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NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES

Fellowship and Summer Stipend Awards for 1975-76 and summer 1975

ALABAMA Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Jacqueline s. Innes (Art History), University of North Alabama, Florence

ARIZONA

Summer Stipends Professor Douglas J. Canfield (Literature), University of Arizona, Tucson Professor Michael R. Schaller (History), University of Arizona, Tucson ARKANSAS Summer Stipends Professor Sidney c. Bolton (History), University of Arkansas, Little Rock Professor James c. Cowan (Literature), University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Professor Martin E. Mantell (History), University of Arkansas, Pine Bluff

CALIFORNIA Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Jaime Alazraki (Literature), University of California, San Diego Professor Stanley v. Anderson .. (Political Science), University of California, Santa Barbara Professor Martha E. Andresen (Literature), University of California, Berkeley ,~ .. :..i:t''·' Professor Thomas N. Bisson (History), University of California, (J Berkeley Professor Charles B. Faulhaber (Spanish), University of Cali­ fornia, Berkeley Professor Don E. Fehrenbacher (History), Stanford University, Stanford Professor Daniel w. Howe (History), University of California, Los Angeles Professor David M. Kennedy (History), Stanford University, Stanford Professor Jay H. Martin, (Literature), University of California, Irvine -2-

Professor Anne L. Middleton (Literature), University of California, Berkeley Professor Wright Morris (Literature), Caiifornia State University, San Francisco Professor John R. Perry (Philosophy), Stanford University, Stanford •~ Professor M. Brewster Smith (Psychology), University of I California, Santa Cruz Professor Harry Stone (Literature), California State University, Northridge Professor Howard T. Young (Spanish), Pomona College, Claremont

Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor David T. Boxer (Literature), Humboldt State University, Arcata Professor Susan A. Evans (Anthropology), City College of San· Francisco, San Francisco Professor Adele c. Friedman (French), California State College· at Sonoma, Rohnert Park Professor Estelle c. Jelinek (Literature), Chabot College, Hayward Professor Miles M. Merwin (History), University of Santa Clara, Santa Clara Professor Rodney M. Sievers (History), Humboldt State Univer~ sity, Arcata Professor Mary D. Springer (Literature), Saint Mary's College, Moraga

Summer Stipends Professor Kristine Brightenback (French Literature), University of California, Santa Cruz Professor Tyler Burge (Philosophy), University of California, Los Angeles Professor Diego M. Catalan (Spanish Literature),University o! California, San Diego, La Jolla Professor Henri Dorra (Art), University of California, Santa Barbara · · Professor Crerar Douglas (Religion), California State Univer­ sity, Northridge Professor Langdon Elsbree (Literature), Claremont Men's College, Claremont Professor Richard Y. Funston (Political Science), San Diego State University, San Dieog Professor Elvin J. Hatch (Anthropology), University of California, Santa Barbara Professor Walter J. Hicks (Literature), U~iversity of California, Davis Professor Jerome H. Katsell (Russian Literature), University of California, San Diego, La Jolla -3-

Professor John F. Lindow {Scandinavian Literature), University of California, Berkeley Professor Carolyn c. Lougee {History), Stanford University, Stanford • Professor James s. McGee (Literature), University of California, Santa Barbara Professor Richard D. McKirahan, Jr. (Philosophy), Pomona College, Claremont Professor Daniel F. Melia {Literature), University of California, Berkeley Professor Triloki N. Pandey (Anthropology), University of California, Santa Cruz Professor Clare G. Rayner (Music), California State University, Long Beach Professor Edward H. Schafer (Literature), University of California, Berkeley Professor Myron Simon (Literature), University of California, Irvine Professor Kathryn Ko Sklar (History), University of California, Los Angeles Professor Lenora A. Timm (Linguistics), University of California, Davis Professor Sara J. Van Den Berg (Literature), Occidental College, Los Angeles Professor i11omas A. wasow (Linguistics), Stanford University, Stanford

COLORADO

Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Albert Alhadeff (Art History), University of Colorado, Boulder Summer Stipends

Professor Sophias. Morgan (Comparative Literature), University of Colorado, Boulder

CONNECTICUT Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Emily M. Ahern (Anthropology), Yale University, New Haven Professor Stephen D. Crites (Religion), Wesleyan University, Middletown Professor Peter Demetz {Comparative Literature), Yale University, New Haven Professor Vernon K. Dibble (Sociology), Wesleyan University, Middletown -4-

Professor Abrahams. Goldstein (Law and Jurisprudence), Yale University, New Haven Professor James H. Mcintosh (Literature), Yale University, New Haven Professor Jan Miel (Literature), Wesleyan University, Middletown • Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Barry T. Gruenberg (Sociology}, Wesleyan University, Midqletown Summer Stipends

Professor Richard H. Elphink (History), Wesleyan University~ Middletown, Connecticut Professor John o. Iatrides (Political Science), Southern Connecticut State College, New Haven Professor Alexander D. Taylor (Literature), Eastern Connexticut, State College, Willimantic Professor Samuel c. Wheeler III (Philosophy), University of Connecticut, Storrs

DELAWARE Summer Stipends Professor Hans-Peter Breuer (Literature), University of Delaware, Newark

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Thomas c. Holt (History), Howard University Professor Ira N. Klein (History), American University Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Tritobia H. Benjamin (Art), Howard University, Professor Nancy R. Wall (French), Howard University Summer Stipends Professor Joan K. Kinnaird (History), Trinity College -5-

FLORIDA

Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Silvio L. Gaggi (Art), University of South Florida, Tampa Professor Nancy E. Jay (Art), Valencia Community College, Orlando

Summer Stipends Professor Michael v. Angrosino (Anthropology), University of South Florida, Tampa Professor Elizabeth J. Burns (History), University of Florida, Gainesville Professor Richard B. Kershner, Jr. (Literature), University of Florida Gainesville GEORGIA Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Roger N. Pajari (Political Science), Georgia Southern College, Statesboro Professor George w. Strange (Literature), Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, Tifton summer Stipends Professor John J. Haag (History), University of Georgia, Athens

HAWAII Summer· stipends

Professor Marie-Jes~ Fassiotto (Comparative Literature, University of Hawaii, Honolulu

IDAHO

Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Stuart M. Bearup (Literature), College of Southern Idaho, Twin Falls Professor Robert L. Surles (Spanish), Uniyersity of. Idaho, Moscow -6-

ILLINOIS Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Paul P. Bernard (History), University of Illinois, Urbana Professor Betty Glad {Political Science), University of Illinois, Urbana Professor James w. Marchand (Literature), University of Illinois, Urbana Professor Jerome J. McGann (English), University of Chicago, Chicago Professor Nicholas M. Temperley (Music), University of Illinois, Urbana Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Thomas Deegan {Literature), Saint Xavier College, Chicago Professor David A. Frolick (Political Science), North Central College, Naperville Professor Craig R. Goodrum (Philosophy), Illinois State University, Normal .Professor Robert R. Hellenga {Literature), Knox College Galesburg Professor Wallace P. Lagerwey {German), Elmhurst College, Elmhurst Professor Rockne M. McCarthy (History), Trinity Christian College, Palos Heights Professor John M. Moreland (Philosophy), Augustana College, Rock Island Professor Thomas D. Paxson, Jr. (Philosophy), Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville Professor Robert B. Sipe {Sociology), Sangamon State University, Springfield Professor Lance K. Stell (Philosophy), Illinois State Univer·sity, Normal Professor Lavern J. Wagner (MUsic), Quincy C?llege, Quincy

Summer Stipends ~ Professor James E. Beardsley (Law), University of Chicago, Chicago Professor Robert c. Bray (Literature), Illinois Wesleyan ~ University, Bloomington Professor Kenneth N. Brostrom (Literature), University of Illinois, Urbana Professor Florence Cohen (Political Science), Barat College, Lake Forest · Professor Lawrence E. Fisher (Anthropology), University of Illinois, Chicago -7-

Professor Edward J. McGlynn (Sociology), Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Professor William D. Paden, Jr. (Literature), Northwestern ' University, Evanston Professor Jan Pinkerton (Literature), Chicago State University, Chicago' .J Professor Richard L. Schacht (Philosophy), University of · Illinois, Urbana Professor Richard A. Shiff (Art), University of Chicago, Chicago INDIANA Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Hector-Neri Castaneda (Philosophy), Indiana University, Bloomington Professor Jon Michael Dunn (Philosophy), Indiana University, Bloomington Professor Normans. Furniss (Political Science), Indiana University, Bloomington Professor Ssu-yu Teng (History), Indiana University, Bloom­ ington Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Peter Frederick (History), Wabash College, Crawfords­ ville Professor John D. Groppe (Literature), St. Joseph's College, Rensselaer Professor Christiane L. Seiler (German), Indiana University/ Purdue University at Frat Wayne, Fort Wayne

Summer Stipends Professor Margaret Church (Comparative Literature), Purdue University, West Lafayette Professor John J. Contreni (History), Purdue University, west Lafayette ·~ Professor Marvin R. O'Connell (History), University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame Professor Martha J. Vicinus (Literature), Indiana University, Bloomington

IOWA Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Alan B. Spitzer '{History), University of Iowa, Iowa City -8-

Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor David L. Brye (History), Luther College, Decorah Professor Roy E. Sandstrom (History), University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls • Summer Stipends

Pro£essor Henry G. Horwitz (History), University of Iowa, Iowa City

KANSAS Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Leland E. Bartholomew (Music), Fort Hays Kansas State College, Hays Professor Marie Brinkman (Literature), Saint Mary College, Leavenworth Summer Stipends Professor Norris J. Lacy (Literature), University of Kansas, Lawrence Professor Jerry S. weis (Ethics), Kansas State University, Manhattan ·

KENTUCKY

Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor James B. Godde (Literature), Southeast Community College, cumberland Professor Maria Del Carmen Jimenez (Spanish), Thomas More College, Covington Professor Jane E. Phillips (Classics), University of Kentucky, Lexington Professor Gerhard F. Probst (German), Transylvania University, Lexington t Summer Stipends Professor Bruce s. Eastwood (History), University of Kentucky, Lexington Professor Mary M. Hamel (Art}, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond Professor Kevin s. Kiernan (Literature), ~niversity of Kentucky, Lexington ., .. ..;. .. ~-- -9-

LOUISIANA • Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Vincent M. Byrnes (Political Science), Southern ,_. University, Baton Rouge Summer Stipends Professor Richard w. Cox (Art), Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge Professor Joseph R. Danos (Literature), Northeast Louisiana University, Monroe Professor Richard J. Finneran (Literature), TUlane University, New Orleans MAINE Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Judith Io Ferster (Literature), Colby College, Waterville Professor John L. Massaro (Political Science), Nasson College, Springvale Professor Walter L. Robbins (German), Nasson College, Springvale Professor Paul M. Sacks (Political Science), Colby College, Waterville Summer Stipends Professor David c. Smith (Religion), Bates College, Lewiston

MARYLAND Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Theodore Evergates (History), Western Maryland College, Westminister ... Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Jorn K. Bramann (Philosophy), Frostburg State College, Frostburg Professor Colin B. Burke (History}, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore Professor Claud A. DuVerlie (French), University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore Professor David L. Porter (Political Science), St. Mary's College, St. Mary's City -10-

Summer Stipends Professor Mera J. Flaumenhaft (Comparative Literature), Anne Arundel Community ·college, Arnold Professor Eric c. Hicks (Literature), University of Maryland, • College Park Professor Sandra L. Hindman (Art), Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore ~- Professor John W. Kinnaird (Comparative Literature), university of Maryland, College Park Professor Regina A. M. Marantz (History), Unaffiliated, Rockville Professor Beate Ruhm Von Oppen (History), St. John's College, Annapolis Professor Charles F. Stuckey (Art), Johns Hopkins University; Baltimore

MASSACHUSETTS Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Clive Foss (History), University of Massachusetts, Boston Professor Frank Freidel (History), Harvard University, Cambridge Professor Henry Hatfield (German), Harvard University, Cambridge Professor Aileen S. Kraditor (History), Boston University, Boston Professor Daniel J. Robbins (Art History), Harvard University, Cambridge Michael Steinberg (Music), 'rhe Boston Globe, Boston Professor Cynthia G. Wolff (Literature), University of Massachusetts, Amherst Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Eugene w. Bushala (Classics), Boston College, Chestnut Hill Professor Johanna M. Butler (French), worcester State College, Worcester Professor William D. Hazelton (Philosophy), Wheaton College, ' Norton Professor Susan Dunn Parsons (French), Williams College, Williamstown · Professor Stephen w. Shipps (Art), Emerson College, Boston Summer Stipends Professor Mary Jo Bane (Sociology), Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge • -11-

Professor Andrew Buni (Histo!=J[), Boston College, Chestnut Hill Professor Norman Daniels (Ethics), TUfts University, Medford Professor Susan s. Forbes (History), Brandeis University, Waltham Professor James Howe (Anthropology),Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge Professor Judith Ao Lerner (Art), Smith College, Northampton • Professor Geoffrey P! Moran (History), Bradford College, Haverhill Professor Virginia c. Raguin (Art), College of the Holy Cross, Worcester James w. Reed (History), Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe, Cambridge Professor Marylin M. Rhie (Art), Smith College, Northampton Professor Yvonne B. Rollins (Literature), Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley Professor Nancy L. Rosenblum (Political Science), Harvard University, Cambridge Professor Louise z. Smith (Comparative Literature), University of Massachusetts, Boston Professor Catherine B. Stevenson (Literature), Newton College, Newton Professor Langdon c. Winner (Political Science), Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge

MICHIGAN

Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Luis O. Gomez (Buddhist Studies), University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Professor Shuen-fu Lin (Literature), University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Professor Walter M. Spink (Art), University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Thomas c. Bailey (Literature), western Michigan University, Kalamazoo Professor Joseph Mo Boyle (Philosophy), Aquinas College, Grand Rapids Professor Paul S. Bruss (Literature), Eastern Michigan Univer­ sity, Ypsilanti Professor Roger J. Fechner (History), Adrian College, Adrian Professor Kenneth J. Konyndyk (Philosoppy), Calvin College, Grand Rapids Professor Ingrun Lafleur (History), William James College, Allendale Professor Richard J. Mouw (Philosophy), 9alvin College, Grand Rapids Profe.ssor Humberto M. Rasi (Spanish}, Andrews University, Berrien Springs -12-

Professor Shirley Clay Scott (Literature), Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo Professor Dennis A. Szilak (Literature), Northwestern Michigan College, Traverse City · Professor James c. Waltz (History), Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti Summer Stipends Professor Frank E. Beaver (Film), University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Professor Sharon c. Herbert (Archaeology), University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Professor Herbert Josephs (Literature), Michigan State University, East Lansing Professor Robert B. Winans (Literature), wayne ,State University, Detroit MINNESOTA Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Joseph A. Amato (History), Southwest Minnesota State College, Marshall Professor John c. Chalberg (History), Norrnandale Community College, Bloomington Professor Carl w. Chrislock (History), College of St. Thomas, St. Paul Professor Peter N. Gorham (Economics), Southwest Missouri State, University, Springfield Professor George E. Nix (Classics),College of St. Teresa, Winona Professor Elwin E. Rogers (German), Concordia College, Moorhead Professor Margaret c. Scanlan (Comparative Literature), Winona State College, Winona Professor Thomas D. Sullivan (Philosophy), College of St. Thomas, St. Paul Professor Joseph F. Tripp (History), University of Minnesota at Morris, Morris I I

Summer Stipends ~· I Professor Tom c. Conley (Comparative Literature), University of Minnesota, Minneapolis . . Professor David v. Harrington (Literature), Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter Professor Kirk Jeffrey, Jr. (History), Carleton College, Northfield Professor David A. walker (History), Mankato State College, Mankato -13-

MISSISSIPPI

Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Howard G. Bavender (Political Science), Millsaps College, Jackson Professor Mel A. Hardin (Art), Alcorn State University, Lorman Summer Stipends Professor Neil R. McMillen (History), University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg MISSOURI Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Konrad H. Jarausch (History), University of Missouri, Columbia Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Phyllis I. Mitchell (Spanish), Evangel College, Springfield Professor Lon Pearson (Spanish), University of Missouri, Rolla Surrimer Stipends Professor George w. Fasel (History), University of Missouri, Columbia Professor Curtis A. Price (Music), Washington University, St. Louis Professor Peter Wolfe (Literature), University of M.:L.ssouri, St. Louis MONTANA Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers '~ I Professor Joseph H. Bourque {Literature), Montana State University, Bozeman Professor Kim c. Smith (Art), Montana State University, Bozeman Sununer Stipends Professor Gerald A. Fetz (Literature), University of Montana, Missoula NEBRASKA

Sununer Stipends Professor Jack M. sosin (History), University of Nebraska, Lincoln -14-

NEW JERSEY Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Joseph N. Frank (Comparative Literature), Princeton University, Princeton Professor Gerlad L. Geison (History of Science), Princeton University, Princeton Professor Richard c. Jeffrey (Philosophy), Princeton University, Princeton Professor Mark P. Leone (Anthropology), Princeton University, Princeton Professor Julain L. Moynahan (Literature), Rutgers University, New Brunswick Professor Thomas M. Scanlon, Jr. (Philosophy), Princeton University, Princeton Professor Froma I. Zeitlin (Classics), Rutgers University, New Brunswick Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor William E. Dalglish (Music), Westminster Choir College, Princeton Swmner Stipends Professor Paul F. Healy (Archaeology), Douglass College, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Professor Michaels. Mahoney (History), Princeton University, Princeton Professor John A. Morton (Philosophy), Princeton University, Princeton Professor Gilbert F. Rozman (Sociology), Princeton University, Princeton Professor Joel Schwartz (History), Montclair State College,. Upper Montclair Professor James H. Stam (Philosophy), Upsala College, East Orange Professor Lyiln H. wa.terhouse (Linguistics), Trenton State College, Trenton ~ NEW MEXICO Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers ... Professor Michael L. Olsen (History), New Mexico Highlands University, Las Vegas Swmner Stipends Professor Morris E. Eaves (Literature), University of New Mexico, Albuquerque . Professor Linda J. Lear (History), New Mexico State University, Las Cruces -15-

NEW YORK Fellowships for Independent Study and Research.. _ ) Professor Robert A. Ackerman (Literature), Columbia Univer­ sity, New York Professor William Barrett (Philosophy), New York University, New York Professor Frederick E. Brown (Literature), State University of New York, Stony Brook Professor Martin Duberman (History), Lehman College, City University of New York, Bronx Professor Melvin B. Endy, Jr. (Religion), Hamilton College, Clinton Professor Sidney B. Hoenig (History), Yeshiva University, New York Professor Stephen J. Lieberman (Near Eastern Languages), New York University, New York Professor Meredith P. Lillich (Art), Syracuse University, Syracuse Professor Norman A. Malcolm (Philosophy), Cornell University, Ithaca Professor Karl H. Menges (Altaic Languages ), Columbia Uni­ versity, New York Professor Robert L. Moore (History), Cornell University, Ithaca Professor John N. Pappas (Literature), Fordham University, New York Professor Ellwood c. Parry, III (Art), Columbia University, New York Professor Kathleen W.G. Posner (Art), New York University, New York Lulla Rosenfeld (Literature), Unaffiliated, New York Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Frank Annunziata (History), Eisenhower College, Seneca Falls Professor Henry G. Bennett (Philosophy), Corning Community .41 ; College, Corning Professor Walter A. Borowiec (Political Science), State University College at Brockport, Brockport • Professor David R. Costello (History), Canisius College, Buffalo Professor Georges Dicker (Philosophy), State University College at Brockport, Brockport Professor Thomas E. Ewens (Philosophy), LeMoyne College, Syracuse, · Professor Maureen H. Fries (Literature), State University College at Fredonia, Fredonia -16-

Professor Frank Gado (Literature), Union College, Schenectady Professor Lynne L. Gelber (French), Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs Professor Peter B. Goldman (History), Queens College, Flushing Professor Eli Hirsch (Philosophy), Long Island University, Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Professor William R. Hullfish (Music), State University College at Brockport, Brockport Professor Irene Lemarchand (French), ·st. Lawrence University, Canton Professor Stephen H-. Lipmann (Comparative Literature), Kirkland College, Clinton Professor Kenneth P~ O'Brien (History), State University College at Brockport, Brockport Professor Anneliese H. Smith (Literature), Agricultural and Technical College, Cobleskill summer Stipends Professor Thomas D. Beck (History), State University of New York, Albanay Professor William w. Clark (Art), Queens College, Flushing Professor Marshall Cohen (Philosophy), Richmond College, CUNY, Staten Island Professor John w. Crowley (Literature), Syracuse University, Syracuse Professor Morris Dickstein (Literature), Queens College, Flushing Professor Sheila Edmunds (Art), Wells College, Aurora Professor Earl B. Fendelrnan (Literature), Herbert H. Lehman College, New York Professor Geoffrey G. Field (History), State University of New York, Purchase Professor Dall W. Forsythe (Political Science), Columbia University, New York Professor Jean M. French (Art), Bard College, Annandale­ On-Hudson Professor Carol B. Gartner (Literature), College of White Plains, White Plains Professor Eike Gebhardt (Sociology), The Cooper Union, New t. York Professor Sally M. Ginet (Philosophy), Cornell University, Ithaca Professor Mary E. Grenander (Literature), State University of New York, Albany Professor Reginetta Haboucha (Literature), Herbert H. Lehman College, CUNY, New York Professor Thomas G. Hahn (Comparative Lit~rature), University of Rochester, New York Professor Mary P. Hiatt (Linguistics), Baruch College, New York -17-

Professor Karen K. Hopkins (Sociology), State University of New York, Brockport Professor Margaret c. Jacob (History), Baruch College, CUNY, New York Professor Robert J. Kaczorowski (History), Wagner College, Staten Island Professor Martha B. Kendall (Linguistics), Vassar College, Poughkeepsie Professor Richard R. La Croix (Religion), State University College, Buffalo Professor Paul Lauter (Literature), State University of New York, Old Westbury Professor Harry c. Payne (History), Colgate University, Hamilton Professor Carolyn Prager (Literature), Borough of Manhattan Community College, New York Professor Albert w. Sadler (Religion), Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville Professor Robert A. Schwartz (Philosophy), Brooklyn College, Brooklyn Professor Mark J. Steiner (Philosophy), Columbia University, New York Professor Norman A. Stillman (History), State University of New York, Binghamton Professor Claude E. Welch, Jr. (Political Science), State University of New York, Buffalo Professor Helen R. Yalof (Theater), Queensborough Community College, Bayside NORTH CAROLINA Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Samuel H. Baron (History), University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Justus Bier (Art History), North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh Professor Jill Raitt (Religion), Duke University, Durham Professor Joan W. Scott (History), University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Professor Siegfried Wenzel (English), University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Summer Stipends Professor William H. Beezley (History),. North Carolina State University, Raleigh Professor Betty w. Al-Hamdani (Art), western Carolina University, Cullowhee Professor George c. Herndl (Comparative ~iterature), Belmont Abbey College, Belmont Professor Harold Josephson (History), University of North Carolina, Charlotte -J.8-

Professor Michaels. Reynolds (Literature), North Carolina State University, Raleigh Professor Richard J. Richardson (Political Science), Univer­ sity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Professor Richard D. Rust (Literature), University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Professor Roger J. Stilling (Comparative Literature), Appala­ chian State University, Boone Professor Edward A. Tiryakian (Sociology), Duke University, Durham --OHIO Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Hao Chang (History), Ohio State University, Columbus Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers

Professor Carol A. Barko (French), Oberlin College, Oberlin Professor Robert E. Bennett (Classics) Kenyon College, Gambier Professor Paul M. Gustafson (Sociology), Hiram College, Hiram Professor· Robert L. Kane. (Classics), Miami University, Oxford Summer Stipends Professor Catherine L. Albanese (Religion), Wright State University, Dayton Professor Roberta S. Alexander (History), University of Dayton, Dayton Professor Norman c. Care (Philosophy), Oberlin College, Oberlin Professor Phyllis M. Jones (Literature), Oberlin College, Oberlin Professor Charles H. Lippy (History), Miami University, Oxford Professor James P. Ronda (History), Youngstown State Univer­ sity, Youngstown Professor Larry D. Shinn (Religion), Oberlin College, Oberlin Professor John G. Suess (Music), Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Professor Peter w. Williams (Religion), Miami University, Oxford

OKLAHOMA Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor William M. McMurtry (Music), Oklahoma State University, Stillwater

Summer Stipends Professor Janet G. Catlin (Literature), Oscar Rose Junior College, Midwest City Professor Bruce I. Granger (Literature), University of Oklahoma, Norman -19-

OREGON Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Robert M. Berdahl (History), University of Oregon, Eugene

Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers

Professor Roger J. Porter (Literature), Reed College, Portland Sununer Stipends Professor Arthur o. Roberts {History), George Fox College, Newberg PENNSYLVANIA Fellowships for Independent Study and Research

Professor Nuel D. Belnap, Jr. (Philosophy), University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Professor Paula D. Ben-Amos (Anthropology), Temple University, Philadelphia Professor Philip H. DeLacy (Classics), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Professor Nancy M. Farriss (History), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Professor James o. Freedman (Law and Jurisprudence), Univer­ sity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Professor Allan F. Gibbard {Philosophy), University of Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh Professor Daniel Hoffman (Literature}, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Professor William G. Holzberger (Literature}, Bucknell Univer- sity, Lewisburgh · Professor Igor Kopytoff (Anthropology}, University of Pennsyl­ vania, Philadelphia Professor Kenneth G. Lieberthal (Political Science}, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore Professor Carl J. Posy (Philosophy), University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Professor David L. Schaefer {Political Science), Temple University, Philadelphia Professor Carroll Smith-Rosenberg (History), University of· Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Professor Eugene K. Wolf (Music), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Professor Martin Wolfe {History), University·of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia -20-

Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Mary Barbara Agnew (Religion), Villanova University, Villanova Professor Linda L. Clark {History), Millersville State College, Millersville Professor Daniel J. Doyle (History), Williamsport Area fl Connnunity College, Williamsport Professor Christine M. s. Drake (Anthropology), Lafayette College, Easton ~ Professor Jacob Erhardt {Gentian), Westminster College, New Wilmington Professor Theodore A. Haber (Philosophy), Edinboro State College, Edinboro Professor James c. Hogan (Classics), Allegheny College, Meadville Professor Charles A. Jarvis {History), Dickinson College, Carlisle Professor James w. Skillen (Political Science), Messiah College, Grantham Summer Stipends

Professo~ Robin A. Arenstam {History), St. Joseph's College, Philadelphia Professor David L. Balch (Religion), Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster Professor James E. Biechler (Religion), La Salle College, Philadelphia Professor Alfred H. Bloom (Linguistics), Swarthmore College, Swarthmore Professor Michael w. Brooks (Literature), West Chester State College, West Chester Professor Jam~s A. Butler (Literature), La Salle College, Philadelphia Professor c;erard Defaux (Literature), Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr Professor John F. Haskins (Archa•ology), University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Professor John J. Hinchey (Literature), Swarthmore College, Swarthmore Professor c. William Miller {Literature), Temple University, ,•. Philadelphia Professor Ronald B. Miller (Literature), Haverford College, Haverford Professor Francis D. Mulcahy {Anthropology), Cedar Crest College, Allentown Professor Michael P. Peinovich (Language), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Professor John E. Rogers, Jr. (Literatur~), Shippensburg State College, Shippensburg . Professor Carol R. Spain (Art), University of Scranton, Scranton Professor Marc B.· Trachtenberg (History), University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia ' Professor Paul N. west (Comparative Literature), Pennsylvania State University, University Park ·"'. -21-

PUERTO RICO Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Donald H. Squire (Spanish), University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez RHODE ISLAND Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Stephen Gero (Religion), Brown University, Providence Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Elizabeth G. Grossman (Architecture), Rhode Island School of Design, Providence

Sununer Stipends Professor Gregory R. McNab, Jr. (Literature), University of Rhode Island, Kingston Professor William F. Wyatt, Jr. (History), Brown University, Providence SOUTH CAROLINA Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor John G. Brawley (Music), Erskine College, Due west SOUTH DAKOTA Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Ronald H. Ridgley (History), University of South Dakota, Springfield TENNESSEE Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers ) ' Professor Herbert Burhenn, Jr. (Religion), University of Tennessee, Chattanooga Professor David M. Landon (French), University of the South, Sewanee Professor Samuel H. Shannon (History), Tennessee State University, Nashville Professor Hal Sinunons (Music), Martin College, Pulaski -22-

Summer Stipends Professor Uta-Renate Blumenthal (History), Vanderbilt University, Nashville Professor William B.F. DeLoach (Literature), Memphis State University, Memphis Professor Paul H. Hardacre (History), Vanderbilt University, Nashville Professor George B. Leon (History), Memphis State University, Memphis Professor Fred H. Martinson (Art), University of Tennessee, Knoxville TEXAS Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Ewing Y. Chinn (Philosophy), Trinity University, San Antonio Professor Carlos N. Flores (Literature), Laredo Junior College, Laredo Professor Harry R. Huebel (History), Texas A&I University, Kingsville Professor Larry D. Kimmel (Philosophy), Trinity University, San Antonio Professor Robert D. Little (Political Science), Mountain View College, Dallas Summer Stipends Professor Ira D. Gruber (History), Rice University, Houston Professor Karen D. Johnson (Political Science), University of Texas, El Paso Professor Arnold P. Krammer (History), Texas A&M University, College Station Professor Gail Minault (History), University of Texas, Austin Professor William N. Nelson (Philosophy), University of Hous.ton, Houston Professor Leonard N. Neufeldt (Literature), University of Texas-Permian, Odessa Professor Dina M. Sherzer (Literature), University of Texas, r Austin ( VERMONT Summer Stipends Professor Virgil P. Benoit (Literature), University of Vermont, Burlington -23-

VIRGINIA Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Malcolm Bell III (Classical Archaeology), University 1 of Virginia, Charlottesville ' Normans. Fiering (History), Institute of Early American 1 History and culture, Williamsburg Professor H. c. Erik Midelfort (History), University of Virginia, Charlottesville Professor Frederick c. Neumann (Music), University of Richmond, Richmond Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Jerry E. Brown (Literature), Longwood College, Farmville Professor Albert E. Elmore (Literature), Haiupden-Sydney College, Hampden-Sydney Professor Ronald L. Heinemann (History), Hampden-Sydney College, Hampden-Sydney Professor Michael D. Richards (History)., Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar Professor Charles w. TUcker (Classics), Hampden-Sydney College Hampden-Sydney Sununer Stipends

Professor John S. O'Connor (Literature), George Mason University, Fairfax Professor Charles w. Sydnor, Jr. (History), Longwood College, Farmville WASHINGTON Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Richard E. Flathman (Political Science), University of Washington, Seattle Professor James B. Palais (History), University of Washington, Seattle ' Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Kathleen J. Adams (Anthropology), Central Washington State College, Ellensburg Professor Fred E. Friedel (History), Bellevue Connnunity College, Bellevue Professor Esperanza Gurza (Spanish), University of Puget Sound, Tacoma . Professor David Jurji (Anthropology), Bellevue Connnunity College, Bellevue Professor Thomas Schlotterback (Art History), western Washington State College, Bellingham -24-

Sununer Stipends Professor Jurgen Klausenburger (Linguistics), University of washington, Seattle Professor William R. Streitberger (Literature), University of Washington, Seattle

WEST VIRGINIA

Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Robert G. Newman (Religion), Morris Harvey College, Charleston

WISCONSIN Fellowships for Independent Study and Research Professor Judson B. Allen (Literature), Marquette University, Milwaukee Professor Fred I. Dretske (Phileeophy), University of Wisconsin, Madison Professor Peter R. Kolchin (History), University of Wisconsin, Madison Professor James c. Scott (Political Science), University of Wisconsin, Madison Professor Howard D. Weinbrot (Literature), University of Wisconsin, Madison Fellowships in Residence for College Teachers Professor Jack L. Cassingham (Music), University of Wisconsin, 'Whitewatei:: Professor Jean M. Helliesen (Classics), university of Wisconsin, Lacrosse Professor Giles R. Hoyt (German), University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Professor Joseph B. Neville, Jr. (History), ,university of Wisconsin-Parkside, Kenosha Professor Douglas A. Northrop (Literature), Rigon College, Ripon

Sununer Stipends . ... , Professor Stuart D. Brandes (History), University of Wisconsih­ Rock County Center, Janesville Professor Lynn E .. Cortina (Literature), University School Milwaukee, Milwaukee · Professor Barbara B. Robson (Linguistics)., Univerf:lity of Wiscone;dn, Milwaukee . Professor Jane c. Waldbaum (Art), University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee ~----····· .. ·~·· ,,.._ ...... - ...... I _1 J ----T . ··- -,; _ l i . JI i 1 I OPA 9-30-75. 1-1 DIVISION OF FELLOWSHIPS lI l FY 19 7·5 Gr an ts

/ Centers for Advanced Study Outriqht G&M Total

American Academy in Rome, New York, New York, --- ·----- Henry A. Millon, Fellowship Program, 0 FC-23028-75-570 - ' $ 45,000' $ 45,000

Cente:c for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford, California, Preston B. Cutler, The Fellowships Program , FC-22 920-7 5- 309 99,000 99, 000

Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, D.C., O.B. Harden Jr., Fellowship Program, FC-2 3085-75-321 49,500 49 '500--

Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San Marino, California, Claude Simpson, Jr., "Fellowship Program", FC-23026-75-317 50,820 50,820

Hoover Institution on War Revolution and Peace, Stanford, California, Dennis L. Bark, "The Fellowship Program", FC-2299 3-75-32C 52,800 ·-- 52,800 The Institute for Advanced Study, Princetor., New Jersey, Christian Habicht, Advanced Study for the Fellowship Proqram; FC-23027-75·-~;18 100,000 100,000

Tl12 Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois, Richard H. Brown, Fellowship Program, FC-22994-75-319 $ 49,500 $ 49,500 Villa I Tatti: The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Craig Hugh Smyth, Fellowship Program, FC-23240-75- 572 JS ,000 45,000 Total $49~., 720 -- $491,.720 Numr.:.a.i;.- c,)f aware.a e · /

FELLOWSHIPS FOR PROFESSIOl~AL JOURNALISTS, FY 1975

Arkansas

Calv .in Wasson, 29, reporter, KAI'I-'i'il, .Jorn~.s1x:i~o (Michigan)

Califoi:n2.".I

l\nthony B. Barnard, 35, photogra.pher, Los Angeles Times (Stanford)

Maryanne McNellis, 27, correspondent, Los· Angeles bureau, Business Week (Stanford)

Sharon Millern, 34, county government reporter, Santa Barbara News­ Press (Stanford)

District of Columbia

Henry Allen, 34, staff 'writer, The Washington Post (Michigan)

Grayson Mitchell, 25, associate editor, Ebony and Jet Magazines / (Stanford) pesley Pippert, 41, reporter United P~ess International (Michigan) I I !Florida

/William C. Mansfield, 44, capitc.·l bureau chief, Miami Herald (Stanford}

i.J:.llinois! . i l \Frank Coakley, 37, managing editor, The Evanston Review (Michigan) I IJame~ ~. Vesnley, 34, managing editor, Paddock Publications, iArlington (Stanford)

·Maryland

Kelwin Gilbert, 35, environment/energy reporter, The Evening Sun, ·Baltimore (Michigan)

Michigan

Maryanne Conheim, 32, staff writer, Detroit Free Press (Michigan)

Lawrence Devine, 39, drama critic, Detroit Free Press (Michigan)

Tom Korzeniowski, 37, reporter, WJBK-TV, Detroit (Michigan) 2

Minnesota

Aron Kahn, 30, reporter, St. Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press (Michigan}

Bernie D. Shellum, 38, political reporter, Minneapolis Tribune (Stanford) ~ew York

Morris Ambrose, 31, assistant city cdi tor, ·Knickerbocker News, Albany (Michigan) Sybil Baker, 44, reporter, The Daily News New York (Stanford) North Carolina

Stephen L. Bouser, 32, associat~ editor, Morgantown News Herald (Stanford) Tennessee '· L. John Haile, 30, politic al reporter, 'l'he Tennessean, ·Nashville (Stanford) Washington

Tim Klass, 27, reporter, The Associated Press, Seattle (Michigan)

Wisconsin

Sig Gissler, 39, editorial writer, Milwaukee Journal (Stanford)

Lawrence Johnson'· 30, music/arts writer, The Milwaukee Sentinel (Michigan)

In addition, Mr. Charles Mitchelmore, 37, a freelance writer presentI~ resiqing abroad, will study at Stanford.