrence Okamura Evanston, Illinois Columbia, Missouri

Elizabeth Fox-Genovese Manfredi Piccolomini Atlanta, Georgia New York, New York

Allen C. Guelzo Michael Pack Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Chevy Chase, Maryland

Mary Habeck Ricardo Quinones Washington, D.C. Claremont, California

Craig Haffner James Stoner Los Angeles, California Gretna, Louisiana

Nathan Hatch Marguerite Sullivan Notre Dame, Indiana Washington, D.C.

David Hertz Stephan Thernstrom Bloomington, Indiana Lexington, Massachusetts

James Davison Hunter Jeffrey Wallin Charlottesville, Virginia Washington, D.C.

Tamar Jacoby Kenneth R. Weinstein New York, New York Washington, D.C.

Harvey Klehr Jay Winik Atlanta, Georgia Chevy Chase, Maryland

Andrew Ladis Athens, Georgia

NATIONAL ENDOWMENTCOUNCIL ON THEFOR HUMANITIESTHE HUMANITIES 793 SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS OF THE ENDOWMENT

Chairman Division of Education Programs Bruce Cole Director Michael Poliakoff Deputy Chairman Thomas Mallon Division of Preservation and Access Acting Director Assistant Chairman for Ralph Canavali Planning and Operations Jeffrey Thomas Division of Public Programs Director Assistant Chairman for Partnership Nancy Rogers and National Affairs Carole Watson Division of Research Director Acting Assistant Chairman Joyce Lee Malcolm for Programs Anne Radice Federal/State Partnership Director General Counsel Edythe Manza Michael McDonald Office of Challenge Grants Senior Counselor to the Chairman Director Andrew Hazelett Stephen M. Ross

Director of Congressional Affairs Brian Lee

Senior Adviser to the Chairman Mindy Berry

Director of Communications Elissa Pruett

Director of Publications Mary Lou Beatty

Chief Information Officer Brett Bobley

Inspector General Sheldon Bernstein

NATIONALSENIOR STAFF ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES 803 NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES

Fiscal Year 2006 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 23,481

TOTAL $140,949

BUDGET APPROPRIATION 81