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Participants FINAL 2014 ANNUAL MEETING of the AMERICAN COUNCIL OF LEARNED SOCIETIES Sheraton Society Hill Hotel Philadelphia, PA May 8-10 PARTICIPANTS ACLS fellows (F) and grantees (G) are designated in italics with their award year(s). ACLS institutional Associates are designated in bold. Representatives of Constituent Societies AFRICAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION CAO: Suzanne Moyer Baazet, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Delegate: Judith A. Byfield, Cornell University AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Delegate: Roger S. Bagnall F’76, G’76, New York University AMERICAN ACADEMY OF RELIGION CAO/Delegate (Acting): Jack R. Fitzmier, Emory University AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION CAO: Edward B. Liebow, Arlington, VA Delegate: Leith Mullings, City University of New York, The Graduate Center AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY CAO: Paul J. Erickson, Worcester, MA Delegate: Scott E. Casper, University of Maryland, Baltimore County AMERICAN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE ASSOCIATION CAO: Alexander J. Beecroft F’11, University of South Carolina Delegate (Acting): Eric R.J. Hayot, Pennsylvania State University, University Park AMERICAN DIALECT SOCIETY CAO: Allan Metcalf, MacMurray College Delegate (Acting): Joan H. Hall, University of Wisconsin-Madison AMERICAN ECONOMIC ASSOCIATION CAO: Peter Rousseau, Vanderbilt University Delegate: Charlotte V. Kuh, National Academy of Sciences (retired) AMERICAN FOLKLORE SOCIETY CAO: Lorraine Cashman, The Ohio State University Delegate: Lee Haring, City University of New York, Brooklyn College, emeritus AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION CAO: James Grossman, Washington, DC Delegate: George J. Sanchez, University of Southern California AMERICAN MUSICOLOGICAL SOCIETY CAO: Robert F. Judd, Bowdoin College Delegate: Elaine Sisman, Columbia University AMERICAN NUMISMATIC SOCIETY CAO/Delegate (Acting): Ute Wartenberg Kagan, New York, NY AMERICAN ORIENTAL SOCIETY Delegate: Paul W. Kroll F’96, F’85, F’79, University of Colorado Boulder 1 FINAL AMERICAN PHILOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION CAO: Adam D. Blistein, University of Pennsylvania Delegate: Dee L. Clayman F’01, G’79, City University of New York, The Graduate Center AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL ASSOCIATION CAO: Amy Ferrer, University of Delaware Delegate: Henry S. Richardson, Georgetown University AMERICAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY Delegate: Julia Haig Gaisser F’89, Bryn Mawr College, emeritus AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION CAO: Steven Rathgeb Smith, Washington, DC Delegate: Richard M. Valelly F’12, Swarthmore College AMERICAN SCHOOLS OF ORIENTAL RESEARCH CAO: Andrew G. Vaughn, Boston University Delegate: Eric M. Meyers, Duke University AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR AESTHETICS CAO: Dabney W. Townsend, Jr., Armstrong Atlantic State University Delegate (Acting): John Carvalho, Villanova University AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY STUDIES Delegate: John B. Bender F’74, Stanford University AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR LEGAL HISTORY CAO: Craig Klafter, Harvard Law School Delegate: Constance Backhouse, University of Ottawa AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CHURCH HISTORY CAO: Keith A. Francis, Santa Rosa, CA Delegate: Charles H. Lippy, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga AMERICAN SOCIETY OF COMPARATIVE LAW CAO: James A.R. Nafziger G’91, Willamette University Delegate (Acting): H. Patrick Glenn, McGill University AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW CAO: Elizabeth (Betsy) Andersen, Washington, DC Delegate: Gregory C. Shaffer, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION CAO: Sally T. Hillsman, Washington, DC Delegate: Elizabeth Higginbotham, University of Delaware AMERICAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION Delegate: David L. Eng, University of Pennsylvania ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA CAO: Ann Benbow, Boston University Delegate: J. Theodore Pena, University of California, Berkeley ASSOCIATION FOR ASIAN STUDIES Delegate: Anand A. Yang G’77, University of Washington ASSOCIATION FOR JEWISH STUDIES CAO: Rona Sheramy, New York, NY Delegate: Carol Bakhos, University of California, Los Angeles 2 FINAL ASSOCIATION FOR SLAVIC, EAST EUROPEAN, AND EURASIAN STUDIES CAO: Lynda Park, University of Pittsburgh Delegate: William G. Rosenberg F’74, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, emeritus ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF BALTIC STUDIES CAO: Olavi Arens, Armstrong Atlantic State University Delegate: Janis Chakars, Gwynedd Mercy University ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN LAW SCHOOLS CAO: Judith Areen, Washington, DC Delegate: Linda S. Greene, University of Wisconsin-Madison BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA CAO: Michele E. Randall, New York, NY Delegate: David L. Vander Meulen, University of Virginia COLLEGE ART ASSOCIATION CAO: Linda A. Downs, New York, NY Delegate: Anne Collins Goodyear, Bowdoin College COLLEGE FORUM OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH Delegate: Doug Hesse, University of Denver DICTIONARY SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA Delegate: Edward Finegan, University of Southern California, emeritus ECONOMIC HISTORY ASSOCIATION Delegate: Daniel Raff, University of Pennsylvania GERMAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION Delegate: Patricia A. Herminghouse, University of Rochester, emeritus HISTORY OF SCIENCE SOCIETY CAO: Robert (Jay) Malone, University of Notre Dame Delegate: Michael M. Sokal, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, emeritus INTERNATIONAL CENTER OF MEDIEVAL ART Delegate: Peter Barnet, Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Cloisters LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION Delegate: Gwen Kirkpatrick, Georgetown University LAW AND SOCIETY ASSOCIATION Delegate (Acting): Hendrik Hartog F’89, Princeton University LINGUISTIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA CAO: Alyson Reed, Washington, DC Delegate: Sandra Chung, University of California, Santa Cruz MEDIEVAL ACADEMY OF AMERICA Delegate: Nancy Partner, McGill University MIDDLE EAST STUDIES ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA Delegate: R. Stephen Humphreys F’80, University of California, Santa Barbara MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA CAO: Rosemary G. Feal, New York, NY Delegate: Priscilla B. Wald, Duke University NATIONAL COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION CAO: Nancy Kidd, Washington, DC Delegate (Acting): Shane Moreman, California State University, Fresno 3 FINAL NATIONAL COUNCIL ON PUBLIC HISTORY Delegate: Mary Rizzo, Rutgers University-Camden NORTH AMERICAN CONFERENCE ON BRITISH STUDIES Delegate: Philippa J. Levine, The University of Texas at Austin ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN HISTORIANS CAO: Katherine M. Finley, Bloomington, IN Delegate: Thomas Bender, New York University RENAISSANCE SOCIETY OF AMERICA CAO/Delegate (Acting): Ann Moyer, University of Pennsylvania RHETORIC SOCIETY OF AMERICA Delegate: Susan Wells, Temple University SIXTEENTH CENTURY SOCIETY AND CONFERENCE Delegate: Kathryn Edwards, University of South Carolina SOCIETY FOR AMERICAN MUSIC Delegate: John Graziano, City University of New York, The Graduate Center SOCIETY FOR CINEMA AND MEDIA STUDIES CAO: James Castonguay, Sacred Heart University Delegate (Acting): Steven Cohan, Syracuse University SOCIETY FOR ETHNOMUSICOLOGY CAO: Stephen Stuempfle, Indiana University Bloomington Delegate: Beverly Diamond, Memorial University of Newfoundland SOCIETY FOR FRENCH HISTORICAL STUDIES Delegate: Barry H. Bergen, Gallaudet University SOCIETY FOR MILITARY HISTORY Delegate (Acting): Gregory J.W. Urwin, Virginia Military Institute SOCIETY FOR MUSIC THEORY CAO: Victoria L. Long, University of Chicago Delegate: Edward Jurkowski, University of Lethbridge SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCANDINAVIAN STUDY CAO: Richard L. Jensen, Provo, UT Delegate: Thomas A. DuBois, University of Wisconsin-Madison SOCIETY FOR THE HISTORY OF TECHNOLOGY Delegate: W. Bernard Carlson, University of Virginia SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIANS Delegate: Sandy Isenstadt, University of Delaware SOCIETY OF BIBLICAL LITERATURE CAO: John F. Kutsko, Emory University Delegate: Kent Harold Richards, Mystic, CT WORLD HISTORY ASSOCIATION CAO: Winston Welch, University of Hawai'i at Manoa Delegate: Maryanne Rhett, Monmouth University 4 FINAL Presidents of ACLS Constituent Societies American Anthropological Association, Leith Mullings, City University of New York, The Graduate Center American Society of Comparative Law, H. Patrick Glenn, McGill University College Art Association, Anne Collins Goodyear, Bowdoin College Society for Ethnomusicology, Beverly Diamond, Memorial University of Newfoundland Society for Military History, Gregory J.W. Urwin, Temple University Representatives of ACLS Affiliates ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH ON NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND VOLUNTARY ACTION Executive Director: Shariq Siddiqui ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES Executive Director: Mary Ellen K. Davis ASSOCIATION OF RESEARCH LIBRARIES Executive Director: Elliott Shore CANADIAN FEDERATION FOR THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Executive Director: Jean-Marc Mangin CENTER FOR RESEARCH LIBRARIES President: Bernard F. Reilly FEDERATION OF STATE HUMANITIES COUNCILS Vice President: Jeff Allen INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THIRD-SECTOR RESEARCH Executive Director: Margery Berg Daniels, The Johns Hopkins University Members of the ACLS Board of Directors James J. O’Donnell, Chair, Georgetown University Nicola Courtright F’94, Vice Chair, Amherst College Jonathan D. Culler, Secretary, Cornell University Nancy J. Vickers, Treasurer, Bryn Mawr College, emeritus Kwame Anthony Appiah, New York University Terry Castle, Stanford University Ann Fabian, Rutgers University, New Brunswick Jack R. Fitzmier, ex officio, American Academy of Religion Charlotte V. Kuh, National Academy of Sciences (retired) Richard Leppert F’99, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Teofilo F. Ruiz F’79, University of California, Los Angeles Elaine
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