e x p l o r i n g t h e h u m a n e n d e a v o r National Endowment for the Humanities 2Annu0al1 Rep2ort

Chairman’s letter

August 2013 Dear Mr. President,

It is my privilege to present the 2012 Annual Report of the National Endowment for the Humanities. For forty-seven years, NEH has striven to support excellence in humanities research, education, preservation, access to humanities collections, long-term planning for educational and cultural institutions, and humanities programming for the public. NEH’s 1965 founding legislation states that “democracy demands wisdom and vision in its citizens.” Understanding our nation’s past as well as the histories and cultures of other peoples across the globe is crucial to understanding ourselves and how we fit in the world.

On September 17, 2012, U.S. Representative John Lewis spoke on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial about freedom and America’s civil rights struggle, to mark the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s preliminary Emancipation Proclamation. He was joined on stage by actors Alfre Woodward and Tyree Young, and Howard University’s Afro Blue jazz vocal ensemble. The program was the culmination of NEH’s “Celebrating Freedom,” a day that brought together five leading Civil War scholars and several hundred college and high school students for a discussion of events leading up to the Proclamation. The program was produced in partnership with Howard University and was live-streamed from the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History to more than one hundred “watch parties” of viewers around the nation.

Also in 2012, NEH initiated the Muslim Journeys Bookshelf—a collection of twenty-five books, three documentary films, and additional resources to help American citizens better understand the people, places, history, varieties of faith, and cultures of Muslims in the United States and around the world. More than nine hundred libraries and state humanities councils across the country received the Bookshelf, and another 125 received support for a reading and discussion series centered on the books, in partnership with the American Library Association (ALA). Another reading and discussion program launched in 2012 and cosponsored with ALA was “Let’s Talk about It: Making Sense of the American Civil War.” This program engaged thousands of citizens in discussions based on the NEH-commissioned anthology: America’s War: Talking About the Civil War and Emancipation on their 150th Anniversaries, edited by noted historian of the American South Edward L. Ayers, and published by NEH and ALA.

NEH continued in 2012 to use digital technology to make the nation’s cultural heritage available to all. A groundbreaking project called the Digital Public Library of America seeks to make accessible online the contents of our nation’s libraries and archives. NEH, with several global partners, also continued to use digital technology to push the boundaries of humanities research. The Digging Into Data Challenge competition resulted in fourteen projects using large-scale data analysis to explore a wide variety of topics, one, for example, tracking the spread and severity of the flu pandemic of 1918 as reported in the newspapers of the day, and another tracing the evolution of Western musical style over six hundred years through the analysis of a vast music repository.

chairman’s letter 2 Although much can be learned from the virtual world, nothing has yet replaced the learning experience afforded by actually being there. NEH Landmarks of American History Workshops bring hundreds of teachers every summer to places where history took place, places such as Birmingham, Alabama—to learn about the events of the civil rights movement—or Mason City, Iowa—to study Prairie School architecture and the work of Frank Lloyd Wright and his influence on the built environment of that small American town and the world.

In places large and small, American life has been documented in thousands of newspapers. Through the Chronicling America website, a free, searchable database of historic U.S. newspapers, NEH, with the Library of Congress, provides searchable access to newspapers published in the United States between 1836 and 1922. Six million pages from more than 800 newspapers in thirty-two states have now been posted on the site.

Sifting through the documents and artifacts left by our ancestors, and making sense of it all, is the calling of historians, archaeologists, philosophers, and others supported by NEH research grants. In 2012, research projects ranged from editing and publishing the correspondence of naturalist Charles Darwin to the excavation, analysis, and creation of a website on the societies living near the Olmec city of La Venta between 800 and 400 BCE.

Through NEH Challenge Grants, educational and cultural institutions leverage private contributions to sustain humanities programs long-term. In 2012, Mass Humanities, the state humanities council in Massachusetts, received a Challenge Grant to endow its Clemente Course in the Humanities, a program teaching college-level humanities subjects to adults living in distressed economic circumstances. More than ten thousand students worldwide have attended a Clemente Course, and over 50 percent have successfully completed it.

Through hundreds of public programs like the Clemente Course, NEH and the state humanities councils work together to reach Americans where they live and work and with a focus on topics that are of particular interest to them. Since the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities developed Prime Time Family Reading Time, a family literacy program, in 1991, state humanities councils across the nation have replicated the program, engaging new readers in libraries, schools, and community centers in thirty-nine other states.

The year also saw the launch of NEH’s new website, a more appealing, user-friendly, and transparent platform for people seeking grants as well as for those interested in the humanities in general. Visitors to the site can search the Endowment’s database for funded projects; visit EDSITEment, NEH-s award-winning website for teachers, parents, and students; read current and back issues of Humanities, NEH’s award-winning magazine; and explore documentaries, exhibitions, radio programs, apps, and events that were produced with NEH support. The website is one more way that NEH fosters understanding of the humanities and fulfills its mission to promote an engaged and thoughtful citizenry.

Sincerely,

Carole Watson Acting Chairman, National Endowment for the Humanities

chairman’s letter 3 Table of Contents

Chairman’s Letter 2

Introduction 5

Jefferson Lecture 6

National Humanities Medalists 7

Division of Education Programs 9

Division of Preservation and Access 16

Division of Public Programs 24

Division of Research Programs 31

Office of Challenge Grants 39

Office of Digital Humanities 43

Office of Federal/State Partnership 47

Panelists 50

National Council on the Humanities 70

Senior Staff 71

Summary of Grants and Awards 72

table of contents 4 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 2012, grants were made through the Federal/State Partnership, four divisions (Education Programs, Preservation and Access, Public Programs, and Research Programs), the Office of Challenge Grants, and the Office of Digital Humanities.

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 disseminate 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 more than $2.4 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. More than 800 scholars, professionals in the humanities, and other experts served on 186 panels throughout the year.

The following lists of grants include all funds that were released in 2012, including funds that were amendments to earlier grants. For example, a summer institute awarded $170,000 in 2011 may have received an additional $10,000 in 2012 for follow-up activities. Additionally, many NEH grants receive matching funds, which are only released when the private gift donations are secured, perhaps over the course of several years. These matching funds awarded in 2012 are indicated by a single asterisk (*) throughout. A double asterisk (* *) denotes a Chairman’s grant, which is a fast-track grant awarded up to $30,000 at the discretion of the chairman of NEH. For more complete information on any project, please use the grant search tool on the NEH website, www.neh.gov.

introduction 5 Jefferson Lecture

On April 23, 2012, poet, novelist, farmer, and conservationist Wendell E. Berry presented the forty- first annual Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities to a packed Concert Hall at The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. His title, “It All Turns on Affection,” is a quote from E. M. Forster’s novel Howard’s End. With this phrase in mind, Berry spoke about the relationship between people and the land that should nurture and care for each other. Berry elaborated on a philosophy handed down to him from his teacher Wallace Stegner, which described two types of people: “boomers” and “stickers.” “The boomer is motivated by greed, the desire for money, property, and therefore power,” explained Berry. “Stickers on the contrary are motivated by affection, by such love for a place and its life that they want to preserve it and remain in it.” Berry emphasized that he was proud to be from a long line of stickers. “Of my grandfather I need to say only that he shared in the virtues and the faults of his kind and time, one of his virtues being that he was a sticker. He belonged to a family who had come to Kentucky from Virginia, and who intended to go no farther. He was the third in his paternal line to live in the neighborhood of our little town of Port Royal, and he was the second to own the farm where he was born in 1864 and where he died in 1946.” Berry himself has also returned to his roots. Born in 1934 to Virginia Erdman and John Marshall Berry, Berry grew up in Newcastle, Kentucky, working on his father’s farm and neighboring farms. He attended the Millersburg Military Institute and then the University of Kentucky, where he earned his master’s degree, and met his future wife, Tanya Amyx. After, Berry became a creative writing fellow in the Wallace Stegner writing program at Stanford University where he worked alongside Ernest J. Gaines, Ken Kesey, and several other writers who went on to achieve renown. After Stanford, Berry started on what promised to be an itinerant existence as a professor of writing and literature, visiting Tuscany for a year as a Guggenheim fellow and then teaching at New York University for two years. An invitation to teach at the University of Kentucky, however, carried him back home. He bought a farm near Port Royal, on land adjacent to a farm that had been in his mother’s family, and pursued his vocation as a writer. This vocation has produced more than fifty books, including novels, collections of poetry and essays, and short stories. Through all of them runs a vein of conviction to live as a sticker, as a caretaker—of the earth and its inhabitants. Berry repeated this mantra in his lecture. “The problem of sustainability is simple enough to state. It requires that the fertility cycle of birth, growth, maturity, death, and decay—what Albert Howard called ‘the Wheel of Life’—should turn continuously in place, so that the law of return is kept and nothing is wasted. For this to happen in the stewardship of humans, there must be a cultural cycle, in harmony with the fertility cycle, also continuously turning in place. The cultural cycle is an unending conversation between old people and young people, assuring the survival of local memory, which has, as long as it remains local, the greatest practical urgency and value. This is what is meant, and is all that is meant, by ‘sustainability.’ The fertility cycle turns by the law of nature. The cultural cycle turns on affection.”

jefferson lecture 6 National Humanities Medal

President Barack Obama awarded the 2012 National Humanities Medals during a ceremony held at the White House in July 2013. Twelve individuals were honored for their exemplary contributions to the humanities. The National Humanities Medal, first awarded in 1989 as the Charles Frankel Prize, honors individuals or groups whose work has deepened the nation’s understanding of the humanities, broadened our citizens’ engagement with the humanities, or helped preserve and expand Americans’ access to important resources in the humanities. Medal recipients do not compete for this award but are selected by the president for their lifelong achievements in their diverse areas of expertise. Their achievements were cited at the White House ceremony.

Edward L. Ayers Historian, for placing the primary documents of history into as many hands as possible. Using new technology, this Civil War historian and college president urges us to see the past in new ways. William G. Bowen Economist and academic leader, for his probing research on higher education in America. Through books and institutional leadership, he has scrutinized the effects of policy while introducing new practices and promoting excellence. Jill Ker Conway Historian and academic leader, for her study of exceptional and resilient women, beginning with herself. As an author and a college president, she has inspired new generations of women in the humanities and beyond. Natalie Zemon Davis Historian, for her diligence and eloquence in bringing the past into focus. With her detailed and vivid descriptions of how ordinary people lived centuries ago, we go one step further to truly understanding the past. Frank Deford Sportswriter, for changing the way the world reads about sports. His commitment to fine writing, to telling a story, goes beyond scores and statistics to reveal the human side of the games we love. Joan Didion Writer, for her exploration of personal history and modern culture in essays, novels, and books. The startling honesty and artistry in her writing have transformed the genres of the personal essay and memoir.

MEDALISTS 7 Robert D. Putnam Political scientist, for his clear-eyed examination of the forces that unite Americans and those that separate us. In his research and writing, he has held a mirror to society and challenged all Americans to be better citizens. Marilynne Robinson Writer, for her graceful novels and intelligent nonfiction, which trace our ethical connections to the people around us and the world we inhabit. Her stories, set in the heartland, crystallize universal truths about what it means to be human. Kay Ryan Poet and teacher, for making great yet compact verse from well-observed living. In constructing poems and teaching English, she has helped students and readers to notice and relish the power of words. Robert B. Silvers Editor, for elevating the book review to a literary art form. In cofounding and editing the New York Review of Books, he has gathered the finest writers of several generations and connected them to decades of readers. Anna Deveare Smith Performer and writer, for recording and conveying authentic American voices. As an interviewer, a playwright, and an actress, she has listened to and portrayed a long parade of men and women from all stations of life. Camilo José Vergara Photographer, for documenting our forgotten cities. Like Jacob Riis, he has captured stark beauty in a neglected urban landscape, returning again and again to record the slow but fundamental alterations of time.

medalists 8 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.

division of education programs 9 Humanities Initiatives for Faculty Grants strengthen and enrich humanities education and scholarship in higher education.

Albany State University CUNY Research Foundation, John Jay College Nazareth College of Rochester Albany, GA Marva O. Banks New York City, NY Jonathan A. Jacobs Rochester, NY Scott McElroy Campbell $100,458 A humanities bridge program over $24,991 The development of an undergraduate $24,380 The development of an undergraduate two summers for selected high school students course on the question, Is virtue its own reward? course to investigate the question, What is the on the history, literature, art, and music of the value of a liberal arts education? Civil Rights Movement. DePaul University Chicago, IL Howard Peter Steeves New Mexico State University Berea College $24,991 The development of an undergraduate Las Cruces, NM Mark Walker Berea, KY Jason Elliot Cohen seminar for twenty-five students on the ques- $24,995 The development of an undergraduate $25,000 The development of a fifteen-week tion, What is free will? seminar on the question, What is the nature of course framed around the question, What is a happiness? neighbor? Eastern University St. Davids, PA Steven McGuire New York University Boston College $24,886 The development of an undergraduate New York, NY Martha Dana Rust Chestnut Hill, MA Alice Behnegar course to investigate the question, What consti- $25,000 The development of an undergradu- $22,432 The development of an upper-level tutes personhood? ate honors seminar on the question, What is undergraduate seminar on the question, What is memory? law and what are its claims on us? Emory University Atlanta, GA Ann Hartle Shimer College California State University, Long Beach $25,000 The development of an undergradu- Chicago, IL Stuart Patterson University Library ate philosophy course on the question, What is $24,752 The development of a course that Long Beach, CA Clorinda Donato civility? explores the question of what we should read $99,990 A three-year project enabling faculty and why. from four Southern California institutions to en- Institute of American Indian and Alaska hance humanities content in French and Italian Native Culture St. Mary’s University of San Antonio courses for Spanish speakers. Santa Fe, NM J. Carlos Peinado San Antonio, TX Glenn Arthur Hughes $99,709 An eighteen-month project to create $24,992 The development of an undergraduate Case Western Reserve University digital resources using the Institute of American course to explore the question, What is human Cleveland, OH William Deal Indian Arts’ Collection of Contemporary Native dignity? $25,000 The development of an undergraduate American Art, develop two new interdisciplinary seminar on the question, What is free will? digital humanities courses, and enable faculty St. Norbert College members to use digital humanities resources to De Pere, WI Marcella L. Paul Claflin University enhance their teaching. $25,000 The development of an honors course Orangeburg, SC Mitali Pati Wong to explore the question, What is the nature of $99,922 A two-year series of faculty work- Lincoln University time? shops, course development, and public lectures Lincoln University, PA Marilyn Button on classical and contemporary literature from $100,000 A two-year program of study, framed Syracuse University South Asia. by two conferences, in which ten faculty con- Syracuse, NY William Robert duct research and develop teaching modules $24,526 The development of a lower division Comanche Nation College on Lincoln University’s diasporic heritage. undergraduate course to investigate multiple Lawton, OK Dorna Riding In Battese perspectives on the question, What is belief? $50,000 Faculty development and consultation Mount St. Mary’s College with scholars and outside institutional partners Los Angeles, CA Montserrat Reguant University of Houston to study Comanche cultural heritage and en- $100,000 A two-year curriculum and faculty Houston, TX Casey Dué Hackney hance American Indian Studies course offerings. development project to study women in China $20,881 The development of an undergraduate from antiquity to today and to produce content course on the question, Who owns the past? Concordia College for courses in humanities, education, business, Moorhead, MN Linda L. Johnson and health-related studies. $24,998 The development of a fourteen-week course on the question, How do people respond to severe cultural upheaval and loss?

division of education programs 10 University of Maine University of Texas, Pan American California State University, Monterey Bay Machias, ME Elizabeth Randall Kindleberger Edinburg, TX Russell K. Skowronek Seaside, CA Ruben G. Mendoza $24,960 The development of a capstone $99,425 A three-year project for twelve middle- $176,698 Two one-week workshops for eighty seminar on the question, What is nature? school teachers on archival, oral, and archaeo- schoolteachers to explore the architectural, logical research to develop place based curricula archaeological, cultural, and historical record of University of Montana on the history of the Rio Grande Valley. Spanish colonial missions in California. Missoula, MT Robert Patrick Saldin $24,999 The development of an undergraduate Valencia College, Osceola Campus Chicago Architecture Foundation seminar on the question, What form of govern- Kissimmee, FL Marlene Temes Chicago, IL Jennifer Masengarb ment is best suited to human society? $100,000 A two-year project for a study group $172,393 Two one-week workshops for eighty of twelve community college faculty to create schoolteachers on the development of the sky- University of New England new course content on Mesoamerican cultures scraper in Chicago and the relationship of Biddeford, ME David Livingstone Smith before Columbus. skyscrapers to urbanization. $22,500 The development of a course for un- dergraduates to investigate the question, What Winston Salem State University Delta State University makes us human? Winston Salem, NC Joti Sekhon Cleveland, MS Luther Brown $99,285 A three-year series of faculty study $177,488 Two one-week workshops for eighty University of New Hampshire workshops, guest lectures, and seminars provid- schoolteachers on the history and culture of the Durham, NH Cord James Whitaker ing an overview of India from historical and Mississippi Delta, with music as a focus. $24,996 The development of an undergraduate contemporary perspectives. course on the question, What is racial Florida Humanities Council difference? Wofford College St. Petersburg, FL Ann S. Schoenacher Spartanburg, SC Christine Sorrell Dinkins $179,500 Two one-week workshops for eighty University of North Carolina $20,297 The development of an undergraduate schoolteachers on the life and work of Zora Charlotte, NC Joanne Maguire Robinson seminar on the question, How do we best Neale Hurston. $20,837 The development of an undergradu- educate citizens? ate course on the question, How is the world Kentucky Historical Society ordered? Faculty Humanities Frankfort, KY Tim Talbott Workshops $178,741 Two one-week workshops for eighty University of Puerto Rico schoolteachers on conflicts in Kentucky and Mayaguez, PR Dana L. Collins Dallas Institute of Humanities and Culture other border states during the Civil War. $99,737 A series of faculty seminars and Dallas, TX Claudia E. Allums curriculum development activities on artificial $5,000** Superintendents symposium, Maritime Museum Association intelligence; the confluence of philosophy, expanded enrollment. of San Diego engineering, and technological choice; and San Diego, CA Raymond Ashley theism, cosmology, and evolution. Landmarks of American $164,677 Two one-week workshops for eighty schoolteachers on the exploration of California History University of Puerto Rico and the Pacific in the development of the young Rio Piedras, PR Loretta Collins Grants support a series of one-week residence-based nation. $100,000 Faculty development activities and workshops at historic sites for teachers. public lectures leading to the creation of Millsaps College undergraduate courses on the intersection of Apprend Foundation Jackson, MS Suzanne Marrs medicine and the humanities. Durham, NC Laurel Sneed $179,530 Two one-week workshops for eighty $174,770 Two one-week workshops for eighty schoolteachers focused on the year 1963 in Jack- University of Puerto Rico schoolteachers on African-American entrepre- son, Mississippi, with the murder of civil rights Rio Piedras, PR Elsa Marin Lopez neurship in the antebellum South, as represent- leader Medgar Evers and its aftermath. $97,045 A three-year project offering a yearly ed by Thomas Day and Elizabeth Keckly. summer bridge program engaging at-risk high school students in humanities study at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute university, followed by additional school-year Birmingham, AL Martha V. Bouyer support. $177,881 Two one-week workshops for eighty schoolteachers on labor history and the civil rights struggle in Birmingham, Alabama. division of education programs 11 Montana Historical Society University of Connecticut Bard College Helena, MT Kirby Lambert Storrs, CT Robert W. Stephens Annandale on Hudson, NY Daniel Karpowitz $179,910 Two one-week workshops for eighty $179,915 Two one-week workshops for eighty $25,000** Faculty seminar program, Bard schoolteachers that connect the study of mines schoolteachers to explore the history and cultural Prison initiative. and mining in Montana to broad patterns in U.S. memory of the Gullah people through the arts. history. Boston University University of Massachusetts Boston, MA Peter Gibbon Niagara County Community College North Dartmouth, MA Timothy D. Walker $176,211 A four-week institute for twenty-six Sanborn, NY Pierson Bell $179,986 Two one-week workshops for eighty schoolteachers on the personality, character, and $175,122 Two one-week workshops on the con- schoolteachers on abolitionism in its maritime public life of Thomas Jefferson. struction of the Erie Canal and its economic, context in New Bedford, Massachusetts. social, and cultural impact. California State University University of Massachusetts Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association Bakersfield, CA Charles William MacQuarrie Lowell, MA Sheila Kirschbaum $128,000 Deerfield, MA Barbara A. Mathews A four-week seminar in Britain for $169,430 Two one-week workshops for eighty $179,294 Two one-week workshops for eighty sixteen schoolteachers to explore the cultural, schoolteachers on the textile industry in Lowell, schoolteachers on cross cultural contact and literary, and linguistic diversity of the British Massachusetts, as a case study of early conflict, set in colonial Deerfield, Massachusetts. Isles in the Middle Ages. nineteenth-century industrialization. Ramapo College of New Jersey Calvin College Mahwah, NJ Meredith Davis Wright on the Park, Inc. Grand Rapids, MI Karin Yvonne Maag $179,876 Two one-week workshops for eighty Mason City, IA Patricia Ann Schultz $107,838 A four-week seminar for sixteen schoolteachers that survey the Hudson River in $179,993 Two one-week workshops for eighty college and university faculty on the varied an interdisciplinary study of modernization in schoolteachers on the architecture of Frank responses to religious pluralism in the early nineteenth-century America. Lloyd Wright and the Prairie School in Mason modern era. City, Iowa. Siena College Center for Civic Education Loudonville, NY Jennifer Dorsey Seminars and Institutes Calabasas, CA William F. Harris, II $175,767 Two one-week workshops for eighty $175,682 A three-week institute for twenty-five schoolteachers on the nineteenth-century Shaker Grants support national summer seminars and schoolteachers on the principles of American movement and the communitarian society it institutes in humanities subjects for teachers. constitutionalism. produced. American Academy in Rome Chicago Metro History Education Center SUNY Research Foundation New York, NY John A. Davis Chicago, IL Robert Douglas Johnston Cortland, NY Kevin B. Sheets $131,407 A five-week seminar for college and $193,976 A four-week institute for thirty $159,983 Two one-week workshops for eighty university faculty on the Risorgimento, the schoolteachers to study new perspectives on the schoolteachers using the Adirondacks to understand nineteenth-century quest to form a unified Gilded Age and Progressive Era. the interconnections of urban and wilderness nation state in Italy. environments in late nineteenth and early Colgate University twentieth-century America. Arizona State University Hamilton, NY Graham R. Hodges U.S.S. Constitution Museum Tempe, AZ David W. Foster $88,301 A two-week seminar for sixteen Boston, MA Sarah Watkins $137,110 A four-week seminar for sixteen col- schoolteachers to study the history of the $179,548 Two one-week workshops for eighty lege and university faculty, in São Paolo to study Underground Railroad and abolitionism. schoolteachers on the naval War of 1812 and its literature that reflects Brazil’s dynamic and most important and complex artifact, the United increasingly urban culture. Columbia University States frigate Constitution, anchored in Boston. New York, NY Timothy M. Frye Bard College $166,215 A three-week institute for twenty- University of California Annandale on Hudson, NY David Jaffee five higher education faculty to investigate four Davis, CA Ari Kelman $181,084 A four-week institute for eighteen waves of Russophone immigrants to America. $180,000 Two one-week workshops for eighty college and university teachers on American schoolteachers on the transcontinental railroad material culture, using nineteenth-century and its impact on nineteenth-century America. New York City as a case study.

division of education programs 12 Community College Humanities Five Colleges, Inc. Moravian College Association Amherst, MA Neal Salisbury Bethlehem, PA Hilde Marga Binford Newark, NJ Sterling Delano $149,088 A three-week institute for twenty-five $10,000 A four-week institute for twenty-five $134,000 A two-week institute for twenty-five schoolteachers on the history of Native Ameri- schoolteachers, held in Germany, on the music college and university teachers on Transcenden- cans in New England. of J. S. Bach and its cultural, intellectual, and talism and social reform, to be held in Concord, religious contexts. Massachusetts. Georgia Historical Society Savannah, GA Stan Deaton Mystic Seaport Museum Community College Humanities $146,000 A two-week institute for twenty- Mystic, CT Glenn Gordinier Association five college and university teachers to explore $10,000 A five-week institute for twenty college Newark, NJ Beverly Blois African-American life and culture in Savannah and university faculty members on the American $210,000 A four-week institute for twenty-four and Georgia’s coastal islands. maritime experience over the past four higher-education faculty to study the history and centuries. culture of India, in New Delhi and other Harvard University important sites on the subcontinent. Cambridge, MA Henry Louis Gates Jr. New York University $197,559 A four-week institute for twenty-five New York, NY John Kuo Wei Tchen Crow Canyon Archaeological Center college and university faculty on African- $10,000 A three-week institute at New York Cortez, CO Marjorie R. Connolly American struggles for equality and rights, University for twenty-five college and university $179,792 A three-week institute for twenty-five from Reconstruction to the 1960s. faculty members on pivotal developments and schoolteachers on the origins and cultural his- critical issues in Asian American art history. tory of the Pueblo Indian peoples of the James Agee Film Project American Southwest. Johnson City, TN Jamie Simpson Ross New York University $159,825 A three-week institute for thirty New York, NY Larry Wolff CUNY Research Foundation, Graduate schoolteachers on the role of landscape in shap- $86,611 A three-week seminar for sixteen School and University Center ing southern Appalachian history and culture. schoolteachers focused on the place of Eastern New York, NY Donna Thompson Ray Europe in modern European history. Library Company of Philadelphia $10,000 A two-week institute for thirty college Philadelphia, PA Richard S. Newman and university faculty members on the visual Newberry Library $114,360 A four-week seminar for sixteen culture of the American Civil War. Chicago, IL Carla Zecher schoolteachers to examine the abolitionist $199,738 A four-week institute for twenty-two CUNY Research Foundation, Graduate movement from the time of the American higher education faculty to explore the intersec- School and University Center Revolution to the aftermath of the Civil War. tions of the history of music and the history New York, NY Clare Lois Carroll of travel. $157,807 A four-week seminar for sixteen Mangalam Research Center for Buddhist higher education faculty to study the history of Languages Newberry Library manuscript production and bookmaking during Berkeley, CA Luis Gomez Chicago, IL Liesl Marie Olson the early modern period. $93,409 A four-week seminar for sixteen $189,359 A four-week institute for twenty-five college and university faculty to study classical college and university teachers on modernism in Duke University Buddhist texts in the context of their translation Chicago in the first half of the twentieth Durham, NC Wahneema Lubiano and transmission. century. $200,000 A three-week institute for twenty-five schoolteachers on African-American literature Michigan State University Pennsylvania State University and social history. East Lansing, MI Nwando Achebe University Park, PA Lovalerie King $171,611 A four-week institute for twenty-five $5,000 A three-week institute for twenty-five Duke University high school teachers to explore the role of college and university faculty members to en- Durham, NC Bruce Caldwell Africa in world history. gage in critical debates on contemporary $152,057 A three-week institute for twenty-five African-American literature. college and university faculty on the history of Michigan State University economic thought. East Lansing, MI Frederick Gifford Primary Source $189,635 A four-week institute for twenty-five Watertown, MA Deborah Cunningham higher education faculty to engage in discussion $161,333 A three-week institute for thirty and debate over critical issues in the field of schoolteachers on the Ottoman Empire to be development ethics. held in Istanbul, Turkey.

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San Jose State University Foundation University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc Washington University San Jose, CA Susan Shillinglaw Lawrence, KS Maryemma Graham St. Louis, MO John F. Heil $172,214 A three-week institute for twenty- $189,203 A three-week institute for twenty-five $125,552 A five-week seminar for sixteen seven schoolteachers on John Steinbeck as a college and university faculty on African- higher education faculty to engage with topics in novelist, social critic, and ecologist. American poetry and poetics. metaphysics and philosophy of the mind.

Shepherd University University of Massachusetts Shepherdstown, WV Sylvia Shurbutt North Dartmouth, MA Gerard M. Koot Bridging Cultures $99,016 A three-week seminar for sixteen high $171,011 A five-week seminar for sixteen Community College school teachers on Appalachia’s literary and schoolteachers comparing the development of cultural heritage. modern economic systems in the Dutch To develop and implement a curriculum and professional Republic and Great Britain in the seventeenth development for faculty members from community colleges St. Louis University and eighteenth centuries. across the United States or in a multistate region. St. Louis, MO Charles Henry Parker University of Nebraska $170,579 A four-week institute for twenty-five American Historical Association Lincoln, NE Stephen C. Behrendt college and university faculty on new theoretical Washington, DC Robert Townsend $117,198 A five-week seminar for sixteen approaches to teaching world history. $359,844 A cooperative agreement for a multi- college and university faculty to study British year project for faculty and academic administra- Romanticism in light of evolving scholarship. SUNY Research Foundation, Buffalo tors from twelve community colleges to State College University of Northern Colorado integrate the Atlantic and Pacific worlds into the Kristin Stapleton U.S. history survey course. Buffalo, NY Greeley, CO Christiane Olivo $171,181 A three-week institute for thirty $109,084 A four-week seminar in Berlin and Association of American Colleges and schoolteachers comparing historical and cultural Prague for sixteen schoolteachers on the back- Universities developments in China and India. ground of the anti-communist movements lead- Washington, DC Caryn McTighe Musil ing to the peaceful revolutions in East Central University of Arkansas $359,995 A cooperative agreement for a three- Europe in 1989. Monticello, AR Richard A. Corby year professional and curriculum development $195,722 A five-week summer institute for University of Pittsburgh project on American cultural diversity and twenty-five schoolteachers on the history and Pittsburgh, PA Deane L. Root democracy for faculty and administrators from culture of South Africa, to take place in Cape $197,517 A five-week institute for twenty-five twelve community colleges. Town, Port Elizabeth, Johannesburg, and schoolteachers linking American popular songs Durban. to significant periods and events in American Community College Humanities history. Association University of California Newark, NJ Diane U. Eisenberg Davis, CA Omnia El Shakry University of South Carolina Research $359,529 A cooperative agreement for a two- $185,000 A three-week institute for thirty Foundation year professional and curriculum development schoolteachers on the historical roots of what Columbia, SC Valinda Littlefield project for faculty and academic administrators has come to be called the Arab Spring. $10,000 A two-week institute for thirty school- from eighteen community colleges to improve teachers on the history, literature, music, and art introductory humanities courses. University of California of the Great Migration. La Jolla, CA Matthew T. Herbst East-West Center $199,993 A three-week institute in Istanbul, University of Vermont Honolulu, HI Peter D. Hershock Turkey, for twenty-five schoolteachers on the Burlington, VT William A. Stephany $357,699 A cooperative agreement for a three- Byzantine and Ottoman Empires, and modern $162,267 A five-week seminar for sixteen year project on cultural pluralism in the context Turkey. schoolteachers on Dante’s Commedia, to be held of East and Southeast Asian history and in Siena, Italy. traditions, for faculty and academic administra- University of Illinois tors from fifteen community colleges. Champaign, IL Elizabeth Lowe McCoy University of Virginia $156,083 A three-week institute for twenty-five Charlottesville, VA Mitchell S. Green college and university faculty to examine the $180,574 A four-week institute for thirty nature of translation and its central place in the high school teachers on topics central to humanities. philosophical inquiry.

division of education programs 14 Newberry Library Chicago, IL Daniel Greene $326,803 A cooperative agreement for a multi- year professional and curriculum development project for faculty and administrators from five community colleges on religious pluralism in America.

Miscellaneous Education Programs

Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress Washingotn, DC Matthew Purushotham $18,000** Heroic leadership: dynamic civility and creative compromise.

Great Books Foundation Chicago, IL Donald H. Whitfield $30,000** War literature anthology.

National History Day College Park, MD Cathy Gorn $25,000** Kenneth E. Behring National History Day contest.

National Opinion Research Center Chicago, IL Norman M. Bradburn $29,995** Undergraduate humanities course- work: An exploration of its effects on key post- graduation outcomes.

University of Illinois Champaign, IL Rebecca Ginsburg $20,000** Education justice project.

division of education programs 15 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.

division of preservation and access 16 Preservation and Access Grants Grants assist in the care of humanities collections and in the availability for use by the public.

Albuquerque Museum Foundation Balboa Art Conservation Center Carnegie Museum of Art Albuquerque, NM Steven Pettit San Diego, CA Janet E. Ruggles Pittsburgh, PA Sandra Lynn Olsen $18,378 A planning project for improved envi- $100,000 A regional preservation field-service $39,521 A planning project for improved stor- ronmental conditions and storage for a diverse program that provides preservation surveys, age and environmental controls in the museum’s collection of 25,000 Native-American, Spanish- workshops, technical consultations, and edu- annex building, which houses a large anthropo- Colonial, and Anglo-American objects and cational materials to museums and historical logical and ethnological collection representing documents relating to the history and art of the organizations in California, Arizona, Oregon, North, Central, and South American cultures, as Rio Grande Valley and the Albuquerque area. and Washington. well as those of Africa, Asia, and Oceania.

American Antiquarian Society Baltimore Museum of Art Central Michigan University Worcester, MA Alan N. Degutis Baltimore, MD Alan Dirican Mount Pleasant, MI Frank Boles $260,000 The continued creation of a union $300,000 Installation of a new building automa- $274,208 Digitization of 100,000 pages of catalog of all books, pamphlets, and broadsides tion system that would enable more effective Michigan newspapers, dating from 1836 to 1922, printed before 1877 in the United States and control and continuous monitoring of envi- as part of the National Digital Newspaper Canada. This project will enhance 7,150 records ronmental conditions for the protection of the Program. and create 500 new records for imprints from museum’s collection of 90,000 works of art. the period 1801 through 1820. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Bay Area and Peninsula Library System Williamsburg, VA Patricia Silence American Antiquarian Society San Mateo, CA Barclay W. Ogden $50,000 A planning project to evaluate climate Worcester, MA Thomas Knoles $153,357 The digitization of 233 audio and control and lighting systems in the DeWitt $260,000 The completion of a database of moving-image recordings pertaining to the his- Wallace Decorative Arts Museum and the Abby American electoral returns from 1788 through tory and culture of California in the twentieth Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, which 1825, to enable the study of electoral participa- century, held by archives and libraries house collections of fine and decorative art ob- tion, democratization, and party development throughout the state. jects made or used in America or Great Britain in the early Republican Era. between 1680 and 1830, and folk art holdings Board of Regents of the University of crafted by minimally trained and untrained American Heritage Society Wisconsin System American artists between the early eighteenth Rockville, MD Edwin S. Grosvenor Milwaukee, WI Ewa Barczyk century and the present. $30,000** Chairman’s grant for National $280,000 The digitization, creation of metadata, Portal to Historic Collections. rehousing, and cold storage of 35,000 cellulose Denver Museum of Nature and Science acetate photographic negatives and 60,000 Denver, CO Stephen E. Nash Amon Carter Museum linear feet of motion picture film that document $300,000 The purchase of up to 135 custom Fort Worth, TX Jana Hill the world’s vistas, landscapes, streetscapes, flora, designed cabinets to house a portion of the $75,000 The cataloging and digitization of fauna, and humans as they appeared, worked, 21,996 Native American cultural artifacts in the 15,500 photographs from the archives of eight lived, and modified their environments; 31,000 American Ethnology Collection, which would twentieth-century American photographers, images would be mounted on the Internet. be relocated to a new state-of-the-art Rocky with enhanced catalog records for an additional Mountain Science Collections Center in the fall 6,700 images already digitized and online access. Boston Symphony Orchestra of 2013. Boston, MA Bridget M. Carr Arizona Department of Libraries, Archives $93,000 The digitization of the concert Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site, Inc. and Public Records programs of the Boston Symphony Orchestra Philadelphia, PA Sara Jane (Sally) Elk Phoenix, AZ Melanie Sturgeon covering its full performance history (16,000 $40,000 A planning project to determine $200,000 Digitization of 100,000 pages of concerts), from 1888 to 2011. storage solutions for 2,600 artifacts and 1,300 Arizona newspapers, dating from 1880 to 1922, publications, archival records, photographs, and as part of the National Digital Newspaper Boston University oral-history recordings of prison life from the Program. Boston, MA Vita Paladino late eighteenth to the mid twentieth century. $240,000 The cataloging and rehousing of the archives of Howard Thurman (1900–81) and his wife Sue Bailey Thurman (1903–96), who were theologians and civil rights leaders, and the reformatting of audio recordings of Thurman’s lectures, sermons, and speeches, to be made freely available on the Internet. division of preservation and access 17 Folger Shakespeare Library Heritage Preservation Miami University Washington, DC Stephen C. Enniss Washington, DC Lori Foley Oxford, OH Daryl W. Baldwin $350,000 An implementation project to im- $140,000 Three Alliance for Response forums, $124,292 The creation of a digital edition of an prove environmental conditions in the library’s an educational outreach campaign focused on eighteenth-century French dictionary of Miami storage facility and reading room contain- developing sustainable partnerships between Illinois, an Algonquian language formerly spo- ing 256,000 books; 75,000 rare manuscripts; cultural institutions and emergency management ken in the Midwest. The project would involve 250,000 playbills; 50,000 prints, photographs and response officials, and the development of transcription, annotation, and translation of the and drawings; and audiovisual materials, all of an online response resource center. original dictionary and the creation of a search- which pertain to the literature, history, and art able online resource. of Shakespeare and the Elizabethan period. Historical Society of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Matthew Lyons Michigan State University Folger Shakespeare Library $80,000* The arrangement, description, and East Lansing, MI Cynthia Anne Ghering Washington, DC Stephen C. Enniss digitization of twenty-one archival collections, $264,998 The digitization of 100,000 pages of $280,000 The digitization of 10,000 engraved totaling approximately seventy linear feet, material from MSU’s Vietnam Advisory Group and woodcut illustrations from British and pertaining to the history of immigration and records and related holdings, dating from 1955 English-language books published in other parts ethnicity from the colonial period through the to 1962, and the development of enhanced of the world between 1604 and 1700. early 2000s, with emphasis on the Philadelphia access features for full-text searching, semantic region. searching, and mapping. Foundation of American Institute for Conservation Indianapolis Museum of Art Midwest Art Conservation Center Washington, DC Eric Pourchot Indianapolis, IN Jennifer Whitlock Minneapolis, MN Colin D. Turner $175,000 Professional development through $190,000 Digitization of architectural and land- $20,494* The continuation and expansion of a workshops offered around the country for scape plans, photographs, correspondence, proj- regional, preservation field-service program with conservators responsible for the care of ect files, and material samples for the National activities focused on training, mentoring, disas- humanities collections. Historic Landmark Miller House and Garden ter assistance, and information and outreach in Columbus, Indiana. The collection of 23,000 services for museums, historical organizations, Getty Research Institute items documents the collaboration of the Miller libraries, and archives in the Upper Midwest. Los Angeles, CA Andra Darlington family and architect Eero Saarinen, landscape $230,000 The arrangement and description, architect Dan Kiley, and interior designer Alex- Midwest Art Conservation Center rehousing, and partial digitization of up to 900 ander Girard in the design, construction, and Minneapolis, MN Colin D. Turner linear feet of the Harald Szeemann Papers, maintenance of this mid-century modern $88,000 The continuation and expansion of a which contain 3,000 artist files, more than 200 residence. regional, preservation field-service program with project files, and 750 videos documenting the activities focused on training, mentoring, disas- history of twentieth-century art and visual Juneau Douglas City Museum ter assistance, and information and outreach culture. Juneau, AK Jane Lindsey services for museums, historical organizations, $275,000 Purchase and install a heating, libraries, and archives in the Upper Midwest. Harvard University humidity, and ventilation system to improve Cambridge, MA Daniel Carpenter the preservation environment for a collection Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts $260,231 Digitization of an estimated 21,000 of art, artifacts, and historic documents and Minneapolis, MN Brian Kraft pages of antislavery and antisegregation peti- photographs relating to the history of the city $60,415 Upgrade the current lighting system by tions sent to the Massachusetts state legislature of Juneau. replacing halogen with LED bulbs in galler- during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. ies that exhibit light-sensitive works, including Lyrasis prints and drawings, textiles, African, Asian, and Harvard University Atlanta, GA Robin Dale Native American art. Cambridge, MA Afsaneh Najmabadi $275,000 A regional, preservation field-service $196,623 The development of a comprehen- program that provides preservation surveys, Missouri Botanical Garden sive digital archive and website that will preserve workshops, and educational materials to librar- St. Louis, MO Trish Rose Sandler and render accessible primary sources related to ies, archives, and historical organizations in the $260,000 The development of software tools to the social and cultural history of women during Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Rocky Mountain identify and describe natural history illustrations the Qajar dynasty (1785–1925) in Iran. The and Western Plains regions, as well as U.S. in digitized books and journals in the sources include unpublished poetry, essays, jurisdictions in the Caribbean, reaching up to Biodiversity Heritage Library. travelogs, private letters, photographs, portrait 300,000 individuals. paintings, calligraphies, marriage contracts, and legal documents.

division of preservation and access 18 Moravian Archives Ohio Historical Society Society of Architectural Historians Bethlehem, PA Paul M. Peucker Columbus, OH Angela K. O’Neal Chicago, IL Pauline A. Saliga $148,085 An implementation project involving $248,600 Digitization of 100,000 pages of $92,731* A pilot project to develop the infra- the purchase of storage furniture, the replace- Ohio’s microfilmed newspapers from 1880 structure for Buildings of the United States, an ment of lighting fixtures, and the rehousing of to 1922, as part of the National Newspaper online database on architectural history. more than 100 art works and 450 ethnographic Digital Program. objects and textiles documenting the history of State Historical Society of Iowa the Moravian Church in North America from Open Knowledge Commons Iowa City, IA Carol Kirsch the eighteenth century to the present. Cambridge, MA Maura Marx $300,000 The digitization of 100,000 pages of $280,000 The digitization of approximately Iowa newspapers dating from 1836 to 1922, as part Museum of the City of New York 200 historical medical journals, held by five of the National Digital Newspaper Program. New York, NY Sarah M. Henry major libraries, for free online access via the $70,000* Digitization, selective conservation, Medical Heritage Library collection on the State Historical Society of Missouri and creation of online access to 1,578 paintings, Internet Archive as well as through the Columbia, MO Gerald Hirsch drawings, and prints documenting the history HathiTrust digital repository. $200,000 Digitization of 100,000 pages of of the city of New York from the seventeenth Missouri newspapers, dating from 1880 to 1922, through the twentieth century. Pennsylvania State University as part of the National Digital Newspaper University Park, PA Lydia Suzanne Kellerman Program. National Society of the Colonial Dames $321,526 Digitization of 100,000 pages of of America Pennsylvania newspapers, dating from 1880 State of Georgia, Office of Secretary of State Washington, DC Karen L. Daly to 1922, as part of the National Digital Morrow, GA Christine Wiseman $37,965 Planning for sustainable environmental Newspaper Program. $122,147 Upgrade environmental control and conditions to preserve humanities collections lighting systems to improve energy efficiency in Dumbarton House, a Federal period historic Perkins School for the Blind and reduce costs, while improving preserva- house museum with holdings of furniture, fine Watertown, MA Betsy McGinnity tion environments for government records and and decorative arts, household goods, clothing $98,007 The arrangement and description of manuscripts documenting nearly three centuries and textiles, as well as books, manuscripts, and 120 linear feet of archival materials related to of Georgia’s history and culture. maps that document the history of George- the institutional history of the Perkins School town and Washington, D.C., in the early 1800s. for the Blind from the 1830s to 1906. Stearns History Museum St. Cloud, MN Charlene Akers New York City Municipal Archives Princeton University $33,503 Install a heating, ventilating, and air New York, NY Leonora A. Gidlund Princeton, NJ Clifford Edward Wulfman conditioning system for the museum’s archival $81,000 The rehousing, indexing, and creation $227,054 Digitization of thirty-four avant storage area, which contains 1,300 linear feet of of a database for 51,500 New York City garde arts journals produced in Europe and documents and business records; over 500,000 District Attorney felony case files dating from North America between 1848 and 1923 that photographic images; 1,800 taped oral histories; 1916 to 1925. document the emergence of modernity through and 400 architectural blueprints documenting the literature, art, and music of the period. the history of the central Minnesota region. New York University New York, NY Hannelore Roemich RIPM Consortium Ltd. Swarthmore College $170,000 Graduate education in the conserva- Baltimore, MD H. Robert Cohen Swarthmore, PA Amy M. McColl tion of art and material culture collections. $265,000 Continued editorial work to compile $32,000 Evaluate environmental conditions and Stipends would be provided for up to three up to 25,000 searchable annotated bibliographic climate control systems and to develop recom- students each year. records documenting music and musical life in mendations for sustainable preservation strate- twentieth-century Europe and in North and gies for the college’s special collections. New York University Latin America, to be made available online and New York, NY Howard A. Besser in printed volumes. University of Arkansas $164,000 Twenty internships at New York Little Rock, AR Brad Cushman University’s Moving Image Archiving and Rochester Institute of Technology $30,000** Chairman’s grant for Joe Jones: Preservation program. Rochester, NY James M. Reilly The Struggle of the South. $168,000 Four regional workshops for up to Northern Kentucky University 400 staff members of museums, libraries, and University of California W. Frank Steely Library archives and up to nine webinars on managing Los Angeles, CA Chon Noriega Highland Heights, KY Lois Hamill environmental conditions for humanities collec- $185,000 The arrangement and description of $50,000 A planning project for a sustainable tions in sustainable ways. five archival collections, totaling 554 linear feet, preservation environment for three special col- documenting Mexican-American civic lections that focus on the history and culture of participation and daily life in Los Angeles during northern Kentucky and the university’s archives. the late twentieth century.

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University of California University of Kentucky Research University of North Texas Santa Barbara, CA M. Patricia Fumerton Foundation Denton, TX Timothy R. Montler $280,000 The digitization and incorporation Lexington, KY Mary H. Molinaro $349,033 Compilation of a comprehensive into an electronic archive of images of up to $3,950 The digitization of 100,000 pages of online dictionary of Saanich, a dialect of North- 1,754 English broadside ballads from the seven- Kentucky newspapers dating from 1900 to 1910, ern Straits Salish spoken in Vancouver Island, teenth century, as well as illustrative woodcuts, as part of a the National Digital Newspaper British Columbia, together with a digital audio facsimile transcriptions, contextual essays, and Program. collection of transcribed and translated speech. audio files of sung versions of the ballads. The dictionary would also be available in print University of Minnesota, Twin Cities format. University of Central Florida Minneapolis, MN Eunice Haugen Orlando, FL Mark Kamrath $31,068 Develop options for an efficient envi- University of Pennsylvania $200,000 Enhancement of an online archive ronmental system to preserve 12,950 historic tex- Philadelphia, PA Grant Frame of the writings of Charles Brockden Brown, an tiles and pieces of apparel from around the world $200,000 Online and print publication of early American novelist, historian, and editor. housed in the university’s museum of design. the official inscriptions of Sennacherib and Sargon II, rulers of ancient Assyria, which are University of Delaware University of Nebraska, Board of Regents preserved on clay tablets and other artifacts. Newark, DE Debra H. Norris Lincoln, NE Kenneth Price The project would also provide transliterations, $170,000 Graduate education in the conserva- $275,000 Creation of finding guides to Walt translations, and bibliographic information. tion of humanities collections. Stipends would Whitman’s prose manuscripts held at more than be provided for up to five students per year seventy repositories together with images of the University of Pennsylvania specializing in the conservation of objects, tex- documents. The project would also develop an Philadelphia, PA Eugene Buckley tiles, painted and decorative surfaces, furniture, integrated guide that relates each manuscript to $203,738 The creation of an online database, or photographs. the work to which it contributed. dictionary, and grammatical sketch of Kashaya, a Pomoan language spoken in northern California, University of Delaware University of New Mexico based on archival resources and new fieldwork Newark, DE Susan Brynteson Albuquerque, NM Kevin James Comerford and analysis. $30,000** Storage of electronic files of the $309,000 Digitization of 100,000 pages of senatorial papers of Joseph R. Biden Jr. New Mexico newspapers, dating from 1840 to University of Rochester 1922, as part of the National Digital Newspaper Rochester, NY Wilson Silva University of Florida Libraries Program. $70,937 Documentation of Desano, an endan- Gainesville, FL Susan Milbrath gered Eastern Tukanoan language spoken in the $52,965 Cataloging and creating digital im- University of North Carolina northwestern Amazonian region of Colombia ages of archaeological artifacts and associated Chapel Hill, NC John Alexander Blythe and Brazil. The project would create a corpus excavation records from the early Maya site of $303,192 Digitization of 100,000 pages of of recordings, transcriptions, and translations of Cerros in Belize leading to a searchable online North Carolina newspapers, dating from 1836 to the variety of Desano spoken in Colombia, and, database. 1922, as part of the National Digital Newspaper ultimately, produce a dictionary and grammar of Program. this language. University of Florida Libraries Gainesville, FL Thomas Caswell University of North Carolina University of Southern California $265,000 A consortium of eighteen cultural Chapel Hill, NC Steven M. Weiss Los Angeles, CA Jon Miller organizations that would create an interactive $131,765 Preserving and making accessible $280,000 Cataloging and digitization leading to online collection of 11,000 primary resources online up to 3,019 hours of sound recordings posting on the web of up to 25,000 photographs related to colonial St. Augustine, Florida, in and 4,500 related photographs dating from the taken by Christian missionary organizations in preparation for the 450th anniversary of its 1920s to 1980s, drawn from the university’s Asia, Africa, and other parts of the world during founding. Southern Folklife Collection, that documents the the first half of the twentieth century. traditional music and musicians of the south- University of Hawaii, Manoa eastern United States. University of Tennessee Honolulu, HI Martha Chantiny Knoxville, TN JoAnne M. Deeken $265,018 Digitization of 25,000 pages of $325,000 Digitization of 100,000 pages of Hawaii newspapers, dating from 1880 to 1922, Tennessee’s microfilmed newspapers, dating as part of the National Digital Newspaper from 1836 to 1922, as part of the National Program. Digital Newspaper Program.

division of preservation and access 20 University of Toronto Walters Art Museum ies, and research library, improving the collection Toronto, Canada Antonette diPaolo Healey Baltimore, MD William Noel environments in more energy efficient ways. $100,000 The preparation of entries for the $265,000 Enhanced cataloging, digitization, and Dictionary of Old English, a historical dictionary creation of online access to 112 Flemish manu- Yale University based on the entire extant corpus of Old Eng- scripts from northeastern France and Belgium New Haven, CT Elizabeth Ann Seton Beaudin lish texts written between 600 and 1150. from the thirteenth to the sixteenth century. $200,000 The digitization and presentation online of the contents of up to 5,000 volumes University of Tulsa Washington State Library of annual reports and periodicals documenting Tulsa, OK Sean Latham Olympia, WA Marlys Rudeen Christian missionary activity around the world $270,000 Incorporating five early twentieth- $310,000 Digitization of 100,000 pages of from 1850 to 1950. century American periodicals, McClure’s Maga- Washington State’s microfilmed newspapers zine, The Smart Set, The Masses, Camera Work, and from 1880 to 1922, as part of the National The Seven Arts Newspaper Digital Program. into a digital archive of modernist reservation journals. P Washington State University Assistance Grants Pullman, WA Kimberly Ann Christen University of Vermont $142,524 The cataloging and digitization of ar- Grants help small and mid-sized institutions Burlington, VT Birdie MacLennan chival, library, and artifact collections document- improve their ability to preserve and care for their $300,000 Digitization of 90,000 pages of Ver- ing Native-American history and culture in the significant humanities collections. mont newspapers, dating from 1836 to 1922, as Western Plateau region for inclusion in Washing- part of the National Digital Newspaper Program. ton State University’s People’s Plateau Portal, a AFS Intercultural Programs, Inc. reference linking cultural resources and regional University of Washington New York, NY Carlos Porro indigenous cultures by allowing for the interpre- Seattle, WA Nicolette Bromberg $6,000 tation of these materials by native communities. $200,000 The preservation, arrangement and description, digital reformatting, and selective Albany Institute of History and Art WGBH Educational Foundation web streaming of 448 films, created by the Albany, NY Tammis K. Groft Boston, MA Karen Cariani Mountaineers Club, that document the natural $5,372 $250,000 The development of a comprehen- environment of the Pacific Northwest. sive, open source digital asset management American Precision Museum, Inc. system for moving image and audio humanities University of Wisconsin Windsor, VT Beau Harris collections. Madison, WI Vance L. Kepley $5,599 $200,000 The testing of cellulose nitrate film Wilderstein Preservation stock with the goal to create guidelines for Appalshop, Inc. Rhinebeck, NY Duane A. Watson the handling and long-term storage of this Whitesburg, KY Caroline Rubens $50,000 A planning project to identify ways to flammable medium on which much of the $6,000 create and maintain sustainable environmen- twentieth-century’s still- and moving-image tal conditions in Wilderstein, a historic house humanities content is stored. Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources museum with collections of fine and decorative Smackover, AR Shannon L. Whetzel arts, manuscript materials, books, photographs, Vanderbilt University $5,756 maps, deeds, sheet music, and architectural and Nashville, TN David Allen Michelson landscape drawings that were acquired and pre- $149,771 Development of an online portal to Asheville Art Museum served by four generations of the Suckley family, reference resources on Syriac studies, includ- Asheville, NC Frank Thomson who lived in the house from 1852 to 1991. ing an encyclopedia, a prosopography tool for $4,839 information related to Syriac sources, a classified Winterthur Museum bibliography, and other research tools. Austin College Winterthur, DE Lois O. Price Sherman, TX Justin Banks $350,000 Improve the management of en- Virginia Foundation for the Humanities $6,000 vironmental conditions for the protection of Charlottesville, VA Matthew S. Gibson the museum’s collections, which include nearly $200,000 The addition of approximately 300 B.F. Jones Memorial Library 90,000 fine and decorative arts objects made entries to the online Encyclopedia Virginia, cov- Aliquippa, PA Linda Helms or used in America between 1640 and 1860. A ering topics and biographies related to Virginia’s $5,650 new climate control and integrated monitoring African-American history from 1862 to 1902. system would be installed in the museum, galler-

division of preservation and access 21 Bowie State University Forbes Library Macalester College Bowie, MD Katherine Ann Hayes Northampton, MA Julie H Bartlett St. Paul, MN Ellen Holt Werle $5,485 $2,249 $5,975

Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, Inc. Friends of the Middle Border, Inc. Massachusetts State Library Pomona, CA Danette Cook Adamson Mitchell, SD Lori Holmberg Boston, MA Elvernoy Johnson $5,971 $6,000 $6,000

Central Michigan University Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society Mennonite Church USA Mount Pleasant, MI Jay Martin New York, NY Roberta Elliott Newton, KS Colleen McFarland $6,000 $5,993 $4,753

Century Association Archives Foundation Jacksonville Historical Society, Inc. Mexic Arte Museum New York, NY Russell Alan Flinchum Jacksonville, FL Emily Lisska Austin, TX Sylvia Orozco $5,108 $5,082 $6,000

Charleston Museum John Jermain Memorial Library Michigan State University Charleston, SC Jennifer Scheetz Sag Harbor, NY Jessica Ann Frankel East Lansing, MI Lynne Swanson $6,000 $5,989 $3,500

Chatham College Keene State College Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden Pittsburgh, PA Rachel Rohrbaugh Keene, NH Rodney Gorme Obien New York, NY Mary Anne Caton $6,000 $5,560 $6,000

Colony Memorial Trust Keeneland Foundation Museum of Northern Arizona Keene, NH Anita Louise Carroll Weldon Lexington, KY Rebecca Jeane Ryder Flagstaff, AZ Kara Kelly $5,850 $6,000 $5,440

Colorado State University Pueblo Knox College National Japanese American Historical Pueblo, CO Beverly Allen Galesburg, IL Jeffrey A. Douglas Society $4,000 $6,000 San Francisco, CA Tara Hadibrata $6,000 Comanche National Museum Lake County Forest Preserves and Cultural Center Libertyville, IL Christine A. Pyle New Bedford Whaling Museum Lawton, OK Jessica Baber $6,000 New Bedford, MA Gregory J. Galer $6,000 $5,000 Las Vegas Convention Center County of Tuolumne Las Vegas, NV Brian P. Alvarez Nicolaysen Art Museum and Discovery Carlo M. De Ferrari Archive $6,000 Center Sonora, CA Charles S. Dyer Casper, WY Ingrid Burnett $4,357 Leo Baeck Institute, Inc. $5,852 New York, NY Renate Evers Danish Immigrant Museum $6,000 Office of the Secretary, Office of Elk Horn, IA Angela Stanford Public Records $1,971 Lewis Clark State College Washington, DC Clarence Davis Lewiston, ID Lisa Jones $6,000 Elizabeth City State University $5,982 Elizabeth City, NC Jean B. Bischoff Osterville Historical Museum $5,630 Long Island Museum of American Art, Osterville, MA Cynthia Hall History, and Carriages $5,128 Florida International University Stony Brook, NY William Ayres Miami, FL Marisol Floren Romero $6,000 $6,000 division of preservation and access 22 Pewabic Society, Inc. Weber State University Detroit, MI Gerri Kelley Ogden, UT Sarah Langsdon $6,000 $5,930

San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts Westminster Historical Society San Angelo, TX Karen Zimmerly Westminster, MA Betsy Ann Hannula $3,550 $6,000

Society of the Divine Word Woodstock Artists Association, Inc. Techny, IL Marcia C. Stein Woodstock, NY Josephine Bloodgood $5,975 $4,695 South Side Community Art Center Chicago, IL Faheem Majeed $6,000

St. Ambrose College Davenport, IA Heather Lovewell $5,981

Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches, TX Kyle Ainsworth $6,000

SUNY Research Foundation Albany, NY Karen E. Brown $6,000

Swarthmore College Swarthmore, PA Amy M. McColl $5,281

Town of Southampton Southampton, NY Sundy Schermeyer $4,152

University of Illinois Champaign, IL Laura Kozuch $5,996

University of Wyoming Laramie, WY Nicole M. Crawford $6,000

Valdosta State University Valdosta, GA Deborah Davis $6,000

Vermont College of Fine Arts Montpelier, VT Mary Louise Welz $5,697

division of preservation and access 23 Division of Public Programs

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

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Humanities Projects in Libraries and Archives Grants support the use and interpretation of collections in libraries and archives.

Mid America Arts Alliance Hamilton College NorthWest Arkansas Community College Kansas City, MO Dana Knapp Clinton, NY Lydia R. Hamessley Bentonville, AR Stacy Winchester $700,000 Mid America Arts Alliance's Proposal to Sustain the NEH on the Road Traveling Illinois State University Oak Park Public Library Exhibition Program. Normal, IL Anne Shelley Oak Park, IL Deborah Preiser

Indiana State Museum Foundation, Inc. Oceanside Public Library Small Grants to Libraries Indianapolis, IN Angela Lucas Oceanside, CA Monica Chapa Domercq Grants in the amount of $2,500 to support public humanities programs in libraries related to Kansas City Kansas Community College Omaha Public Library the series America’s Music: A Film History of Kansas City, KS Penny Mahon Omaha, NE Anna Wilcoxon our popular Music from Blues to Bluegrass to Broadway. Kansas City Public Library Orange County Library System Kansas City, MO Robert Butler Orlando, FL Cynthia Sifonte Ann Arbor District Library Laramie County Library System Otterbein College Ann Arbor, MI Tim Grimes Cheyenne, WY Jennifer Rife Westerville, OH Michael Yonchak Arizona State University Lawrence University Owens State Community College Tempe, AZ Christopher Mehrens Appleton, WI Antoinette Powell Perrysburg, OH Wynn Perry Atlanta Fulton Public Library System Lower Macungie Library Poughkeepsie Public Library District Atlanta, GA John Wright Macungie, PA Denise Lynn Stevens Poughkeepsie, NY Debora Shon Birmingham Public Library Miami Dade College North Campus Public Library of Des Moines Birmingham, AL Sandra Lee Miami, FL Barry Gordon Des Moines, IA Kevin Charles Kretschmer Bristol Public Library Foundation Sachem Public Library Bristol, VA Jessica Turner Middle Tennessee State University Murfreesboro, TN Dale Cockrell Holbrook, NY Lauren Gilbert Broward Public Library Foundation San Diego, Public Library Administration Ft. Lauderdale, FL Barbara Jean Miller Mississippi State University Mississippi State, MS Stephen H. Cunetto San Diego, CA Peter Miesner City of Austin Austin, TX Eric Travis Missouri State University Siouxland Libraries Springfield, MO Donald Andrew Beisswenger Sioux Falls, SD Kimberly Koblank City of Memphis, Memphis Public Library and Information Center Moline Public Library Southeastern Louisiana University Memphis, TN Wang Ying Glasgow Moline, IL Lisa Powell Williams Hammond, LA Beth West

City of San Jose, Library Department Montgomery County Community College The ArtsCenter, Inc. San Jose, CA Pam Crider Blue Bell, PA Andrew Kosciesza Carrboro, NC, NC Molly Matlock

Eastern Illinois University Muncie Public Library Town of Camden Charleston, IL Allen K. Lanham Muncie, IN Donna Browne Camden, ME Brian Scott Hodges

Fairfield University Museum of the Gulf Coast Tuscaloosa Public Library Fairfield, CT Laura R. Nash Port Arthur, TX Aminatta E. Kamara Tuscaloosa, AL Susana Goldman

Fayetteville Public Library Newport News Public Library System University of Missouri Fayetteville, AR Willow Fitzgibbon Newport News, VA Judith Stalls Condra Columbia, MO Judith A. Mabary Garfield County Public Library District North Regional Library Warren Trumbull County Public Library Rifle, CO Amelia Shelley Raleigh, NC Katrina Vernon Warren, OH Jim Wilkins

division of public programs 25 Western Kentucky University Research mentary about the 1935 crossing of the Pacific website, a digital engagement strategy, PBS Foundation Ocean in a Pan American Airways flying boat NewsHour’s Student Reporting Labs in ten cities, Bowling Green, KY Bryan M. Carson named the China Clipper. and a series of high school debates developed, implemented, and webcast by the National Humanities Projects Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc. Constitution Center. in Media Waltham, MA Laurie Kahn $616,000 Production of a two hour documenta- Western New York Public Broadcasting Grants support the planning, scripting, and ry about the history and context of the romance Association production of television and radio programs for novel and the global community built around a Buffalo, NY John Grant general audiences. mass produced popular cultural product. $500,000 Production of a ninety-minute documentary film and an associated website ex- API Arts and Outreach, Inc. Kitchen Sisters Productions ploring the life and career of landscape architect New York, NY Daniel Anker San Francisco, CA Nikki Silva Frederick Law Olmsted. $550,000 Production of a documentary film on $150,000 Production of eight, seven-minute WNET.ORG the development of American music over the radio stories to air on NPR's “Morning Edition,” New York, NY Jill Peters course of the nineteenth century that focuses an hour-long public radio broadcast special $30,000** Mission US: Think Fast About the on music performed at the 1893 Columbian distributed to stations, a multimedia website, and Past Tablet App. Exposition. a blog featuring scholars exploring the complex relationships among food, culture, and society. WNET.ORG AS220 New York, NY Sandra Sheppard Providence, RI Umberto Crenca Language Conservancy $35,499 Production of three of a series of $75,000 Development of a multiformat expan- Bloomington, IN Wilhelm K. Meya five free, online immersive animated games for sion of an existing radio series that brings schol- $60,000 Development of a ninety-minute docu- children ages nine to thirteen that cover crucial ars and the public together via live, moderated mentary film and website that examines Native historic moments in the shaping of American public events, to discuss events in American American language loss and revival. ideals and institutions. history. New York Public Radio Women Make Movies, Inc. Catticus Corporation New York, NY Sara Fishko New York, NY Laurie C. Coyle Berkeley, CA Richard L. Wormser $704,000 Production of a ninety-minute $60,000 Development of a sixty-minute docu- $75,000 Development of a ninety-minute film documentary about photographer W. Eugene mentary film and design of an accompanying and website exploring the history of the rise and (Gene) Smith and the history of jazz in New website on Maria Moreno, a California labor fall of the Communist Party, USA. York during the 1950s. activist who worked to organize migrant farm workers fifty years ago. City Lore: NY Center for Urban Pittsburgh Film makers, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA JulieHera DeStefano Folk Culture World Music Productions $75,000 Development of a script for a ninety- New York, NY Ric Burns Brooklyn, NY W. Sean Barlow minute documentary film and interactive website $704,000 Production of a two-hour film and $175,000 Production of nine new radio and web featuring a searchable database of interviews companion website exploring the political, eco- episodes, reediting and rebroadcasting six previ- with female U.S. veterans of the Iraq and nomic, religious, and historical forces that led ously produced programs, migration of current Afghanistan wars, an online community to the formation and migration of the Pilgrims website to new more accessible website, and discussion forum, and a story sharing tool. and the first decade of their colony in New the implementation of a new dissemination and England. syndication strategy for the “Hip Deep” series. Radio Diaries Film Odyssey, Inc. New York, NY Joe Kirk Richman WQED Multimedia Washington, DC Karen Thomas $200,000 Production of a series of twelve Pittsburgh, PA Darryl Ford Williams $100,000* Production of a one-hour critical historical documentaries ranging in length from $704,000 Production of a ninety-minute televi- biography on the art and life of American artist 13 to 23 minutes to be broadcast on NPR’s “All sion documentary about the life and work of James McNeill Whistler. Things Considered” and a companion website. playwright August Wilson (1945–2005).

Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc. Twin Cities Public Television, Inc. Waltham, MA Stephen E. Lyons St. Paul, MN Catherine M. Allan $600,000 Production of a two-hour docu- $400,000 Production of a four-part, four-hour television series accompanied by a companion Division of Public Programs 26 Humanities Projects in Museums and Historical Organizations

Grants support a wide range of public humanities programs, including interpretive exhibitions, websites, reading and film discussion programs, and symposia, conferences and lecture series.

American Association of Museums Chippewa Valley Museum Grand Valley State University Washington, DC Julie Hart Eau Claire, WI Susan M. McLeod Allendale, MI Gleaves Whitney $20,000** AAM Discipline specific museum $10,000* Implementation of “Intersections,” $30,000** America’s Senator—The unexpected association/groups convening. a new permanent exhibition that chronicles the odyssey of Arthur H. Vandenberg. history of community formation and immigra- Association for Public Art tion in Wisconsin’s Chippewa Valley. Greene County Historical Society, Philadelphia, PA Penny Balkin Bach Thomas Cole Site $76,000* Implementation of a multiplatform Cleveland Museum of Art Catskill, NY Elizabeth Bond Jacks interpretive audio program for thirty-six out- Cleveland, OH Sue E. Bergh $32,000* Planning for online and handheld door sculptures in Philadelphia. $352,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibi- interpretive formats that will allow visitors to tion, a catalog, programs, and a website on the make onsite comparisons between paintings by Baltimore Museum of Art arts of the Wari, a major Andean civilization Thomas Cole and the actual landscapes from Baltimore, MD David Park Curry and the first empire in that region between which he worked. $126,500 Implementation of the reinstallation of 600 and 1000. the galleries of American fine and decorative art. Historical Society of Pennsylvania ConVida–Popular Arts of the Americas Philadelphia, PA Tamara Gaskell Boston Children’s Museum Detroit, MI Marion Elizabeth Jackson $60,000 Planning of an interactive website Boston, MA Leslie Swartz $300,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibi- on the history of the Underground Railroad $75,000* Planning of a new 3,500 square-foot tion, a catalog, a website, and public programs through the interpretation of William Still’s permanent exhibition about the ways in which on the folk art of the people of the Northeast document collection. international cultures have interacted in Boston region in Brazil, whose culture is a blend of from 1913 to the present. African, European, and Amerindian traditions. Indiana State Museum Foundation, Inc. Brooklyn Historical Society Indianapolis, IN David M. Buchanan Duke University Brooklyn, NY Deborah F. Schwartz $300,000 Implementation of a long-term $378,067 Implementation of a website, an Durham, NC James Lorand Matory multimedia exhibition and docent training at $60,000 oral history project, and public programs about Planning of two versions of a traveling an Underground Railroad site covering Quaker individuals and families of mixed racial, ethnic, exhibition that would present the biographies of abolitionist and Free Labor economic resistance and cultural heritage and the place of cultural twelve individuals to tell the history of African- to slavery, as well as first-person stories of hybridity in United States history. Americans in the antebellum South. fugitive African Americans.

Brooklyn Museum of Art ETV Endowment of South Carolina Journey Through Hallowed Ground Brooklyn, NY Rich Aste Spartanburg, SC Betsy Newman Partnership $311,129 Implementation of a traveling exhibi- $40,000 Planning for a website, a virtual tour, Waterford, VA Beth Erickson tion, a scholarly catalog, and online materials and educational materials about the history of $86,016* Implementation of a project for that explore the private life of creole and indig- Bernard Baruch’s rural estate in coastal South middle-school students to research, script, and enous elites in Spanish colonial America and Carolina, its African-American residents, and its produce vodcasts that interpret thirteen Civil how identity, social status, and ambition were legacy for regional land conservation. War National Parks for visitors. communicated by the art and luxury objects they chose to display in their homes. Folger Shakespeare Library Library of America Washington, DC Stephen C. Enniss New York, NY Max Rudin Buffalo Bill Historical Center $75,000 Planning for two traveling exhibitions, $500,000 Implementation of a multiformat Cody, WY Emma I. Hansen a catalog, a website, and public programs on project that would encourage public exploration $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a William Shakespeare and the ways that his life of the transformative impact and contested catalog, and programs on Plains Indian cultures and work have been reimagined over time. meanings of the Civil War through the words as documented in a collection of materials from of a wide variety of first-hand participants. the pre-reservation and early reservation periods. George Mason University Fairfax, VA Sharon Leon Long Island Museum of American Art, Carnegie Museum of Art $304,565 Implementation of a mobile tour History, and Carriages Pittsburgh, PA Louise W. Lippincott and website on the history and culture of the Stony Brook, NY William Ayres $100,000* Implementation of a multimedia National Mall in Washington, D.C. $286,014 Implementation of the reinstallation traveling exhibition examining the work of of two long-term exhibitions with audio tours African-American photographer Teenie Harris about the social and economic history of of Pittsburgh.

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horse-drawn transportation in New York City Nebraska Humanities Council Prime Time Family Reading circa 1900. Lincoln, NE Christopher Sommerich New Orleans, LA Miranda Restovic $136,400 Implementation of a three-year Chau- $355,383 Implementation of a new library Maine Humanities Council tauqua program in seven rural Nebraska commu- reading and discussion series for at-risk families Portland, ME Hayden Anderson nities on issues connected to significant legislative in five states focusing on the theme of global $348,946 Implementation of a series of acts that shaped the settlement of the region. citizenship. multiformat programs about the history and legacy of the Civil War in Maine. Nelson Atkins Museum of Art Robert R. Moton Museum Inc. Kansas City, MO Colin Mackenzie Farmville, VA Lacy Ward, Jr. Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts $60,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition $350,000 Implementation of multimedia Minneapolis, MN Jan Lodewijk Grootaers tracing the evolution of the meaning of jade in components for a long- term exhibition about $352,000 Implementation of a reinstallation China from prehistoric times to the present. one African-American high school’s struggle to of the museum’s collection of African art, achieve racial integration, which became part of new interactive interpretive components, and New Bedford Whaling Museum the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case Brown v. public programs focusing on the social context New Bedford, MA Michael Dyer Board of Education of Topeka. of the art and the ways in which it reveals the $40,000 Planning for a long-term exhibition, exchange of ideas with other cultures. public programs, and educational materials on Santa Barbara Trust for Historic the history of commerce and industry in New Preservation Missouri Historical Society Bedford, Massachusetts, following the decline of Santa Barbara, CA Anne Petersen St. Louis, MO Carolyn Gilman whaling, the city’s founding industry. $40,000 Planning for interpretive exhibitions $400,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibi- and programs in a newly constructed visitor tion, a publication, a website, and programs on Newark Museum center about the history of Santa Barbara. the unfolding of the American Revolution in Newark, NJ Zette Emmons the Midwest, especially its impact on the $24,500** Beauty and Belief: Crossing bridges Springfield Library and Museums formation of cultural identities. with the arts of Islamic culture. Association Springfield, MA Kay Simpson Museum Associates New-York Historical Society $40,000 Planning for the reinstallation of its Los Angeles, CA Austen Barron Bailly New York, NY Louise Mirrer core collections to illustrate how this museum $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, $50,000 Planning for an interactive website exemplifies Gilded Age America’s ideas about a catalog, and public programs on American about the 1913 Armory Show in New York civic philanthropy and museums as engines of artist Thomas Hart Benton and how his history and its significance in the cultural, political, and democratic education. paintings and narrative art were influenced by historical context of the period. popular Hollywood film. Tom Lea Institute National Civil Rights Museum Philadelphia Museum of Art El Paso, TX Adair Wakefield Margo Memphis, TN Barbara Andrews Philadelphia, PA Hyunsoo Woo $30,000** Tom Lea Month—The Art of War $352,000 Implementation of a new 14,500 $60,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a Conference. square-foot permanent exhibition on the scholarly catalog, and public and educational history of African-American efforts to gain programs on the art and culture of the Joseon University of Pennsylvania freedom and equality, and the interpretation of Dynasty in Korea. Philadelphia, PA Loa Traxler the Lorraine Motel historic site at the National $200,000* Implementation of a traveling exhi- Civil Rights Museum. Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association bition, a podcast guide, online resources, educa- Deerfield, MA Timothy C. Neumann tional materials, and a publication on the ancient National Constitution Center $40,000 Planning for a website, mobile applica- and modern Maya concepts of time, based on Philadelphia, PA Stephanie Reyer tions, hand held digital and print tours, public recent archaeology findings at Copán. $400,000 Implementation of a multiformat programs, and educational materials about the project about the history of Prohibition in America. early nineteenth-century discovery of dinosaur University of Pittsburgh tracks in the Connecticut River Valley and the Pittsburgh, PA Deane L. Root National History Day impact of this discovery on American thought $29,916** I Hear America Singing. College Park, MD Cathy Gorn and culture. $30,000** Chronicling America National History Day Prize.

Division of Public Programs 28 Bridging Cultures Women Make Movies, Inc. Dane G. Hansen Memorial Museum New York, NY Riva Freifeld Logan, KS Shirley A. Henrickson Grants support projects that examine internation- $59,823 Development of a ninety-minute docu- al and transnational themes in the humanities. mentary about Europe’s fascination with the Ellen Noel Art Museum of the American West in the late nineteenth and early Permian Basin American Bar Association Fund for Justice twentieth centuries. Odessa, TX Doylene Land and Education Washington, DC Mabel C. McKinney Browning ridging ultures Fitchburg Art Museum B C Fitchburg, MA Jean Marie Borgatti $500,000 Civility and free expression in a con- Bookshelf stitutional democracy—a national dialog. A cooperative agreement. Fort Caspar Museum Association City Lore: NY Center for Urban Folk Culture Casper, WY Erin B. Rose New York, NY Steven Zeitlin American Library Association $500,000 Poetic voices of the Muslim world. Chicago, IL Lainie Castle Friends of Fellows Riverside Gardens $734,786 Bridging Cultures Bookshelf: “Muslim Youngstown, OH Keith Kaiser Dr. Haing S. Ngor Foundation Lives and Cultures” Administration. Santa Monica, CA Arthur Dong Harbor History Museum $74,804 Development of a ninety minute- American Library Association Gig Harbor, WA Sue Loiland documentary film examining Cambodian actor Chicago, IL Lainie Castle Haing Ngor’s experiences during the Cambodian $1,055,729 Bridging Cultures Bookshelf: High Desert Museum genocide and his life in America afterwards. “Muslim Lives and Cultures” Administration. Bend, OR Dana Whitelaw

George Mason University Twin Cities Public Television, Inc. History Museum of East Otter Tail County Fairfax, VA Peter Mandaville St. Paul, MN Tom Trow Perham, MN Lina B. Belar $4,576 A scholarly forum and outreach plan- $4,550** Short video, Casale Bridging Cultures: ning workshop (held in conjunction with the Muslim Journeys. Keene State College Virginia Festival of the Book) addressing the Keene, NH Maureen Ahern impact of Muslim societies in the formation of on the oad global modernity. NEH R Love’s Jazz and Arts Center Omaha, NE Kelsie A. Ivers Grants of $1,000 support ancillary pubic hu- Montclair State University manities programs to accompany NEH on Main Street Beatrice Montclair, NJ Fawzia Afzal Khan the Road traveling exhibitions. $70,000 Development of a documentary film Beatrice, NE Alexis A. Winder that examines the role of secular and religious Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History Memphis Pink Palace Museum female singers in Pakistan and their contribu- Bryan, TX Deborah Fay Cowman tions to the musical legacies of the Indo Paki- Memphis, TN Steve J. Masler stani subcontinent. Brigham City Museum and Gallery Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation Brigham City, UT Kaia Landon National Center for Jewish Film Kansas City, MO Stacey Dawn Davis Waltham, MA David Fisher Cape Fear Museum Museum of the Gulf Coast $60,000 Development of a sixty-minute docu- Wilmington, NC Ruth Haas mentary that follows a group of young actors Port Arthur, TX Krissy Vogel preparing a production that explores the history Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, Inc. Park City Historical Society and Museum of Yiddish theater. Enid, OK David Andrew Kennedy Park City, UT Sandra C. Morrison Western New York Public Broadcasting City of Freeport Rutgers Camden Center for the Arts Association Freeport, TX Gilbert Arispe Buffalo, NY David Rotterman Camden, NJ Cyril Reade $73,150 Development of a two-hour docu- City of Las Cruces Sonoma County Museum mentary about the creation of Canada’s first Las Cruces, NM Rebecca Slaughter transcontinental railway. Santa Rosa, CA Jennifer Bethke

Division of Public Programs 29 St. Bonaventure University St. Bonaventure, NY Evelyn Jones Penman

Terrebonne Parish Library Houma, LA Amy Whipple

Tunica Museum Tunica, MS Darlene Griffith

University of Illinois Champaign, IL Kim Sheahan

University of Mississippi University, MS Robert Saarnio

West Baton Rouge Museum Port Allen, LA Lauren M. Davis

Westminster College Fulton, MO Amanda Plybon

Wichita Sedgwick County Historical Museum Association Wichita, KS Jami Frazier Tracy

Wyandotte County Historical Society and Museum Bonner Springs, KS Patricia Schurkamp

Yost Art Gallery Highland, KS Janet E. Tyler

The Jefferson Lecture

Wendell E. Berry Port Royal, KY $10,000** 2012 Jefferson Lecture: It All Turns on Affection.

Division of Public Programs 30 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.

division of research programs 31 Fellowships and Stipends Grants go to individuals to support up to a year of humanities research.

Patricia Acerbi Lila Corwin Berman Randolph Kent Clarke Roxanne L. Euben Troy, NY Philadelphia, PA Tallahassee, FL Brookline, MA $6,000 $6,000 $50,400 $50,400

Peter Achinstein Andrew William Bernstein Chip Colwell Chanthaphonh Roquinaldo Amaral Ferreira Baltimore, MD Portland, OR Denver, CO Charlottesville, VA $6,000 $6,000 $50,400 $46,200

Richard B. Allen Bettine Birge John E. Cort Stephen F. Finlay Worcester, MA Los Angeles, CA Granville, OH Pomona, CA $50,400 $50,400 $50,400 $50,400

Margaret Mary Andersen Robyn Lynne Bluhm Adriana Craciun David Forman Knoxville, TN Norfolk, VA Berkeley, CA Las Vegas, NV $6,000 $6,000 $50,400 $6,000

Sean William Anthony Thomas Francis Broden Laurie Dahlberg Ann Gagliardi Chicago, IL West Lafayette, IN Red Hook, NY Cambridge, MA $50,400 $50,400 $6,000 $50,400

Sussan Babaie James M. Brophy Robert Charles Davis Martin D. Gallivan Munich, Germany Newark, DE Columbus, OH Williamsburg, VA $50,400 $6,000 $50,400 $50,400

Candace Bailey Gretchen T. Buggeln Alyssa DeBlasio Marianne Cecilia Gaposchkin Wake Forest, NC Valparaiso, IN Carlisle, PA Hanover, NH $6,000 $50,400 $6,000 $50,400

Edward George Baring Kathryn Burgess Bunn Marcuse Suzanne Desan Humberto Garcia Princeton, NJ Seattle, WA Madison, WI Nashville, TN $50,400 $6,000 $50,400 $6,000

Maya Barzilai David Carlson Yoav Di Capua Eric Scott Gardner Ann Arbor, MI Highland, CA Austin, TX Midland, MI $6,000 $50,400 $50,400 $50,400

John Eric Baugher Zeynep Celik Darren Dochuk Jane M. Geaney Cape Elizabeth, ME New York, NY West Lafayette, IN Richmond, VA $6,000 $33,600 $6,000 $6,000

Rose Marie Beebe Anthony Cerulli Gregory Patterson Downs William Blake Gerard San Jose, CA Pittsford, NY New York, NY Montgomery, AL $50,400 $50,400 $50,400 $6,000

Gerald Paul Berk Sarah C. Chambers David C. Engerman Emily Joan Greble Eugene, OR Falcon Heights, MN Belmont, MA New York, NY $37,800 $50,400 $6,000 $25,200

Janet C. Berlo Naomi Choi Tamara Cohn Eskenazi Michele Marie Greet Rochester, NY Prattville, AL Los Angeles, CA Fairfax, VA $50,400 $6,000 $33,600 $50,400

division of research programs 32 Alison Griffiths Anya Jabour Michael Donald Lackey Gayle Sherwood Magee Brooklyn, NY Missoula, MT Morris, MN Champaign, IL $6,000 $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

Daniel Groll Christine Anne Jones Anne Monroe Lambright Andrew Michael Manis Northfield, MN Salt Lake City, UT West Hartford, CT Macon, GA $6,000 $6,000 $50,400 $6,000

Diana Haas Craig W. Kallendorf David Landy Sophie Marinez Athens, Greece College Station, TX San Francisco, CA Poughkeepsie, NY $6,000 $50,400 $6,000 $6,000

Henry Hart Elizabeth Campbell Karlsgodt Atria A. Larson Michael Robert Marlo Williamsburg, VA Centennial, CO Pittsburgh, PA Columbia, MO $50,400 $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

Janice Hawes Elizabeth Lorraine Keathley Jenna Duggan Lay Michelle McDonald Orangeburg, SC Greensboro, NC Bethlehem, PA Philadelphia, PA $50,400 $50,400 $6,000 $6,000

E. Bruce Hayes Bridget M. Keegan Neil Levine Martin S. McKinsey Lawrence, KS Omaha, NE Cambridge, MA Newmarket, NH $6,000 $6,000 $50,400 $6,000

Mary E. Hegland John Keegan Robert S. Levine Peter Meilaender San Jose, CA Madbury, NH Ellicott City, MD Houghton, NY $6,000 $50,400 $50,400 $6,000

Bennett W. Helm Christine Keiner Mary Dewhurst Lewis Ulrich Meyer Lancaster, PA Rochester, NY Arlington, MA Hamilton, NY $50,400 $6,000 $33,600 $6,000

Claire Ortiz Hill Linda K. Kerber Lisa A. Lindsay Steven B. Miles Paris, France Iowa City, IA Chapel Hill, NC St. Louis, MO $50,400 $30,000 $50,400 $50,400

Daniel Hobbins Kathryn Kerby Fulton Benjamin James Bruxvoort Mary Pollard Murray Columbus, OH Notre Dame, IN Lipscomb New York, NY $50,400 $50,400 Fillmore, NY $50,400 $6,000 Woody Holton Tanya Elisabeth Kevorkian Kenda Mutongi Columbia, SC Lancaster, PA Brandon Charles Look Williamstown, MA $50,400 $50,400 Lexington, KY $50,400 $50,400 Douglas Howard Debra Lynn Klein Steve Newman Grand Rapids, MI Santa Cruz, CA Paul Lucier Philadelphia, PA $6,000 $12,600 Wakefield, RI $6,000 $50,400 Hsuan Hsu Rebekah Jane Kowal Becky Marianna Nicolaides Emeryville, CA Iowa City, IA Melissa Ann Macauley Altadena, CA $6,000 $6,000 Evanston, IL $50,400 $50,400

division of research programs 33 Christian Lee Novetzke Dan Porat Beth Barton Schweiger Lakshmi Srinivas Seattle, WA Jerusalem, Israel Fayetteville, AR Arlington, MA $50,400 $6,000 $50,400 $37,800

Suzanne Robyn Oakdale Mary Lynn Raschko Christina Schwenkel Shelley Stamp Albuquerque, NM Macon, GA Riverside, CA Santa Cruz, CA $29,400 $6,000 $50,400 $50,400

Catherine O’Connor Amelia Faye Rauser Franziska Seraphim Louise Stein Boston, MA Lancaster, PA Chestnut Hill, MA Ann Arbor, MI $50,400 $6,000 $50,400 $50,400

Colleen Marie O’Neill Nicole Reynolds Ronit Seter Karen Strassler Wellsville, UT Athens, OH Fairfax, VA Brooklyn, NY $6,000 $6,000 $6,000 $50,400

Jeffrey Ostler Jonathan Rieder Timothy John Shannon Sandra Sufian Eugene, OR Larchmont, NY Frederick, MD Chicago, IL $6,000 $29,400 $6,000 $6,000

Christopher James Otter Anne Boyd Rioux Richard Chih Tung Sha Maria Ruth Swetnam Burland Worthington, OH New Orleans, LA Rockville, MD Williamsburg, VA $50,400 $50,400 $50,400 $6,000

Chikako Ozawa de Silva Eugene F. Rogers Ann Sherif Edward Tang Atlanta, GA Greensboro, NC Cleveland Heights, OH Tuscaloosa, AL $50,400 $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

Carol Pal Rebecca Leigh Rossen Aviva W. Shimelman Scott K. Taylor Bennington, VT Austin, TX Milford, CT Lexington, NY $6,000 $6,000 $50,400 $6,000

Irina Paperno Gonzalo Rubio Peter Adam Shulman Susan J. Terrio Berkeley, CA State College, PA Cleveland, OH Washington, DC $50,400 $50,400 $6,000 $6,000

Stanley L. Paulson Martha S. Santos Doug Slaymaker Valerie Tiberius Saint Louis, MO Cleveland Heights, OH Lexington, KY Minneapolis, MN $50,400 $6,000 $6,000 $50,400

Susan Jennifer Pearson Ralph Savarese Michelle Smith Marlene Trestman Evanston, IL Grinnell, IA Rhinebeck, NY Baltimore, MD $50,400 $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

John Oliver Perpener, III Peter J. Schmelz Harlow G. Snyder James Morton Turner Washington, DC St Louis, MO Davidson, NC Wellesley, MA $50,400 $50,400 $50,400 $33,600

Tiberiu Marcel Popa Sarah Schneewind Elizabeth A Spiller John Turri Indianapolis, IN San Diego, CA Tallahassee, FL Kitchener, Canada $6,000 $50,400 $50,400 $6,000

division of research programs 34 Derek W. Vaillant Kristina Silke Wirtz Ann Arbor, MI Kalamazoo, MI $6,000 $6,000

Juan R. Valdez Jules Witcover San Francisco, CA Washington, DC $6,000 $50,400

Rosa Vallejos Mary Elene Wood Albuquerque, NM Eugene, OR $50,400 $6,000

Emily Elspeth VanDette Amanda Jaye Wunder Fredonia, NY New York, NY $6,000 $6,000

Gayle F. Wald Michael William Wyatt Washington, DC Stanford, CA $50,400 $50,400

John R. Wallach Natale Zappia Poughkeepsie, NY Santa Monica, CA $6,000 $6,000

Janelle Werner Ronald John Zboray Kalamazoo, MI Pittsburgh, PA $6,000 $50,400

David Wheat David A. Zimmerman East Lansing, MI Madison, WI $50,400 $6,000

Ashli White Miami, FL $6,000

Christian Wildberg Princeton, NJ $50,000

Daryle Williams College Park, MD $6,000

Mark Russell Wilson Charlotte, NC $50,400

James A. Winn Boston, MA $50,400

division of research programs 35 Collaborative Research

Grants support up to three years of research undertaken by a team of scholars and fellowship programs at independent research institutions.

American Antiquarian Society print culture in smaller cities, towns, and rural Emory University Worcester, MA Paul J. Erickson areas worldwide. Atlanta, GA Lois More Overbeck $315,150 Twenty-four months of stipend $7,798* Preparation and final editing of vol- support a year for three-years at the American California Institute of Technology umes 2 and 3 of a 4-volume edition of selected Antiquarian Society. Pasadena, CA Diana Kormos Buchwald letters of Samuel Beckett. $150,000 Preparation for publication of American Council of Learned Societies volumes 14 and 15 of the papers of scientist Florida State University New York, NY James A. Secord Albert Einstein (1879–1955). Tallahassee, FL Mary DeLand Pohl $60,000* Preparation for the print publica- $280,000 The excavation, analysis, and creation tion of volumes 18–20 of the British naturalist Calista Elders Council of a website dedicated to the findings on social, Charles Darwin’s correspondence, covering the Anchorage, AK Ann Fienup Riordan economic, and ritual practices of the neighbor- years 1870–72. $275,000 Preparation for publication of a hood populations living near the Olmec city of collection of oral histories and traditional tales La Venta (800–400 BCE). American Council of Learned Societies from the Yup'ik people of southwestern Alaska, New York, NY Nicole A Stahlmann and creation of a website featuring audio re- Fordham University $25,000* The equivalent of two, twelve-month cordings and transcriptions of the tales. Bronx, NY Gyula Klima fellowships and one six-month fellowship a year $55,000 A conference, volume of essays, and for three years. Carnegie Mellon University online research hub concluding the NEH-funded Pittsburgh, PA Wendy Arons translation of the works of medieval French American Council of Learned Societies $289,697 The preparation of an edition the philosopher John Buridan. New York, NY Steven C. Wheatley Hamburg Dramaturgy consisting of 101 short $66,133* The equivalent of four twelve-month essays of critical commentary on stage produc- George Washington University fellowships a year for three years. tions at the Hamburg National Theater, written Washington, DC Charlene N. Bickford by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing (1729–1781), a $35,000* Preparation for publication of volumes American Philological Association seminal figure of the German Enlightenment. 21 and 22 of the papers of the First Federal Con- Philadelphia, PA Anthony P. Corbeill gress, to create an index for the entire edition, $6,909* One twelve-month fellowship a year Connecticut College and to close the work of the project. for three years. New London, CT K. Brian Soderquist $225,000 The preparation for publication Indiana University American Research Institute in Turkey of volumes 6, 7, and 8, and to begin work on Bloomington, IN Douglas R. Parks Philadelphia, PA A. Kevin Reinhart volumes 9 and 10 of philosopher Søren $250,000 The preparation for print and digital $175,500 Twelve months of stipend support Kierkegaard’s journals and notebooks, an publication of five volumes of previously unpub- for three years at the American Research Insti- English-language edition of his unpublished lished field notes about four native tribes of the tute in Turkey. writings. American Great Plains, collected by anthro- pologists in the nineteenth and early twentieth American School of Classical Studies at Athens Duke University centuries. Princeton, NJ Mary Emerson Durham, NC David R. Sorensen $277,500 Two ten-month fellowships a year for $250,000 The preparation for print publica- Indiana University three years at the American School of Classical tion of volumes 40–42 of the Collected Letters of Indianapolis, IN André De Tienne Studies in Athens. Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle, and publication of $9,730* Publication of volumes 7, 11, and 22 of volumes 39–41 in an existing online archive. the writings of American philosopher and scien- Arizona State University tist Charles S. Peirce, and continued work on Tempe, AZ Mark Woodward East Carolina University volume 10. $285,000 The preparation for publication of Greenville, NC Gary Stringer a book examining Salafist (revivalist) Islamic $20,000* Completion of volume 4 of the Indiana University movements in Southeast Asia. 8-volume variorum edition of John Donne’s Indianapolis, IN Martin A. Coleman poetry and continued development of the $7,654* Preparation for publication of George Ball State University electronic archive, DigitalDonne, the online Santayana’s The Life of Reason, Three Philosophical Muncie, IN James John Connolly variorum. Poets, Winds of Doctrine, Character and Opinion $64,622 A conference, website, and volume of in the United States, and Dialogues in Limbo. essays related to the history and development of

division of research programs 36 Institute for Advanced Study New York University St. Mary’s College of Maryland Princeton, NJ Marian Gallagher Zelazny New York, NY Esther Katz St. Mary’s City, MD Julia A. King $16,666* The equivalent of one twelve-month $150,000 Preparation for publication of $190,000 The creation of a collections- and one six-month fellowship a year for the fourth volume of the selected papers of based comparative study and online database three years. Margaret Sanger (1879–1966), founder of the consisting of material culture recovered from American birth control movement, as well as thirty-three Potomac River archaeological sites Philip Kelley completing a digital edition of her speeches and occupied between 1500 and 1720 CE. Winfield, KS articles and developing a prototype of a digital $25,000* Completion of editorial work on image edition. Stanford University volumes 22–24 of The Brownings’ Correspondence. Stanford, CA Clayborne Carson Ohio State University $300,000 Preparation for publication of vol- Lafayette College Columbus, OH Margarita Ophee-Mazo umes 7 and 8 of the papers of American civil Easton, PA James Woolley $195,412 The preparation of a facsimile edition rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. $225,000 The preparation for print and online of 700 autographed scores of composer Igor (1929–1968). editions of the complete poems of the Anglo- Stravinsky’s 1923 ballet Les Noces, revised mul- Irish satirist Jonathan Swift (1667–1745), and of tiple times during its eleven-year compositional Ulysses S. Grant Association a digital archive of ancillary works. history. Starkville, MS John F. Marszalek $117,981 The preparation for publication of the Macalester College Palestinian American Research Center last volumes of the papers of Ulysses S. Grant St. Paul, MN Jamie Monson Bethesda, MD Penelope Mitchell (1822–1885), and to prepare an index and digital $6,000 A study of the history of work and $115,650 Eight months of stipend support a version of the entire edition. technology transfer during the construction by year for three years at the Palestinian American Chinese and African workers of the TAZARA Research Center. University of California railway in Tanzania and Zambia. Berkeley, CA Leon F. Litwack Pennsylvania State University, $175,000 The preparation for publication Massachusetts Historical Society Main Campus of the last of four volumes of the papers of Boston, MA C. James Taylor University Park, PA Sandra W. Spanier Emma Goldman (1869–1940), American writer $70,000* Preparation for publication of vol- $225,000 The preparation for print publication and activist. umes 17 and 18 of the Papers of John Adams, and of volumes 2–4 of a projected 16- volume edi- volumes 11 and 12 of the Adams Family tion of American author Ernest Hemingway’s University of California Correspondence. complete letters. Berkeley, CA Robert H. Hirst $250,000 The preparation for simultaneous Michigan State University Albert Rabil Jr. print and online publication of volume 3 of East Lansing, MI Walter Hawthorne Chapel Hill, NC American author and humorist Mark Twain’s $200,000 The preparation for online publica- $190,000 The preparation for print and e-book Autobiography, online publication of his letters tion of texts, images, interviews, and interpre- publication of nine early modern English, Span- from 1881–83, and online publication of two tive essays, examining the practice of Islam in ish, and Portuguese manuscripts by or about novels previously issued as print editions. West Africa. women. University of California National Humanities Center Rice University Berkeley, CA Robert H. Hirst Durham, NC Elizabeth Crooks Mansfield Houston, TX Lynda L. Crist $49,434* Completion of editorial work on $360,000 Four nine-month fellowships a year $9,000* Preparation for publication of electronic and print publications of volume for three years at the National Humanities volumes 13 and 14 of the collected papers of 2 and beginning work on volume 3 of Mark Center. Jefferson Davis. Twain’s Autobiography; continued adding of Twain’s major works and letters to the Mark New York Public Library Rutgers University Twain Project Online; updating the online plat- New York, NY Khalil Gibran Muhammad New Brunswick, NJ Charles George Haberl form to current standards. $251,400 Eighteen-months of stipend support $100,000 The preparation for publication of a a year for three years at the Schomburg Center print and online critical edition and translation University of California for Research in Black Culture. of the Mandaean Book of John, a central ancient Los Angeles, CA Richard G. Lesure text of the only Gnostic group to survive $185,000 The preparation for publication of from antiquity. two volumes (print and online) on pre-Olmec

division of research programs 37 University of Virginia and Olmec archaeology (1900–900 BCE) in the University of Maryland Soconusco region of Mexico. College Park, MD Leslie S. Rowland Charlottesville, VA Edward George Lengel $225,000 Preparation for publication of one- $225,000 The preparation for publication of University of California volume of a documentary history of the transi- volumes 17, 21, and 22 of the Papers of George Los Angeles, CA Aaron Alexander Burke tion from slavery to freedom in the U.S. South. Washington (1732–1799), and begin work on a $200,000 Archaeological excavation and digital edition of Washington’s financial papers. analysis of an Egyptian fortress from the University of Missouri University of Washington New Kingdom (fifteenth centuryBCE ) in the St. Louis, MO Michael Basil Cosmopoulos Canaanite city of Jaffa, Israel. $275,000 Archaeological excavation and Seattle, WA Richard G. Salomon analysis at the Mycenaean settlement of Iklaina, $65,000* Preparation for publication of tran- University of California Greece, from the fifteenth to the thirteenth scriptions, translations, and extensive annota- Santa Barbara, CA Elizabeth H. Witherell century BCE, and publication of previous tions of Gandhari texts documenting the early $30,000* Completion of editorial work and excavation results. history of Buddhism. preparation for publication of Henry David Thoreau’s Correspondence, comprising three University of Nebraska University of Wisconsin volumes of letters from 1834 through 1861. Lincoln, NE Kenneth Price Madison, WI John Kaminski $330,000 The preparation for online publi- $70,000* Completion of three volumes and University of Chicago cation of a selection of nineteenth-century work on two more volumes of documents Chicago, IL Philip Gossett American author Walt Whitman’s early pub- related to the ratification of the Constitution. $43,500* Preparation of an edition of the lished and unpublished writings as part of an complete works of Giuseppi Verdi. existing digital archive devoted to Whitman. Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN Bill Ivey University of Chicago University of North Carolina $30,000** ACEC planning by Vanderbilt Chicago, IL Philip Gossett Chapel Hill, NC Seth M. Kotch University. $60,000 Preparation of an edition of the $129,072 Collection, digitization, and online complete works of Italian composer Giuseppe publication of oral histories related to media Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Verdi (1813–1901). and civil rights in North Carolina in the 1970s. Charlottesville, VA Donald A. DeBats $295,000 Completion of a database and web- University of Colorado University of North Carolina site, and research and writing of journal articles Denver, CO Jean Scandlyn Chapel Hill, NC Donald C. Haggis and a scholarly monograph related to voting $126,000 Completion of a multiyear study of $250,000 Archaeological excavation and records and social networks in nineteenth- returning soldiers diagnosed with traumatic analysis at Azoria, an early Archaic Greek city, century Alexandria, Virginia, and Newport, brain injury and post traumatic stress disorder, located on the island of Crete. Kentucky. and the impact on individuals, families, and communities. University of Rochester Winterthur Museum Rochester, NY Russell A. Peck Winterthur, DE David P. Roselle University of Florida $200,000 Preparation for print and web $109,350 Two four-month fellowships a year Gainesville, FL Benjamin Hebblethwaite publication of fifteen to seventeen volumes for three years at the Winterthur Museum. $240,804 The collection and scholarly interpre- of medieval literary texts, focused on the tation of materials relating to Vodou religious thirteenth to sixteenth century. Yale University practice for an online archive containing texts, New Haven, CT Ellen R. Cohn audiovisual materials, and interpretive essays. University of Tennessee $70,000* Preparation for publication of volumes Knoxville, TN Daniel Feller 41–45 of the Papers of Benjamin Franklin. University of Houston $300,000 The preparation for publication of Houston, TX Casey Dué Hackney volumes 9 and 10 of the Papers of Andrew Jackson Yale University $276,115 Preparation for online publication of (1767–1845), seventh president of the New Haven, CT Harry S. Stout a scholarly edition of a tenth-century manuscript United States. $290,000 Preparation for online publication of Homer’s Iliad known as the Venetus A. of the collected papers of Jonathan Edwards University of Virginia (1703–1758), colonial American pastor, author, Charlottesville, VA Edward George Lengel educator, and theologian. $96,750* Work on seven letterpress volumes of the Papers of George Washington.

division of research programs 38 Office of Challenge Grants

Through Challengev Grants, NEH contributesv 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.

office of challenge grants 39 Challenge Grants

Grants secure long-term funding for humanities programming and resources through building endowments at institutions.

American Antiquarian Society California State University, Fresno Fairfield University Worcester, MA Nan Wolverton Foundation Fairfield, CT Jill Johnson Deupi $119,765* Endowment (and bridge funding) Fresno, CA Vida Samiian $125,000* Endowment for programs in and for the Center for Historic American Visual $58,333* Endowment to advance the Middle maintenance of a new university art museum. Culture, including salary for a part-time direc- East Studies Program, including salary enhance- tor and a part-time graphic arts cataloger, as ment for a faculty chair, faculty development Fayetteville Public Library Foundation well as expenses for conferences, workshops, and travel, graduate assistantships, visiting guest Fayetteville, AR David Johnson and seminars. lecturers, conferences, and curriculum and $87,000* Endowment for a humanities coor- materials development. dinator, humanities programming, and related American Research Center in Sofia, Inc. collection development. Ithaca, NY Kevin Clinton Case Western Reserve University $250,000* Endowment for humanities staff Cleveland, OH John Orlock Gilcrease Museum Management Trust and for library acquisitions. $112,217* Endowment for seminars, courses, Tulsa, OK Duane King and other humanities programs for faculty, $400,000* Endowment for the position of Auburn University students, representatives of local cultural institu- chief conservator for care of the Gilcrease Auburn, AL James P. Kaetz tions, and the general public, as well as salary Museum’s collections of art and artifacts of $7,691* Endowment for an information tech- support for a digital humanities coordinator. the American West. nology specialist position to maintain and up- date the free online Encyclopedia of Alabama City of Seward, Alaska Hastings Center and to support fundraising activities. Seward, AK Patricia Linville Garrison, NY Erik F. Parens $500,000* Design, construction, and furnishing $83,637* Endowment for a senior humanities Baltimore Museum of Art of a combined library and museum building. research scholar and travel costs for visiting Baltimore, MD Thomas Primeau scholars as part of the Hastings Center $418,350* Funding supports an endowment Caldwell, ID Mark Smith Humanities Research Initiative. for the director of conservation position as $350,000* Endowment for a chair in Judaic well as direct funds for the acquisition of a Studies and a lecture series. Historic Cherry Hill portable X-ray fluorescence spectrometer. Albany, NY Liselle M. LaFrance Dane County Library Service $75,255 Restoration of a 1787 house, Bard College Madison, WI Julie Anne Chase endowment for the curatorial and research Annandale-on-Hudson, NY Roger S. Berkowitz $113,666* Endowment of a variety of humani- department, and fund-raising expenses. $50,000* Endow speaker series, fellowships ties programs including a lecture series, mobile for junior scholars, workshops, and other pro- outreach, traveling exhibits, and collaborative Howard University grams at the Hannah Arendt Center for Politics initiatives. Washington, DC Dana A. Williams and the Humanities at Bard College. $100,000* Endowment for salary supplements Dickinson State University Foundation for visiting scholars, a humanities seminar, and a Bentley University Dickinson, ND Clay S. Jenkinson humanities atelier, plus bridge funding for Waltham, MA Christopher Joseph Beneke $102,380* Endowment for a chair in Theodore those activities. $233,416* Endowment for programs that in- Roosevelt studies and for related library tegrate the humanities with business education, acquisitions. Indiana Historical Society including a research seminar and affiliated Indianapolis, IN John Herbst fellowships in the humanities; visiting humani- Donnelly College $6,192* Endowment for staff salaries, materi- ties scholars programs; and an undergraduate Kansas City, KS David-Michael Allen als, maintenance, and other costs of the Indiana fellows seminar. $175,000* Endowment for a faculty position in Experience, an innovative collection of visitor philosophy and ethics and for a lecture series; experiences. Brandeis University direct expenditures for library acquisitions. Waltham, MA Susan J. Birren Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum $101,666* Funding supports a post-doctoral Dubuque County Historical Society Boston, MA Oliver Tostmann fellow, faculty and course development, and Dubuque, IA Jerome A. Enzler $66,666* Endowment for humanities exhibi- a coordinator for the Mandel Center for the $94,796* To create an endowment to tions and programs in a new wing of the Humanities through a ten-year, spend-down support humanities staffing, exhibitions, and museum. fund, and an endowment. interpretation.

office of challenge grants 40 Lawrence University Newark Museum Poets House, Inc. Appleton, WI David Burrows Newark, NJ Christa Clarke New York, NY Lee Ellen Briccetti $336,860* Endowment for two dedicated $155,666* Renovation/expansion of the mu- $25,000* Endowment to partially support a postdoctoral fellowships in the humanities. seum’s African galleries and endowment to sup- full-time librarian for expanded humanities port programs, publications, and a new assistant services and programming in the new perma- Mars Hill College curator for the Arts of Africa collection. nent home for Poets House. Mars Hill, NC Kathryn Newfont $96,861* Endowment for the position of Newton Historical Society Pratt Museum director/archivist and for programming in Newton, MA Cynthia S. Stone Homer, AK Diane Converse Southern Appalachian history and culture. $80,000* Endowment for a half-time museum $43,750* Renovation to expand collections educator position responsible for public and storage space and improve environmental con- Mass Humanities school programming in the humanities at the trols; creation of dedicated program space and Northampton, MA David A. Tebaldi Durant Kenrick Homestead. facilities for research, conservation, and exhibit $107,200* Endow a fund for new communi- preparation. ties that will enable the Massachusetts Founda- New-York Historical Society tion for the Humanities to expand its Clemente New York, NY Louise Mirrer Rogers Historical Museum Course in the Humanities to four sites. $50,000* Renovation for expanded education Rogers, AR Gaye K. Bland facilities and endowment for partial support of $33,835* Construction, fixtures, furniture, Maymont Foundation salaries for education staff positions. equipment, and fundraising expenses for a new Richmond, VA Dale Wheary museum facility that will house interpretive $141,666* Endowment for staff salaries, Northampton Community College exhibit galleries, collections processing and scholar-in-residence stipends, and advisory- Foundation storage areas, programming spaces, and offices. panel costs, as well as direct costs for outdoor Bethlehem, PA Elizabeth Tyler Bugaighis signage. $285,000* Endowment for three staff posi- San Jose State University Foundation tions to support humanities programs for San Jose, CA Ruth Kifer Museum of History and Industry faculty, students, and the general public, and $88,941* Endowment for the purchase of Seattle, WA Leonard Garfield the purchase of humanities materials for local library resources and to support programs in $333,333* Endowment for increased collec- cultural and educational institutions. the humanities. tions staff salaries and benefits for enhanced programming at a new facility. Oklahoma Christian University Shelburne Museum Edmond, OK R. Scott LaMascus Shelburne, VT Thomas Andrew Denenberg National Czech and Slovak Museum $55,030* Endowment for a variety of $450,000* Construction of a year-round and Library programs in the McBride Center for Public exhibition and education facility at Shelburne Cedar Rapids, IA Jan Stoffer Humanities, including a visiting-scholar pro- Museum. $124,656* Endowment for the museum’s edu- gram, lecture series, symposia, and programs for cation department, including a staff position, school students and teachers. Sonoma County Museum lecture series, research fellowships conferences, Santa Rosa, CA Diane Evans internships, and web-based humanities Paul Revere Memorial Association $148,113* Endowment for collections care and curriculum. Boston, MA Nina Zannieri a collections registrar position, and the retrofit- $6,756 Renovation of an 1835 abutting struc- ting of a warehouse space with museum-quality National Underground Railroad ture at 5/6 Lathrop Place to create an educa- storage equipment. Freedom Center tion and visitor center, plus an endowment for Cincinnati, OH Kim A. Robinson humanities programming. SUNY Research Foundation, $345,000* Endowment for education programs Buffalo State College for schools, and a full-time distance learning Peabody Essex Museum Buffalo, NY Patrick Ravines program manager. Salem, MA Lynda Roscoe Hartigan $6,057* Expansion of conservation $108,225* Endowment for the position of facilities and endowment for a professorship in Nebraska Educational Telecommunications curator of photography and for enhanced conservation. Lincoln, NE David Feingold humanities programming. $110,014* A digital humanities endowment Teachers College, Columbia University fund to support scholarly involvement and ex- New York, NY Thomas James pand NET’s capacity to conduct future digital $50,000* Endowment for a Center for History projects. office of challenge grants 41 Education that includes a graduate fellowship Winterthur Museum National Civil Rights Museum program, a digital history portal, and curricular Winterthur, DE Lois O. Price Memphis, TN Barbara Andrews innovations. $172,263* Endowment for the director of con- $138,652* Endowment for enhanced program- servation position at Winterthur to enhance the ming to promote greater understanding of the Theatre for a New Audience museum’s extensive programs in conservation. American civil rights movement. New York, NY Katie Miller $63,988* Endowment and bridge funding for Yakima Valley Museum and Historical National Underground Railroad new and expanded humanities programming, Association Freedom Center publications, and staff salary enhancements. Yakima, WA John A. Baule Cincinnati, OH Kim A. Robinson $157,006* Endowment for humanities $200,00* Endowment for core programs: University of Delaware exhibitions and programs. exhibits, educational workshops, distance Newark, DE Debra H. Norris learning, and tours. $150,000* Endowment for graduate student Special Initiatives summer research stipends, public engagement Owensboro Community and Technical institutes, and symposia in the study of Ameri- Grants support long-term planning for institutions College can material culture. related to American history. Owensboro, KY Kaye Brown $25,000* Endowment to support humani- University of Kansas Center Gilder Lehrman Institute of ties programming, including guest speakers, for Research, Inc. American History incorporating new uses of technology in the Lawrence, KS Victor Bailey New York, NY Lesley S. Herrmann humanities, leveraging community partners, and $130,000* Endowment for programs designed $250,000* Endowment, bridge funds, and theme-related activities in the community and to encourage, develop, and advance collabora- direct support to fund a transformation of the at the college. tive research in the humanities at the University Gilder Lehrman’s History Schools Program. of Kansas’s Hall Center for the Humanities Queensborough Community and in the community. Knox College College Fund, Inc. Galesburg, IL Douglas L. Wilson Flushing, NY Arthur Flug University of Nebraska, Board of Regents $2,000 Endowment for two positions and $173,840* Endowment and spend-down fund Lincoln, NE Katherine L. Walter program enhancements of the Lincoln Studies for faculty salaries, honoraria, travel, materials, $69,476* Endowment for programs at the Center. and archival acquisitions for yearlong colloquia University of Nebraska’s Center for Digital at the Kupferberg Holocaust Resource Center Research in the Humanities. Leech Lake Tribal College and Archives. Cass Lake, MN Beverly Rodgers University of Washington $126,250* To construct a new library for the Siena College Seattle, WA Kathleen M. Woodward college including an archive for Ojibwe cultural Loudonville, NY Jennifer Dorsey $175,000* Endowment to support faculty and artifacts. $108,172* Endowment for staff salaries, student fellowships, graduate courses on digital curriculum development, community outreach humanities, other humanities programs, and a Lewis and Clark Community College initiatives, library enhancements, a fellowship part-time research assistant. Godfrey, IL Jill Lane program, and publication subventions. $50,000* To establish and endow activities in a Wake Forest University new Institute for the Humanities in Culture, to Winston-Salem, NC Mary F. Foskett be guided by the theme: Sense of Place. $86,833* Endowment and bridge funding for the programs in a new Humanities Institute at Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Wake Forest University. Boston, MA Elliot Bostwick Davis $84,781* A spend-down fund for acquisitions Wesleyan University of American art by artists of color and about Middletown, CT Jeanine D. Basinger people of color. $425,000* Endow archivist/curator position in the Wesleyan Cinema Archives, a major repository of materials on the motion picture arts, culture, and industry.

office of challenge grants 42 Office of Digital Humanities

Through the Office of Digital Humanities, NEH supports efforts in the area of digital scholarship. Digital technology has changed the way scholars perform their work, allowing new questions to be raised and changing the ways material can be searched, mined, displayed, taught, and analyzed. The office also facilitates conversations with other funding bodies both in the United States and abroad to work towards meeting these challenges.

office of digital humanities 43 Digital Humanities Grants support innovative digital-humanities projects from start-up through implementation.

Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Drew University on the African-American civil rights movement Foundation Madison, NJ Martin Kennedy Foys created by collaborative, interdisciplinary teams Springfield, IL Daniel W. Stowell $246,566 The further development and testing of undergraduate students. $57,000 The application of several automated of the annotation and online publishing capa- authorship attribution tests to determine if bilities of the DM (formerly Digital Mappae- Massachusetts Institute of Technology Abraham Lincoln may have written anonymous mundi) tool, an online environment that allows Cambridge, MA James Paradis or pseudonymous newspaper articles early in his users to assemble collections of images and $49,979 The development of an open-source, political career. texts for humanities research and scholarship. web-based annotation tool to assist students in interpreting literary texts and other humanities Alexandria Archive Institute Folger Shakespeare Library sources. San Francisco, CA Eric C. Kansa Washington, DC Owen Williams $261,056 The further development of a $159,056 A three-week institute for twenty Massachusetts Institute of Technology platform and refinement of workflows to store, scholars of early modern English to gain both Cambridge, MA Michael Scott Cuthbert describe, and publish archeological datasets, applied and theoretical familiarity with digital $167,565 A project to study changes in Western using an initial collection of data related to trade research resources and methods. musical style from 1300 to 1900, using the digitized and exchange patterns in the ancient Near East collections of several large music repositories. and East Mediterranean. George Mason University Fairfax, VA Joseph Thomas Scheinfeldt Michigan State University Arkansas State University $230,000 A one-week institute for twelve East Lansing, MI Liza Potts State University, AR Alyson Ann Gill participants on the principles of humanities- $25,000 A three-day workshop to explore $198,503 A training institute in practical and centered tool design, development, and imple- relevant issues and identify requirements for the theoretical approaches to 3-D real-time visu- mentation, followed by a year of development development of an archive for the preservation alization of cultural heritage sites for twenty support and evaluation. of dissertations that incorporate interactive or humanities scholars. dynamic digital media. Georgia Tech Research Corporation Bard Graduate Center Atlanta, GA Gil Weinberg National Hispanic Cultural Center New York, NY Aaron Glass $30,000** The early development of a docu- Albuquerque, NM Shelle Sanchez $50,000 Early stage development of a digital mentary film on the life of astrophysicist James $49,472 The development of software and edition of Franz Boas’s The Social Organization Van Allen, using innovative cinema techniques related curricula to allow for the in-depth exami- and the Secret Societies of the Kwakiutl Indians, to explore Allen's work. nation and analysis of visual humanities content which will be annotated extensively by joining within immersive digital dome and web-based distributed collections from archival and Indiana University environments. The project will use as a model museum collections. Bloomington, IN Colin Allen Mundos de Mestizaje, a contemporary fresco that $125,000 The development of a suite of highlights Hispanic history and cultural dialog. CUNY Research Foundation, semantic analytical tools that would allow re- College of Staten Island searchers to study arguments and argumentative New School Staten Island, NY Christina Tortora structure in digitized textual collections. New York, NY Peter Asaro $44,169 The continued development of a $49,986 This project builds on advances in database of syntactically annotated Appalachian Ithaka Harbors, Inc. HTML 5 to allow non-linear, hypertextual English that aligns speech files to text New York, NY Nancy Maron connections within audio and video archives of transcriptions. $157,204 An analytical report on institutional humanities materials, with the Oral History of support frameworks and administrative attitudes Robotics archive serving as a test case. Dartmouth College toward sustaining digital humanities projects in Hanover, NH Mary D. Flanagan higher education, as well as on campus, sustain- New York Public Library $324,872 The implementation of a software ability workshops and a research toolkit to New York, NY Matthew Knutzen system that would use game play to allow users facilitate the continuation of this research. $50,000 The development of a gazetteer for to contribute high-quality descriptive informa- New York City—a digital dictionary of place tion about digital collections of humanities Long Island University names which will allow scholars, students, teach- materials held by cultural heritage institutions. Brookville, NY Deborah Mutnick ers, and the public to find and connect historic $25,000 The planning and alpha-level prototyp- information about the city from the NYPL ing of a web and mobile-based resource that collection. would facilitate public access to digital content

Office of digital humanities 44 North Georgia College and State University University of California University of Maryland Dahlonega, GA Bonnie Robinson Berkeley, CA Marti Hearst College Park, MD Trevor Munoz $24,923 A workshop for directors of univer- $228,546 Further development of the Word- $248,721 A series of three-day institutes to sity presses and experts in publishing and peer Seer platform, which provides computational be held at the University of Maryland, College review working toward developing a sustain- analysis and visualization tools for literary Park, Brown University, and the University of able model to increase both institutional and researchers. Illinois, Urbana Champaign, for fifty-one technical support for born-digital, book-length participants on approaches to data curation of scholarly monographs in humanities topics, University of California humanities research materials for librarians, especially for small university presses. Riverside, CA Conrad Rudolph archivists, and humanities scholars. $25,000 A project that will test the use of Open Knowledge Commons facial recognition software in the context of art University of Maryland Cambridge, MA Maura Marx history, with a long-term goal of assisting in the College Park, MD Travis Robert Brown $1,000,000 The incorporation and launch of identification of human subjects in portraiture. $41,906 The development of a proof of con- the Digital Public Library of America, a ground- cept correction tool to improve optical character breaking project that seeks to digitize and bring University of California recognition in humanities text collections. together the contents of our nation’s libraries Santa Barbara, CA M. Patricia Fumerton and archives, and make them freely available to $50,000 The adaptation of image-oriented University of Maryland all online. computer vision software in order to facilitate College Park, MD Trevor Munoz more effective cataloging and discovery of $49,929 The further development of a web- Saint Luke’s Mid America Heart Institute similar but distinct illustrations found within the based editing tool for scholarly editors and Kansas City, MO Randall Thompson English Broadside Ballad Archive. students to use to prepare humanities texts with $84,566 The project represents a collaboration markup based on the Text Encoding Initiative. among anthropologists, archaeologists, medical University of California imaging specialists, and cardiologists from Santa Cruz, CA Noah Wardrip Fruin University of South Carolina Research St. Luke’s Mid America Heart Institute and the $13,985** A workshop aimed at connecting the Foundation University of Western Ontario. The goal is to digital humanities and the science/art commu- Columbia, SC George H. Williams build a large scale database of digital images of nities focused on the creation and analysis of $49,339 The development of a tool to make mummies to investigate several research ques- media-enabling systems. digital texts in the humanities accessible to tions in Egyptology and other fields. visually impaired readers by converting text University of Houston into braille. SUNY Research Foundation, Houston, TX Natalie M. Houston Buffalo State College $49,955 A book history project that seeks to University of South Carolina Research Buffalo, NY Neil Coffee identify and analyze visual features of books Foundation $49,835 The early stage development of a such as margins, spacing, and typeface, using as Columbia, SC David Lee Miller computational tool to detect and analyze liter- a test case approximately 60,000 page images $300,171 The further development of advanced ary allusions, with an initial focus on Latin and from 300 books of Victorian poetry printed collation and difference-detection software that ancient Greek. between 1860 and 1880. allows for the robust comparison of scanned images of texts, even if those scans include er- Tufts University University of Maryland rors like warping of the page. Medford, MA Marie Claire Beaulieu College Park, MD Jennifer Elizabeth Guiliano $50,000 The early stage development of a col- $24,808 A workshop and follow-up activities University of Southern California laborative transcription, translation, and editing for fifty participants on the use of topic model- Los Angeles, CA Jon Miller platform for Latin and ancient Greek texts. ing with large-scale humanities datasets as a $25,000 A workshop in the summer of 2012 to Undergraduate and graduate students would method of analysis for humanities scholarship. design the template and protocols guiding the participate in the creation of digital editions for creation of visual essays that would draw from inclusion in the Perseus Digital Library. University of Maryland the extensive collections of the International College Park, MD Neil R. Fraistat University of Arkansas Mission Photography Archive. $29,999** Shared Horizons: Data, biomedi- Fayetteville, AR Jesse J. Casana cine, and the digital humanities. $49,999 Research into the best techniques for using aerial thermographic imaging to support archaeological research, with tests to be run at sites in Cyprus, Dubai, and South Dakota.

Office of digital humanities 45 University of Southern California Wright State University Los Angeles, CA Anne Balsamo Dayton, OH Gwen Evans $7,500 The development of a prototype table- $50,000 A series of three two-day workshops top device for museums to allow for interactive that will bring together collaborative teams of browsing of large scale digital collections, using scholars, librarians, and technologists to identify the AIDS Memorial Quilt database as a and design a range of potential tools and fea- test case. tures to augment use of the digitized cultural heritage materials within the OhioLINK Digital University of Texas Resource Commons. Austin, TX Tanya E. Clement $235,000 A four-day institute at the University of Texas, Austin, with a follow-up workshop for humanities scholars, librarians, archivists, and advanced graduate students on the use of analytical tools to study digital audio collections of spoken word, such as oral histories, poetry, and Native American oral traditions.

University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT Katharine Coles $125,000 A project to explore new visualiza- tion techniques for use in large scale linguistic and literary corpora using the collections of the British National Corpus and various smaller archives of poetry.

University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA S. Max Edelson $297,115 The further development of Map- Scholar, an online interactive tool that allows humanities scholars and students to combine digitized maps from disparate humanities collec- tions to generate dynamic visualizations for use in online scholarly publications.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg, VA E. Thomas Ewing $123,778 Using the digitized newspaper ar- chives in the NEH-funded Chronicling America and Peel’s Prairie Provinces, the project explores how the spread of information found in local newspapers about the 1918 influenza pandemic influenced policy makers and the general public.

Office of digital humanities 46 Office of Federal/State Partnership

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

office of federal/state partnership 47 Grants for State Humanities Councils Grants go to the state and territory humanities councils for operating costs and special projects.

Alabama Humanities Foundation Fundación Puertorriqueña de las Humanities Washington 1100 Ireland Way, Suite 101 Humanidades 1204 Minor Avenue Birmingham, AL 35205-7001 P. O. Box 9023920 Seattle, WA 98101-2825 $703,040 San Juan, PR 00902-3920 $768,910 $688,400 Alaska Humanities Forum Idaho Humanities Council 161 East 1st Avenue, Door 15 Georgia Humanities Council 217 West State Street Anchorage, AK 99501-1635 50 Hurt Plaza, SE Boise, ID 83702 $658,930 Suite 595 $576,650 Atlanta, GA 30303-2915 Amerika Samoa Humanities Council $869,670 Illinois Humanities Council P. O. Box 5800 17 North State Street, Suite 1400 Pago Pago, AS 96799 Guam Humanities Council Chicago, IL 60602-3296 $320,710 222 Chalan Santo Papa $1,089,220 Reflection Center, Suite 106 Arizona Humanities Council Hagatna, GU 96910 Indiana Humanities The Ellis Shackelford House $348,510 1500 North Delaware Street 1242 N. Central Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46202-2419 Phoenix, AZ 85004-1887 Hawai'i Council for the Humanities $774,410 $722,620 First Hawaiian Bank Building 3599 Wai‘alae Avenue, Room 25 Kansas Humanities Council Arkansas Humanities Council Honolulu, HI 96816 112 SW Sixth Avenue, Suite 210 407 President Clinton Avenue, Suite 201 $638,510 Topeka, KS 66603 Little Rock, AR 72201 $635,930 $636,280 Humanities Council of Washington, D.C. 925 U Street, NW Kentucky Humanities Council Cal Humanities Washington, DC 20001 206 East Maxwell Street 312 Sutter Street, Suite 601 $564,670 Lexington, KY 40508 San Francisco, CA 94108 $688,460 Humanities Council SC $2,119,130 2711 Middleburg Drive, Suite 203 Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Columbia, SC 29204 938 Lafayette Street, Suite 300 Colorado Humanities $683,040 New Orleans, LA 70113-1782 7935 East Prentice Avenue, Suite 450 $708,400 Greenwood Village, CO 80111-2708 Humanities Iowa $682,810 100 Library Room 4039 Maine Humanities Council Iowa City, Iowa 52242-1420 674 Brighton Avenue Connecticut Humanities Council $647,570 Portland, ME 04102 37 Broad Street $583,510 Middletown, CT 06457 Humanities Montana $666,290 311 Brantly Hall Maryland Humanities Council, Inc. Missoula, MT 59812-7848 108 West Centre Street Delaware Humanities Forum $567,510 Baltimore, MD 21201-4565 100 West 10th Street, Suite 1009 $740,490 Wilmington, DE 19801 Humanities Tennessee $557,870 306 Gay Street, Suite 306 Mass Humanities Nashville, TN 37201 66 Bridge Street Florida Humanities Council $759,770 Northampton, MA 01060 599 Second Street South $788,060 St. Petersburg, FL 33701-5005 Humanities Texas $1,241,300 1410 Rio Grande Street Austin, TX 78701-1506 $1,471,890

office of federal/state partnership 48 Michigan Humanities Council North Carolina Humanities Council Vermont Humanities Council 119 Pere Marquette Drive 122 North Elm Street, Suite 601 11 Loomis Street Suite 3B Greensboro, NC 27401 Montpelier, VT 05602 Lansing, MI 48912-1270 $862,650 $583,560 $967,320 North Dakota Humanities Council Virgin Islands Humanities Council Minnesota Humanities Center 418 E. Broadway Avenue, Suite 8 #7 Kongens Gade 987 Ivy Avenue East Bismarck, ND 58501-4086 St. Thomas, VI 00802-6746 St. Paul, MN 55106-2046 $570,460 $342,720 $726,870 Northern Marianas Humanities Council Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Mississippi Humanities Council P.O. Box 506437 145 Ednam Drive 3825 Ridgewood Road, Room 311 Saipan, MP 96950 Charlottesville, VA 22903-4629 Jackson, MS 39211-6497 $337,680 $828,040 $639,280 West Virginia Humanities Council Ohio Humanities Council 1310 Kanawha Boulevard, East Missouri Humanities Council 471 E. Broad St., Suite 1620 Charleston, WV 25301 543 Hanley Industrial Court, Suite 201 Columbus, OH 43215-3857 $609,140 St. Louis, MO 63144-1905 $1,037,790 $750,110 Wisconsin Humanities Council Oklahoma Humanities Council 222 South Bedford Street, Suite F Nebraska Humanities Council Festival Plaza Madison, WI 53703-3680 215 Centennial Mall South, Suite 330 428 West California, Suite 270 $741,400 Lincoln, NE 68508-1836 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 $597,290 $660,540 Wyoming Humanities Council 1315 E. Lewis Street Nevada Humanities Oregon Humanities Laramie, WY 82072-3459 P. O. Box 8029 813 SW Alder Street, Suite 702 $550,450 Reno, NV 89507 Portland, OR 97205 $588,590 $658,400 Special Projects New Hampshire Humanities Council Pennsylvania Humanities Council 117 Pleasant Street Constitution Place Grants go to support exemplary state projects. Concord, NH 03301 325 Chestnut Street, Suite 715 Cal Humanities $577,520 Philadelphia, PA 19106-2607 San Francisco, CA Ralph Lewin $1,086,870 $10,000 Funding will support documentary New Jersey Council for the Humanities media projects and humanities-based civic 28 West State Street, 6th floor Rhode Island Council for the Humanities engagement community discussions. Trenton, NJ 08608 385 Westminster Street, Suite 2 $891,580 Providence, RI 02903 Mississippi Humanities Council $574,750 Jackson, MS Barbara Carpenter New Mexico Humanities Council $10,000 A multidisciplinary statewide collab- 4115 Silver Avenue, NE South Dakota Humanities Council orative project that will explore the history, sci- Albuquerque, NM 87108 1215 Trail Ridge Road, Suite A ence, public policies and the social and cultural $594,770 Brookings, SD 57006 concerns concerning food consumption and $563,180 production in Mississippi. New York Council for the Humanities 150 Broadway, Suite 1700 Utah Humanities Council U.S. Center for Citizen Diplomacy New York, NY 10038 202 West 300 North Des Moines, IA Ann Schodde $1,412,070 Salt Lake City, UT 84103 $30,000** American Voices in American Cor- $612,980 ners: A humanities citizen diplomacy program for international dialog about American culture.

office of federal/state partnership 49 Panelists

Acquisto, Joseph Altmann, Barbara K. Appleford, Amy Bailey, Victor Department of Romance Department of Romance Department of English Modern British History Languages Languages Boston University University of Kansas University of Vermont University of Oregon Boston, MA Lawrence, KS Burlington, VT Eugene, OR Ardren, Traci Baldoz, Richard Adelson, Glenn Alvarez, Louis Department of Anthropology Department of Sociology Environmental Studies Center for New American University of Miami Oberlin College Lake Forest College Media, Inc. Coral Gables, FL Oberlin, OH Lake Forest, IL New York, NY Arellano Nez, Ana Linda Balee, William Adelt, Ulrich Amith, Jonathan D. Independent Scholar Department of Anthropology Department of American Department of Anthropology Fullerton, CA Tulane University Studies and African American Gettysburg College New Orleans, LA and Diaspora Studies Gettysburg, PA Armstead, Myra Young University of Wyoming Department of History Banks, Marva O. Laramie, WY Amundson, Michael A. Bard College Albany State University Department of History Annandale on Hudson, NY Albany, GA Ahlquist, Karen Northern Arizona University Department of Music Flagstaff, AZ Arnesen, Eric J. Barker, Alex W. George Washington University Department of History Museum of Art and Archaeology Washington, DC Anbinder, Tyler George Washington University University of Missouri Department of History Washington, DC Columbia, MO Ahmed, Asad Q. George Washington University Department of Washington, DC Ascher, James P. Barnett, Douglas E. Near Eastern Studies University of Colorado Libraries University of Texas Libraries University of California Andaya, Barbara Watson University of Colorado University of Texas Berkeley, CA Center for Southeast Asian Studies Boulder, CO Austin, TX University of Hawaii, Manoa Ahrensdorf, Peter J. Honolulu, HI Ashton, Susanna Barnett, Redmond J. Department of Political Science Department of English Washington State Davidson College Anderson, Christy J. Clemson University Historical Society Davidson, NC History of Art Clemson, SC Tacoma, WA Yale University Aiken, Katherine G. New Haven, CT Atkin, Muriel A. Bartley, Elizabeth A. Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences Department of History Center for Electronic Idaho Humanities Council Anderson, Gary Clayton George Washington University Reconstruction of Historical Boise, ID Department of History Washington, DC Archaeological Sites University of Oklahoma University of Cincinnati Allan, Catherine M. Norman, OK Auther, Elissa A. Cincinnati, OH National Productions Department of Visual and Twin Cities Public Television, Inc. Anderson, Matthew Performing Arts Bashir, Shahzad St. Paul, MN Minnesota Historical Society University of Colorado Department of Religious Studies St. Paul, MN Colorado Springs, CO Stanford University Almeling, Rene Stanford, CA Department of Sociology Andrew, Dudley Babb, Valerie M. Yale University Departments of Film and Department of English Baskind, Samantha New Haven, CT Comparative Literature University of Georgia Art Department Yale University Athens, GA Cleveland State University Altman, Andrew New Haven, CT Cleveland, OH Georgia State University Research Foundation, Inc. Atlanta, GA panelists 50 Basquiat, Tayo Beaudoin, Joan Berlin, Ira Bigelow, Bruce E. Department of Philosophy School of Library and Department of History Independent Scholar Bismarck State College Information Science University of Maryland Gettysburg, PA Bismarck, ND Wayne State University College Park, MD Detroit, MI Black, Amy Bates, Alex Berman, Jessica Schiff Politics and International Relations East Asian Languages Belgrad, Daniel Mark Department of English Wheaton College and Literatures Arts and Sciences University of Maryland Wheaton, IL Dickinson College University of South Florida Baltimore, MD Carlisle, PA Tampa, FL Blackhawk, Ned Bernard, Sheila C. Department of History Bathory, Peter Dennis Bell, Steven M. Independent Filmmaker Yale University Political Science Department of World Languages, Hyattsville, MD New Haven, CT Rutgers University Literatures, and Cultures New Brunswick, NJ University of Arkansas Berns, Marla C. Blazer, Alex E. Fayetteville, AR Fowler Museum of Cultural History Department of English Baty, Laurie University of California and Rhetoric Museum Programs Bender, Pennee Los Angeles, CA Georgia College and National Law Enforcement American Social History Project State University Officers Memorial Fund /Center for Media and Berrett, Kory Milledgeville, GA Washington, DC Learning Berrett Conservation Studios CUNY Research Foundation Oxford, PA Blois, Beverly Bauer, Brian S. New York, NY Northern Virginia Department of Anthropology Berrettini, Mark Louis Community College University of Illinois at Chicago Bender, Scott Department of Theater and Film Alexandria, VA Chicago, IL Twin Bluff Middle School Portland State University Red Wing, MN Portland, OR Blouin, Francis X. Bauer, Brian S. School of Information and Department of Anthropology Beneke, Christopher Joseph Berry, Daina Ramey Department of History University of Illinois at Chicago Department of History Department of History University of Michigan Chicago, IL Bentley University University of Texas Ann Arbor, MI Waltham, MA Austin, TX Baule, John A. Booker, Matthew Yakima Valley Museum and Benton Cohen, Katherine A. Berry, Jessica N. Department of History Historical Society Department of History Department of Philosophy North Carolina State University Humanities Washington Georgetown University Georgia State University Raleigh, NC Seattle, WA Washington, DC Atlanta, GA Bose, Neilesh Baxley, Anne Margaret Benton Cohen, Katherine A. Beshalske, Jim Department of History Department of Philosophy Department of History Independent Scholar University of North Texas Washington University Georgetown University Loveland, OH Denton, TX St. Louis, MO Washington, DC Beyers, Christopher Thomas Boswell, Laird Beachy, Robert Moses Berebitsky, Julie Deparment of English Department of History Department of History History Department Assumption College University of Wisconsin Goucher College University of the South Worcester, MA Madison, WI Baltimore, MD Sewanee, TN Bicks, Caroline Bouche, Nicole L. Beard, Michael C. Berger, Harris M. Department of English Albert and Shirley Small Special Department of English Department of Boston College Collections Library University of North Dakota Performance Studies Chestnut Hill, MA University of Virginia Grand Forks, ND Texas A & M University Charlottesville, VA College Station, TX panelists 51 Boughida, Karim and Comparative Literature Burg, Steven University of Wisconsin George Washington University University of Minnesota, Department of History Oshkosh, WI Libraries Twin Cities Shippensburg University George Washington University Minneapolis, MN Shippensburg, PA Carlitz, Katherine Washington, DC Department of East Asian Brereton, Joel P. Burke, Patrick L. Languages and Literatures Bourbon, Brett Department of Asian Studies Department of Music University of Pittsburgh Department of English University of Texas Washington University Pittsburgh, PA University of Dallas Austin, TX St. Louis, MO Irving, TX Carson, Ronald A. Brewer, Holly Burnette, Allegra Institute for the Medical Boyd, Douglas A. Department of History Digital Media Humanities Louie B. Nunn Center for University of Maryland Museum of Modern Art University of Texas Oral History College Park, MD New York, NY Medical Branch University of Kentucky Galveston, TX Lexington, KY Briggman, Anthony A. Burns, Peter Candler School of Theology Department of Political Science Carter, Maria Agui Boyer, Deborah Emory University Loyola University Iguana Films Azavea Atlanta, GA New Orleans, LA Newton, MA Easton, PA Brinton, Laurel J. Butler, Jon Cassedy, Steven D. Boyer Lewis, Charlene Marie Department of English Department of History Department of Literature Department of History University of British Columbia Yale University University of California Kalamazoo College Vancouver, WA New Haven, CT La Jolla, CA Kalamazoo, MI Britton, Dennis Austin Byg, Barton Cavallero, Jonathan J. Bradley, Mark P. University of New Hampshire University of Massachusetts Department of Communication History Department Durham, NH Amherst, MA University of Arkansas University of Chicago Fayetteville, AR Chicago, IL Brown, Kendall W. Cadava, Geraldo Department of History Department of History and Cavender, Amy Brady, Erika Brigham Young University Program in Latina and Department of Political Science Department of Folk Studies Provo, UT Latino Studies St. Mary’s College and Anthropology Northwestern University Notre Dame, IN Western Kentucky University Brown, Richard D. Evanston, IL Bowling Green, KY University of Connecticut Censer, Jack R. Storrs, CT Calder, J. Kent College of Humanities and Brandt, Elizabeth A. Texas State Historical Association Social Sciences Arizona State University Brownley, Martine W. Austin, TX George Mason University Tempe, AZ Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry Fairfax, VA Emory University Cantens, Bernardo Joaquin Braun, Tom Atlanta, GA Department of Philosophy Chamberlain, Daniel Minnesota Historical Society Moravian College Center for Digital Teaching St. Paul, MN Buckley, Jorunn J. Bethlehem, PA and Research Religion Department Occidental College Bray, Tamara L. Bowdoin College Carlebach, Elisheva Los Angeles, CA Department of Anthropology Brunswick, ME Department of History Wayne State University Columbia University Chapin, Lloyd W. Detroit, MI Buettner, Brigitte New York, NY Eckerd College Art History St. Petersburg, FL Brennan, Timothy A. Smith College Carlin, Laurence Davis Department of Cultural Studies Northampton, MA Department of Philosophy

panelists 52 Chapman, Cynthia Ruth Cohen, Debra Rae Conzen, Michael P. Coyle, Laurie C. Department of Religion Department of English Committee on Geographical Pleiades Productions Oberlin College University of South Carolina Studies San Francisco, CA Oberlin, OH Columbia, SC University of Chicago Chicago, IL Crais, Clifton C. Chaves, Mark Cohen, Lara Langer Department of History Department of Sociology Department of English Cooper, Priscilla Hancock Emory University Duke University Wayne State University Institutional Programming Atlanta, GA Durham, NC Detroit, MI Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Crespino, Joseph Chavez, Ernesto Colati, Gregory Birmingham, AL Department of History Department of History University of Connecticut Libraries Emory University University of Texas University of Connecticut Cope, Kevin L Atlanta, GA El Paso, TX Storrs, CT Department of English Louisiana State University Crist, Lynda L. Cheng, Bonnie Collins, Loretta and A&M College The Papers of Jefferson Davis Department of Art University of Puerto Rico Baton Rouge, LA Rice University Oberlin College Rio Piedras, PR Houston, TX Oberlin, OH Cormack, Bradin Collins, Susan D. Department of English Cronin, Joseph Christelow, Stephanie E. University of Houston University of Chicago Office of Research and Department of History Houston, TX Chicago, IL Sponsored Programs Idaho State University Kean University Pocatello, ID Colmo, Christopher A. Coseru, Christian Union, NJ Honors Program College of Charleston Christen, Kimberly Ann Dominican University Charleston, SC Crosby, Emilye J. Department of Critical Culture, River Forest, IL Department of History Gender, and Racial Studies Cotman, John Walton SUNY Research Foundation Washington State University Comer, Charles Department of Political Science Geneseo, NY Pullman, WA Department of Communications, Howard University Humanities, and Arts Washington, DC Cross, June Christensen, Pamela R. Harrisburg Area Community Columbia School of Journalism Peter White Public Library College Cottrell, Alan Columbia University Marquette, MI Harrisburg, PA Department of History New York, NY Montclair State University Cigliano, Flavia Connell Szasz, Margaret C. Montclair, NJ Crowell, Steven Galt Nichols House Museum, Inc. Department of History Department of Philosophy Boston, MA University of New Mexico Covey, Alan Rice University Albuquerque, NM Department of Anthropology Houston, TX Clavin, Matthew J. Dartmouth College Department of History Contakos, Kate Elena Hanover, NH Cutler, Edward Smith University of Houston Stanford University Library Department of English Houston, TX Stanford, CA Covington, Paula Brigham Young University Vanderbilt University Library Provo, UT Coffey, Mary Contiguglia, Georgianna Vanderbilt University Department of Romance Colorado Historical Society Nashville, TN Cutler, Robin R. Languages and Literatures Denver, CO Independent Scholar Pomona College Cox, Jeffrey L. New York, NY Claremont, CA Conzen, Kathleen N. Department of History Department of History University of Iowa Cygan, Mary University of Chicago Iowa City, IA Department of History Chicago, IL University of Connecticut Stamford, CT panelists 53 D’Antonio, Patricia O’Brien Davis, Thomas J. Diner, Hasia R. Durrin, Virginia N. School of Nursing and Women’s Department of Religious Studies Department of Hebrew and Durrin Productions Studies Program Indiana University Judaic Studies/History Washington, DC University of Pennsylvania Indianapolis, IN New York University Philadelphia, PA New York, NY Dutton, Richard De la Pena, Carolyn Thomas Department of English Dadi, Iftikhar American Studies Dodd, Lynn S. Ohio State University Department of the History of Art University of California Department of Religion Columbus, OH Cornell University Davis, CA University of Southern California Ithaca, NY Los Angeles, CA Duvivier, Sandra Caona Dean, Sharon Department of English Dalton, Steve Museum and Library Services Donahoo, Robert E. Bronx Community College Theology and Ministry Library Ohio Historical Society Department of English Bronx, NY Boston College Columbus, OH Sam Houston State University Chestnut Hill, MA Huntsville, TX Dwyer, Arienne M. Deck, Clara Department of Anthropology Daniels, Douglas H. The Henry Ford Donaldson, Sandra University of Kansas Department of Black Studies Dearborn, MI Department of English Lawrence, KS and History University of North Dakota University of California Delpar, Helen Grand Forks, ND Dyal, Carole Santa Barbara, CA Department of History University of Connecticut Libraries University of Alabama Douglas, Lawrence University of Connecticut Daniels, Roger Tuscaloosa, AL Department of Law, Storrs, CT University of Cincinnati Jurisprudence, and Social Cincinnati, OH Denney, David Thought Dyl, Joanna Bob Bullock Texas State Amherst College History Department Darnell, Polly History Museum Amherst, MA University of South Florida Shelburne Museum Austin, TX Tampa, FL Shelburne, VT Down, A. Graham Desch, Michael C. Council for Basic Education Dyson, Stephen L. Davila, Jerry Political Science Washington, DC Department of Classics Department of History University of Notre Dame SUNY Research Foundation, University of North Carolina Notre Dame, IN Ducharme, Diane University at Buffalo Charlotte, NC Beinecke Rare Book and Buffalo, NY Deupi, Jill Johnson Manuscript Library Davis, James J. Bellarmine Museum of Art Yale University Eastman, Carolyn Eileen Howard University Fairfield, CT New Haven, CT Department of History Washington, DC Virginia Commonwealth Dietz, Kathryn P. Dudden, Faye E. University Davis, Jan Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc. Department of History Richmond, VA Oklahoma Department Waltham, MA Colgate University of Libraries Hamilton, NY Eberly, Rosa A. Oklahoma City, OK Dill, Katherine Departments of Communication Carmel Clay Historical Society Dunn, Allen Arts and Sciences and English Davis, Matthew M. Carmel, IN Department of English Pennsylvania State University Independent Scholar University of Tennessee University Park, PA Crozet, VA Dimock, Wai Chee Knoxville, TN Department of English Eggener, Keith Davis, Stephen Yale University Durington, Matthew Slover Department of Art History Columbia Libraries New Haven, CT Sociology, Anthropology, and Archaeology Digital Program and Criminal Justice University of Missouri Columbia University Towson University Columbia, MO New York, NY Towson, MD panelists 54 Einwohner, Rachel Lynn Evans, Sara M. Ferguson, T. J. Flower, John Myers Sociology Department Department of History Department of Anthropology East Asia Center Purdue University University of Minnesota, University of Arizona University of Virginia West Lafayette, IN Twin Cities Tucson, AZ Charlottesville, VA Minneapolis, MN Eiteljorg, II, Harrison Fermoile, Kate Foley, Neil Center for the Study of Architecture Ewer, Patricia Brooklyn Historical Society Department of History Bryn Mawr, PA Textile Objects Conservation Brooklyn, NY University of Texas Minneapolis, MN Austin, TX Elfline, Ross K. Filtzer, Donald Arthur Department of Art and Art History Fabian, Ann School of Humanities and Foote, Nicola Carleton College Department of American Studies Social Sciences Department of History Northfield, MN Rutgers University University of East London Florida Gulf Coast University New Brunswick, NJ London, United Kingdom Fort Myers, FL Elings, Mary Bancroft Library Fabian, Carole Ann Findley, Carter V. Ford, Iris C. University of California Avery Architectural and Department of History St. Mary’s College of Maryland Berkeley, CA Fine Arts Library Ohio State University St. Mary’s City, MD Columbia University Libraries Columbus, OH Englehardt, Elaine E. New York, NY Ford, Jay Department of Ethics Finitzo, Maria Department of Religion Utah Valley University Fan, Fa ti Kartemquin Educational Films Wake Forest University Orem, UT Department of History Chicago, IL Winston Salem, NC SUNY Research Foundation Esch, Emily Binghamton, NY Firey, Abigail Ford, Judy Ann College of St. Benedict Department of History Texas A&M University St. Joseph, MN Fant, J. Clayton University of Kentucky Commerce, TX Department of Anthropology Lexington, KY Escobedo, Andrew S. and Classical Studies Foy, Anthony S. Department of English University of Akron Fischer, Lisa Ellen Department of English Ohio University Akron, OH Digital History Center Swarthmore College Athens, OH Colonial Williamsburg Swarthmore, PA Faue, Elizabeth Victoria Foundation Eskew, Glenn T. Department of History Williamsburg, VA Fraden, Rena Department of History Wayne State University English and American Studies Georgia State University Detroit, MI Fisher, Linford D. Trinity College Atlanta, GA Department of History Hartford, CT Fauser, Annegret Brown University Espinosa, Paul Department of Music Providence, RI Frankel, Jessica Ann Arizona State University University of North Carolina Southold Free Library Tempe, AZ Chapel Hill, NC FitzGerald, William T Southold, NY Department of English Etcheson, Nicole Felch, Susan Rutgers University Franko, Mark Department of History Department of English Camden, NJ Theater Arts Department Ball State University Calvin College University of California Muncie, IN Grand Rapids, MI Flanagan, Maureen A. Santa Cruz, CA Lewis Department of Humanities Evangelestia Dougherty, Tamar Feldman, Fred A. Illinois Institute of Technology Freedman, Richard Black Research Consortium Department of Philosophy Chicago, IL Department of Music University of Chicago University of Massachusetts Haverford College Chicago, IL Amherst, MA Haverford, PA

panelists 55 Freund, David Funk, Susan Geller, Phylis Gilmore, Glenda E. Department of History Mystic Seaport Museum Norman Star Media Department of History University of Maryland Mystic, CT Washington, DC Yale University College Park, MD New Haven, CT Furgeson, Jim Gerona, Carla Frick, Rachel Department of Social Studies School of History, Giloi, Eva Digital Library Federation McCallum High School Technology, and Society Department of History Council on Library and Austin, TX Georgia Institute of Technology Rutgers University Information Resources Atlanta, GA Newark, NJ Washington, DC Fyfe, Paul Department of English and Gerster, Carole J. Glover, Kaiama L. Fricke, Beate History of Text Technologies Merrill College Department of French and Department of Art History Program University of California Africana Studies Program University of California Florida State University Santa Cruz, CA Barnard College Berkeley, CA Tallahassee, FL New York, NY Gerteis, Louis P. Frierson, Cathy A. Gaines, Kevin K. Department of History Gobat, Michel Department of History Department of Afro-American University of Missouri Department of History University of New Hampshire and African Studies St. Louis, MO University of Iowa Durham, NH University of Michigan Iowa City, IA Ann Arbor, MI Ghosh, Shubha Frost, Ginger S. Law School Goddu, Teresa Alice Department of History Ganguly, Keya University of Wisconsin Department of English Samford University Department of Cultural Studies Madison, WI Vanderbilt University Birmingham, AL and Comparative Literature Nashville, TN University of Minnesota, Gibbs, Fred Frost, Hannah Twin Cities Roy Rosenzweig Center for Golahny, Amy Media Preservation Minneapolis, MN History and New Media Art Department Stanford University Library George Mason University Lycoming College Stanford, CA Gannon, Barbara A. Fairfax, VA Williamsport, PA History Department Frost, Leslie Elaine University of Central Florida Giddings, Paula J. Goldberg, Nathaniel English Department Orlando, FL Afro American Studies Philosophy Department University of North Carolina Smith College Washington and Lee University Chapel Hill, NC Garafola, Lynn Northampton, MA Lexington, VA Department of Dance Froula, Christine Barnard College Gill, Michael B. Goldfield, David R. Department of English, New York, NY University of Arizona Department of History Comparative Literature, and Tucson, AZ University of North Carolina Gender Studies Garcia, Desiree Charlotte, NC Northwestern University School of Transborder Studies Gilligan, Eliza Evanston, IL and the Film and Media University of Virginia Library Gomariz, Jose Studies Program University of Virginia Department of Modern Fuller, Michael Anthony Arizona State University West Charlottesville, VA Languages and Linguistics East Asian Languages and Phoenix, AZ Florida State University Literatures Gillooly, Eileen Tallahassee, FL University of California Garrett, Edward Department of English and Irvine, CA Sciences, Humanities and Arts Comparative Literature Gonzalez, Mario M. Network of Technological Columbia University Passaic Public Library Fuller, Randall Initiatives New York, NY Passaic, NJ Department of English University of Virginia Drury University Charlottesville, VA Springfield, MO panelists 56 Gonzalez, Olga Green, James N. Gurley, Jennifer Anne Hanniball, Ann Department of Anthropology Library Company of Philadelphia Le Moyne College Utah Museum of Macalester College Philadelphia, PA Syracuse, NY Natural History St. Paul, MN Salt Lake City, UT Greenberg, Robert Haddix, Charles J. Good, Jeffrey C. San Francisco Performances Marr Sound Archives Hanning, Barbara R. Department of Linguistics San Francisco, CA University of Missouri Department of Music SUNY Research Foundation, Kansas City, MO CUNY Research Foundation University at Buffalo Greene, Sandra E. New York, NY Buffalo, NY Department of History Hahamovitch, Cindy Cornell University Department of History Hanor, Stephanie Goren, Lilly Ithaca, NY College of William and Mary Mills College Art Museum Department of Political Science Williamsburg, VA Mills College Carroll College Greenhill, Jennifer A. Oakland, CA Waukesha, WI School of Art and Design Hajo, Cathy Moran University of Illinois Department of History Hanrahan, Nancy W. Gould, Eliga Champaign, IL New York University Department of Sociology Department of History New York, NY George Mason University University of New Hampshire Grenoble, Lenore A. Fairfax, VA Durham, NH Department of Linguistics Hale, Grace E. University of Chicago Department of History Hargrove, Suzanne Gracy, Karen F. Chicago, IL University of Virginia Toledo Museum of Art School of Library and Charlottesville, VA Toledo, OH Information Science Gross, Karen Elizabeth Kent State University Department of English Hall, Mark David Harrington, Joel F. Kent, OH Lewis and Clark College History and Political Science Department of History Portland, OR George Fox University Vanderbilt University Graffagnino, J. Kevin Newberg, OR Nashville, TN William L. Clements Library Gross, Robert A University of Michigan History Department Halperin, Liora Harris, Jeff Ann Arbor, MI University of Connecticut Near Eastern Studies Local History Services Storrs, CT Princeton University Indiana Historical Society Graham, Maryemma Princeton, NJ Indianapolis, IN Department of English Grzywacz, Cecily M. University of Kansas Center AFM Sustainability Office Halpern, Nick Harris, Trevor M. for Research, Inc National Gallery of Art Department of English Department of Geology Lawrence, KS Washington, DC North Carolina State University and Geography Raleigh, NC West Virginia University Graubart, Karen B. Guarneri, Carl J. Morgantown, WV Department of History St. Mary’s College of California Hamlin, Francoise N. University of Notre Dame Moraga, CA Department of Africana Studies Hartfield, Ronne Notre Dame, IN Brown University Urban Gateways Gudis, Catherine Providence, RI Chicago, IL Gray, David B Department of History Religious Studies University of California Hanawalt, Barbara Ann Harvey, Ronald S. Santa Clara University Riverside, CA Department of History Hudson Museum Santa Clara, CA Ohio State University University of Maine Guiney, Mortimer Martin Columbus, OH Orono, ME Gray, Edward Gordon Department of Modern Department of History Languages and Literatures Hanna, Robert A. Florida State University Kenyon College Department of Philosophy Tallahassee, FL Gambier, OH University of Colorado Boulder, CO panelists 56 Hasko, Victoria Heim, Michael H. Hoffman, Carolyn F. Hswe, Patricia Department of Language and Departments of Slavic Languages Social Sciences Penn State University Libraries Literacy Education and Literatures and Prince George’s Pennsylvania State University University of Georgia Comparative Literature Community College University Park, PA Athens, GA University of California Largo, MD Los Angeles, CA Hubler, Noel Hassig, Ross Holder, R. Ward Religion and Philosophy Independent Scholar Heller, Natasha Department of Theology Lebanon Valley College Santa Fe, NM Asian Languages and Cultures St. Anselm College Annville, PA University of California Manchester, NH Haury, David A. Los Angeles, CA Huddleson, Gail Bureau of Archives and History Holder, Tracie Kikim Media Pennsylvania Historical and Helmreich, Anne L. Women Make Movies, Inc. 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Denver, CO University of Mississippi Department of English Hedlund, Ann Lane University, MS University of Tennessee Israel, Paul B. Department of Anthropology Knoxville, TN Edison Papers Project Arizona State University Hodges, Ann Rutgers University Tempe, AZ University Library Hoxie, Frederick Eugene New Brunswick, NJ University of Texas Department of History Arlington, TX University of Illinois Champaign, IL

panelists 57 Ivey, Linda Johnston, Patricia A. Karasch, Mary C. Kidwell, Clara Sue Department of History Department of Art History Department of History Bacone College California State University, College of the Holy Cross Oakland University Muskogee, OK East Bay Foundation, Inc. Worcester, MA Rochester, MI Hayward, CA Kilbride, Daniel P. Johnstone, Barbara Kassel, Marleen Department of History Jackson, Gregory Stephen Department of English Office of Institutional John Carroll University Department of English Carnegie Mellon University Advancement Cleveland, OH Rutgers University Pittsburgh, PA CUNY Research Foundation, New Brunswick, NJ Queens College Kilbride, Philip L. Jonas, Raymond A. Flushing, NY Department of Anthropology Jackson, Jason B. Department of History Bryn Mawr College Anthropology Department University of Washington Katz, Kimberly B. Bryn Mawr, PA Indiana University Seattle, WA Department of History Bloomington, IN Towson University Kim, Hanna Jones, Martha S. Towson, MD Washington and Jefferson College Jacobsen, Trude Department of History Washington, PA Department of History and University of Michigan Kaye, Anthony Edward Center for Southeast Asian Ann Arbor, MI Department of History Kimble, James Jerry Studies Pennsylvania State University Department of Communication Northern Illinois University Jorgensen, Larry M. University Park, PA Seton Hall University DeKalb, IL Department of Philosophy South Orange, NJ and Religion Kearns, Michael Shannon Jacobson, Juliet Skidmore College Department of English Kinzer, Bruce L. Digital Gizmo Saratoga Springs, NY University of Southern Indiana Department of History Ashfield, MA Evansville, IN Kenyon College Kagan, Richard C. Gambier, OH James, Dante Hamline University Kelly, Patrick J. Center for Documentary Studies Saint Paul, MN Department of History Kleeman, Terry Frederick Duke University University of Texas Asian Languages Durham, NC Kahn, David M. San Antonio, TX and Civilizations Adirondack Museum University of Colorado Jankowsky, Richard Blue Mountain Lake, NY Kendall, Douglas Boulder, CO Department of Music New Bedford Whaling Museum Tufts University Kalu, Anthonia Chinyere New Bedford, MA Klevan, David Medford, MA Department of African American U.S. Holocaust Memorial and African Studies Kern, Kristen Museum Jenkens, Jr., A. Lawrence Ohio State University Portland State University Library Washington, DC Department of Art Columbus, OH Portland State University University of North Carolina Portland, OR Kliger, Ilya Greensboro, NC Kampen, John I. Department of Russian and Theology Department Keyes, Charles F. Slavic Studies Johnson, Eric Methodist Theological School Department of Anthropology New York University Scholars’ Lab, University of of Ohio University of Washington New York, NY Virginia Library Delaware, OH Seattle, WA University of Virginia Kluge, Cora Lee Charlottesville, VA Kaplan, Lara Khanduri, Ritu Max Kade Institute for Lara Kaplan Objects Sociology and Anthropology German-American Studies Johnson, William A. Conservation, LLC University of Texas University of Wisconsin Department of Classical Studies Baltimore, MD Arlington, TX Madison, WI Duke University Durham, NC

panelists 58 Knadler, Stephen P. Kriger, Colleen Lane, Jill Lee, Debbie J. Department of English Department of History Lewis and Clark Community Department of English Spelman College University of North Carolina College Washington State University Atlanta, GA Greensboro, NC Godfrey, IL Pullman, WA

Knox, Douglas W. Kyvig, David E. Lane, Michael F. Lennon, Thomas F. Humanities Digital Workshop Department of History Department of Ancient Studies Thomas Lennon Films in Arts and Sciences Northern Illinois University University of Maryland New York, NY Washington University DeKalb, IL Baltimore, MD St. Louis, MO Leonard, Beth Labio, Catherine Langan, Celeste Department of Education Kocela, Christopher Department of English University of California University of Alaska Department of English University of Colorado Berkeley, CA Fairbanks, AK Georgia State University Boulder, CO Atlanta, GA Lanset, Andy Leonard, Kevin Allen Labode, Modupe New York Public Radio Department of History Komor, Valerie S. History and Museum Studies New York, NY Western Washington University Corporate Archives Indiana University Bellingham, WA The Associated Press Indianapolis, IN Lant, Antonia C. New York, NY Department of Cinema Studies Leonard, Peter Lacy, Madison D. New York University Humanities Research Computing Kopper, John University of Kansas New York, NY University of Chicago Department of Russian Lawrence, KS Chicago, IL Dartmouth College LaRosa, Michael J. Hanover, NH LaFrance, Liselle M. Department of History Levenbook, Barbara B. Historic Cherry Hill Rhodes College Philosophy Department Koshar, Rudy J. Albany, NY Memphis, TN North Carolina State University Department of History Raleigh, NC University of Wisconsin LaMascus, R. Scott LaTurner, Hyrum Madison, WI McBride Center for Public Philosophy Department Levengood, Paul A. Humanities Dixie State College of Utah Virginia Historical Society Kovari, Jason Oklahoma Christian University St. George, UT Richmond, VA John M. Olin Library Edmond, OK Cornell University Lawless, Ann Levine, Frances Ithaca, NY Lambert, Jeff American Precision Museum, Inc. Palace of the Governors National Film Preservation Windsor, VT Recursos de Santa Fe Koven, Seth David Foundation Santa Fe, NM Department of History San Francisco, CA LeBar, Mark Rutgers University Department of Philosophy Levine, Victoria Lindsay New Brunswick, NJ Lamson, Stephanie Ohio University Music Department University of Washington Athens, OH Colorado College Krasnoff, Larry D. Libraries Colorado Springs, CO College of Charleston University of Washington Ledbetter, Steven J. Charleston, SC Seattle, WA Independent Scholar Levy, Juliette Worcester, MA Department of History Krentz, Peter M. Landay, Lori R. University of California Departments of Classics Berklee College of Music Ledford, Katherine Elizabeth Riverside, CA and of History Boston, MA Department of English Davidson College Appalachian State University Lewis, Clayton W. Davidson, NC Landers, Jane Gilmer Boone, NC Independent Scholar Department of History Washington, DC Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN panelists 59 Lewis, Daniel C. Lomawaima, K. Tsianina Lyons, Bertram Malmros, Stephanie Educational Programs American Indian Studies American Folk Life Center The Briscoe Center for Virginia Community University of Arizona Library of Congress American History College System Tucson, AZ Washington, DC University of Texas Richmond, VA Austin, TX Long, Jane S. Macaulay, Monica Ann Lewis, William National Archives and Records Department of Linguistics Malone France, Katherine Department of Linguistics Administration University of Wisconsin National Trust for Historic University of Washington Washington, DC Madison, WI Preservation Seattle, WA Washington, DC Long, Stephen H. MacGowan, Christopher J. 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Dallas, TX Historical Society of Western Mandell, Daniel Richard Department of History Pennsylvania Department of History University of North Carolina Low, Denise Pittsburgh, PA Truman State University Chapel Hill, NC Baker University Kirksville, MO Baldwin City, KS Madden, Jennifer Yunginger Linhard, Tabea Alexa Heritage Plantation, Inc. Marciniak, Katarzyna Department of Romance Lowe, Turkiya Heritage Museums and Gardens Department of English Languages and Literatures Underground Railroad Sandwich, MA Ohio University Washington University Network to Freedom Program Athens, OH St. Louis, MO National Park Service Madrid, Alejandro Luis Washington, DC Department of Latin American Markowitz, Harvey Link, William A. and Latino Studies Department of Sociology/ University of North Carolina Lubar, Steven University of Illinois at Chicago Anthropology Greensboro, NC Departments of American Chicago, IL Washington and Lee University Civilization and History Lexington, VA Linn, Brian M. Brown University Madsen Brooks, Leslie Department of History Providence, RI Department of History Marquez, Roberto Texas A&M University Boise State University Latin American and College Station, TX Luebke, David Martin Boise, ID Caribbean Studies Department of History Mount Holyoke College Littlefield, Valinda University of Oregon Maggi, Armando South Hadley, MA University of South Carolina Eugene, OR Department of Romance Research Foundation Languages and Literature Martin, Jack Bradford Columbia, SC Lynch, Caitrin University of Chicago Department of Anthropology Department of Anthropology Chicago, IL University of Florida Litvak, Olga Franklin W. Olin College Gainesville, FL Department of History of Engineering Malesic, Jonathan Clark University Needham, MA King’s College Martinez, Katharine Worcester, MA Wilkes Barre, PA Center for Creative Photography University of Arizona Tucson, AZ

panelists 60 Matthews, Kristin L. McCole, John J. McKivigan, John R. Miller, Jeffrey Department of English Department of History Douglass Papers Department of English Brigham Young University University of Oregon Indiana University Augustana College Provo, UT Eugene, OR Indianapolis, IN Sioux Falls, SD

Maxwell, Michael McCourt, Tom M. McLane, Maureen Noelle Miller, Lisa K. Center for Advanced Study Department of Communication Department of English Hoover Institution Archives of Language and Media Studies New York University Stanford University University of Maryland Fordham University New York, NY Stanford, CA College Park, MD Bronx, NY McMahon, Robert J. Miller, Page P. Mayhew, Jonathan McCrossen, Alexis Department of History Independent Scholar Department of Spanish History Department Ohio State University Fripp Island, SC and Portuguese Southern Methodist University Columbus, OH University of Kansas Dallas, TX Miller, Tracy Lawrence, KS Megill, Allan D. History of Art McCutcheon, Russell T. History Department Vanderbilt University Mazzotta, Giuseppe F. University of Alabama University of Virginia Nashville, TN Department of Italian Tuscaloosa, AL Charlottesville, VA Yale University Millier, Brett C. New Haven, CT McEwan, Bonnie G. Mejias Lopez, Alejandro Department of English and Mission San Luis Department of Spanish American Literatures McAlister, Sheila Tallahassee, FL and Portuguese Middlebury College Digital Library of Georgia Indiana University Middlebury, VT University of Georgia Libraries McFarland, Colleen Bloomington, IN Athens, GA Historical Committee Milly, Deborah J. and Archives Mendle, Michael J. Department of Political Science McCall, Jeremiah Mennonite Church USA History Department Virginia Polytechnic Institute Upper School History Teacher Newton, KS University of Alabama and State University Cincinnati Country Day School Tuscaloosa, AL Blacksburg, VA Cincinnati, OH McGowan, John P. Milnor, Kristina Department of English Mendonca, Maria Department of Classics and McCann, Sean University of North Carolina Department of Music and Ancient Studies Department of English Chapel Hill, NC Department of Anthropology Barnard College Wesleyan University Kenyon College New York, NY Middletown, CT McGregor, Joan Gambier, OH School of Historical, Philosophical, Mimno, David McCleary, Ann and Religious Studies Meringolo, Denise Department of Computer Center for Public History Arizona State University Department of History Science University of West Georgia Tempe, AZ University of Maryland Princeton University Carrollton, GA Baltimore, MD Princeton, NJ McKee, Kathryn B. Miletich, Patricia S. McClurken, Jeffrey Departments of English Miola, Robert S. History Department Department of History and and Southern Studies Department of English University School of Nashville American Studies University of Mississippi Loyola College in Maryland Nashville, TN University of Mary Washington University, MS Baltimore, MD Fredericksburg, VA McKinsey, Elizabeth Milioto Matsue, Jennifer May Jane Mitchell, Pablo McClymer, John F. Department of English Department of Music Departments of History and Department of History and American Studies Union College Comparative American Studies Assumption College Carleton College Schenectady, NY Oberlin College Worcester, MA Northfield, MN Oberlin, OH

panelists 61 Moad, Charles Literatures, and Cultures Newhard, James University of California IMA Lab University of Florida Interdisciplinary Program Riverside, CA Indianapolis Museum of Art Gainesville, FL in Archaeology Indianapolis, IN College of Charleston O’Bourke, Brett Murphy, Kevin D. Charleston, SC Common Machine Productions Molesky, Mark C. CUNY Research Foundation, Biscayne, FL Department of History Graduate School and University Newman, Brian M. Seton Hall University Center sub genre media O’Connor, Jacqueline South Orange, NJ New York, NY New York, NY Boise State University Boise, ID Montgomery, Evelyn Murray, Timothy D. Newton, Rhonda Exhibits and Collections Special Collections Pennsylvania Heritage Society O’Connor, Lynne Elizabeth Dallas County Heritage Society University of Delaware Library Harrisburg, PA Independent Scholar Dallas, TX Newark, DE Geyser, MT Nicklaus, Carol H. Morand, Anne Muse, Amy Interdisciplinary Humanities O’Gorman, Kathleen National Cowboy and Western Department of English Amarillo College Department of English Heritage Museum University of St. Thomas Amarillo, TX Illinois Wesleyan University Oklahoma City, OK St. Paul, MN Bloomington, IL Nieves, Angel David Morrison, James V. Nadal, Jacob Department of Africana Studies O’Malley, Nancy Department of Classical Studies Library and Archives Hamilton College William S. Webb Museum and Centre College of Kentucky Brooklyn Historical Society Clinton, NY Office of State Archaeology Danville, KY Brooklyn, NY University of Kentucky Ninkovich, Frank A. Lexington, KY Morrow, Mary Sue Nakhai, Beth History Department College Conservatory of Music The Arizona Center for St. John’s University O’Mara, Margaret University of Cincinnati Judaic Studies Jamaica, NY Department of History Cincinnati, OH University of Arizona University of Washington Tucson, AZ Nordberg, Erik Charles Seattle, WA Mortensen, Peter Leslie J. R. Van Pelt Library Office of the Vice Chancellor Ndigirigi, Gichingiri Michigan Technological O’Neal, Angela K. for Academic Affairs and Department English and University Digital Projects Manager Provost Africana Studies Houghton, MI Ohio Historical Society University of Illinois University of Tennessee Columbus, OH Champaign, IL Knoxville, TN Norris, Debra H. Department of Art Conservation Offen, Karl H. Moseley, James G. Neack, Laura University of Delaware Department of Geography Franklin College of Indiana Department of Political Science Newark, DE University of Oklahoma Franklin, IN Miami University Norman, OK Oxford, OH Nottage, James H. Moseley, Michael E. Eiteljorg Museum of American Ogden, Sherelyn Department of Anthropology Needham, Paul Indians and Western Art Conservation Department University of Florida Scheide Librarian Indianapolis, IN Minnesota Historical Society Gainesville, FL Princeton University St. Paul, MN Princeton, NJ Nuccetelli, Susana I. Munoz, Trevor Department of Philosophy Oliver, Sylvester W. University of Maryland Libraries Neumann, Caryn St. Cloud State University Rust College University of Maryland Integrated Studies and History St. Cloud, MN Holly Springs, MS College Park, MD Miami University Middletown, OH Nyitray, Vivian Lee Olszewski, Ann Murphy, Joseph Department of Religious Studies Preservation Librarian Department of Languages,

panelists 62 Cleveland Public Library Pandey, Iswari Smithsonian Institution Pohlandt McCormick, Helena Cleveland, OH Writing Program Washington, DC Department of History Syracuse University University of Minnesota, Ong, Seow Chin Syracuse, NY Perkins, Allison C. Twin Cities School of Music Reynolda House, Museum Minneapolis, MN University of Louisville Panko, Ken of American Art Louisville, KY Academic Technology Winston Salem, NC Poliakoff, Michael B. Yale University University of Colorado Onuf, Rachel K. New Haven, CT Perry, Elisabeth Israels Denver, CO Independent Scholar Department of History Bernardston, MA Paquette, William A. St. Louis University Polland, Annie Community College Humanities St. Louis, MO Lower East Side Oros, Andrew L. Association Tenement Museum Department of Political Science Newark, NJ Peters, Pearlie New York, NY Washington College Rider University Chestertown, MD Parezo, Nancy J. Lawrenceville, NJ Posner, Miriam American Indian Studies Program Digital Scholarship Commons Osborn, Emily Lynn University of Arizona Peterson, Indira V. Emory University Library Department of History Tucson, AZ Asian Studies Program Emory University University of Chicago Mount Holyoke College Atlanta, GA Chicago, IL Parker, Kelly A. South Hadley, MA Department of Philosophy Poster, Amy G. Ott, Cynthia Grand Valley State University Peterson, Robyn G. Department of Asian Art Smithsonian Institution Allendale, MI Yellowstone Art Museum Brooklyn Museum of Art Washington, DC Billings, MT Brooklyn, NY Partridge, Jeffrey F. L. Ott, Sandra Jean Capital Community College Pickering, Robert B. Potter, Pamela M. Center for Basque Studies Hartford, CT Gilcrease Museum School of Music University of Nevada University of Tulsa University of Wisconsin Reno, NV Partridge, John Tulsa, OK Madison, WI Wheaton College Otto, Jane J. Norton, MA Piekut, Benjamin Potvin, Ron M. Media and Music Department of Music John Nicholas Brown Center Metadata Librarian Pasley, Jeffrey L. Cornell University Brown University Rutgers University Libraries Department of History Ithaca, NY Providence, RI New Brunswick, NJ University of Missouri Columbia, MO Pincock, Christopher John Powell, Russell Owens, Trevor Department of Philosophy Department of Philosophy Office of Strategic Initiatives Patey, Douglas L. University of Missouri Boston University Library of Congress Department of English Columbia, MO Boston, MA Washington, DC Language and Literature Smith College Pincus, Leslie Beth Powell, Timothy Pagan, Eduardo O. Northampton, MA Department of History American Philosophical Society Department of Humanities, University of Michigan Philadelphia, PA Arts, and Cultural Studies Pease, Donald E. Ann Arbor, MI Arizona State University West Department of English Prakash, Gyan Phoenix, AZ Dartmouth College Pohl, Frances Department of History Hanover, NH Art History Princeton University Page, Max Pomona College Princeton, NJ Department of Art Perez Baez, Gabriela Claremont, CA University of Massachusetts National Museum of Amherst, MA Natural History

panelists 63 Pratt, Sarah Modesto Junior College Riger, Stephanie Rosenberg, Beth C. Department of Slavic Languages Modesto, CA Psychology and Gender Department of English and Literatures and Women’s Studies University of Nevada University of Southern California Reed, Linda University of Illinois at Chicago Las Vegas, NV Los Angeles, CA Department of History Chicago, IL University of Houston Rosenberg, John R. Preston, Katherine Houston, TX Riley, Jenn Brigham Young University Department of Music University of North Carolina Provo, UT College of William and Mary Reeves, Matthew B. Chapel Hill, NC Williamsburg, VA Department of Sociology Ross, Jamie and Anthropology Rivett, Sarah James Agee Film Project Preucel, Robert James Madison University Department of English Johnson City, TN Department of Anthropology Montpelier Foundation Princeton University University of Pennsylvania Orange, VA Princeton, NJ Rowan, Yorke M. Philadelphia, PA Oriental Institute Reichel, Clemens D. Roberts, Rita University of Chicago Pritchett, Kay Department for World Cultures Department of History Chicago, IL Department of World Languages, Royal Ontario Museum Scripps College Literatures, and Cultures Toronto, Canada Claremont, CA Rowe, Erin Kathleen University of Arkansas University of Virginia Reidy, Joseph Fayetteville, AR Robertson, Jennifer Ellen Charlottesville, VA Department of History Departments of Anthropology Howard University Prokop, Ellen Felicia and History of Art Rowe, Katherine A. Washington, DC Photo Archive University of Michigan Department of English Frick Art Reference Library Ann Arbor, MI Bryn Mawr College Reinke, Scott New York, NY Bryn Mawr, PA University of Miami Libraries Robinson, Peter M University of Miami Pustz, Jennifer C. Department of History Rowe, William Coral Gables, FL Historic New England College of Mount St. Joseph Department of History Mount St. Joseph, OH Johns Hopkins University Boston, MA Reisen, Harriet Baltimore, MD American Masters Robinson, Shira Quimby, Sean WNET/Thirteen History and International Affairs Roworth, Wendy W. Syracuse University Library New York, NY Syracuse University George Washington University Department of Art and Washington, DC Syracuse, NY Rendsburg, Gary Art History Eastern Studies University of Rhode Island Robinson, Solveig C. Rahier, Jean Muteba Cornell University Kingston, RI Department of English African and African Ithaca, NY Diaspora Studies Pacific Lutheran University Rozman, Stephen L. Florida International University Rhodes, Anna Jean Tacoma, WA Department of Political Miami, FL R & L Consulting Science and History Arden, NC Roe, Kathleen D. Tougaloo College Ramusack, Barbara N. New York State Archives Tougaloo, MS University of Cincinnati Ricci, Roberta Vera New York State Education Cincinnati, OH Department of Italian Department Rubenstein, Jay Carter Bryn Mawr College Albany, NY Department of History Randolph, Mark E. Bryn Mawr, PA University of Tennessee Independent Scholar Rose, Jennifer Delaney Knoxville, TN Ann Arbor, MI Riddle, Norma Myers Sunflower County Library University Archives and Records Indianola, MS Rubinstein, Aaron Redwing, Chad Appalachian State University Digital Collections and Archives Department of Arts, Humanities, Boone, NC and Communications panelists 64 Scheible, Kristin Tufts University Sapiro, Jeffrey David Sessions, Jennifer Department of Religion Medford, MA Cheyney University of Department of History Pennsylvania Bard College University of Iowa Annandale on Hudson, NY Ruiz, Bernardo Cheyney, PA Iowa City, IA Quiet Pictures Schenbeck, Lawrence New York, NY Sauer, Michelle Marie Shaffer, Brian W. 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Brown University University of Maryland Department of Classics Baltimore, MD Sandweiss, Eric Providence, RI Florida State University Department of History Tallahassee, FL Seriff, Suzanne Indiana University Scheer, Christopher Department of Anthropology Bloomington, IN Department of Music Siegel, Janice Faye Utah State University University of Texas Department of Classics Austin, TX Sandweiss, Martha A. Logan, UT Hampden Sydney College Department of History Hampden Sydney, VA Princeton University Princeton, NJ panelists 65 Silverman, Randy Snyder Grenier, Ellen Marie University of Kentucky Stinson, Timothy Linwood Marriott Library REW & Company Lexington, KY Department of English University of Utah Rutherford, NJ North Carolina State University Salt Lake City, UT Stechler, Amy Raleigh, NC Soto Crespo, Ramon E. Daylight Films Simon, James F. 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Stillwater, OK University of California Spy Pond Productions Department of Comparative Los Angeles, CA Arlington, MA Literature Taraba, Suzy Brown University Olin Library Starr LeBeau, Gretchen D. Providence, RI Wesleyan University Department of History Middletown, CT

panelists 66 Taylor, Amy Murrell Thomson, Frank Torget, Andrew J. Ungar, Steven R. History Department Asheville Art Museum Department of History Department of Cinema and SUNY University at Albany Asheville, NC University of North Texas Comparative Literature Albany, NY Denton, TX University of Iowa Thornton, Tamara P. Iowa City, IA Taylor, Deborah Department of History Totten, Gary School and Student Services SUNY Research Foundation Department of English Untch, Katharine A. Enoch Pratt Free Library University at Buffalo North Dakota State University ARG Conservation Services Baltimore, MD Buffalo, NY Fargo, ND Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Richmond, VA Taylor, Kerry Thorsen, Karen G. Townsend, John E. Department of History Maysles Institute, Inc. New York State Education Uslenghi, Maria Alejandra Citadel Military College of New York, NY Department Department of Spanish South Carolina Albany, NY and Portuguese Charleston, SC Thurston, Michael T. Northwestern University Department of English Townsley, Eleanor Evanston, IL Taylor, Ula Y. Smith College Department of Sociology Department of African Northampton, MA and Anthropology Uszkalo, Kirsten C. American Studies Mount Holyoke College Canadian Institute for Research University of California Tice, Patricia M. South Hadley, MA Computing in the Arts Berkeley, CA Rochester Institute of University of Alberta Technology Trujillo, Roberto G. Edmonton, Canada Tedone, Melissa A. Genesee Country Village Stanford University Libraries and Valdez, Zulema Preservation Department and Museum Academic Information Department of Sociology Iowa State University Mumford, NY Resources Texas A & M University Ames, IA Stanford University College Station, TX Tichi, Cecelia Stanford, CA Tennant, Neil Wellesley Department of English Valenza, Robin Department of Philosophy Vanderbilt University Tucher, Andie Department of English Ohio State University Nashville, TN Graduate School of Journalism University of Wisconsin Columbus, OH Columbia University Madison, WI Toadvine, Ted New York, NY Teper, Jennifer E. Hain Department of Philosophy van Balgooy, Mary A. University of Illinois Libraries University of Oregon Turkel, William J. Peerless Rockville Historic University of Illinois Eugene, OR Department of History Preservation, Ltd. Champaign, IL University of Western Ontario Rockville, MD Todd, Margo London, Canada Thiessen Reily, Heather Department of History van Balgooy, Max A. Department of Behavioral University of Pennsylvania Turner, Christena L. Engaging Places and Social Sciences Philadelphia, PA Department of Sociology Rockville, MD Western State College of Colorado University of California Gunnison, CO Tomasch, Sylvia La Jolla, CA Van Horne, John C. English Department Library Company of Philadelphia Thompson, Gregory CUNY Research Foundation Twiss, Sumner B. Philadelphia, PA J. Willard Marriot Library Hunter College Department of Religion University of Utah New York, NY Florida State University Vandermast, Roberta J. Salt Lake City, UT Tallahassee, FL Department of Fine Arts Tomasek, Kathryn M. Valencia College Underwood, Ted Thompson, Sally Department of History Orlando, FL Department of Anthropology Wheaton College Department of English University of Montana Norton, MA University of Illinois Missoula, MT Champaign, IL

panelists 67 Vaughan, III, Robert C. Library and Museum Watson, Harry L. Whittington, E. Michael Virginia Foundation for the Iowa City, IA Department of History Monterey Museum of Humanities University of North Carolina Art Association Charlottesville, VA Wall, Wendy L. Chapel Hill, NC Monterey, CA Department of History Verhoff, Andrew J. SUNY Research Foundation Waxman, Jennifer Wicker, Nancy L. Local History Coordinator Binghamton, NY Center for Jewish History Department of Art Ohio Historical Society New York, NY University of Mississippi Columbus, OH Wallace, Peter George University, MS Department of History Weinstein, William Villa Flores, Javier Hartwick College Philadelphia Museum of Art Wickkiser, Bronwen Lara Latin American and Latino Oneonta, NY Philadelphia, PA Department of Classical Studies Studies Program Vanderbilt University University of Illinois at Chicago Wallach, Harlan Welcher, Laura Nashville, TN Chicago, IL Northwestern University Rosetta Project Advanced Media Production Long Now Foundation Wider, Kathleen Viverette, Lee Bagby Studio San Francisco, CA University of Michigan Margaret R. and Robert M. Northwestern University Ann Arbor, MI Freeman Library Evanston, IL Wellman, Howard Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Wellman Conservation LLC Widmer, Ellen Richmond, VA Walls, Laura Dassow Independent Consultant Department of East Asian University of Notre Dame Halethorpe, MD Languages and Literatures Voll, John O. Notre Dame, IN Wellesley College Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Center Wells, Bruce Wellesley, MA for Muslim Christian Walter, Katherine L. Department of Theology Understanding Digital Initiatives and Special and Religious Studies Wien, Peter Georgetown University Collections Dept. St. Joseph’s University Department of History Washington, DC University of Nebraska, Philadelphia, PA University of Maryland Board of Regents College Park, MD Von der Goltz, Anna Lincoln, NE Wells, Paul F. BMW Center for German The Center for Popular Music Wilkins, Charles and European Studies Warren, Kenneth W. Middle Tennessee State Department of History Georgetown University Department of English University Wake Forest University Washington, DC University of Chicago Murfreesboro, TN Winston Salem, NC Chicago, IL Von Eschen, Penny Marie Whayne, Jeannie M. Wilkinson, Christopher Department of History Warsh, Molly A. Department of History School of Music University of Michigan Department of History University of Arkansas West Virginia University Ann Arbor, MI University of Pittsburgh Fayetteville, AR Morgantown, WV Pittsburgh, PA Voskuil, Lynn M. Wheary, Dale Williams, Daniel E. Department of English Watkins, Valethia Historical Collections and Department of English University of Houston Afro American Studies Programs Texas Christian University Houston, TX Howard University Maymont Foundation Fort Worth, TX Washington, DC Richmond, VA Waddy, Patricia A. Williams, Harry McKinley School of Architecture Watrall, Ethan C. Whitaker, Cord James Department of History Syracuse University Cultural Heritage Informatics Department of English Carleton College Syracuse, NY Initiative University of New Hampshire Northfield, MN Michigan State University Durham, NH Walch, Timothy G. East Lansing, MI Williams, Mark Herbert Hoover Presidential Department of Film and

panelists 68 Media Studies Winship, Michael B. Woodward, Kathleen M. Tulane University Dartmouth College Department of English Walter Chapin Simpson Center New Orleans, LA Hanover, NH University of Texas for the Humanities Austin, TX University of Washington Zimmerman, Jonathan Williams, Simon J. C. Seattle, WA Steinhardt School of Culture, Department of Dramatic Art Winter, Frederick A. Education, and Human University of California Fund for the Improvement of Worthey, Glen Development Santa Barbara, CA Post Secondary Education Stanford University Libraries New York University U.S. Department of Education Stanford University New York, NY Williamson, Arthur H. Washington, D.C., DC Stanford, CA Department of History Zonderman, David A. California State University, Wintz, Cary D. Wosh, Peter J. Department of History Sacramento Foundation Department of History History Department North Carolina State University Sacramento, CA Texas Southern University New York University Raleigh, NC Houston, TX New York, NY Williamson, Jane Zugay, Brian C. R. Rokeby Museum Wirls, Stephen H. Wright, Donald College of Architecture Ferrisburgh, VT Political Science Department of Political Science Texas Tech University Rhodes College University of New Brunswick Lubbock, TX Willingham, Elizabeth M. Memphis, TN Fredericton, Canada Department of Modern Foreign Languages Wokeck, Marianne S. Wright, Elizabeth Rebecca Baylor University School of Liberal Arts Department of Romance Waco, TX Indiana University Languages Indianapolis, IN University of Georgia Wills, David W. Athens, GA Department of Religion Wolf, Clark Amherst College Department of Philosophy Wythe, Deborah Amherst, MA Iowa State University Digital Collections and Services Ames, IA Brooklyn Museum of Art Wilson, Brian C. Brooklyn, NY Department of Comparative Wolf, Mary E. Religion Department of Language and Yaeger, Patricia S. Western Michigan University Linguistics Departments of English and Kalamazoo, MI New Mexico State University Women’s Studies Las Cruces, NM University of Michigan Wilson, James Matthew Ann Arbor, MI Department of Humanities Wolf, Mary Kathleen and Augustinian Traditions Michigan Humanities Council Zabin, Serena Ruth Villanova University Lansing, MI Department of History Villanova, PA Carleton College Wolf, Richard Kent Northfield, MN Wilson, Kathryn Department of Music Department of History Harvard University Zack, Naomi Georgia State University Cambridge, MA Department of Philosophy Atlanta, GA University of Oregon Wong, Mitali Pati Eugene, OR Winkle, Kenneth J. Claflin University Department of History Orangeburg, SC Zighelboim, Ari University of Nebraska Department of Spanish Lincoln, NE and Portuguese

panelists 69 National Council on the Humanities

James A. Leach, Chairman

Rolena Adorno Adele Alexander Albert Beveridge Allison Blakely Constance Carroll Jamsheed Choksy Cathy Davidson Dawn Delbanco Jamie Doggett Paula Duffy Jean Elshtain Gary Glenn Allen Guelzo Mary Habeck David Hertz Marvin Krislov Robert Martin Wilfred McClay Christopher Merrill Ricardo Quinones Carol Swain Martha Weinberg Kenneth Weinstein Jay Winik

national council 70 Senior Staff

Chairman Division of Education Programs James A. Leach Director William Craig Rice Deputy Chairman Carole Watson Division of Preservation and Access Director Assistant Chairman for Planning and Operations Nadina Gardner Jeffrey Thomas Division of Public Programs Assistant Chairman for Programs Director Adam Wolfson Karen Mittelman

Assistant Chairman for Partnership Division of Research and Strategic Initiatives Director Eva Caldera Jane Aikin

General Counsel Office of Challenge Grants Michael McDonald Director Stephen M. Ross White House Liaison and Director of Congressional Affairs Office of Digital Humanities Courtney Chapin Director and Chief Information Officer Brett Bobley Director of Communications Judy Havemann Federal/State Partnership Director Director of Publications Edythe Manza David Skinner

Director of the Office of Planning and Budget Larry Myers

Senior Partnership Officer Malcolm Richardson

Inspector General Laura Davis

senior staff 71 National Endowment for the Humanities Summary of Grants and Awards, FY 2012

Amount Obligated 2

Division/Program Number 1 Outright Matching3 Total

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 63 $40,436,053 $909,700 $41,345,753

EDUCATION PROGRAMS 120 14,474,303 -- 14,474,303

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 150 16,119,219 263,226 16,382,445

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 159 16,128,087 1,349,272 16,807,103

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 244 14,659,453 1,845,012 15,443,028

OFFICE OF CHALLENGE GRANTS 65 - 9,412,360 9,412,360

OFFICE OF DIGITAL HUMANITIES 44 5,535,503 5,535,503

Misc. Humanities Projects 12 1,145,588 1,145,588

Grand Total 857 $108,498,206 12,047,876 $120,546,082

FOOTNOTES 1 New grants, supplemental awards on previous years’ grants, transfers to other agencies, and program contracts.

2 Totals include obligations for new grants, supplemental grants, program contracts, and other program-related purposes. Included are awards that are (a) made by NEH using appropriated funds, including funds appropriated to the We the People program and Bridging Cultures initiative, (b) made by NEH using program funds transferred to the Endowment by other federal agencies, and (c) made by NEH using funds contributed by nonfederal entities.

3 Totals include definite program funds used to match gifts.

Note: Detail may not add to totals due to rounding.

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