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FY04 ACLS Individual Giving Report American Council of Learned Societies Individual Giving Report, 2003-2004 September 30, 2004 Dear Friends, It is my great pleasure to share with you the list of individuals who have contributed to the ACLS in fiscal year 2004. Having just completed my first year as President, I could not be more mindful of the crucial role our fellowship program plays in supporting outstanding scholarship in the humanities and related social sciences. I am deeply grateful to those of you whose names appear here for having recognized how crucial individual giving has become in sus- taining that mission. With your help we were able, in 2003-04, to make 79 awards from our core endowment for a total of over $2.6 million. You may, as I was, be interested to view the ACLS fellowship program from a longer historical perspective. Since 1957, almost $81 million in support has been awarded to approximately 7,200 individuals across the institutional spec- trum of American higher education. This is a record of which we are justly proud. Equally impressive has been the impact of those grants. Taking only one possible measure—prizes garnered by fellows whose work had been at least partially supported by the ACLS—we were delighted to see the numbers: 13 Pulitzers, 22 Bancrofts, and 14 National Book Awards, not to speak of the numerous awards given by our constituent societies. While we don’t presume to take full credit for the recognized accomplishments of these distinguished scholars, we are pleased that our program played an important part in what they have achieved. Our fellowship program will continue to support the very best scholarship in the humanities and related social sciences. To that end our college and university Associates are making critically important annual contributions, and I’m espe- cially happy to report that a total of 31 leading research universities have now agreed to make a substantial supplementary commitment to our endowment. Foundations remain responsive to the significance of our mission as well. No one, however, appreciates the value of an ACLS fellowship more than the awardees themselves, and I’m delighted that the efforts of the Fellows’ Development Committee have been able to tap the generosity of that “alumni” community again this year. This committee of 17 distinguished ACLS fellows has raised over $81,000 in gifts from other awardees, and I thank them for their good work. For the many contributions from fellows and friends of the ACLS to the endowment we should all be deeply grateful. Since its inception this campaign has raised almost $1.25 million in spite of a recent downward trend, one that is both cause for concern and susceptible to many explanations. Whatever the reasons, however, I hope that with your help we’ll be able to reverse that course! Please accept my warmest thanks for your continuing support. Yours sincerely, Pauline Yu ACLS President 633 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017-6795 Tel: 212-697-1505 Fax: 212-949-8058 www.acls.org American Council of Learned Societies Individual Giving, 2003-2004 The ACLS gratefully acknowledges the contributions of the following donors who, along with foundations and the institutional Associates of the ACLS (primarily colleges and univer- sities, but also research libraries and other scholarly institutions), are helping to make possi- ble the reinvigoration of the ACLS Fellowship Program. This listing includes contributions to the John H. D’Arms Fund, restricted to support for the ACLS Fellowship Program and initiatives identified with John H. D’Arms’ leadership of the humanities. Also included are contributions to the ACLS/Oscar Handlin Fellowships in American History. This list reflects donations received from October 1, 2003 through September 30, 2004. (We strive for accuracy in our records. Please notify the ACLS office of any incorrect listings.) $15,000-$35,000 $500-$999 $250-$499 Charlotte Kuh and Roy Radner Peter A. Benoliel and Hans Aarsleff Salvatore A. RanieriN Willo Carey Roger S. Bagnall Caroline Walker Bynum Susan Ball Dee L. Clayman Joseph Bosco $5,000-$14,999 Richard W. Couper David F. Bright Stuart ShermanN Wm. Theodore de Bary John R. Clarke Pauline Yu Audrey R. Duckert John Clendenning Christina M. Gillis Marshall Cohen Daniel Javitch W. Robert Connor $1,000-$4,999 David M. Kennedy Joseph Connors John P. Birkelund Philip S. Khoury and Richard S. and Frederick M. Bohen Mary C. Wilson Mary Maples Dunn William M. Calder, III Susan McClary Robert Goheen Stephen F. Cohen and Henry A. Millon Maryemma Graham Katrina vanden Heuvel Donald J. Munro Ruth and Thomas A. Green D. Ronald Daniel David S. Nivison Geoffrey G. Harpham Dolores Warwick Frese Carl H. Pforzheimer Neil Harris William T. Golden Kent and Verna Richards Gary C. Hatfield Paul J. Korshin Carla H. Skodinski Martha Howell Janet Lumiansky Patricia Meyer Spacks Lynn A. Hunt and Susan Mann E-tu Zen Sun Margaret C. Jacob Francis Oakley Margaret Switten William C. Jordan Arnold Rampersad Donald Stewart Taylor Daniel Hugh Kaiser Carl W. Schafer Elizabeth C. Traugott Thomas F. Kelly Liba Chaia Taub Rulon S. Wells Dina R. Khoury Arnold Thackray Wen-hsin Yeh James T. Kloppenberg Steven C. WheatleyN Ying-shih Yu Richard and Lynne Kohn N Contributors to the Fellowship Fund and the John H. D'Arms Fund X Contributors to the John H. D'Arms Fund + Contributors to the ACLS/Oscar Handlin Fellowships in American History page 2 Individual Giving 2003-2004 At the 2004 Annual Meeting, Andrew Zimmermann, Associate Professor of History at George Washington University, represented the class of ACLS Fellows for 2004-2005. Professor Zimmermann is pictured with ACLS Board Chair Susan McClary, Professor of Musicology at the University of California, Los Angeles. $250-$499 (continued) Jonathan Arac Hao Chang Harry B. Evans, Jr. David E. Kyvig Walter L. Arnstein Kang-I Sun Chang Beatrice Farwell Nicholas R. Lardy Albert Russell Ascoli Peter Chelkowski Rosemary Feal Eleanore Winsor LeachX Bernard Bailyn Frederic L. Cheyette Albert and Yi-tsi M. Lester K. Little Gordon Morris Bakken Stanley Chodorow Feuerwerker Laurence B. McCullough James M. Banner, Jr. Rebecca Chopp Stanley E. Fish Nancy D. Netzer William Barcham and Tse-tsung Chow Shelley Fisher Fishkin Helen F. North Catherine Puglisi Bathia Churgin Helene P. Foley Kenneth L. Pomeranz Sandra T. Barnes Anna M. Cienciala Graeme Forbes Maureen Quilligan Marcia W. Baron John B. Clayton, IV Lacy K. Ford, Jr. Rhoda Rappaport Robert C. Baron Miriam Cohen John Burt Foster, Jr. Evelyn Sakakida Rawski James A. Bellamy Susan Guettel Cole Stephen W. Foster Lawrence Richardson, Jr. Paul Benacerraf Robert O. Collins Yakira Frank Jeffrey L. Sammons Thomas Bender Judith Colton Charlotte Furth Lucy Freeman Sandler Jerry H. Bentley Tom C. Conley Julia Haig Gaisser Matthew S. Santirocco Karol Berger Giles Constable Bernard Gallin Russell T. and Ann R. ScottN Joseph Blotner Rita Copeland Laura Garcés John W. Servos Nancy Bookidis William J. Courtenay Elaine GazdaX Peter Stansky Alan Brinkley Kathryn J. Crecelius Daniel J. Geagan Margo Todd Michael Brintnall Eve D’Ambra Helen A. Geagan A. Richard Turner Peter Brooks Mary Rose D’Angelo Nina Rattner Gelbart Helen H. Vendler Jonathan M. Brown Beth Darlington Pamela A. Genova Linda L. Williams Virginia Brown Allen F. Davis David A. Gerber Christoph Wolff Richard V. W. Buel, Jr. Deborah Davis Dorothy F. Glass Anand A. Yang Alice Bullard John DeFrancis Jan E. Goldstein Susan H. Bush Albert E. Dien Malcolm Goldstein $100-$249 Martin J. Camargo Joshua Foa Dienstag Cristina Gonzalez Sharon Achinstein Mary Baine Campbell Susan B. Downey Bruce M. Grant James S. Ackerman Mary J. Carruthers Jon Michael Dunn Geoffrey Green Percy and Pauline S. Adams Charles D. Cashdollar Stephen L. Dyson Nathan Greenberg Janet Adelman Madeline Caviness Richard Ekman + Samuel Greengus Paul Alpers Mary Ann Caws Lee A. Elioseff Vartan Gregorian Bruce J. AltshulerX Peter Caws Laura Engelstein Justina Gregory Virginia DeJohn Anderson Wellington K. K. Chan Gabrielle M. Esperdy Anil K. Gupta page 3 American Council of Learned Societies $100-$249 (continued) Glenn Lesses Ernst Pulgram James D. Wallace Malachi H. Hacohen Chu-tsing Li Edward A. Purcell, Jr. Rosanna Warren J. R. Hall Lillian M. Li Michael C. J. Putnam Morimichi Watanabe Edward Handler David W. Lightfoot Ruth Anna Putnam Rudolph Weingartner Kathryn G. Hansen Patricia N. Limerick Eric S. Rabkin Thomas Weiss Valerie Hansen Heping Liu Orest Ranum Luke Wenger Mary E. Hazard Carla Lord Kenneth J. Reckford John C. Western Katrina Hazzard-Donald Michael J. Loux Erica Reiner Lynn T. White, III Elizabeth K. Helsinger John D. Lyons Geoffrey Robinson Nicholas P. White Robert L. Herbert Danielle M. Macbeth Matthew B. Roller Robert and Marina Alejandro Herrero- John E. Malmstad Margaret Cool Root WhitmanX Olaizola Arthur F. Marotti Richard Rorty Ellen Bradford Widmer Pamela Hieronymi John F. Marszalek David and Ellen Rosand Matthew H. Wikander Margaret R. Higonnet Donald J. Mastronarde Richard and Mary Rouse John W. Williams Kenneth C. Hill Thomas J. Mathiesen David W. Sabean F. Roy Willis Sally Hillsman Katharine E. Maus David Harris Sacks Joy D. Wiltenburg Peter Uwe Hohendahl Sean J. McCann Thomas P. Saine Ronald G. 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