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The President The White House Washington, D.C. 20500

Dear Mr. President:

It is my privilege to present to you the 2002 annual report of the National Endowment for the Humanities. I am very proud of NEH’s achievements in 2002, the first full year of my Chairmanship. This year was marked by reinvigorated core programs, strengthened cooperation with state humanities councils, memorable special events and national honors, and most exciting of all a Presidential unveiling for a bold NEH initiative. In the Rose Garden on September 17 — Constitution Day — you announced the launch of NEH’s We the People. As you pointed out on that auspicious occasion, too many Americans, especially our young people, lack a solid grounding in the intellectual, cultural, and historical foundations of our nation. Now, thanks to your leadership and support, the NEH is helping to restore America’s national memory and equip citizens with the knowledge to safeguard our legacy of freedom. We the People is a far-reaching, agency-wide initiative. The study and dissemination of knowledge of American history and culture will be cultivated in every NEH division and program. The common standard will be excellence. Our renewed focus on the lessons of American history and the riches of our culture is an extension of the core mission of the Humanities Endowment. Since 1965, the NEH has served and strengthened our Republic by promoting excellence in the humanities and conveying the lessons of history to all Americans. America must have educated and thoughtful citizens who can fully and intelligently participate in our government. In short, the NEH exists to foster the wisdom and knowledge essential to our national identity. Projects funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities help bring the wisdom of the humanities to all Americans. Elementary, secondary, and college and university teachers gather in the summer months to learn at NEH-sponsored seminars and institutes. Archives, libraries, and museums across the nation preserve irreplaceable books, newspapers, and artifacts with NEH support. NEH-funded television and radio documentaries reach millions, and museums and libraries reach more through Endowment-supported exhibitions and educational activities. NEH research grants support fascinating scholarship and editions of the collected papers of presidents, authors, and other important figures. Institutions build their capacity for humanities programming with challenge grants from NEH, which leverage nonfederal dollars and build permanent centers of excellence. The National Endowment for the Humanities relies on the nation’s fifty-six state and territorial humanities councils to reach every corner of our nation, bringing rich and varied programming that responds to both local needs and broad audiences. The Humanities Endowment presents special events, such as the annual Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities. In March, Henry Louis Gates Jr. delivered the thirty-first annual Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities. And, in another high point of the year, we were proud to join with you and the First Lady to honor the distinguished recipients of the National Humanities Medal — some of the most important thinkers, scholars, and achievers of our generation. In 2002, as our nation has engaged in battles in a global war against terror, we have seen how philosophy, religion, political ideology, and views of history all play a role in our world today. These subjects fall within the realm of the humanities, and understanding them has proved essential to the defense of our homeland. The National Endowment for the Humanities plays an important part in ensuring that such knowledge is renewed and passed on. We will continue our efforts to provide this unique and essential service to the people of the United States.

Bruce Cole Chairman, National Endowment for the Humanities

1 C O N T E N T S

The National Endowment for the Humanities 3 The Jefferson Lecture 4 National Humanities Medals 6 Division of Education Programs 10 Division of Preservation and Access 20 Division of Public Programs 34 Division of Research Programs 46 Office of Challenge Grants 58 Federal/State Partnership 64 NEH Summer Intern Program 70 Panelists in Fiscal Year 2002 71 The National Council on the Humanities 90 Senior Staff Members of the Endowment 91 Summary of Grants and Awards, Fiscal Year 2002 92 Financial Report for Fiscal Year 2002 93 Index of Grants by State 94 Credits 96

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2 THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES

In order “to promote progress and scholarship in the humanities and the arts in the United States,” Congress enacted the National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Act of 1965. This act established the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) as an independent grant-making agency of the federal government to support research, education, and public programs in the humanities. In fiscal year 2002, grants were made through Federal-State Partnership, four divisions (Education Programs, Preservation and Access, Public Programs, and Research Programs), and the Office of Challenge Grants. The act that established the National Endowment for the Humanities says, “The term ‘humanities’ includes, but is not limited to, the study of the following: language, both modern and classical; linguistics; literature; history; jurisprudence; philosophy; archaeology; comparative religion; ethics; the history, criticism, and theory of the arts; those aspects of social sciences which have humanistic content and employ humanistic methods; and the study and application of the humanities to the human environment with particular attention to reflecting our diverse heritage, traditions, and history and to the relevance of the humanities to the current conditions of national life.” The National Endowment for the Humanities supports exemplary work to advance and 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 almost $1.64 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. Six hundred and ninety-four scholars, professionals in the humanities, and other experts served on 157 panels throughout the year.

3 THE J EFFERSON LECTURE

On March 22, 2002, Henry Louis Gates Jr. delivered the thirty-first annual Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities at Ronald Reagan International Trade Center in Washington, D.C. In his lecture, “Mister Jefferson and the Trials of Phillis Wheatley,” Gates reflected on the controversial ex-slave poet and ownership of American culture. “If Frederick Douglass could recuperate and champion Thomas Jefferson, during the Civil War of all times, is it possible for us to do the same for a modest young poet named Phillis Wheatley?” Gates asked. “What’s required is only that we recognize that there are no ‘white minds’ or ‘black minds’: there are only minds, and yes, they are, as that slogan has it, a terrible thing to waste. . . . The challenge isn’t to read white, or read black; it is to read. If Phillis Wheatley stood for anything, it was the creed that culture was, could be, the equal possession of all humanity.” Gates has played a key role in shaping the discipline of African American studies and emphasizing its importance in the academic world. “We [Afro-American scholars] are transforming the traditional disciplines as well,” he said. “The notion of what constitutes the canon of American literature is fundamentally different now because of the growth of Afro-American studies or the growth of women’s studies.” Born and raised in West Virginia, Gates was graduated summa cum laude from Yale University with a B.A. in history. He took a year off to work at a mission hospital in Tanzania, and when he returned wrote a column for the Yale Daily News about his experiences. Gates went on to write for Time magazine after graduation and, supported by a Mellon Fellowship, earned his M.A. and Ph.D. in English Literature from Clare College at the University of Cambridge. At the age of thirty, he received one of the first MacArthur Foundation Fellowships. He credits “a rainbow coalition of mentors” for encouraging his scholarship. “It has never occurred to me that to be a mentor one must look like one’s subject or share the same religion,” says Gates. “One must just share a similar sensibility and, fortunately, that’s not defined by ethnicity or gender or sexual preference or religion or any of those things.” In 1982, Gates rediscovered the 1859 book Old Nig by Harriet E. Wilson, the first published American novel written by a black person. Twenty years later, he unearthed The Bondwoman’s Narrative by Hannah Crafts, thought to be an even older work, which he published in 2002. “I’ve always thought of myself as both a literary historian and a literary critic, someone who loves archives and someone who is dedicated to resurrecting texts that have dropped out of sight,” he says. In addition to his autobiography, Colored People: A Memoir, Gates has written Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Black Man, Loose Canons: Notes on the Culture Wars, The Future of the Race (with Cornel West), and The Signifying Monkey: A Theory of Afro-American Literary Criticism, which won

4 Henry Louis Gates Jr. Jared Leeds © 2002 the 1989 American Book Award. His editing projects include The Norton Anthology of African-American Literature, The Dictionary of Global Culture, and the CD-ROM Encarta Africana. Gates has taught at Yale, Cornell, and Duke Universities. He is the W. E. B. Du Bois Professor of the Humanities and the chair of the Afro-American Studies department at Harvard. He also directs the W. E. B. Du Bois Institute for Afro-American Research. Gates lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with his wife Sharon; they have two daughters, Maggie and Liza.

5 NATIONAL HUMANITIES MEDALS

In February 2003, President Bush awarded six individuals and two organizations the National Humanities Medal for their outstanding efforts to deepen public awareness of the humanities.

Frankie Hewitt As founder of the Ford’s Theatre Society, Frankie Hewitt restored and reopened one of America’s national treasures. “At Ford’s you get a history lesson and an arts experience. That’s what separates us from other theaters,” said Hewitt. Since the reopening of the theater in Washington, D.C., in 1968, Hewitt led it through successful decades of hit shows, televised presidential galas, and financial stability. Her career started in high school when she was the women’s editor of the Napa Daily Register; she went on to become the first woman to run an investigating committee on Capitol Hill before spearheading the campaign to save Ford’s Theatre.

Ford’s Theatre

Iowa Writers’ Workshop When The Iowa Writers’ Workshop at the University of Iowa began in 1936, it was the first creative writing degree program offered at an American university. Since then, a dozen Pulitzer Prize winners, a number of National Book Award winners, and four of the last five poet laureates have been Workshop graduates. This two-year program in writing awards participants a master of fine arts and gives them a chance to learn from established writers and poets. The success of the program as a force in American literature is evident at the bookstore. Director Frank Conroy says that twenty- five prose students graduated from the program in 2001 and “by 2002, seven had serious books of literature in bookstores. In the face of popular culture, the Workshop helps keep alive literary culture.”

Writer Frank Conroy Tom Langdon

6 Donald Kagan Donal Kagan, Sterling Professor of Classics and History at Yale University, has taught students important lessons from Greek history for more than thirty years. He is perhaps best known for his comprehensive knowledge of classical Greek politics and wars, including a four-volume study of the Peloponnesian War. At the beginning of his academic career in 1958, Kagan received a Fulbright to study in Athens. More fellowships and teaching awards followed including the Clark Award for Distinguished Teaching from Cornell University and a year at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. Among his many books are Pericles of Athens and the Birth of Democracy, On the Origins of War and the Preservation of Peace, and The Western Heritage.

Michael Marsland

Brian Lamb As the founder of C-SPAN, Brian Lamb envisioned a different kind of television—one to inform a democracy instead of make a profit. Since its first broadcast of the House of Representatives in 1979, the Cable Satellite Public Affairs Network has expanded to cover proceedings from both houses of Congress, lectures from the National Press Club, interviews with authors on Booknotes, and programming on two additional channels, C-SPAN2 and C-SPAN3. Lamb began his broadcasting career in Lafayette, Indiana, and went on to work in public affairs while he was in the Navy and stationed at the Pentagon and at the White House. About C-SPAN, Lamb says, “We are, in every single way, the antithesis of commercial television.” C-SPAN

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Art Linkletter For decades, Art Linkletter has been synonymous with laughter. Two of his television shows, House Party and People Are Funny, hold the top places for the longest-running shows on TV. Now in his nineties, Linkletter is known as an entertainer, an author, a businessman, and a philanthropist. He is a member of the Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans, which offers educational support and college scholarships to help students overcome adversity and earn a degree. He has served on the Presidential Commission to Improve Reading in the United States, and is involved in UCLA’s PLATO (Partners in Learning, Actively Teaching Ourselves) Society for over-fifties. The society builds on its association with UCLA by encouraging seniors to pursue learning.

Courtesy Art Linkletter

Patricia MacLachlan Children’s writer Patricia MacLachlan believes that literature changes lives. Her book Sarah, Plain and Tall won the Newbery Medal from the American Library Association and the 1985 Scott O’Dell Award for Historical Fiction for Children. The book tells about two children and their widowed father living on the plains in the nineteenth century. Many of her sixteen books deal with the theme of family, partly because of her own experiences. She did not begin writing until age thirty-five, when her own three children were in school. Earlier in her career she had written a series of articles on adoption and foster care. When a child asked her what a family is, it reminded her of the importance of extended families and she wrote Journey, a story of a boy whose mother leaves him with his grandparents.

Andrew Greto

8 Mount Vernon circa 1855. Courtesy of the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association

Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association of the Union Because of a century-and-a-half of research and restoration by the Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association, about a million visitors each year are able to see the house and gardens of Mount Vernon much as they were in George Washington’s lifetime. The Association restored the house and gardens, expanded the land to five hundred acres, funded historical and archaeological research of the site, and engaged in educational outreach through tours and by distributing a biography lesson on Washington for fifth graders in more than thirty states. “The importance of children knowing how this country was put together is of inestimable value,” says Ellen Walton, the head of the association.

Thomas Sowell For more than thirty years, Sowell has been applying the principles of economics to a range of intellectual disciplines, including history, politics, and education. He began his career by teaching at Cornell University, Rutgers University, Brandeis University, Amherst College, and the University of California, Los Angeles. Today he is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford, California. He has explored the intersection of economics and society in several bestsellers, including Race and Culture: A World View, The Quest for Cosmic Justice, and Vision for the Anointed: Self Congratulations as a Basis for Social Policy.

Courtesy of Creators Syndicate

9 DIVISION OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Through the Division of Education Programs, NEH provides national support for faculty development and teaching resources in the humanities. The division’s programs address needs at all grade levels, from elementary through graduate, and help teachers bring the finest humanities instruction into the classroom. In 2002, 128 awards went to eighty-nine institutions in thirty-nine states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Exemplary Education Project grants support the development of teaching materials and programs in the humanities. One project at North Carolina Central University is using the life and work of the free, black master craftsman Thomas Day as the focal point for understanding the antebellum African- American experience. Teachers study historical and literary texts online and have online discussions prior to an intensive workshop that includes lectures by leading scholars, field trips to historical sites, and sessions led by master teachers. Another grant recipient, Shakespeare and Company, located in Lenox, Massachusetts, is creating a multimedia guide for the study of Macbeth in print, video, and digital format. Scholars, teachers, and theater directors collaborate through online conferences and a series of two-week summer workshops to develop the guide for studying and performing Shakespeare’s play. Humanities Focus Grants bring together teachers at the same or neighboring institutions to improve teaching and learning. Faculty members from Saginaw Valley State University in Michigan are holding a two-week summer workshop on the United States Civil War for local secondary school teachers. In Olathe, Kansas, the school district received NEH funding to develop an East Asian studies course for high school students throughout the district, with faculty members from the University of Kansas mentoring the high school teachers in the project. In Schools for a New Millennium programs, elementary and secondary school teachers engage in the sustained study of a humanities subject while using technology to enrich their teaching. Grinnell- Newburg Community School District, in collaboration with Grinnell College in Iowa, is creating new courses that focus on the biographies of famous Americans, the history of the American prairie, and the promotion of individual student research. At the Acaciawood College Preparatory Academy in Anaheim, California, students are documenting and archiving the oral histories of Holocaust survivors, Japanese-American internees, and World War II homefront workers in order to create a digital archive and website. Seminars and institutes support faculty development for teachers each summer at colleges, universities, libraries, and research centers. A grant to Minot State University in North Dakota supports a four-week institute for twenty-eight school teachers to study topics surrounding the Lewis and Clark expedition. These topics include European exploration of the Americas, Thomas Jefferson’s scientific and political vision, and the Native American cultures that Lewis and Clark encountered. Participants attend lectures by scholars, visit sites relevant to the expedition, and develop curricula for their classrooms. At the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, fifteen college and university teachers compare the approach of American constitutional law with developments in other advanced democracies. A number of school teachers who participate in seminars and institutes subsequently apply for

10 Students from Springfield Central High School Humanities Teacher Leadership awards to share the perform Macbeth for Shakespeare & results of their work with other teachers. Twenty- Company’s festival in Massachusetts. one teachers received awards to fund projects that Courtesy Lezlie Lee and Kevin Sprague include workshops on teaching medieval architecture, on teaching myth and folktale, and on performance-based approaches to teaching Shakespeare. In 2002, the Endowment gave two awards for after-school programs in the humanities. One project helps Chicago children ages eight through fourteen explore the history of their city; another helps middle school children in Ohio learn about the history of the Underground Railroad in their state. In collaboration with the National Trust for the Humanities and the MarcoPolo Education Foundation, the NEH sponsors EDSITEment (edsitement.neh.gov), an online resource for humanities educators. EDSITEment comprises 130 humanities websites, selected by review panels from several hundred nominations for their humanities content, interactive design, and usefulness in the classroom. EDSITEment has received national recognition, including an education award in the Smithsonian Computerworld competition. The site logs an average of 130,000 user sessions a month and provides nearly two hundred lesson plans for kindergarten through grade twelve, with interactive components for students. In addition, EDSITEment showcases historical events, current topics, and funding opportunities of interest to educators and their students.

Michael Poliakoff Director Division of Education Programs

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AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS Grants bring humanities content to after-school programming.

Chicago Historical Society Ohio Dominican College Chicago, IL D. Lynn McRainey Columbus, OH Cathy D. Nelson $50,000 An after-school program $50,000 An after-school project designed to provide a range of exploring the history of the interdisciplinary and experiential Underground Railroad in central lessons about Chicago’s history. Ohio through literature, architecture, geography, religion, government, and cultural history.

EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT AND DEMONSTRATION Grants improve formal humanities education in the United States from kindergarten through university level.

Appalachian State University California State University, CUNY Research Foundation, Boone, NC Richard M. Carp Fresno Foundation Graduate School and $25,000 To develop an Fresno, CA Vida Samiian University Center interdisciplinary curriculum for college $5,000* A Schools for a New New York, NY Joshua Brown freshmen that integrates writing courses Millennium implementation project $250,000 A two-year professional with the study of world civilization. on “The Immigrant Experience,” development program for school and “Steinbeck’s California,” and college teachers seeking to integrate Auburn University “The Hispanic World” for a high school visual materials and digital resources Auburn, AL John W. Saye in Fresno, California. into the American studies classroom. $210,000 A website, CD-ROM, and professional development activities California State University, East Meadow Union on important issues and events of San Bernardino Free School District the Civil Rights Movement in the San Bernardino, CA East Meadow, NY Lynne Manouvrier United States. Frances F. Berdan $25,000 A series of workshops for $60,000* The development and district teachers in collaboration Brown University evaluation of a CD-ROM of a with scholars from Shakespeare and Providence, RI Susan W. Graseck computer simulation of ethnographic Company to study family dynamics in $208,893 The development of four fieldwork to be used in introductory the plays of Shakespeare. curriculum units on topics of world courses in college and high school. history and an extensive outreach effort East–West Center to bring these resources to classrooms City Lore: NY Center for Honolulu, HI Elizabeth B. Buck across the country. Urban Folk Culture $5,400* A series of faculty development New York, NY Amanda Dargan seminars and workshops to be delivered Butler University $20,000* A three-year educational over two years by the Asian Studies Indianapolis, IN Michelle Mannering initiative to be carried out in five Development Program at $25,000 A faculty development states, to develop folklife and other four mainland sites. project to work with visiting scholars community-centered resources for use and to update the sections of the core in K–12 classrooms. George Mason University curriculum focused on the Islamic Fairfax, VA Roy A. Rosenzweig Middle East. College of Charleston $220,000 The development of an Charleston, SC Mary Beth Heston online resource center for world Cabrini College $25,000 A series of faculty seminars history that includes primary Radnor, PA Catherine O’Connell devoted to the realignment of the documents from many cultures and $25,000 A series of faculty workshops undergraduate curriculum on the teaching strategies for using them to incorporate new interdisciplinary study of Asia. effectively. approaches to the humanities into the college’s core curriculum. College of DuPage George Washington University Glen Ellyn, IL Amy Olberding Washington, DC James K. Goldgeier $14,548 A project for fifteen $225,000 The development of an humanities faculty members to study online resource for assimilating the Chinese and Japanese texts focusing on scholarship of Cold War history into the issues of mortality. high school classroom.

*Federal Matching Funds

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Georgia Tech Research Corporation New Mexico State University, Purdue University Atlanta, GA Janet Murray Las Cruces West Lafayette, IN Kristina Bross $180,000 A digital critical edition of Las Cruces, NM Margaret D. Jacobs $23,313 To develop a collaboration the American film classic, Casablanca, $25,000 A project designed to realign between Purdue University and designed to encourage the integration of the graduate history curriculum by the Tippecanoe County Historical film literacy into American education. focusing on thematic approaches to Association to create an undergraduate teaching. curriculum in archival research. Indiana University, Bloomington Bloomington, IN Phyllis R. Klotman New Mexico State University, Regis University $2,000* The development of a Las Cruces Denver, CO Mark J. Bruhn CD-ROM that would provide a Las Cruces, NM $25,000 The development of new scholarly, comprehensive introduction Margaret Irene Malamud interdisciplinary core courses by to African American film studies for use $24,944 A series of faculty and pairs of teachers from different in the undergraduate curriculum. curriculum development workshops led disciplines working to institute a by distinguished scholars of Islamic planned core education curriculum. Louisiana Alliance for Studies. Arts Education Saginaw Valley State University Baton Rouge, LA Nalini Raghavan Newberry Library University Center, MI Paul E. Teed $24,948 Four two-day mini- Chicago, IL James R. Akerman $22,494 A two-week summer workshop institutes for twelve middle and high $3,000* The development of a website on the United States Civil War for local school teachers that would explore with historical and contemporary secondary school teachers to be led Louisiana folklife traditions through maps and a coordinated program of by faculty from Saginaw Valley State literature, film, field trips, lectures, teaching materials to strengthen University. and discussions. K–12 instruction in U.S. history and geography. Sealaska Heritage Foundation Louisiana State University Juneau, AK Rosita F. Worl and A&M College North Carolina Central $5,000* A Schools for a New Baton Rouge, LA Maribel Dietz University Foundation Millennium implementation grant $23,961 A series of faculty development Durham, NC Laurel Sneed on Tlinglit language and culture in activities including lectures, workshops, $225,000 A project to enhance the two schools of Kake, Alaska. and seminars with outside scholars to elementary- and middle-school learning develop a medieval and Renaissance about African American experiences in Shakespeare and Company interdisciplinary studies program. the antebellum periods. Lenox, MA Mary M. Hartman $150,000 A project to create a Loyola University, Chicago Olathe District Schools multimedia guide to Macbeth in print, Chicago, IL Steven E. Jones Olathe, KS Jan Heinen video, and digital (CD-ROM, DVD, $20,000* The development of an $24,900 A project for district teachers and website) formats. online community of educators and to study East Asian cultures students who will participate in virtual with University of Kansas faculty and Shakespeare Theatre at the Folger environments and other activities to leading to an East Asian studies Washington, DC Dawn McAndrews build the resources of Romantic Circles, course for high school students. $250,000 A three-year collaboration a website on 19th-century British involving The Shakespeare Theatre, literature. Pennsylvania State University, American University, and school Main Campus teachers in the development of an Marquette University University Park, PA online resource for the teaching of Milwaukee, WI James J. Marten Caroline D. Eckhardt theater history. $6,000* The development of online $24,995 To convene faculty from five educational materials on the experience Pennsylvania State University campuses SUNY Research Foundation, of children in American cities from the to integrate Asian diasporic literature College at Cortland mid-19th century to the present for use into the curriculum. Cortland, NY Jean W. LeLoup in American history courses. $167,198 The continuation and Pocumtuck Valley Memorial expansion of an electronic discussion Miami University, Oxford Association list and web-based resource that have Oxford, OH Marguerite S. Shaffer Deerfield, MA Timothy C. Neumann served foreign language teachers $25,000 A series of seminars and $5,000* A Schools for the New for almost a decade. faculty development activities to Millennium implementation grant at a revise the university’s American studies rural school in western Massachusetts SUNY Research Foundation, curriculum around the themes of to infuse the history curriculum with College at Plattsburgh diversity, identity, and public culture. new digital resources and intellectual Plattsburgh, NY E. Thomas Moran content to meet recently adopted state $25,000 A series of seminars and National Park Foundation frameworks. follow-up activities to improve the Washington, DC Richard Rabinowitz teaching of the ethics of civic $150,000 Training for National Park responsibility at SUNY, Plattsburgh, guides and school teachers in the use and Dartmouth College. of historical documentation on the broad contexts of the Civil War and Emancipation.

*Federal Matching Funds

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Supreme Court Historical Society University of California University of Kentucky Research Washington, DC Maeva Marcus Los Angeles, CA Olga Kagan Foundation $30,000* The establishment in $24,345 The development of Lexington, KY Randall Roorda Washington, D.C., of a graduate curriculum guidelines for heritage $24,890 A faculty study project on institute and consortium to promote language instruction in the University writing about nature and the interdisciplinary teaching about the of California system, to be disseminated environment, in preparation for a U.S. Constitution. nationally by language resource centers. summer program for teachers and advanced students. Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz University of Chicago Washington, DC J.B. Dyas Chicago, IL Alison Winter University of Michigan $50,000 A project to continue $25,000* The development of Ann Arbor, MI Jonathan Smith development, on a national basis, materials in CD-ROM and web $210,000 A website and online archive of an Internet-based jazz curriculum formats focusing on the astronomical of educational materials relating to the for grades 5, 8, and 11. systems and wider contexts of the automobile and the auto industry in the work carried out by Ptolemy, 20th-century United States. University of California Copernicus, Kepler, and Newton. Irvine, CA Julia R. Lupton University of Virginia $172,145 A series of teaching guides, University of Colorado Charlottesville, VA in print and electronic form, for the Boulder, CO Erik Fisher William G. Thomas K–12 language arts and social studies $25,000 An academic dialog for $153,265 The expansion of an classroom. faculty members from humanities and existing database on advertisements engineering departments to explore the for runaway slaves published over a University of California ways the two cultures of the sciences century, combined with teacher training Los Angeles, CA Peter Tokofsky and humanities interpret knowledge on the uses of the database. $3,500* A curricular planning and inquiry. project aimed at creating web-based Virginia Polytechnic Institute materials on the holiday and family University of Florida and State University traditions of Los Angeles’s diverse Gainesville, FL Matthew F. Jacobs Blacksburg, VA Crandall A. Shifflett ethnic communities for use in K–12 $25,000 Activities associated with $25,000* An educational website classrooms. the development of a global history devoted to the settlement of Jamestown initiative at the University of Florida. in 1607. University of California Los Angeles, CA Duane Champagne University of Kansas Center for West Virginia University $24,537 A yearlong series of Research, Inc. Morgantown, WV Barbara J. Howe presentations and seminars aimed Lawrence, KS Maryemma Graham $25,000 A project for college teachers at fostering collaboration between $25,000 A series of workshops for from across West Virginia to study the UCLA faculty and Native American school teachers in the Washington, DC, ways in which Islamic women’s lives communities in the greater area on Toni Morrison’s novels and have been informed by their religion. Los Angeles area. literary criticism.

HUMANITIES SCHOLAR IN RESIDENCE AWARDS Grants provide professional development for teachers through collaboration with humanities scholars.

James Caldwell High School Ridgewood Public Schools West Caldwell, NJ Sarah Van Gunten Ridgewood, NJ Jane Blakely $10,000 Project Children’s Rights: $10,000 NEH-Dodge Foundation An Interdisciplinary Study of South Humanities Scholar in Residence Asia and Africa

*Federal Matching Funds

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HUMANITIES TEACHER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM Grants go to participants in the Seminars and Institutes program to extend their summer experience to their learning community.

Thomas W. Barnes Robert W. Gabrick Patrick P. Lynch Spartanburg, SC Somerset, WI Hawthorne, CA $2,000 A project to integrate $2,000 A project to design and $2,000 A project to buy books of ethnic and film studies into a high disseminate a curriculum unit for manuscripts to use as a teaching school curriculum through teacher school teachers on communism, device and to make presentations at workshops and the establishment of a espionage, and the Cold War. several professional conferences for departmental film studies library. school teachers. Linda G. Green Mary E. Blaufuss Honolulu, HI Robert R. Meyer Washington, DC $2,000 A project to develop an New York, NY $2,000 A project to gather a team of interdisciplinary curriculum unit $2,000 A project to develop a study school teachers to create a curriculum on Islam for use in high schools. group for teachers that would guide on the symbolic impact of money promote curricular revision in world in American lives. Timothy J. Greene history at Friends Seminary in New Jersey Shore, PA York City. Ron F. Briley $2,000 A project to develop and Albuquerque, NM disseminate to school teachers a Valeria F. Paget $2,000 A project to write and present curriculum unit on the NAACP’s Houston, TX at school teacher conferences two anti-lynching campaign. $2,000 A project to integrate Native scholarly articles on Detroit, focusing American literature into a survey course on film and baseball. Catherine M. Hellmann and to use Native American materials Chicago, IL as models for high school student Robert J. Coad $2,000 A project to support a study research projects. Los Angeles, CA group for school teachers on fairy tales. $2,000 A project to develop and present Douglas R. Perry five workshops for school teachers on Claire Hewlett Fox Island, WA ways to teach the medieval period, Dallas, TX $2,000 A project to develop a focusing on art and architecture. $2,000 A project to develop and curriculum unit for grades 8 to 12 on disseminate to school teachers a free kit the Detroit Riot of 1967. Megan A. Corse of books and information about Tampa, FL the Middle East. Kathryn S. Rhodes $2,000 A project to organize an Huntington, IN interdisciplinary team of school Elizabeth B. Hillstrom $2,000 A project to support a two-day teachers to develop curriculum Grand Marais, MN workshop on teaching Shakespeare materials related to the study of folk $2,000 A project to develop and through performance at the secondary tales, myths, and legends. disseminate to school teachers a school level. multidisciplinary curriculum unit Rebecca J. Dorrill on Herman Melville and Constance H. Vidor Baltimore, MD Frederick Douglass. New York, NY $2,000 A project to create a joint high $2,000 A project to support a study school history department–English Helen L. Keezer group on European fairy tales for department study group that would Pocatello, ID secondary school library media design a new humanities elective on $2,000 A project to pay for seven high specialists from the New York City ethnic film. school teachers to attend the Utah metropolitan area. Shakespeare Festival. Terry F. Fyne Deanne M. Woita Fullerton, CA Elma, WA $2,000 A project to create and present $2,000 A project to support a a workshop for school teachers on Shakespeare-through-perfomance a performance-based approach to teachers’ study group and materials teaching Shakespeare. acquisition at Elma High School in Washington State.

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PRESIDENTIALLY DESIGNATED INSTITUTIONS Grants help Historically Black, Hispanic-Serving, and Tribal Colleges and Universities strengthen their humanities resources.

California State University, Miles College Spelman College Dominguez Hills Birmingham, AL Daniel S. Murphree Atlanta, GA Frederick Langhorst Carson, CA Ralph Saunders $25,465 The development of a public $25,285 The acquisition of technology $25,465 The development of a history program and the acquisition equipment and training for faculty bachelor of arts major in human of materials for primary research in members in the use of the new geography with emphasis in the history. equipment to enhance teaching and humanities and area studies. learning in the humanities. Morehouse College Eastern New Mexico University Atlanta, GA Herbert Charles Turtle Mountain Community Main Campus $23,554 To support two workshops, College Portales, NM Janet O. Frost an art exhibition, and the activities Belcourt, ND Carol A. Davis $23,501 The development of an of an advisory board for the $26,081 The design and development upper-division interdisciplinary core development of humanities curricula of technology-based teaching materials curriculum requirement on diversity using contemporary African American on traditional Chippewa knowledge and globalization. and South African art. and values.

El Paso Community College Morris Brown College University of New Mexico El Paso, TX George D. Torok Atlanta, GA Cynthia Kamasa-Quashie Albuquerque, NM Phillip B. Gonzales $25,721 To support research by both $25,381 The acquisition of furnishings $25,481 The preparation of research undergraduate students and faculty and equipment for a humanities papers and a two-day colloquium on members on local historic sites and technology classroom. Hispanic expressive culture in the the preparation of historic markers. U.S. Southwest. Norfolk State University Fort Belknap College Norfolk, VA University of New Mexico Harlem, MT Mary John Taylor Cassandra L. Newby-Alexander Albuquerque, NM Maria Williams $25,998 To support undergraduate $25,603 A multimedia digital history $25,265 The development of a new curriculum planning and revision in database for research, teaching, and museum studies program. a Native American studies program learning about Tidewater Virginia’s and related courses. African American community, University of New Mexico, Valencia 1860–1920. Los Lunas, NM Michelle D. LeBeau Hampton University $25,389 To support the development Hampton, VA Gary Burgess Polytechnic University of six new undergraduate courses on $25,382 The development of an oral of Puerto Rico Southwest literature. history archive on the African American San Juan, PR Jorge Rigau heritage and history of the Virginia $25,645 The development of University of Texas Chesapeake region. undergraduate curricula in art El Paso, TX Samuel Brunk history and architecture based on $25,721 The acquisition of microfilm- Howard University Capille del Cristo, a historic church reading equipment and bibliographic Washington, DC in Puerto Rico. resources for courses in Latin American Edna Greene Medford and U.S.–Mexico Borderlands studies. $25,015 Scholarly conferences on Sinte Gleska University Frederick Douglass at the University of Rosebud, SD Albert White Hat University of Texas Rochester and Howard University. $25,146 Faculty training in the use El Paso, TX Susan Rippberger of new technologies to create teaching $25,721 A conference and academic Institute of American Indian Arts materials in Lakota language, history, seminar uniting a U.S. university and a Santa Fe, NM David Wade Chambers and culture for undergraduate students college in Mexico in the study of literary $24,861 To support the integration of and other learners. and theatrical works. emerging technologies in humanities instruction, learning, research, distance Valencia Community College education, and museum studies. Orlando, FL Kevin Mulholland $25,511 The integration of Latin American humanities content into six humanities courses.

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SCHOOLS FOR A NEW MILLENNIUM Grants improve the teaching of a humanities subject in elementary or secondary schools through professional and curricular development and the use of new technology.

Acaciawood College Preparatory Franklin Pierce College Puppetry in Practice Academy Rindge, NH John R. Harris Brooklyn, NY G. Tova Ackerman Anaheim, CA Sandra Sedman Yang $97,692 A collaboration between Keene $99,999 A collaboration between $98,987 An oral history project to School District and the Monadnock Puppetry in Practice and two pre-K–5 document the lives of Holocaust Institute at Franklin Pierce College schools in Brooklyn to assist teachers in survivors, Japanese-American around the themes of place and the teaching of folktales. internees, and World War II community. homefront workers. Rhode Island Historical Society Grinnell-Newburg Community Providence, RI Melissa Rae Bingmann Charles N. Fortes Magnet Academy School District $99,966 A collaboration on community Museum School Grinnell, IA David Stoakes history between the Rhode Island Providence, RI MarcJoel Levitt $98,698 A collaboration between Historical Society and teachers from $99,529 A project in a magnet Grinnell Community High School and Central Falls High School. elementary school in Providence, Grinnell College to create curricular Rhode Island, chronicling school and units on images of American greatness University of Wisconsin neighborhood history. and prairie studies. Eau Claire, WI Katherine Howe Lang $99,979 A project on local history for CUNY Research Foundation, Inter-American University of August Middle/High School teachers to City College Puerto Rico, Barranquitas Branch collaborate with faculty from the New York, NY Norman P. Shapiro San Juan, PR University of Wisconsin. $100,000 A collaboration between Celestino Mercado-Cartagena Mott Hall School and City College $94,923 To develop web-based developed around an exploration curricular units articulating the middle of Japanese, Dominican, and other and high school history sequence with cultures in New York City. workshops for twenty teachers.

SEMINARS AND INSTITUTES Grants support national summer seminars and institutes in humanities subjects for teachers.

American Academy in Rome Brown University Duquesne University New York, NY Elizabeth Bartman Providence, RI Edward J. Ahearn Pittsburgh, PA Albert C. Labriola $1,379 A six-week seminar for 15 $102,847 A four-week seminar in $84,777 A five-week seminar for school college teachers to explore the social, Paris for school teachers to study French teachers on Milton’s Paradise Lost. political, and cultural contexts of Italian literary works in their 19th-century art collecting since the Renaissance. urban contexts. East–West Center Honolulu, HI Elizabeth B. Buck American Academy in Rome Center for American Archeology $12,600 A five-week institute for 25 New York, NY John A. Davis Kampsville, IL Douglas K. Charles college teachers to improve teaching $119,837 A five-week seminar for $145,839 A four-week institute for 25 about the relationship of religion and college teachers to study recent school teachers on archaeological theory politics in contemporary China and scholarship on Italian unification with and methods as these have evolved over its historical contexts. leading scholars at the American two centuries. Academy in Rome, Italy. East–West Center Crow Canyon Archaeological Center Honolulu, HI Geoffrey M. White Amherst College Cortez, CO M. Elaine Davis $170,238 A five-week institute for Amherst, MA Austin D. Sarat $124,352 A four-week institute for 25 college teachers to examine the $116,082 A five-week seminar 25 high school teachers on the cultural representations of indigenous peoples of for school teachers on the role of history of the Four Corners region of the the Pacific in literature, art, and film. punishment in law, politics, society, American Southwest. and culture. Emory University DePaul University Atlanta, GA Harvey E. Klehr Brown University Chicago, IL Eric M. Selinger $107,733 A five-week seminar for Providence, RI Karen A. Newman $77,086 A five-week seminar for school school teachers examining the role $113,767 A five-week seminar for teachers on teaching poetry. of communism in American life from college teachers in Paris to examine the the 1920s through the 1950s. literature and culture of early modern Paris in historical and social context.

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Evergreen State College North Carolina State University SUNY Research Foundation, Olympia, WA Gail E. Tremblay Raleigh, NC Mary Ann F. Witt Binghamton $178,850 A six-week institute for 25 $75,885 A four-week seminar for Binghamton, NY Salvador J. Fajardo college teachers to incorporate Native school teachers on major French $97,352 A six-week seminar for school American literature and art into their contemporary drama by Sartre, Genet, teachers focusing on multiple readings teaching. Ionesco, and Beckett to be held in of Cervantes’s Don Quixote. Avignon, France. Folger Shakespeare Library SUNY Research Foundation, Washington, DC Kathleen Lynch Ohio State University Research College at Geneseo $171,797 A six-week institute for Foundation Geneseo, NY William R. Cook 16 college teachers to study the social Columbus, OH John N. King $116,331 A six-week seminar in Rome, consequences of religious and political $107,991 A six-week seminar for Siena, and Assisi, Italy, for college change in early modern England. college teachers to explore interrelated teachers to study the life, works, and transformations of religious belief and representations of St. Francis of Assisi. Gonzaga University practice, art, and literature during the Spokane, WA Robert C. Carriker English Reformation. SUNY Research Foundation, $76,153 A four-week seminar for 15 College at Oswego school teachers on the return journey Pennsylvania State University, Oswego, NY Edward J. O’Shea of the Lewis and Clark expedition from Main Campus $72,588 A four-week seminar in the Pacific coast to St. Louis. University Park, PA Vickie L. Ziegler Ireland for school teachers on $129,792 A four-week institute for William Butler Yeats’s writings, Harvard University 25 school teachers that features the centered on the topic of the “Two Cambridge, MA Henry Louis Gates study of medieval history, literature, Irelands.” $177,043 A four-week institute for 25 and culture through the medieval college teachers on African American garden. Teachers College, history from Reconstruction through the Columbia University Civil Rights era. Pennsylvania State University, New York, NY Mari B. Haas Main Campus $170,000 A five-week summer institute Kenyon College University Park, PA Nancy A. Tuana in Oaxaca, Mexico, for 25 elementary Gambier, OH Roy T. Wortman $118,665 A five-week seminar for and middle school teachers on Oaxacan $90,735 A five-week seminar for school college teachers on feminist approaches cultural, literary, and artistic traditions. teachers to study themes of change to epistemology and their relationship and continuity in Native American to traditional modes of philosophical Texas A&M Research Foundation autobiography of the 19th and inquiry. College Station, TX Richard J. Golsan 20th centuries. $119,770 A five-week seminar for San Diego State University school teachers to study the legacy Minot State University Foundation and memory of World War II in France Minot, ND Bethany Andreasen San Diego, CA Mark Wheeler through literary texts, films, and $154,133 A four-week institute for 28 $122,494 A five-week seminar for historical sites. history and social studies teachers on college teachers on Aristotle’s multiple dimensions of the Lewis and semantic and cognitive theories about University of Arkansas Clark expedition. how human language and human Monticello, AR Richard A. Corby thought represent the world. $172,339 A six-week institute for Newberry Library 25 history and social studies teachers on Shakespeare and Company Chicago, IL Carla Zecher Kenyan and East African history and $163,087 A five-week institute for 25 Lenox, MA Mary M. Hartman culture, to be held in Kenya. college teachers to study travel writing $121,961 A four-week institute for 24 of the French in the Americas from school teachers on two of Shakespeare’s University of California 1500 to 1800. plays, Romeo and Juliet and Julius Berkeley, CA David J. Cohen Caesar, in the context of the Rose $106,420 A six-week seminar for Newberry Library playhouse. college teachers to compare texts on Chicago, IL James R. Akerman law, politics, rhetoric, and public life Society for Values in $140,635 A four-week institute for 24 from ancient Greece, Rome, and Higher Education school teachers to explore the relevance China. of popular cartography to teaching Portland, OR Albert Rabil and learning in history, literature, $151,380 A four-week institute, at the University of California geography, and art. University of North Carolina, for Santa Cruz, CA David C. Hoy 30 college teachers to examine recently $15,000* A six-week national institute Newberry Library recovered women’s writing in their for 25 college and university teachers historical context. Chicago, IL Jeremy D. Popkin to explore the connections between $687 A five-week seminar for college consciousness and intentionality in the Southern Oregon University teachers on the concept of identity in construction of a philosophy of mind. relation to the French Revolution and Ashland, OR Alan R. Armstrong revolutionary movements in general. $157,535 A four-week institute for 25 University of Chicago school teachers on teaching Shakespeare Chicago, IL Frederick A. de Armas through performance. $119,449 A six-week seminar for college teachers on art and architecture in three major prose works of Cervantes.

*Federal Matching Funds

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University of Dayton University of Notre Dame University of Virginia Dayton, OH Richard P. Benedum Notre Dame, IN Christopher B. Fox Charlottesville, VA E. Michael Gerli $177,260 A four-week interdisciplinary $107,694 A five-week seminar for $95,753 A five-week seminar for college institute in Vienna for 30 school college teachers on the construction teachers on the Libro de Buen Amor, a teachers to study Mozart’s German of Anglo-Irish identities in the early poem that is considered the pinnacle of operas in their 18th-century contexts. modern period. Spain’s late medieval culture.

University of Delaware University of Notre Dame University of Wisconsin Newark, DE Jay L. Halio Notre Dame, IN Donald Kommers Madison, WI $122,709 A five-week seminar for $106,032 A six-week seminar for Michael F. Bernard-Donals school teachers at the University college teachers to compare the $170,472 A five-week institute for of Delaware and Stratford-on-Avon, formulation and application of 30 school teachers on the moral England, on literary and theatrical constitutional principles in American, complexities of the Holocaust as they analyses of Shakespeare’s plays. German, and Canadian law. relate to history, memory, representation, and education. University of Illinois University of Pennsylvania Chicago, IL David T. Mitchell Philadelphia, PA Roger M. Allen Vanderbilt University $179,113 A six-week institute for 25 $90,474 A four-week seminar for high Nashville, TN Don H. Doyle school teachers on humanities-based school teachers on the Arabic novel. $91,530 A five-week seminar for college disability studies. teachers on William Faulkner University of Pittsburgh and Southern history. University of Kansas Pittsburgh, PA Peter Machamer Lawrence, KS Andrew P. Debicki $167,351 A five-week institute for 30 Vanderbilt University $118,331 A six-week seminar for college and university teachers on the Nashville, TN Edward H. Friedman college teachers to examine literary place of values in scientific judgment $96,127 A five-week seminar for criticism of selected poems by 20th- and discourse. school teachers on the representation century Spanish and Latin American of the outsider in narrative and film authors. University of Puerto Rico beginning with the Spanish picaresque. Rio Piedras, PR Lowell Fiet University of Massachusetts $76,811 A five-week seminar for college Virginia Foundation for Amherst, MA Bruce Laurie teachers to study the performance the Humanities $109,287 A four-week institute for 15 traditions that inform the theater, Charlottesville, VA Joseph C. Miller middle and high school teachers on the folk culture, literature, and arts of the $119,999 A six-week seminar for philanthropic and reform endeavors Caribbean. college teachers to place the study of women in prominent New England of the trans-Atlantic slave trade into families. University of Tennessee the contexts of African and American Chattanooga, TN Irven Resnick history. University of Missouri $161,443 A five-week institute for Columbia, MO Marvin A. Lewis college teachers on changes in Virginia Polytechnic Inst. $95,962 A six-week seminar for college the legal and economic status, social and State University teachers to study key works of Afro- condition, and social perceptions Blacksburg, VA Roger Ariew Hispanic literature and their place of Jews in medieval Europe. $94,467 A four-week seminar for in the widening spectrum of world college teachers on the philosophy literature. University of Texas of G. W. Leibniz in the context of late San Antonio, TX Ellen R. Clark 17th-century culture. University of Nebraska $172,019 A four-week institute for 28 Lincoln, NE Stephen C. Behrendt secondary school teachers on Mexican Yale University $108,498 A six-week seminar for American and Latino literatures and New Haven, CT R. Howard Bloch college teachers to study newly available cultures. $136,171 A six-week seminar for texts of British Romantic fiction, and to college teachers to study Old French assess their significance for scholarship University of Utah comic tales, the fabliaux, in their and teaching. Salt Lake City, UT Margaret P. Battin literary, historical, and social $107,331 A five-week seminar for context. University of New Mexico college teachers on ethical issues Albuquerque, NM Russell Goodman relating to death and dying. Yale University $154,001 A five-week institute for 25 New Haven, CT Lee W. Patterson college teachers on the thought of Ralph University of Vermont $128,895 A six-week seminar for Waldo Emerson and its relationship to Burlington, VT William A. Stephany school teachers on The Canterbury American democracy. $136,091 A six-week seminar for Tales and medieval culture. school teachers on Dante’s Commedia to be held in Siena, Italy.

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Through the Division of Preservation and Access, NEH combats the physical deterioration of humanities collections in America’s libraries, museums, archives, and historical organizations. The Endowment helps ensure intellectual access to these collections for the purposes of research, education, and public programming. Other funding goes to the creation of major reference works—dictionaries, atlases, encyclopedias, and databases—that document the history and culture of the United States and the world. In fiscal year 2002, grants went to support preservation and access activities in 253 institutions in forty-six states, the District of Columbia, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, and Puerto Rico. The fourteenth year of a congressionally mandated initiative for the preservation of brittle books and serials was completed in 2002. When the current projects are finished, the intellectual content of more than 1,054,000 endangered volumes will have been preserved on microfilm. Eighty-six libraries and library consortia have cooperated in this national effort, which began in 1989. Newspapers document the civic, legal, historical, and cultural events that have occurred in every region of the nation during the past three hundred years. All fifty states, two U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia have been involved in the Endowment’s U.S. Newspaper Program, a national initiative to catalog and preserve on microfilm the country’s newspapers on a state-by-state basis. At the conclusion of the current projects, more than 163,600 historic newspaper titles will be available in a national database and approximately sixty-three million deteriorating newspaper pages will have been transferred onto microfilm. Grants made in 2002 help preserve, stabilize, and provide intellectual access to collections important to the study of American social, cultural, and political history. The collections include sound recordings, textiles, photographs, historical and archaeological artifacts, rare books, correspondence, manuscripts, and other documents. Among the reference works that received grants in 2002 are the Comprehensive Aramaic Lexicon, the Dictionary of Old English, the Atlas of Historical County Boundaries, and the American Film Institute’s Catalog of Feature Films. Awards give continued support to the American office of the international database, L’Annee philologique, the Encyclopædia Iranica, and the Pennsylvania Sumerian Dictionary, as well as other works that are the foundation for research across many disciplines of the humanities. NEH grants support the expansion of the Database of Census Records for Guadalajara, Mexico, the preparation of volume five of Notable American Women, and the preparation of the printed and electronic versions of the New Variorum Hamlet. Other awards fund reference work that provides digital access to popular novels written by nineteenth- and twentieth-century American and British women writers, a project that digitizes a nine-volume collection of papers from the early American Republic, and another that

20 creates a web-accessible database about historic Savannah. A grant was made to create an online New Georgia Encyclopedia, while seven other awards will be used to plan for similar online encyclopedias in California, Guam, Idaho, Mississippi, North Carolina, Northern Mariana Islands, and Puerto Rico. Preservation Assistance Grants support preservation assessments, onsite consultations, preservation training, or the acquisition of supplies and equipment with awards up to $5,000. In the first three years of this grant category, the division has made 439 grants to institutions in forty-nine states. In fiscal year 2002, a Preservation Assistance Grant of $4,947 was Native Georgian Ty Cobb is featured in made to the Museum of Warm Springs in Oregon the New Georgia Encyclopedia Online. for training workshops and supplies to preserve the © Bettmann/Corbis museum’s artifacts and the archives of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. Western Reserve Historical Society received $3,765 to consult with a conservator on the design of a storage facility for paintings, prints, and drawings that depict the history of the region. The Tuskegee University in Alabama received $5,000 to conduct a preservation assessment of archives, manuscripts, and books related to the institution’s history and African American history from the 1600s to the late twentieth century.

George F. Farr, Jr. Director Division of Preservation and Access

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PRESERVATION AND ACCESS Grants assist in the care of humanities collections and in the availability for use by the public.

92nd Street YM–YWHA American Jazz Museum Austin Independent School District New York, NY Steven Siegel Kansas City, MO Sarah Wood-Clark Austin, TX Deborah K. DeStefano $22,000* The processing of 1,280 $4,320 A general preservation $4,262 Staff training in emergency cubic feet of archival records of the YM- assessment of the museum’s collection preparedness and the purchase of YWHA, including institutional records of artifacts, art, music, and archival preservation supplies and equipment for and audio and videotapes of musical materials that document the history of the district’s Media Center Library. and literary events that date from 1874 jazz from the 1920s to the present with to the present. an emphasis on Kansas City music and Baldwin-Wallace College musicians. Berea, OH Melvin P. Unger Albertson College of Idaho $5,000 A preservation assessment and Caldwell, ID Jan Boles American Philological Association the development of a long-term plan for $4,781 The purchase of storage Philadelphia, PA Lisa D. Carson housing manuscripts and printed works materials and archival supplies to $20,000* The preparation of L’Annee by J.S. Bach and his circle and other preserve textual and photographic philologique, a comprehensive classical composers. collections related to various state bibliography of research in all fields of political figures as well as those that classical studies. Beloit College document the history of the college. Beloit, WI Judy Marie Newland American Philological Association $4,494 A general preservation American Antiquarian Society Philadelphia, PA Lisa D. Carson assessment of the museum’s collection Worcester, MA Georgia B. Barnhill $183,500 The preparation of two of art, which includes paintings, works $175,640 The cataloging, stabilization, volumes of L’Annee philologique, a on paper, photographs, sculpture, and and rehousing of 3,000 song sheets and comprehensive bibliography of research decorative art objects. poems printed as broadsides in the in all fields of classical studies. United States from 1850 through 1876. Billings Preservation Society, Inc. American Theological Library Billings, MT Ruth A. Towe American Antiquarian Society Association $5,000 An assessment of the condition Worcester, MA Alan N. Degutis Evanston, IL Dennis Arthur Norlin of textiles and objects in the period $25,000* The cataloging of 12,250 $20,000* The preservation rooms of a historic house museum imprints documenting American microfilming of 6,550 brittle books on and training in the moving and history and culture from 1801 through the history of religion and theology reinstallation of the collections during a 1820. published between 1850 and 1950 renovation project. that are held by four members of American Antiquarian Society the American Theological Library Boulder County Parks and Worcester, MA Ellen S. Dunlap Association. Open Space $400,000 To support renovation Boulder, CO Tom McMichen activities, including upgrading the Arizona State University $4,700 An assessment of the condition fire alarm and suppression systems, Tempe, AZ Anne M. Sullivan of artifacts and implements in five upgrading the electrical and HVAC $5,000 Consultation with a historic properties and the development systems, isolating floors with sheet conservator to help plan for improved of a storage plan for the collections. metal enclosures, and improving egress storage and to provide collections care to meet current building codes. training for staff who will rehouse 3,000 California Council for fragile ceramic objects in the university’s the Humanities American Film Institute new Ceramics Research Center. San Francisco, CA William Deverell Los Angeles, CA Patricia K. Hanson $50,000 Planning for an online $200,000* The creation of a descriptive Art Museum of Missoula encyclopedia for the state. catalog of all feature-length motion Missoula, MT Jennifer Reifsneider pictures produced in the United States $4,340 A preservation assessment Canterbury Shaker Village, Inc. from 1971 to 1980. and the development of a long-range Canterbury, NH Renee E. Fox preservation plan for the museum’s $3,797 The preservation assessment of American Film Institute collections of visual art and related papers and photographs in the archival Los Angeles, CA Patricia K. Hanson resources, which emphasize the collections as a basis for long-term $120,000 The creation of a descriptive American West and Montana artists. planning. catalog of all feature-length motion pictures produced in the United States Asian Art Museum of San Francisco Carver County Historical from 1971 to 1980. San Francisco, CA Nancy Kirkpatrick Society Museum $603,786 The purchase of storage Waconia, MN Larry D. Hutchings furniture, relocation, and rehousing $4,987 The purchase of supplies of 10,500 objects from the museum’s and equipment to fabricate storage collection of Asian art. enclosures for four collections that were formed by 19th-century German and Swedish immigrants in Carver County.

*Federal Matching Funds

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Cascade County Historical Society Children’s Aid Society Columbia University Great Falls, MT Michelle Reid New York, NY Victor Remer New York, NY Patricia Renfro $5,000 A visit by a conservator who $3,968 A preservation assessment $122,483 The creation of analog will conduct a training workshop for of papers, photographs, and preservation masters and CD use copies the museum’s staff and volunteers correspondence related to the founding of 900 hours of oral histories created and the purchase of storage materials of the Society and to the Orphan Train between 1945 and 1965 that focus to preserve a textile collection that movement. on the political careers of Dwight D. represents the history and culture of Eisenhower, Adlai E. Stevenson, and central Montana. Chrysler Museum of Art Robert A. Taft. Norfolk, VA Matthew Wiggins Cedar Rapids Museum of Art $4,290 A conservation survey of the Columbia University Cedar Rapids, IA Jane C. Milosch condition of the book and manuscript New York, NY Ehsan O. Yarshater $4,530 A preservation assessment collections and their environmental $325,000 The preparation and of 4,000 works of art on paper, and storage conditions to enable the publication of the Encyclopaedia which include etchings, lithographs, staff to develop a long-range plan for Iranica, a multivolume reference work watercolors, drawings, books, and conservation and maintenance. on the Near East and Central Asia. photographs by American and European artists. Cincinnati Museum Center Columbia University Cincinnati, OH David Conzett New York, NY Ehsan O. Yarshater Centenary College of Louisiana $5,000 The purchase of storage $277,441* The preparation and Shreveport, LA Earle G. Labor furniture to rehouse the museum’s publication of the Encyclopeadia $3,775 The preservation assessment of 19th-century silver and pewter Iranica, a multivolume reference five humanities collections, including collection, which was created by work on Central Asia. the papers of authors Jack London and various Cincinnati manufacturers and John William Corrington. represents an important period of the Connecticut Valley Historical city’s industrial and cultural history. Museum Center for Research Libraries Springfield, MA Chicago, IL John Dorr Circus World Museum Margaret E. Humberston $349,968 The cataloging of 1,500 titles Baraboo, WI Erin Foley $4,555 The purchase of archival and the preservation microfilming of $4,503 A preservation assessment enclosures and storage boxes for 275,000 pages of foreign newspapers of the museum’s paper, photography, negatives from the Morehead held in United States repositories. audio, video, and film collections. Photography Studio, which was active in Springfield from the late 1940s Center for Research Libraries City of Greeley Museums through 1984. Chicago, IL Melissa D. Trevvett Greeley, CO Erin M. Quinn $4,616 An assessment of the condition $4,591 Consultations with object Conservation Center for Art and of the collection of 600,000 foreign and textile conservators to conduct Historic Artifacts doctoral dissertations, the exploration of a general preservation assessment of Philadelphia, PA Virgilia Rawnsley treatment options and of preservation the 50,000 items housed in a city and $80,900* A regional preservation strategies, and the presentation of a county museum that document the field service program that provides staff training workshop. area’s history from the mid-1800s to preservation surveys, workshops, the present. technical consultations, and educational Central Michigan University materials to cultural organizations in Mt. Pleasant, MI Frank Boles Columbia County Historical Society the Mid-Atlantic states. $352,504 The preservation Kinderhook, NY Helen M. McLallen microfilming of 500,000 pages of $4,213 A preservation assessment of Conservation Center for Art and newspapers, as part of Michigan’s the society’s collections, which include Historic Artifacts participation in the U.S. Newspaper historical artifacts, textiles, documents, Philadelphia, PA Virgilia Rawnsley Program. photographs, and books that document $390,000 A regional preservation the history of New York’s Columbia field service program that provides Chemical Heritage Foundation County. preservation surveys, workshops, Philadelphia, PA Hope Zoss technical consultations, and educational $4,550 A survey of 200 deteriorating Columbia University materials to organizations in the archival materials related to the history New York, NY Janet Elaine Gertz Mid-Atlantic states. of chemistry to determine which items $207,289 Stabilizing and rehousing need urgent treatment and what 328 model stage sets created by Joseph Cornell University conservation measures should be Urban from 1914 to 1933 for New Ithaca, NY Ellen B. Avril employed. York theater and opera. Digital images $240,686 Digital photography and will be created from the models and enhanced cataloging of 2,400 works of Chicago Historical Society documents and linked to an Internet Asian art to create an enriched visual Chicago, IL Linda Evans finding aid. database of the museum’s holdings. $226,200 The cataloging of approximately 2,000 newspaper titles in six Chicago-area counties, as part of Illinois’s participation in the U.S. Newspaper Program.

*Federal Matching Funds

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Cornell University Davis and Elkins College Emory University Ithaca, NY Anne R. Kenney Elkins, WV Ellis Hodgin Atlanta, GA Sheila Cavanagh $230,167 Five one-week workshops $65,550 Preserving and creating access $314,056 Creating an online database on the preservation of digital resources to three sound collections (800 hours) of popular novels written by American and the development and maintenance of Appalachian music and oral history and British women authors of the late of an online introductory tutorial on that document the history of West 19th and early 20th centuries, with a digital preservation. Virginia and its music. link between complementary databases at Emory University and Indiana Cornell University Dennys River Historical Society University. Ithaca, NY Mary Ochs Dennysville, ME Colin J. Windhorst $538,450 Preservation microfilming $4,289 An assessment of the condition Everson Museum of Art and cataloging of 2,200 embrittled of the society’s three historic structures, Syracuse, NY Debora W. Ryan volumes on American agricultural which house collections of artifacts and $4,993 A preservation assessment of history and rural life published between documents pertaining to the history and the museum’s library and archival 1820 and 1945 that are held by land culture of Eastern Maine. holdings, which include materials on grant university libraries in two states. the history of American art as well Detroit Historical Society as the archives of the Ceramic Study Corpus Christi Public Library Detroit, MI Marianne Weldon Center. Corpus Christi, TX Laura Z. Garcia $5,000 A preservation assessment of $5,000 The purchase of archival the papers, prints, and photographs Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium supplies and furniture to rehouse in the archives and library that are St. Johnsbury, VT Charles C. Browne collections related to the history of related to the business, social, art, and $5,000 Consultation with a Corpus Christi, Texas. architectural history of southeastern conservator to develop a preservation Michigan. plan for the museum’s 12 habitat Cudahy Public Library dioramas, which were created by Cudahy, WI Michelle A. Gibbs Detroit Historical Society William E. Balch from 1890 to 1919. $2,283 The purchase of archival Detroit, MI Marianne Weldon supplies to preserve a collection of $4,300 An assessment of the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco photographs depicting the history of conservation needs of 120 19th- and San Francisco, CA Cudahy, Wisconsin. 20th-century maritime paintings, Robert G. Futernick which document the vessels that $149,953 The creation of digital CUNY Research Foundation, pioneered Great Lakes transportation. images of 5,900 objects from the Brooklyn College museum’s textile and costume Brooklyn, NY Dillard University collections and the incorporation of Virginia Sanchez-Korrol New Orleans, LA Kerrie C. Williams the images into a database accessible $68,940* The preparation of a two- $3,847 A preservation assessment and through the museum’s website. volume historical encyclopedia that purchase of environmental monitoring documents the contributions of women equipment for the university’s archival Florida State University of Latin American birth or heritage and book collections relating to the Tallahassee, FL Rodney D. Anderson to American economic and cultural institutional history of this historically $166,838 The creation of a database development since the 16th century. black university from 1869 to the of population censuses taken in present. Guadalajara, Mexico, from 1791 to CUNY Research Foundation, 1843. Tools and guides to facilitate Graduate School and Duke University Center for quantitative analysis of the data will University Center Documentary Studies accompany the database. New York, NY Dee L. Clayman Durham, NC Sam Stephenson $6,684* The addition of 13 volumes to $174,327 Cataloging and creating Fort Edward Historical the Database of Classical Bibliography, analog preservation masters and use Association, Inc. an electronic resource containing the copies of 418 hours of recordings of Fort Edward, NY Paul McCarty volumes of the L’Annee philologique, jam sessions and formal jazz band $3,101 A preservation assessment of the international bibliography for the rehearsals held in W. Eugene Smith’s the Old Fort House Museum collection field of classical studies. New York City apartment loft from of documents and photographs that 1957 to 1964. are related to the history and culture of CUNY Research Foundation, eastern New York State. Hunter College Eastern State Penitentiary New York, NY Nelida Perez Historic Site, Inc. Fundación Luis Munoz Marin $230,630 Processing 902 cubic feet Philadelphia, PA Sean Kelley San Juan, PR Julio E. Alcala of records documenting Puerto Rican $5,000 The development of a plan and $5,000 A general preservation migration to the United States that were the purchase of supplies for the storage assessment of the foundation’s archival created by agencies of the Puerto Rican of objects and documents relating and museum collections with a view to government that operated in New York to the history of a penal institution, long-term overall preservation needs. and other states from 1930 to 1933. internationally regarded during the 19th century as a model for the humane treatment of prisoners.

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Fundación Puertorriqueña Healdsburg Museum House of the Seven Gables de las Humanidades Healdsburg, CA Marie Shobe Salem, MA Alexandria M. Mason San Juan, PR Agustin Echevarria $4,840 Consultation with a $5,000 An assessment of an historic $50,000 Planning for an online conservator who will assist in house and collections that pertain to the encyclopedia for Puerto Rico. developing a long-range preservation life of Nathaniel Hawthorne and early plan for the museum’s collection of American maritime history. Georgia Humanities Council 30,000 objects of local material culture Atlanta, GA Jamil S. Zainaldin and its collection of 8,000 photographs Hull Lifesaving Museum $175,640 The creation of the online and documents. Hull, MA Paula Kozol New Georgia Encyclopedia, a multi- $4,800 The purchase of storage media resource providing information Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati furniture, supplies, and environmental on the history and heritage of the state. Cincinnati, OH Stephen A. Kaufman monitoring equipment to preserve $75,000* The research and preparation prints, photographs, and historical Georgia Tech Research Corporation of a multivolume citation-based periodicals focused on the history of Atlanta, GA Anne A. Salter dictionary of Aramaic, an ancient Near organized lifesaving and the maritime $2,800 A preservation assessment Eastern language used at the time of cultural heritage of Boston Harbor and of the Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill Christ. Work on Christian Palestinian, the region. collection, which contains resources Syriac, Jewish, and Mandaic Aramaic for the study of the history of textile will be undertaken. Hyde Collection manufacture in the southeastern Glens Falls, NY Erin Budis Coe United States. Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati $5,000 A training workshop for the Cincinnati, OH Stephen A. Kaufman museum’s staff and volunteers and Gloucester Lyceum and $198,000 The preparation of a the purchase of storage materials to Sawyer Free Library multivolume citation-based dictionary preserve a textile collection dating Gloucester, MA Thomas Madden of ancient Aramaic, a Semitic language from 1500 to 1900 that documents $3,092 A general preservation survey of the Near East and the Classical various European weaving and printing of the library facility, which consists of worlds, which is of central importance techniques. three buildings scheduled to undergo for the study of Judaism and renovation, and the general and special Christianity. Idaho Humanities Council collections, which serve as the city’s Boise, ID Marc C. Johnson public library and document the history Heritage Preservation $49,500 Planning for an online of Gloucester since its founding in the Washington, DC Jane S. Long encyclopedia for the state. 17th century. $27,000* To support a survey of cultural institutions affected by the Idaho State Historical Society Guam Humanities Council September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks Boise, ID Linda Morton-Keithley Tamuning, GU Richie K. Lim and a report of damage and loss. $5,000 The purchase of archival $49,969 Planning for an online supplies to preserve collections related to encyclopedia for Guam. Herreshoff Marine Museum Idaho’s state history. Bristol, RI John J. Palmieri Hancock Shaker Village, Inc. $4,874 A conservation assessment Indiana University, Bloomington Pittsfield, MA and the purchase of environmental Bloomington, IN Kristine Brancolini Christian D. Goodwillie monitoring equipment and storage $239,343 The conversion to electronic $3,303 A preservation assessment of supplies for the long-term preservation form of 564,000 paper-based entries archival collections related to the history of a collection of the writings and in the annual Film Literature Index and culture of the Shakers in New designs of American ship and yacht (1976–2000), which will be made England. builder Nathaneal Herreshoff. available on the Internet.

Harvard University Historic Northampton Indiana University, Bloomington Cambridge, MA Susan Ware Northampton, MA Kerry W. Buckley Bloomington, IN Albert Valdman $139,038 The completion of editorial $3,118 A preservation assessment of $284,456 The preparation of a lexical work on the fifth volume of Notable 660 cased photographs illustrating database and historical dictionary of American Women, which will include men’s and women’s fashions from Louisiana French and a computerized 500 biographies of women who died in 1840 to 1860. corpus of written texts. the last quarter of the 20th century. Hot Springs County Museum and John Carter Brown Library Harvard University Cultural Center Providence, RI Norman Fiering Cambridge, MA Kathryn A. Jacob Thermopolis, WY $201,156 The cataloging of $232,344 Processing 13 individual Alexandra F. Service approximately 2,000 titles printed in and organizational collections that $5,000 A preservation assessment of Colonial Spanish America from the document the growth of the women’s humanities collections that include 1500s to 1825. movement in the 1960s and 1970s and household and farming artifacts, its response to internal challenges and Native American artifacts, and archival outside opposition in the 1980s and materials related to the history of 1990s. western Wyoming.

*Federal Matching Funds

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John Carter Brown Library Little Big Horn College Martha’s Vineyard Historical Providence, RI Susan L. Danforth Crow Agency, MT Preservation Society $4,975 The rehousing of 1,390 colonial Timothy A. Bernardis Edgartown, MA Jill H. Bouck Latin American imprints and 18th- $2,700 A preservation assessment of $4,625 The purchase of storage century English-language imprints in archival records related to the Crow materials and the rehousing of 17th-, archival pamphlet folders and custom- Indians and the Crow reservation in 18th-, and 19th-century account books sized boxes. Montana from the late 19th century to kept by Island business people and town the present. officials who recorded names, goods, Kandiyohi County Historical Society sales, and payments made by residents Willmar, MN Mona R. Nelson-Balcer Little Compton Historical Society for services and products. $4,947 The purchase of additional Little Compton, RI Laura J. Anderson storage furniture to house the society’s $2,801 An assessment of the condition Mary Holmes College collection of 5,200 three-dimensional and conservation treatment needs of West Point, MS Evelyn K. Bonner artifacts that document the history of 14 historic quilts made during the 18th $4,035 A preservation assessment the county from the mid-1800s to the and 19th centuries. The quilts will of archives and books related to the present. be rehoused in a newly built storage college’s institutional history as well facility. as materials on sharecroppers in Kentucky Historical Society Mississippi, the Civil Rights Movement, Frankfort, KY Nancy Jane Glaser Loudoun Heritage Farm Musem and African American life in the South $109,960 The purchase of storage Sterling, VA Eric S. Larson since the 1890s. furniture and rehousing of material $2,900 Consultation with a culture collections that document conservator to develop a long-range Maryland Historical Society agriculture, arts, crafts, architecture, plan for the storage and care of Baltimore, MD Mary Herbert folk life, industry, military history, collections of objects and documents $4,831 The purchase of lignin-free technology, and other aspects of relating to farming and rural life from envelopes and buffered board to Kentucky life. the late 18th through the mid-20th construct phase boxes in which to house centuries. 2,400 pamphlets and 550 books dated L.C. Bates Museum 1849 or earlier that are related to the Hinckley, ME Deborah W. Staber Lyman House Memorial Museum history of Maryland and to the history $4,850 Consultation with a Hilo, HI Marie D. Strazar of slavery and the Civil War. conservator to plan, implement, and $5,000 Consultation with a provide training for staff and volunteers conservator to redesign the collections Massachusetts Archives to rehouse the museum’s collection of storage space in the museum. The Boston, MA Martha Clark 210 textiles, and 65 historic and 30,000 material culture collections document $159,393 The conservation of six archaeological artifacts. the ethnographic, natural, social, volumes comprising 4,000 documents cultural, and religious history of relating to colonial life from 1679 Lahaina Restoration Foundation Hawai'i. to 1769. Lahaina, HI Lanihuli Freidenburg $5,000 Consultation with a Manchester Historic Association Massachusetts College of conservator and an architect to develop Manchester, NH Eileen O’Brien Liberal Arts a plan for creating an environmentally $3,099 A general preservation survey North Adams, MA Linda Kaufmann sound storage facility for collections that will identify preservation needs $3,278 A preservation assessment of exhibited in the foundation’s six and make recommendations for the humanities collections, including a rare buildings. The collections document the future care of the collections that book collection and special collections period of the Hawaiian monarchy, the support the study of local history and related to local history, the history of missionary era, and plantation life. include 900 linear feet of records of a the printing industry and graphics arts, textile mill that was the major industry and the college’s archives. Lees-McRae College in Manchester for 100 years. Banner Elk, NC Patti Burke Bowers Massachusetts Institute of $4,730 A preservation needs assessment Mariners Museum Technology to develop a long-range plan for care Newport News, VA Lester Weber Cambridge, MA Deborah G. Douglas of library collections related to the $52,732 The arrangement and $3,349 The purchase of archival religious and Native American history description of 12 cubic feet of records supplies to rehouse a collection of and literature of Appalachia. created by Edwin Tappan Adney on photographic negatives related to North Native American history and the work of the MIT Radiation Lincoln Memorial University culture in the late 19th and early Laboratory during World War II and Harrogate, TN Donna O. Bible 20th centuries. a conservation assessment to devise $5,000 The purchase of environmental a long-term storage plan for this monitoring equipment and storage Mars Hill College collection. materials to rehouse archival, Mars Hill, NC Kathryn D. Newfont manuscript, photographic, map, and $5,000 A preservation assessment Massachusetts National Guard book collections that focus on Abraham of the college’s archival collections of Museum and Archive Lincoln and the history of the Civil almost 2,500 cubic feet that focus on the Worcester, MA Leonid E. Kondratium War. The needs of the university’s history of the Appalachian region. $3,110 A preservation assessment of institutional archives will also be the collections that date back to 1778 addressed. and include records of local militias and extensive records of military activity in the Mexican War, the Civil War, and both World Wars.

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McDaniel College Museum at Warm Springs National Film Preservation Westminster, MD Barbara J. O’Brien Warm Springs, OR Carol Leone Foundation $3,995 Attendance at three $4,947 Training workshops in San Francisco, CA Annette Melville one-week sessions on the preservation preservation and the costs of $200,000 The production and and conservation of archives at the preservation supplies for the museum’s distribution of a set of DVDs Preservation Management Institute cultural and artistic artifacts and for containing American silent films at Rutgers University. the archives of the Confederated Tribes created from 1922 to 1929. of Warm Springs, Oregon. Medford Public Library Navarro College Medford, MA Barbara Ellen Kerr Museum of Arts and Sciences Corsicana, TX Julie Holcomb $3,079 A preservation assessment of Macon, GA Alexandra S. Klingelhofer $5,000 The purchase of storage supplies archives, books, and pamphlets related $1,964 The purchase of environmental for the rehousing of the papers of to19th- and 20th-century local, state, monitoring equipment to assess Navarro County Surveyor William V. and regional history. conditions in spaces that house material Mowlam and those of his predecessor culture collections documenting the William Elliott, before moving them to Mescalero Apache Tribe history and culture of central Georgia. a new archive and museum building Mescalero, NM on campus. Donna R. Stern-McFadden Museum of Indian Arts and Culture $1,393 Attendance at preservation Santa Fe, NM Mara C. Yarbrough New Canaan Historical Society workshops organized by New Mexico’s $4,788 A preservation assessment New Canaan, CT Janet E. Lindstrom Commission of Public Records. The of the collections, which support $5,000 Consultations with a tribe’s holdings include a variety of the study of southwestern Native conservator and an engineer to plan for media, such as digital records, photos, American cultures from earliest times improved storage and environmental videos, audiotapes, and paper and to the present; a basic preservation conditions for the society’s 6,000-item provide information on archaeological training workshop to be attended by costume and textile collection. and historic sites, cultural places, staff members and volunteers; and the objects, plant gathering areas, purchase of preservation supplies. New Castle Historical Society landscapes, language, oral traditions, New Castle, DE Rebecca L. Wilson and customs. Museum of Northern Arizona $5,000 A preservation assessment of Flagstaff, AZ Elaine R. Hughes the society’s textile, decorative arts, Middlebury College $4,882 Consultation with a and archival collections and a survey Middlebury, VT Jerry L. McBride conservator to help prepare a long- of the environmental conditions of the $2,412 A preservation assessment of range conservation plan for 4.5 million society’s two historic structures. collections of folk music recordings artifacts and specimens in collections from the 1930s through the 1960s that that focus on the natural and human New Hampshire Farm Museum, Inc. document the Anglo-American ballad history and culture of the Colorado Milton, NH Carolyn Singer tradition of New England. Plateau. $4,860 The purchase and installation of environmental monitors to be used Middletown Springs Historical Nassau Community College for an assessment by a professional Society, Inc. Garden City, NY Bernice W. Kliman conservator of the museum’s storage Middletown Springs, VT $243,060 Preparing the New Variorum facility. David P. Wright Hamlet, providing a historical list of $4,870 Constructing museum storage editors’ textual choices, summarizing New Hampshire State Library shelving, racks, and bins to preserve interpretive commentaries, and Concord, NH Janet R. Eklund artifacts that document the history of appending discussion of issues related to $5,000 A general preservation southwestern Vermont. the play’s performances. assessment of the library’s collections, in-house preservation training, and the Mississippi Humanities Council National Baseball Hall of Fame attendance by a library administrator Jackson, MS Willis Lott and Museum, Inc. at a series of preservation management $50,000 Planning for an online Cooperstown, NY Susan L. MacKay workshops. encyclopedia for the state. $5,000 The purchase of supplies to preserve 6,200 historically significant New York Public Library Missouri State Archives baseballs dating from the 1830s to the New York, NY Madeleine M. Nichols Jefferson City, MO Lisa Fox present that mark important events and $256,206 Processing, rehousing, and $175,000 To support the conservation individuals in the history of America’s reformatting the Jerome Robbins treatment of St. Louis Civil Court national pastime. (1918–1998) collection, which includes records that document westward office records, scrapbooks, photographs, expansion during the territorial and National Council for the engravings, set and costume designs, early statehood period, 1790–1830. Traditional Arts films, videotapes, and audiotapes. Silver Spring, MD Julia A. Olin Moffatt-Ladd House and Garden $154,974 The creation of digital copies New York Public Library Portsmouth, NH Barbara M. Ward of 4,500 hours of audio recordings of New York, NY Robert Bellinger $5,000 The installation of lighting performances of American folk and $5,000 A preservation assessment of controls for the protection of furniture, traditional music recorded between books, maps, microfilm, government paintings, textiles, and room 1971 and 1999 on formats that are now documents, and other materials held at furnishings dating from 1780 to 1830. judged to be unstable or obsolete. NYPL’s branch library center on Staten Island.

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New York State Education Norton Public Library Pikeville College Department Norton, MA Jane Michelmore Pikeville, KY Jerrilyn J. Evans Albany, NY Kathleen D. Roe $2,550 A preservation assessment to $3,325 Purchase of environmental $260,628 The creation of Internet- develop both short-term and long- monitors and controls, react packs accessible finding aids for 102 collections term plans for the care of the library’s for disaster preparedness, and storage and associated graphics focusing on the historical materials. furniture. environmental history of Adirondack and Catskill parks, 1885–1990. Norwich Free Academy Plains Indians and Pioneers Museum Foundation, Inc. Woodward, OK Louise B. James Newberry Library Norwich, CT Susan Frankenbach $5,000 The purchase of files and Chicago, IL John H. Long $4,634 A general preservation equipment for the storage of documents $325,000 Completion of research for assessment of the fine arts and and photographs relating to the cultural a multivolume atlas of historic county ethnographic collections at the Slater history of Northwest Oklahoma. boundaries in the United States, Memorial Museum and the purchase of compiling maps indicating changes supplies and pest management controls Pollock-Krasner House and in county boundaries in Arkansas, for rehousing and safeguarding the Study Center Georgia, Louisiana, Kansas, and collections. East Hampton, NY Helen A. Harrison Nebraska. $5,000 A conservation assessment to Oklahoma Historical Society develop a long-term plan to preserve Newberry Library Oklahoma City, OK collections related to the work of Chicago, IL James R. Grossman Edward C. Shoemaker abstract expressionist painters $9,737* To support the completion of $3,950 A preservation assessment Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner. the print and electronic versions of the of the society’s maps, books, serials, Encyclopedia of Chicago History and printed genealogies, vertical files, and Portsmouth Public Library an associated online bibliography. microfilm related to local, state, and Portsmouth, OH Jennifer D. Hanlon regional history as well as Native $2,935 The purchase of storage supplies Newbury Historical Society American history and culture in for preserving a collection of scrapbooks, Newbury, NH William M. Weiler Oklahoma. postcards, photos, and papers that $3,360 Consultation with a document the history of the county and preservation professional to advise on Olmsted County Historical Society the town. the design and selection of a climate Rochester, MN Margaret Ranweiler control system to protect the society’s $4,937 Consultation with a Preservation Wayne collections of 18th- and 19th-century conservator to develop a plan for the Detroit, MI Sandra A Novacek town records, school records, and deeds. storage of the society’s historical and $3,941 The purchase of archival archaeological artifacts and documents, materials and storage furniture to Nichols House Museum, Inc. which pertain to the region’s history rehouse visual materials related to Boston, MA Flavia Cigliano and culture. Detroit’s built environment during the $2,750 The purchase and installation 20th century. of environmental monitors for a Oregon State University collection of furniture, paintings, Corvallis, OR Karyle Butcher Princeton University tapestries, textiles, and family papers, $349,778 The development of an Princeton, NJ Susan Naquin dating from the late 17th to the mid- Internet-accessible database of 2,300 $158,076 The cataloging of 6,000 books 19th centuries. finding aids marked up according to printed in China before 1796 and held encoded archival description, describing by North American libraries. North Carolina Humanities Council archival collections held by institutions Greensboro, NC in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Providence Public Library Lucinda H. MacKethan Washington. Providence, RI Shirley Long $49,428 Planning for an online $4,998 A conservation assessment of encyclopedia for the state. Pennsylvania Public Radio the library’s Potter/Williams Collection Associates, Inc. on Irish Culture and the Wetmore Northern Illinois University Eagle, PA Kimberly Haas Children’s Book Collection. De Kalb, IL Drew VandeCreek $4,000 A preservation assessment of $165,541 The digitizing, indexing, an audio archive of interviews and Public Library of Youngstown and and creation of Internet access to the documentary programs related to Mahoning County American Archives, Peter Force’s nine- contemporary music. Youngstown, OH Timothy A. Seman volume collection of Founding Era $3,086 The purchase of storage papers, 1774–1776. Pequot Library Association equipment and archival supplies to Southport, CT Sally Ijams preserve a paper-based collection of Northern Mariana Islands Council $4,858 A preservation survey of the photographs, prints, clippings, and for the Humanities rare book collection leading to a long- postcards that are related to the local Saipan, MP Carmen C. Gaskins range plan for environmental controls history of Youngstown, Ohio. $49,994 Planning for an online and emergency preparedness. encyclopedia for Northern Mariana Islands.

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Public Museum of Grand Rapids Savannah College of Art and Design Southeastern Library Network, Inc. Grand Rapids, MI Savannah, GA Robin B. Williams Atlanta, GA Julie Arnott Christian G. Carron $150,000 To create a web-accessible $580,000 A regional preservation $117,457 Documenting 5,200 artifacts database containing information field service program that provides from the museum’s ethnographic and about the built environment of historic preservation surveys, workshops, immigrant history collection that Savannah. technical consultations, and educational includes costumes and textiles, folk art, materials to libraries and archives in jewelry, and ceramics from Asia, Africa, Seattle University the Southeast. Latin America, Europe, and Oceania. Seattle, WA Janet Bishop $5,000 A preservation survey that will Southern Oregon University Rensselaer County Historical Society identify preservation needs and make Ashland, OR Mary Jane Cedar Face Troy, NY Donna Hassler recommendations for a comprehensive $4,971 A preservation assessment of $5,000 The purchase of storage preservation plan, with particular the institution’s holdings that include furniture to preserve historic clothing emphasis on special collections. special collections of Shakespeariana, and textile collections that document the literature of the Northwest, and the social, religious, and cultural life of Sheffield Historical Society materials focusing on Northwest upstate New York. Sheffield, MA Joanne E. Hurlbut Indian Tribes. $5,000 A collection assessment, Rochester Historical Society training, and the purchase of Southern University and Rochester, NY Patricia A. Ford environmental monitoring equipment A & M College $2,215 The purchase of environmental to preserve material culture collections Baton Rouge, LA Emma B. Perry monitoring equipment, storage cabinets, that document the social and $5,000 A preservation assessment and window treatments to protect the economic history of Berkshire County, to develop a long-term plan and the society’s collections of artifacts and Massachusetts. purchase of supplies to preserve the documents pertaining to the history of archives collections of the John B. Cade Rochester. Slate Valley Museum Foundation Library at Southern University and Granville, NY Mary Lou Willits A&M College. Rutgers University $5,000 Consultation with a New Brunswick, NJ Karen Novick conservator who would provide Southern Ute Cultural Center $92,560 Scholarships for ten students on-site training and supervision of Ignacio, CO Lynn Brittner in two academic years (2002/3 and the museum’s staff and volunteers to $5,000 Consultation with a 2004/5) to attend the Preservation relocate 1,500 artifacts to a new conservator to plan and implement a Management Institute, a yearlong storage facility. long-range conservation program, and certificate program designed for to provide collections care training for librarians and archivists in small to Society of Architectural Historians Native American staff and volunteers. mid-size institutions. Philadelphia, PA Damie Stillman $67,202* Research for eight volumes Spelman College Salisbury State University of Buildings of the United States, Atlanta, GA Beverly Guy-Sheftall Salisbury, MD Rebecca F. Miller a comprehensive series that documents $240,829 Training in basic archival $3,822 The purchase of environmental the history of American architecture on practices and policies for staff at monitoring equipment and storage a state-by-state basis. Historically Black Colleges and supplies and furniture to rehouse Universities. and preserve the folklife and folklore Somerville Museum collections related to the Delmarva Somerville, MA David M. Guss Springfield Art Association Peninsula. $4,300 A general preservation Springfield, IL Erika L. Fitzgerald assessment and preservation training $4,933 The purchase of supplies and Salt Institute for Documentary for staff and volunteers to improve the shelving for the rehousing of the Condell Studies care of the museum’s material culture, collection, which holds 660 artifacts Portland, ME Patricia Erikson art, and archival holdings, which focus from Japan, China, Russia, Egypt, $4,639 A preservation assessment of on the history of the community. Mexico, Africa, India, Europe, and collections related to Maine’s people, North America. culture, and landscape, and the costs of Southeastern Library Network, Inc. attending a preservation management Atlanta, GA Julie Arnott St. Cloud State University workshop in order to implement the $700,000 Preservation microfilming St. Cloud, MN Patricia Schenk consultant’s recommendations. and cataloging of embrittled volumes $4,111 A preservation assessment of on American history, literature, religion, the university’s archives and special San Antonio Conservation Society higher education, and economic collections, which include materials San Antonio, TX development that are held by 16 relating to the history of the university Elizabeth B. Standifird libraries in eight southeastern states. as well as to literature, theater, and $4,250 A preservation assessment Asian art. A long-term plan for of books, periodicals, archives, preservation will be developed. photographs, and other materials that document the work of the society, from 1924 to the present.

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St. Petersburg College Syracuse University Press Timber Lake and Area St. Petersburg, FL Susan Anderson Syracuse, NY Robert A. Mandel Historical Society $3,000 A preservation workshop for $200,000 The completion of an Timber Lake, SD Edwina Mowrer the staff of the college library and encyclopedia of New York State. $4,500 A preservation assessment the purchase of archival supplies to and the purchase of archival materials preserve collections that document Talbot County Free Library to preserve a genealogical collection the institutional history of two junior Easton, MD Monique Gordy documenting a Lakota and French colleges. $4,190 A preservation assessment and Canadian family that made significant assistance in developing a preservation contributions to the history of the Stockbridge Library Association plan for a special collection of paper- Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation in Stockbridge, MA Barbara Allen based materials—books, pamphlets, South Dakota. $4,932 The purchase of storage maps, ledgers, photographs, clippings, furniture to preserve the association’s manuscripts, and ephemera—that Tohono O’odham Nation collections of rare books, archives, and document life in Maryland, especially Sells, AZ David L. Shaul material culture related to local history on the Eastern Shore, from the 17th $2,500 A preservation assessment and life, 1750 to the present. century to the present. of the manuscript, paper, and other records related to Tohono O’odham Stonehill College Tamastslikt Cultural Institute Indian tribal history and culture. North Easton, MA Gregory J. Galer Pendleton, OR Malissa A. Minthorn $4,843 Consultation with a $5,000 A general preservation Town of New Milford conservator to develop a detailed, assessment of the collections, the New Milford, CT George C. Buckbee comprehensive preservation plan and environment, and the facility in order to $1,154 The purchase of low-ultraviolet conduct on-site training for the Ames plan for long-range preservation and for fluorescent lighting as recommended Shovel Collection, which consists of disaster preparedness that will preserve in a recent preservation assessment to 755 antique shovels and 1,000 related primary source material relating to the preserve the records of the town that objects dating from 1774 to the present. history of the Confederated Tribes of the date from 1702. Umatilla Indian reservation. Strong Museum Trinity University Rochester, NY Patricia M. Tice Texas Folklife Resources San Antonio, TX Kristina Howard $700,000 The purchase of storage Austin, TX Susan Morehead $5,000 A visit by a consultant who will furniture and the rehousing of 480,000 $5,000 The purchase of storage complete a preservation assessment of objects that depict American life and furniture and environmental the general and special collections and the national consumer culture of the monitoring equipment for the safety of present a preservation workshop. 19th and 20th centuries. the records of folklife, folk music, artist interviews, and folk art of Texas. Triton Museum of Art Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer Santa Clara, CA Jemima Harr Grand Island, NE Karen M. Keehr Texas Tech University $4,338 The purchase of environmental $5,000 A conservation assessment of a Lubbock, TX Eileen Johnson monitoring equipment and storage collection of glass-plate negatives taken $614,740 The purchase of storage supplies to rehouse objects from the by photographer Julius Leschinky that furniture and the rehousing of museum’s collection, which is composed chronicles life in a Nebraska railroad archaeological collections, which of works by California and Bay community and his travels throughout number 1.25 million objects and span Area artists as well as art of Native the United States and Europe from the 12,000 years of human occupation in Americans of Northern California. 1890s until the 1920s. the southern Plains. Tuskegee University Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum Thornton W. Burgess Society Tuskegee, AL Juanita M. Roberts Centerport, NY Florence M. Ogg East Sandwich, MA $5,000 A preservation assessment $3,000 A preservation assessment Bethany S. Rutledge of archives, manuscripts, and books of archives, photographs, and other $3,098 Staff attendance at a related to the institutional history of the materials related to the life, times, and preservation workshop and the university as well as African American interests of William K. Vanderbilt, purchase of 165 book-storage boxes to history from the 1600s to the late 20th 1878–1944. house the published work of Thornton century. W. Burgess (1874–1965), author of Sweetwater County Historical children’s books about wildlife and the Tuzzy Consortium Library Museum natural environment. Barrow, AK Andrew O. MacLean Green River, WY Ruth Lauritzen $1,004 The purchase of archival $5,000 Consultation with a Three Village Historical Society supplies to rehouse photographic prints conservator to assess storage East Setauket, NY Karen L. Martin and negatives published in The Tundra conditions and to update a long-range $4,365 A preservation assessment of Times, the first statewide newspaper conservation plan to preserve material humanities collections that include owned by Alaskan Natives, which culture collections that document the paintings, furniture, shipbuilding tools focused on Alaskan Native history history of southwestern Wyoming. and instruments, textiles, and archival from 1962 to 1997. materials related to the history of Long Island, New York.

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Union Theology Seminary University of California University of Nebraska in Virginia Irvine, CA Maria Pantelia Lincoln, NE David J. Wishart Richmond, VA Dorothy G. Thomason $11,150* The restructuring of data $8,100 To support the creation of the $3,630 A preservation needs assessment and development of an online search Encyclopedia of the Great Plains and the drafting of a long-range plan and retrieval system for the for the care of materials in all media. Thesaurus Linguae Graecae, University of North Carolina a database representing the entire Chapel Hill, NC Steven M. Weiss University of Alabama corpus of Greek literature from Homer $135,871 The preservation of 1,340 Huntsville, AL Anne Coleman to the fall of Byzantium in 1453. hours of sound recordings related to $3,431 A preservation assessment African American life and culture held of two of the university library’s University of California by the university’s Southern Historical collections, which include books, Los Angeles, CA Steven J. Ricci and Folklife Collections. manuscripts, photographs, drawings, $25,187* The creation and maps, and other items related to administration of a two-year degree- University of North Carolina regional social, economic, and granting graduate program in Moving Greensboro, NC Nancy M. Doll architectural history from the 19th Image Archive Studies. $2,250 An assessment of the condition century to the 1990s. and conservation treatment needs of University of California 25 modernist paintings by Gregory University of Alaska Riverside, CA Henry L. Snyder Ivy, the founder of the university’s Fairbanks, AK Susan Grigg $75,000* To support the addition Weatherspoon Art Museum. $10,005* The preservation and of the final 1,940 machine-readable cataloging of 132 reels of film created bibliographic records to the Early University of Pennsylvania from 1927 to 1965, comprising 56,600 English Serials component of the Philadelphia, PA Albert L. Lloyd feet of raw and produced documentary English Short Title Catalog, a $112,790 The completion of the third footage on Alaska native peoples, special file in the Research Libraries volume of a multivolume etymological activities, and settings. Information Network. dictionary of Old High German (circa 750 to 1150 A.D.). University of Alaska University of Chicago Fairbanks, AK Giulia Oliverio Chicago, IL Martha T. Roth University of Pennsylvania $136,393 The creation of a hardbound $50,000* The completion of the Philadelphia, PA Steve Tinney Alutiiq-English dictionary and an Chicago Assyrian Dictionary, a $302,000 The preparation of a electronic database containing about comprehensive dictionary of Akkadian, comprehensive dictionary of Sumerian, 9,000 lexical entries of this Eskimo the earliest known Semitic language, the oldest known language to be language spoken in Alaska and Siberia. which was recorded in cuneiform texts preserved in written form. from circa 2400 B.C. to 100 A.D. University of Arizona University of Southern Mississippi Tucson, AZ Mary Elizabeth Graham University of Michigan Hattiesburg, MS Curtis Austin $4,050 Staff attendance at three Ann Arbor, MI Nancy Bartlett $280,500 The preservation of 200 preservation workshops for training in $85,465 The arrangement and audiotapes comprising 1,300 hours of basic preservation procedures. description of six archival collections, oral interviews, meetings, and speeches dating from 1880 to 1996, which documenting the Civil Rights Era in University of California document the history and development Mississippi from 1944 to 1979. Berkeley, CA Waverly B. Lowell of modern American archaeology. $279,203 Arranging, describing, University of Tennessee stabilizing, and rehousing the plans and University of Michigan Knoxville, TN JoAnne M. Deeken drawings, project files, and photographs Ann Arbor, MI William A. Gosling $535,513 The cataloging of 4,000 of architects and landscape architects $219,548 Preserving and creating newspaper titles as part of Tennessee’s who worked in the Bay Area Modernist access to historical materials that are participation in the U.S. Newspaper tradition (1930–1980). related to America’s involvement in the Program. Philippines from 1870 to 1920. University of California University of Texas Berkeley, CA James A. Matisoff University of Michigan Arlington, TX Ann E. Hodges $327,000 The compilation of an Ann Arbor, MI Richard I. Ford $4,998 The purchase of archival etymological dictionary and thematic $4,008 Consultation with a materials to rehouse photographs in thesaurus of Proto-Sino-Tibetan, the conservator who would assist in the W. D. Smith Inc., Commercial common ancestor of languages spoken developing a condition assessment of Photography Collection which in China, India, and Southeast Asia by 150 anthropological artifacts located documents the history of Fort Worth, more than one billion speakers. in six exhibition cases depicting the Texas, during the 1950s. cultures of native peoples of North America that have been on display in suboptimal conditions for 40 years.

*Federal Matching Funds

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University of Texas University of Washington, Seattle Virginia Historical Society Austin, TX David B. Gracy Seattle, WA Laurel Sercombe Richmond, VA Paulette F. Schwarting $460,000 The education of $4,000 Consultation with a curator $5,000 The purchase of supplies for the preservation administrators and of musical instruments to assess rehousing of broadsides, sheet music, conservators in the care of library and preservation needs for 297 instruments and rare almanacs that date from the archival collections. in the university’s ethnomusicological 1600s to the late 20th century. collection. University of Texas Wenham Museum Austin, TX David B. Gracy Utah State University Wenham, MA Tracey deJong $5,750* The education of preservation Logan, UT Noel A. Carmack $4,796 The purchase of preservation administrators and conservators in the $2,637 The purchase of archival supplies and equipment to monitor care of library and archival collections. supplies and storage furniture to environmental conditions in the rehouse collections of 19th-century museum’s storage and exhibition areas University of Texas government documents that include and in the interiors of two historic Austin, TX Harold W. Billings serial sets, American State Papers, structures. $263,188 The preservation Bureau of Ethnology reports, atlases, microfilming of 356 Mexican and maps. Wentworth-Coolidge newspapers comprising 145,000 pages, Commission, Inc. published between 1810 and 1899. Valley Forge Military Junior College Portsmouth, NH Molly Bolster Wayne, PA Jata S. Ghosh $4,920 Consultation with a University of Texas $3,390 A preservation assessment of conservator to develop a plan for Austin, TX Thomas F. Staley archives, photographs, books, and other shielding the windows of this historic $113,187 The processing and materials related to military history house in order to protect the interior cataloging of 210 linear feet of design and military life in the United States. from the damaging effects of light. portfolios from B. J. Simmons & Co., a London theater and British film Vermont Folklife Center West Virginia Wesleyan College costumier, which document the history Middlebury, VT Christine Barr Buckhannon, WV Kathleen A. Parker of theater and film from 1857 to 1964. $160,000 The arrangement, $4,740 The purchase of storage description, digitization, and materials to rehouse the library’s University of the State of New York dissemination via the Internet of audio books, pamphlets, maps, archives, and Albany, NY Mary Redmond recordings and related documentation manuscripts related to such topics as $580,525 The cataloging of 5,600 of the history and culture of New the history and culture of Appalachia, newspaper titles and the preservation England. the Methodist Church, Abraham microfilming of 804,000 pages of Lincoln, and Pearl Buck. deteriorating newsprint, as part of Vermont Ski Museum New York’s participation in the U.S. Stowe, VT Meredith M. Scott Western Reserve Historical Society Newspaper Program. $5,000 Consultation with conservators Cleveland, OH Suzanne Buchanan to design an appropriate storage space $3,765 Consultation with a University of Toronto for collections that focus on the history conservator who will advise on the Toronto, Ontario, Canada of skiing. A consultant will also lead a design of a storage facility for paintings, Antonette P. Healey workshop on preservation for staff and prints, and drawings that depict the $67,000 The preparation of 2,000 volunteers. history of the Western Reserve region. entries for the Dictionary of Old English, a historical dictionary based Virginia Commonwealth University Wheeler Memorial Library on the entire surviving corpus of records Richmond, VA Patricia P. Selinger Orange, MA Janice L. Lanou written in English between 650 and $5,000 The purchase of light filters and $3,118 A preservation assessment 1150 A.D. protective window film to preserve book of the library’s collection of books, and archival collections that focus on pamphlets, audio and video materials, the history and literature of Virginia. and other items related to local history and genealogy.

*Federal Matching Funds

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Wheelock College Wythe County Historical Society Ted A. Telford Boston, MA Albie Johnson Wytheville, VA Cathy C. Reynolds Palm Springs, CA $5,000 A preservation assessment and $5,000 The purchase of preservation $79,740 The revision of the current the purchase of supplies to preserve the and storage materials for the archival catalog of 3,000 genealogical titles from college archives, especially the papers of collections that chronicle the history of collections outside China by adding Lucy Wheelock, founder of the college the county and of southwest Virginia and integrating 4,000 genealogical titles and a pioneer of the kindergarten from the 1750s to the present. acquired from repositories inside China. movement in America. Yale University Whitney Museum of American Art New Haven, CT Joanne W. Rudof New York, NY Suzanne Quigley $219,550 The preservation of $294,958 The creation of a cold 1,200 endangered videocassettes of storage vault to house and preserve the first-person Holocaust oral history museum’s photography, film, and video testimonies in 19 languages created collections and the purchase of storage from 1979 to 1997. furniture for a climate-controlled preparation and viewing room for works on paper.

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Through the Division of Public Programs, NEH provides millions of Americans opportunities for lifelong learning through exhibitions and catalogs, radio and television programs, reading and film discussions, symposia, conferences, and interactive multimedia projects. In fiscal year 2002, museum exhibitions were funded on topics such as childhood in Ancient Greece, the development of flight in American culture, and the art and cultural context of rice cultivation in Asia. The Walters Art Museum received a grant for the traveling exhibition “Telling the Tales of Kings: A Medieval Picture Bible from the Morgan Library.” The Morgan Bible, originally commissioned in the thirteenth century by Louis IX, presents biblical stories in pictorial form. Twenty-four of the folios are on display. They depict well-known stories (Noah, Moses, Samson, and David) in thirteenth-century settings. An interactive computer kiosk has visitors “turn the pages” of the Bible, enlarge details of the illuminations, and read translations of the Latin and Arabic marginalia, which point to cultural and historical variations in understanding the original biblical stories. Library programs funded in 2002 include traveling panel exhibitions on topics such as the life and reign of Queen Elizabeth I, and reading and discussion programs such as “Family Portraits,” a bilingual program that focuses on the family in Hispanic and American literature. The Huntington Library in San Marino, California, received a grant for a traveling panel exhibition, “Forever Free: Abraham Lincoln’s Journey to Emancipation.” Using reproductions of sixty rare historical documents and drawing on the latest scholarship, the show reexamines Lincoln’s role in the abolition of slavery during the Civil War. The exhibition travels to forty libraries around the country. One hundred libraries were awarded grants to participate in “Bard of the People: The Life and Times of John Steinbeck,” a scholar-led viewing, reading, and discussion program and a panel exhibition developed by the Mercantile Library in New York. The Maine Humanities Council received a grant for “Thoughtful Giving: Philanthropy as Civic Engagement,” a reading and discussion program that uses humanities texts to examine the relationship between civil society and the American tradition of giving. Readings include literary, philosophical, and historical sources, such as the Bible and works by Aristotle, Tocqueville, Eudora Welty, O. Henry, Andrew

34 Carnegie, and Benjamin Franklin. Pilot programs will be conducted in three states that have different patterns of giving and regional identities. In the third year a conference will assess the pilots and create a website for the project. American English, the history of public health, Willa Cather, and Henry Luce are among the topics to be examined by film and radio projects that received awards in 2002. WNET/Thirteen in New York City received a grant to produce Broadway: The American Musical, a six-hour television series that explores how ethnic musical traditions and European operetta combined into an American institution. The series explores cross-currents of American history and their impact on the musicals’ creators and audiences. In its fourth year of the Consultation Grant program, fifty awards were made. Projects receiving these $10,000 awards include an exhibition on how popular prints An exhibition on Elizabeth I travels to forty libraries across the country. depicting events in U.S. history have shaped people’s FRAGMENTA REGALIA by Robert Naunton, understanding of the past, a documentary film on circa 1800; Newberry Library Theodore Dreiser, and an oral history project on the events surrounding September 11, 2001.

Nancy Rogers Director Division of Public Programs

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HUMANITIES PROJECTS IN LIBRARIES AND ARCHIVES Grants support the use and interpretation of the collections in libraries and archives.

American Library Association Huntington, The Newberry Library Chicago, IL Susan E. Brandehoff San Marino, CA David Zeidberg Chicago, IL Riva Feshbach $255,000 The fabrication and 40-site $260,000 A traveling panel exhibition $40,000 Planning for a major tour of a freestanding panel exhibition, that incorporates more than sixty rare exhibition, a panel exhibition traveling CD-ROM, website, and ancillary documents and drawings and the latest to 40 libraries, a website, and published educational programs about the life, scholarship on Lincoln’s role in the resource guides on the relationship reign, and legacy of Elizabeth I. emancipation of slaves. between the Lewis and Clark expedition and the Indian people whose lands it Columbia University Montana State University traversed. New York, NY Mary Marshall Clark Bozeman, MT Jeanne M. Moe $9,991 Consultation with scholars $10,000 Consultation with scholars, Northern Illinois University in preparation for the review, educators, and experts in archaeology De Kalb, IL Drew VandeCreek interpretation, and dissemination of and historic preservation to expand $40,561 Planning of a website and interviews conducted as part of the Oral a program that develops materials related public programs about Samuel History Narrative and Memory Project. and activities for diverse audiences Clemens as a western critic of the on interpreting and protecting eastern political, cultural, and business Human Pursuits: Western archaeological resources. establishments in Gilded Age America. Humanities Concern Salt Lake City, UT National Video Resources, Inc. Pennsylvania State University, Zaida Yvonne Ahumada New York, NY Sally Mason-Robinson Main Campus $245,000 A series of bilingual reading $250,000 A six-week film and reading University Park, PA Helen M. Sheehy and discussion programs at libraries discussion series about the 1960s, an $1,000 Scholar-led film viewing, in ten states that focus on the complex extraordinary decade of social, political, reading, and discussion programs for subject of family as it is represented in and cultural ferment in U.S. history. audiences at the community library Hispanic and American literature. about six 20th-century U.S. presidents and their influence on American history.

HUMANITIES PROJECTS IN MEDIA Educational Broadcasting Corporation Grants support the planning, scripting, and production of New York, NY Jac Venza television and radio programs for general audiences. $624,540 Production of a one-hour pilot program for an eight-hour documentary film series chronicling American Dance Festival, Inc. Capital of Texas Public the evolution of the Broadway musical Durham, NC Gerald Myers Telecommunications Council (1866–present). $30,000 Planning of a three-part Austin, TX Susan L. Mills documentary film series examining the $200,000 Production of a website and Educational Broadcasting spiritual nature of dance in the history web-enhanced DVD for the television Corporation of modern dance in America. program Do You Speak American?, New York, NY Stephen Segaller which examines the history and $60,000 Scripting of a two-hour American University continuing development of American documentary film exploring the history Washington, DC David Porfiri English. of the prison in the United States from $10,000 Consultation on a television its emergence in the late 18th century to documentary about the military Center for Independent the present day. conflicts between the United States Documentary and the Seminole Indians from 1817 Sharon, MA Peter Frumkin Educational Broadcasting Corporation to 1858. $60,000 Scripting of a 90-minute documentary film on the life and work New York, NY Susan Lacy Capital of Texas Public of folk singer Woody Guthrie. $629,540 Production of a 90-minute Telecommunications Council documentary film presenting an Austin, TX Susan L. Mills Center for Independent interpretive and analytical biography of $65,000* Production of a four-hour Documentary Henry Luce, the cofounder and leader of documentary film series exploring Sharon, MA Alan Glenn Time, Inc., from 1923 to 1964. issues in the development and use of $30,000 Planning of a two-hour the English language in contemporary historical documentary film exploring America. the lives, work, and legacy of the 19th- century British composers William S. Gilbert and Arthur S. Sullivan.

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Educational Film Center Isaac in America Foundation New York Foundation for the Arts Annandale, VA David I. Vyorst New York, NY Amram E. Nowak New York, NY Peter G. Miller $10,000 Consultation with scholars on $60,000 Scripting of episode three in $30,000 Planning of a 90-minute film a documentary film exploring the role a proposed four-part documentary documentary about the lives and legal of basketball in the acculturation of television series about the 350-year case of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Jewish immigrants and the contribution history of the Jews in the United States. Vanzetti. of Jews to the early development of basketball from the 1920s to the 1950s. James Agee Film Project New York Foundation for the Arts Johnson City, TN Ross H. Spears New York, NY John L. Wilhelm Film/Video Arts, Inc. $29,997* A four-hour television series $500,000 Production of a one-hour New York, NY Riva Freifeld with digital interactive enhancements television documentary about Carville, $30,000 Planning of a ninety-minute about the history of Appalachia a run-down plantation that became a documentary film examining the life from southern New York to northern facility for research on leprosy, patients and times of Phoebe Ann Mosey, the Alabama, from the birth of the with the disease, and the effort to sharpshooter known as Annie Oakley mountains to today’s human stories. control it. (1860–1926). Mary Pickford Educational New York Foundation for the Arts Film/Video Arts, Inc. Foundation New York, NY Alexandra Pomeroy New York, NY Mark Zwonitzer Los Angeles, CA John J. Flynn $70,000 Scripting of a six-hour $59,260 Scripting of a two-hour $10,000 Consultation for a one-hour documentary series on the history of documentary film about the life and documentary film about the evolution nonfiction film. literature of Walt Whitman and his of Uncle Tom’s Cabin in literature, America. theater, and film. New York Foundation for the Arts New York, NY Madison D. Lacy Filmmakers Collaborative Minnesota Public Radio $10,000 Consultation for a Waltham, MA Kathryn P. Dietz St. Paul, MN Stephen Smith documentary film about American $675,000 Production of a ninety- $10,000 Consultation with scholars on writer Theodore Dreiser (1871–1945). minute documentary film and a series of one-hour radio documentary interactive website on the life and art of programs on aspects of 20th-century North Texas Public Mary Pickford, silent screen actress and African American history. Broadcasting, Inc. Hollywood movie mogul. Dallas, TX Sylvia L. Komatsu Minnesota Public Radio $30,000 Planning for a three-hour Filmmakers Collaborative St. Paul, MN Stephen Smith documentary film about the Mexican Waltham, MA Michal A. Goldman $30,000 Scripting of a two-hour Revolution, a conflict that changed $50,000 To support scripting of a one- documentary series and additional the course of Mexican history and hour television documentary about the short segments for radio exploring influenced U.S. and European foreign United Workers Cooperative Colony, the Korean War and its impact on policy. a utopian housing cooperative in the American politics and culture. Bronx built by Jewish immigrant Oregon Public Broadcasting workers in the 1920s. Nebraskans for Public Television, Inc. Portland, OR Elizabeth V. Sheldon Lincoln, NE Joel Geyer $10,000 Consultation for a Filmmakers Collaborative $500,000 Production of a 90-minute documentary film that would examine Waltham, MA Nancy Porter documentary film presenting a literary the connections between contemporary $449,162 Production of a 60-minute biography of the American writer science and ancient myths about television documentary on the history Willa Cather. human origins. of public health in the United States, focusing on the landmark case of Mary New England Foundation for Paradigm Productions, Inc. Mallon, the first person known to be a the Arts Berkeley, CA Rick Tejada-Flores healthy carrier of typhoid. Boston, MA Martha Fowlkes $60,000 Scripting of a one-hour $60,000 Scripting of one episode in documentary film about the life and Foundation for the Future a proposed six-part documentary work of muralist José Clemente Orozco Bellevue, WA Robert A. Citron television series about the social history (1883–1949). $10,000 Consultation for an of the 20th century as seen through the eight-part documentary television lens of basketball. Public Communications, Inc. series examining the historical and Bethesda, MD Kathleen Pearce philosophical issues surrounding New Jersey Public Broadcasting $10,000 Consultation with humanities scientific and technological advances. Authority scholars and archival research to Trenton, NJ Lorie Conway develop a 90-minute film on the life Greater New Orleans Educational TV $30,000 Planning of a one-hour and work of Maxwell Perkins, who Foundation television documentary film on brought the work of Ernest Hemingway, New Orleans, LA Dawn C. Logsdon Ellis Island Hospital. F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Thomas Wolfe $10,000 Consultation and research to the American public. for a documentary film on the social, New York Foundation for the Arts cultural, and anthropological history New York, NY Peter Sillen of the Faubourg Treme, the oldest $10,000 Consultation on a black urban neighborhood in America documentary film about the history of that borders the French Quarter of the Masonic Order in the 20th century. New Orleans.

*Federal Matching Funds

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Social Media Productions, Inc. Teddy Bear Films Women Make Movies, Inc. New York, NY Barak S. Goodman San Francisco, CA Micha X. Peled New York, NY Patrice Migliori-Farnes $600,000 Production of a two-hour $10,000 Consultation with scholars $10,000 Consultation on a documentary film interweaving the about a documentary film exploring the documentary film that tells the story of stories of boxers Joe Louis and Max perspectives of the Americans and the Cuban immigrants in the United States Schmeling, whose 1938 fight was one Chinese on human rights in China. from 1959 to the present. of the most important and passionately watched sporting events in American Ways of Knowing, Inc. Women Make Movies, Inc. history. New York, NY Gene Searchinger New York, NY Michel Midori Fillion $700,000 Production of a two-hour $10,000 Consultation for a SUNY Research Foundation, Albany documentary film exploring the origins, documentary film on the first women to Albany, NY Gerald Zahavi history, and nature of writing. cover war as journalists from the front $10,000 Consultation to develop a lines, their influence on how war was radio documentary series on the history WGBH Educational Foundation reported, and the impact of the opening of New York’s Albany region and to Boston, MA Paula S. Apsell of this profession to women. produce a pilot program on the Cold $60,000 Scripting of a two-hour War era. television documentary on Percy Julian, a prominent chemist, entrepreneur, civil rights activist, and the first African American elected to the National Academy of Sciences.

HUMANITIES PROJECTS IN MUSEUMS AND HISTORICAL ORGANIZATIONS Grants support the planning and implementation of exhibitions, publications, and other programming in museums and historical organizations.

Alaska Design Forum Americas Society Autry Museum of Western Heritage Anchorage, AK Christopher M. Chiei New York, NY Marysol Nieves Los Angeles, CA $9,374 Consultation with scholars and $39,743 Planning for a traveling Michael D. Duchemin a museum curator to plan a traveling exhibition, catalog, symposium, $10,000 Consultation to develop exhibition, website, and book exploring CD-ROM, website, and related the content of a national traveling the impact of Quonset huts on the built programming examining Colonial exhibition, website, and other environment and culture of post-World Latin American art in the context of interpretive programs concerning the War II Alaska. cross-cultural relationships between relationship of home, community, and Latin America and Asia. landscape in the American West. Alutiiq Heritage Foundation Kodiak, AK Amy F. Steffian Art Institute of Chicago Baltimore Museum of Art $5,855 Repairs for the “Looking Both Chicago, IL John R. Zukowsky Baltimore, MD Susan Dackerman Ways” exhibition. $25,000* Implementation of a $50,000* Implementation of a traveling exhibition, photo-panel traveling exhibition, publication, public American Antiquarian Society exhibition, catalog, and accompanying programs, video, and website on the Worcester, MA Georgia B. Barnhill educational and public programs on the commissioning, creating, marketing, $10,000 Consultation with scholars design and architecture of space travel and subjects of Renaissance and to develop an exhibition examining and exploration. Baroque prints. how popular prints depicting events in U.S. history have shaped people’s Asia Society Bass Museum of Art understanding of the past. New York, NY Colin Mackenzie Miami Beach, FL Ruth Grim $40,332 Planning of a traveling $10,000 Consultation with scholars American Federation of Arts exhibition on Asian games from to develop an exhibition and related New York, NY Kathryn L. Haw 3,000 B.C. to the modern era. programs exploring the historical $261,263 Implementation of a development of mid-20th-century traveling multimedia exhibition with Asian Art Museum of San Francisco Miami architecture. a catalog, website, public programs, San Francisco, CA Forrest McGill and curricular materials about Hindu $103,600* Implementation of Burritt on the Mountain— temple statuary of the Chola Dynasty. interpretive programs to accompany A Living Museum the reinstallation of the permanent Huntsville, AL James L. Powers collection in the new Asian Art $9,990 Preliminary planning for Museum. interpretive themes and strategies that will guide visitors through a new onsite orientation center.

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Children’s Museum of Boston Dartmouth College Hermitage Boston, MA Leslie Swartz Hanover, NH Derrick R. Cartwright Hermitage, TN Marsha A. Mullin $250,000* Implementation of a $149,952 A traveling exhibition, $40,721 Planning for a new site-wide permanent, interactive exhibition for website, and related public programs interpretive master plan that places children exploring the historical and examining children’s lives in ancient Jackson in the context of his era. geographic diversity of Boston’s black Greece. communities. Historic House Trust of East Tennessee Historical Society New York City Chippewa Valley Museum Knoxville, TN Michael Toomey New York, NY Kenneth F. Snodgrass Eau Claire, WI Susan M. McLeod $40,609 Planning for a permanent $9,980 Consultation to develop $40,000* Implementation of exhibition and public and educational historical exhibitions and programs a permanent exhibition, poster programs to examine the influence of interpreting a 1720 Dutch Colonial exhibition, plans for replication at other the land on the history and culture of house on its original site. museums, catalog, object theater, and East Tennessee. educational and public programs on Historic St. Mary’s City new scholarship regarding farm life in Founders Society, St. Mary’s City, MD the United States. Detroit Institute of Arts Martin E. Sullivan Detroit, MI Alan P. Darr $39,075 Planning for reinterpretation Chippewa Valley Museum $200,000* Implementation of of the sites tied to entrepreneur Garett Eau Claire, WI Susan M. McLeod a traveling exhibition, catalog, Van Sweringen, who operated a tavern, $112,000 Dissemination of the interpretive programs, audio tour, coffee house, ordinary, and brew house exhibition “Country Places,” a CD-ROM, and website examining at various times between about 1670 new interpretation of rural life in the artistic and political themes of the and 1698. America, to museums and historical Renaissance in Florence. organizations, including detailed Historical Museum exhibition plans, a small panel Friends of the Goethe-Institut of Southern Florida exhibition, and a conference for Washington, DC Joseph L. Browne Miami, FL Stephen Stuempfle museum professionals. $10,000 Consultation with scholars $31,590 Planning of an online to develop a traveling and permanent exhibition, traveling panel Chrysler Museum of Art exhibition exploring the German exhibition and a series of public Norfolk, VA Gary Baker immigrant architect Adolf Cluss, who symposia exploring the transatlantic $9,507 Consultation with scholars and was influential in shaping public spaces dissemination of calypso music in the museum professionals, as well as staff in Washington, D.C., from the 1860s to mid-20th century. travel to related installations, in order the 1890s. to develop a reinterpretation of an Historical Society important glass collection. Friends of the New Jersey State of Washington, DC Museum Washington, DC Cincinnati Art Museum Trenton, NJ James F. Turk Susan Porter Schreiber Cincinnati, OH Anita J. Ellis $9,863 Consultation with scholars and $9,970 Consultation with scholars $231,500 Planning for a permanent museum curators to define the themes to develop a traveling exhibition and installation in the new wing of the of a traveling exhibition about Joseph related programs exploring the Bonus Cincinnati Art Museum. Bonaparte’s influence on 19th-century Army march of World War I veterans American culture. on Washington, D.C. in 1932. Cincinnati Observatory Center Cincinnati, OH Robert F. Casey Geneva Historical Society Jackson Hole Historical Society $10,000 Consultation with scholars to Geneva, NY John Marks and Museum determine interpretive themes for a new $10,000 Two consultation meetings Jackson, WY Lokey Lytjen permanent exhibition on the history of to plan a traveling exhibition on the $10,000 Consultation with scholars astronomy. history of tourism in the Finger Lakes and museum professionals that will region of New York. lead to interpretive approaches in the Connecticut Historical Society museum’s new exhibitions. Hartford, CT Kate Steinway Heard Museum $10,000 Consultation with scholars to Phoenix, AZ Ann Marshall Jewish Historical Society develop an exhibition, publications, and $39,929 Planning for the reinstallation of Washington, Inc. other programs exploring Connecticut’s of the museum’s permanent exhibitions Washington, DC Laura C. Apelbaum important role in the development of on the native cultures of the American $10,000 Consultation with scholars the comic book. Southwest. and museum experts to define a new interpretation of an historic 1876 Conner Prairie Pioneer Settlement Henry Ford, The Jewish synagogue in downtown Noblesville, IN Daniel Freas Dearborn, MI Donna R. Braden Washington, D.C. $10,000 Consultation to conceive $210,000 Implementation of a interpretive themes to inform permanent exhibition, traveling Kona Historical Society recreation of a rural Indiana crossroads exhibition for nontraditional venues, Capt. Cook, HI Jill R. Olson community circa 1940. website, library programming, and $40,000 Planning to develop related educational and public the interpretive framework for a programming concerning the reconstructed Hawaiian ranch and development of flight in American historic general store. culture.

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Long Island Museum of American Minnesota Historical Society Oakland Museum/Museum of Art, History, and Carriages St. Paul, MN Benjamin P. Filene California Foundation Stony Brook, NY Jacqueline Day $40,847 Planning for a permanent Oakland, CA Marcia Eymann $10,000 Consultation with humanities exhibition and related programming $225,000 A traveling exhibition, audio scholars and museum experts to interpreting a specific house successively guide in four languages, symposium, conceive a new interpretation of an occupied by Germans, Italians, African panel discussion, lectures, workshops, historic carriage collection. Americans, and now Southeast Asians. and educational programs interpreting the impact of the Vietnam conflict on Los Angeles County Museum of Art Museum of International Folk Art the nation. Los Angeles, CA Linda Komaroff Santa Fe, NM Robin F. Gavin $35,000* Implementation of a $232,552 Implementation of Oklahoma Historical Society traveling exhibition, catalog, website, a traveling exhibition, catalog, Oklahoma City, OK Daniel J. Provo and programs exploring the artistic and symposium, website, and other $270,812 A permanent exhibition, cultural achievements of the Il-Khanids, educational and public programs educational materials, website, and who ruled parts of western Asia during interpreting the history and use of small traveling exhibition on the the 13th and 14th centuries. majolica pottery in Mexico and Spain. history and cultures of Oklahoma’s 39 recognized tribes. Los Angeles County Museum of Art National Museum of Wildlife Art Los Angeles, CA Lynn Zelevansky Jackson, WY Francine Carraro Pejepscot Historical Society $41,000 Planning for a traveling $10,000 Consultation with scholars Brunswick, ME Deborah A. Smith exhibition of American art from 1940 on how to improve the museum’s $10,000 Consultation with scholars through the 1970s, including a catalog, interpretation of its collection and how and museum professionals to develop symposium, and extensive public and to better contextualize the art within an interpretation of the Skolfield- educational programs. the West. Whittier House as a site of family memory. Mariners Museum Newark Museum Newport News, VA William B. Cogar Newark, NJ Ward Mintz Phoenix Art Museum $50,000* Implementation of a $40,529 Planning for a traveling Phoenix, AZ Janet Baker traveling exhibition, catalog and exhibition, catalog, and educational $10,000 Consultation with scholars publications, website, and virtual tour, and public programs to examine and interpretive specialists on themes as well as public programs on the slave representations of the European in that will inform an exhibition on trade and its impact on American African art, 1500–1900. cross-cultural differences in mortuary society today. art and objects. New Jersey Historical Society Mark Twain Memorial Newark, NJ Sally Yerkovich Plimoth Plantation, Inc. Hartford, CT Christopher Barnett $40,000 Planning for a traveling Plymouth, MA Stuart W. Bolton $9,646 Consultation to plan a new exhibition examining different $10,000 Consultation to conceptualize orientation exhibition and revised perceptions of the causes of the civil outdoor, gallery, and online exhibitions interpretive tours at Samuel Clemens’s disturbances in Newark, Washington, and programs interpreting the history home in Hartford, Connecticut. D.C., Los Angeles, and Detroit in the of cultural differences in using land and late 1960s. sea resources. Mary Ball Washington Museum and Library New Mexico Farm and Ranch Pratt Museum Lancaster, VA Doris G. Lackey Heritage Foundation Homer, AK Elizabeth A. Webb $10,000 Consultation to develop a Las Cruces, NM Cameron L. Saffell $76,720 Reinstallation of the Pratt comprehensive interpretive plan for $10,000 Consultation to bring Museum’s main exhibitions, a catalog, the presentation of the history of the humanities questions and ideas into and a traveling exhibition, all based Northern Neck of Virginia. sharper focus within the museum’s on an examination of the relationships treatment of the history of agriculture between people and place in the region. Maymont Foundation in the region. Richmond, VA Dale Wheary Public Museum of Grand Rapids $242,415 Implementation of a North Carolina Museum of History Grand Rapids, MI permanent exhibition, publications, Raleigh, NC Deanna Jill Kerrigan Christian G. Carron traveling panel exhibition, and $39,561 Planning for a permanent $10,000 Consultation with scholars associated public and educational exhibition, catalog, traveling panel and community advisers to shape programming interpreting domestic exhibition, and accompanying public a permanent exhibition examining work and workers in a Gilded Age and educational programs concerning ethnicity, race, and immigration in mansion. the civil rights movement in North Grand Rapids. Carolina. Minnesota Historical Society Rhode Island Historical Society St. Paul, MN Katherine A. Roberts Northern Forest Center, Inc. Providence, RI Linda Eppich $50,000* A permanent exhibition, Concord, NH Michael W. Wilson $10,000 Consultation with scholars including media presentations and $300,000 Implementation of a mobile and museum professionals to develop learning centers within the exhibition exhibition and accompanying public a permanent exhibition interpreting on the urban, industrial, commercial, programs interpreting the history and the history of Rhode Island since the and environmental history of the cultures of the Northern Forest in 17th century. Upper Midwest, to be mounted in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, a new museum. and New York.

*Federal Matching Funds

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Rokeby Museum Thomas Jefferson Memorial University of Texas Ferrisburgh, VT Jane Williamson Foundation, Inc. Jack S. Blanton Museum of Art $34,496 Planning for a permanent Charlottesville, VA Elizabeth V. Chew Austin, TX Anne Manning exhibition presenting new research on $30,000* Printing of two brochures $10,000 Consultation by the Blanton the Underground Railroad in Vermont illuminating the main themes and museum staff with colleagues at various and northern New England. ideas of Jefferson’s Indian Hall exhibit U.S. museums to explore interpretive for adult and school-aged visitors to plans for a new facility scheduled to Save Ellis Island Monticello. open in 2005. Gladstone, NJ Judith R. McAlpin $10,000 Consultation with scholars University of California, Walters Art Museum and museum experts to define Museum of Cultural History Baltimore, MD Gary Vikan interpretive themes for a new center Los Angeles, CA Marla C. Berns $228,630 Implementation of a documenting America’s immigrant $250,702 A traveling exhibition, traveling exhibition, catalog, audio experience. catalog, dedicated website, educational tour, kiosk, and educational and materials, and programming on the art public programs interpreting a rare Scurry County Museum and cultural context of rice cultivation 13th-century illuminated Bible. Snyder, TX Charlene Akers in Asia. $40,990 Planning for a permanent Western Reserve Historical Society exhibition, five traveling panel University of California Cleveland, OH Kelly R. Falcone exhibitions, and related educational Santa Barbara, CA Kurt Helfrich $40,602 Planning and evaluation and public programs interpreting the $40,956 Planning for an international by scholars of interpretive dramatic history of the southern High Plains. traveling exhibition and accompanying scripts and living-history performances programs examining the artistic careers designed to teach public audiences Seabrook Village Foundation, Inc. and impact of architect Antonin about the industrial history of Midway, GA Meredith R. Devendorf Raymond and interior designer Cleveland, Ohio. $10,000 Consultation to develop an Noemi Raymond. improved living-history interpretation Yale University of the story of African Americans on the University of Florida New Haven, CT Richard L. Burger “Rice Coast” of Georgia between 1865 Gainesville, FL Rebecca M. Nagy $50,000* Implementation of a and 1930. $10,000 Consultation to develop traveling exhibition, public programs, an interpretive plan for a traveling and a publication on new scholarly South Dakota State exhibition, with accompanying interpretations of the history of Machu Historical Society public and educational programs, on Picchu and its place within Inca society. Pierre, SD David B. Hartley traditional and modern Ethiopian art. $40,893 Planning for the final phase of Yale University a long-term exhibition interpreting the University of Pennsylvania New Haven, CT Jock Reynolds history and cultures of South Dakota, Philadelphia, PA Harold Dibble $150,000* Implementation of a accompanied by an audio tour, online $40,238 Planning for a traveling major traveling exhibition, publication, exhibition, traveling exhibitions, and exhibition and catalog on the website, and educational programs educational programs. fabrication and uses of prehistoric on the 18th-century silversmith stone tools and the lessons they offer Myer Myers, examining broad themes Southeastern Colorado about the cultures of their makers. in cultural, religious, family, and craft Heritage Center history. Pueblo, CO Ann Thompson University of Rochester $5,500 Consultation with scholars on Rochester, NY Nancy Norwood how to interpret the region’s cultural $10,000 Consultation and staff history in the center’s new displays. travel to related installations in order to develop a reinterpretation of the South Street Seaport Museum museum’s ancient and Asian galleries. New York, NY Steven H. Jaffe $30,000** An exhibition of photographs and oral histories that introduces visitors to the port workers who assisted in the evacuation of tens of thousands from lower Manhattan and who continued to aid the rescue efforts in ensuing days and weeks.

*Federal Matching Funds

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MODEL HUMANITIES PROJECTS Grants support the planning of public humanities programs intended to be replicated on a larger scale.

Nevada State Library and Archives Carson City, NV Susan Graf $10,000 Young Chautauquan Outreach, Rural Nevada

SPECIAL PROJECTS Grants support a combination of programming formats, such as reading and discussion series, lectures, or websites for a regional or national audience.

City Lore: NY Center for National Council for the Shelley and Donald Rubin Urban Folk Culture Traditional Arts Cultural Trust New York, NY Steven Zeitlin Silver Spring, MD Joseph T. Wilson New York, NY Lisa A. Schubert $30,000* To support an exhibition $10,000 Consultation with experts on $40,376 The development of of spontaneous street shrines that the heritage of roots music to develop an interactive website featuring appeared following September 11, 2001. an interpretive plan for exhibits and Himalayan art and culture. programming for the new Blue Ridge Gallaudet University Music Center. Virginia Foundation for the Washington, DC Lois Bragg Humanities $9,760 Consultation with humanities OASIS Institute Charlottesville, VA Andrew Wyndham scholars and a technical expert to plan St. Louis, MO Marcia M. Kerz $200,000 A major conference of a series of DVDs that would explore $250,000 An eleven-week reading and scholars, writers, politicians, artists, language arts and literary works discussion series at centers nationwide and commentators exploring how indigenous to deaf culture. for older adults, an anthology of essays, notions of Irish identity have emerged a website, and related activities that and are being transformed in Ireland, Maine Humanities Council examine the context and impact of the the United States, and other countries Portland, ME Erik Jorgensen Lewis and Clark expedition. affected by the Irish diaspora. $250,000 Implementation of pilot reading and discussion programs in Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Wright State University Maine, Utah, and Georgia to examine Association Main Campus the relationship between civil society Deerfield, MA Timothy C. Neumann Dayton, OH Marjorie L. McLellan and the American tradition of giving. $290,000 A website about the Deerfield $40,471 Planning for an interactive Massacre of 1704 from the perspectives web-based exhibition and related public National Canal Museum of the Native American, French, and programming exploring experiences Easton, PA Thomas A. Smith British participants, placing this event of change and progress during the $40,537 Planning of a multimedia in transatlantic political, economic, and Progressive Era in Ohio’s Miami Valley. presentation to teach multigenerational religious contexts. audiences about the history, culture, and legacy of America’s canals from 1786 to 1843.

THE JEFFERSON LECTURE Sara Lee Corporation is the principal underwriter of the Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities from 1999 through 2003.

Henry Louis Gates Jr. Cambridge, MA $10,000 2002 Jefferson Lecture: “Mister Jefferson and The Trials of Phillis Wheatley.”

*Federal Matching Funds

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SMALL GRANTS TO LIBRARIES Greensburg Hempfield Area Library Greensburg, PA Nadine Buchheit Grants to go libraries for versions of nationally traveling exhibitions with complementary programming. Hampton County Library Hampton, NC LaClaire W. Laffitte

Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library “BARD OF THE PEOPLE: THE LIFE AND TIMES Hewlett, NY Nadine Connors OF JOHN STEINBECK” Iberia Parish Library All awards were in the amount of $500. New Iberia, LA Susan H. Edmunds

James V. Brown Library Ada Community Library Dallas Library-Lancaster Kiest Williamsport, PA Patricia A. Haas Boise, ID Susana B. Ossandon Branch Dallas, TX Marcia Trent Jerome Public Library Allen County Public Library Jerome, ID Dara Lynn Crozier Fort Wayne, IN Bessie Makris Decorah Public Library Decorah, IA Lorraine L. Borowski Keene Public Library Anson Public Library, Inc. Keene, NH Gail Zachariah Anson, TX Doris A. Spraberry Delphi Public Library Delphi, IN Sarah J. Daly-Brosman Kenton County Public Library Aurora Public Libraries Covington, KY Gary R. Pilkington Aurora, IL G. Kevin Davis Depot Public Library Throckmorton, TX Geneva Rogers Kirkwood Public Library Beatrice Public Library Kirkwood, MO Wicky Sleight Beatrice, NE Laureen F. Riedesel DeSoto Parish Library Mansfield, LA Carol W. Dill Lake Agassiz Regional Library Beech Grove Public Library Moorhead, MN Kay Beckermann Beech Grove, IN Michele E. Patterson Duluth Public Library Duluth, MN Karen W. Richgruber Lake Villa Public Library District Brigham City Public Library Lake Villa, IL Paul Kaplan Brigham City, UT Sue Hill El Paso Public Library El Paso, TX Kristin Sanchez Lancaster Veterans Memorial Library Buffalo and Erie County Lancaster, TX Cami L. Loucks Public Library Elyria Public Library Buffalo, NY Marguerite Cheman Elyria, OH Susan R. Schillig Leeds Jane Culbreth Library Leeds, AL Katherine D. Cole Cabell County Public Library Enoch Pratt Free Library Huntington, WV Mary Lou Pratt Baltimore, MD Judith C. Cooper Lincoln Correctional Center Lincoln, NE Sandra J. Elton Calcasieu Parish Public Library Fayette Community Library Lake Charles, LA Ursula M. Jones Fayette, IA Linda K. Adams Lincoln County Public Library Libby, MT Alvin G. Randall Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Fletcher Free Library Pittsburgh, PA Susan Lanna Burlington, VT Barbara A. Shatara Loudoun County Public Library Leesburg, VA Linda Holtslander Caroline County Public Library Florida Center for the Book Denton, MD Florence de Nagy Fort Lauderdale, FL Jean Trebbi Macon County Public Library Franklin, NC Dottie Brunette Chappaqua Public Library Fort Myers Beach Library District Chappaqua, NY Martha Alcott Fort Myers, FL Leroy Hommerding Mead Public Library Sheboygan, WI Sandy A. Loth Charles County Public Library Friends of the El Segundo Public Library La Plata, MD Nancy M. Campbell Memphis/Shelby County El Segundo, CA Dina C. Cramer Public Library Charlotte-Glades Library System Memphis, TN Heather Lawson Port Charlotte, FL Nancy Zigo Friends of the Longmont Library Longmont, CO Edward A. Brewer Merrick Library Chester Public Library Merrick, NY Sondra Green Chester, NH Judith A. Balk Friends of the Stanton Branch Library Milwaukee Public Library Stanton, CA Thomas S. Fitch Copper Queen Library Milwaukee, WI Kathleen M. Huston Bisbee, AZ Judith A. Stafford Galesburg Public Library Moore Free Library Galesburg, IL Robert C. Conklin Cragin Memorial Library Newfane, VT Meris E. Morrison Colchester, CT Siobhan M. Grogan Glenbard South High School Moorestown Library Glen Ellyn, IL Noreen R. Malone Moorestown, NJ Deborah E. Dennis

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Morrill Memorial Library Pekin Public Library Stanley Tubbs Memorial Library Norwood, MA Margot T. Sullivan Pekin, IL Laurie D. Hartshorn Sallisaw, OK Bethia J. Owens

Morrisville Public Library Plano Public Library System Syosset Public Library Morrisville, NY Traci V. Schuster Plano, TX April K. Hill Syosset, NY Merryl Traub

Multnomah County Library Princeton Public Library Tulsa City-County Library System Portland, OR Marsha A. Weber Princeton, WI Vicki L. Duhr Tulsa, OK Marilyn J. Prosser

Neuse Regional Library Randolph County Public Library Tuscaloosa Public Library Kinston, NC F. Karl Grant Asheboro, NC Amy English Tuscaloosa, AL Judy L. Howington

Newport Beach Public Library Richmond Public Library Upland Public Library Newport Beach, CA LaDonna Kienitz Richmond, VA Patricia W. McKay Upland, CA Penny Garris

Newton County Library Ridgefield Library W.T. Bland Public Library Jasper, AR Mary Lou Taylor Ridgefield, CT Kristine M. Grossman Mount Dora, FL Stephanie V. Haimes

Normal Public Library Sachem Public Library Waukee Public Library Normal, IL Mari J. McKeeth Holbrook, NY Frances P. Altemose Waukee, IA Devon M. Murphy-Petersen North Kansas City Public Library Salina Public Library North Kansas Cty, MO Salina, KS Lori L. Berezovsky Weld Library District Susan O. Engelmann Greeley, CO Patricia G. Libera Saluda County Library Obion County Public Library Saluda, SC Jill K. Rourke West Des Moines Public Library Union City, TN Mary E. Campbell West Des Moines, IA Santa Monica Public Library Ray L. Vignovich Ocean County Library-Brick Branch Santa Monica, CA Rebecca Ryan Brick, NJ Eleanor M. Clarke Westbury Memorial Public Library Smyrna Public Library Westbury, NY Joan M. Boes Oklahoma State University Smyrna, TN J. Kevin Reynolds Stillwater, OK William K. Sanford Town Library Jennifer F. Paustenbaugh Sno-Isle Regional Library Loudonville, NY Joseph T. Nash Monroe Branch Oradell Public Library Monroe, WA Betsy Lewis Windham Public Library Oradell, NJ Lori A. Barnes Windham, ME Inese G. Gruber Southwest State University Pasco County Library System Marshall, MN John M. Bowden Ypsilanti District Library Hudson, FL Amy S. Cobb Ypsilanti, MI Lori E. Kunkel-Coryell Spokane Public Library Paul Quinn College Spokane, WA Patricia L. Partovi Dallas, TX Clarice P. Medley-Weeks

“FRANKENSTEIN: PENETRATING THE SECRETS OF NATURE” Cuyahoga Co. Public Library Parma Regional All awards were in the amount of $1,000. Parma, OH Susan M. Blaskevica

Duluth Public Library Allen County Public Library Cedar Rapids Public Library Duluth, MN Wendy L. Wennberg Fort Wayne, IN Cheryl Ferverda Cedar Rapids, IA Diana R. Baculis East Baton Rouge Parish Library Baylor University Central Arkansas Library System Baton Rouge, LA Mary H. Stein Waco, TX Kathy R. Hillman Little Rock, AR Maribeth S. Murray Gaston County Public Library Brookings Public Library Clinton Macomb Public Library Gaston, NC Carol K. Reinhardt Brookings, SD Rae Brecht Clinton Township, MI Jodee L. Roberson Houston Public Library Buffalo and Erie County Houston, TX Hellena O. Stokes Public Library College of William and Mary Buffalo, NY Marguerite Cheman Williamsburg, VA Hope H. Yelich Jersey City Free Public Library Jersey City, NJ Sonia Araujo

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Johnson City Public Library Missoula Public Library Torrance Public Library Johnson City, TN Mark A. Thomas Missoula, MT Vaun Stevens Torrance, CA Shawna S. Thorup

Kansas State University Moraine Valley Community College University of Alabama, Birmingham Manhattan, KS Roger C. Adams Palos Hills, IL Troy A. Swanson Birmingham, AL Stefanie Rookis

Keene Public Library Multnomah County Library University of Arizona Keene, NH Gail Zachariah Portland, OR Julie F. Rodenberg Tucson, AZ Jeanette C. McCray

Lafayette Public Library Portland Public Library University of Central Florida, Lafayette, CO Susan R. Booker Portland, ME Michelle M. Zichella Orlando Orlando, FL Cheryl G. Mahan Laramie County Library System Prior Health Sciences Library Cheyenne, WY Troy D. Rumpf Columbus, OH Jan L. Alloy University of Washington Libraries Seattle, WA Jill M. McKinstry Loudoun County Public Library Saint Louis Public Library Leesburg, VA Linda Holtslander St. Louis, MO Kathleen J. Smith University of Wisconsin, Madison Madison, WI Yvonne Schofer MacMurray College Salt Lake City Public Library, Jacksonville, IL Mary Jo Thomas Chapman Branch Utah Valley State College Library Salt Lake City, UT Orem, UT Lori A. Stevens Mercer University, Macon Colleen M. McLaughlin Macon, GA Elizabeth D. Hammond Worcester Public Library SUNY Research Foundation, Albany Worcester, MA Mora F. McAvey Milwaukee Public Library Albany, NY Roberta R. Armstrong Milwaukee, WI Virginia C. Schwartz

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Through the Division of Research Programs, the National Endowment for the Humanities helps scholars cultivate and replenish our understanding of the history, languages, and cultures of human societies. Humanities research often involves work of the most exacting detail. In 2002, a team of editors at East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania received a Collaborative Research grant to recover documents lost in an 1800 fire at the offices of the Secretary of War. Since this recovery effort began in 1993, the project staff has searched more than three thousand collections in more than two hundred repositories and has located and processed more than forty thousand copies of these previously lost War Department documents. During the 1790s more than 70 percent of the federal budget was expended through the War Department, the federal agency responsible for Indian affairs, military and militia affairs, and veteran affairs. The staff is now completing an electronic edition of the documents. The Collaborative Research program supports many complex, long-term scholarly projects, which have produced authoritative editions of many of the most important political, philosophical, and literary ideas and works in the American intellectual tradition, as well as important documentary materials bearing on the American experience. These projects have generated a body of knowledge that will, over the next few years, inform the Endowment’s We the People initiative. Examples include the Benjamin Franklin Papers, the Writings of Charles S. Peirce, the Freedmen and Southern Society Edition, and the Dwight D. Eisenhower Papers. Support from the Collaborative Research program is not limited to scholarly editions or to the United States. In 2002, Megan Biesele of Austin, Texas, received a grant to collect, transcribe, and translate texts in African click languages spoken by the hunter-gatherer San peoples in Namibia and Botswana. James Gair of New York’s Cornell University received support for a collaborative effort to translate, annotate, and prepare a commentary on Sidat Sanjara, a work considered by many The Papers of Benjamin Franklin tell the history of a young United States. in Sri Lanka to be the authoritative repository Yale University Press of medieval Sinhalese grammar. In 2002, the

46 University of California Press published Before Taliban: Genealogies of the Afghan Jihad by David B. Edwards of Williams College, Williamstown, Massachusetts. Edwards had been a fellow at the School of American Research in Santa Fe, New Mexico, which in 2002 received another NEH grant to support three fellowships each year for three years. The School of American Research is a center for advanced study in anthropology, Native American arts, and related humanities disciplines. It sponsors archaeological research, offers seminar programs, and publishes books on human culture and behavior. The Endowment supports residential fellowship programs at major U.S. research centers, here and abroad, as well as international research pursued under the auspices of U.S. organizations. These partnerships expand the access of U.S. scholars to important research collections and scholarly communities. In 2002 the Endowment supported 113 fellows at thirteen research institutions in the United States and thirteen internationally based institutions. The fellows came from thirty-one states and included one U.S. citizen residing in Australia. Fellows working overseas conducted research in twenty-six different countries. The Endowment directly funds individual scholars for up to a year of full-time study through three programs: Fellowships, Summer Stipends, and Faculty Research Awards for teachers at Historically Black Institutions, Hispanic-Serving Institutions, and Tribal Colleges. In 2002, Professor B. P. Taylor of the University of Vermont received a NEH Fellowship to study the transformation of the American ideal of citizenship and democratic institutions during the Progressive Era. Natalie S. Robertson, an assistant professor at Hampton University in Virginia, received a Faculty Research Award to support the final phase of a ten-year project. She is reconstructing the history of AfricaTown, a community near Mobile, Alabama, founded by thirty captives from the slave ship Clotilda who were smuggled into the United States in 1860 in violation of the Piracy Act of 1820. Robertson will track the trans-Atlantic voyage of the Clotilda and trace the West African origins of the captives. Her completed book will contribute to understanding U.S. political and cultural history as well as the historiography of the African diaspora. The “Elliot tracts” come from an earlier era of our history. They are a series of pamphlets published between 1647 and 1685 that detail encounters between Puritan missionaries and Native Americans. Their most recent reprinting was in 1834. With the assistance of a 2002 NEH Summer Stipend, Professor Christina Bross of Purdue University in Indiana will publish a modern edition of these texts. In 2002 Professor Robert J. Hard of the University of Texas at San Antonio was awarded an NEH Fellowship to prepare a book describing three-thousand-year-old agricultural terraces he excavated in Chihuahua, Mexico. These sites are fifteen hundred years older than any other known villages in the Southwest. The book will help scholars understand the formation of farming communities across the Southwest and the human transition from foraging to farming worldwide. During 2002, the Research division received grant products that included 144 newly published books on subjects ranging from The Making of the Magdalen: Preaching and Popular Devotion in the Later Middle Ages to America’s Public Holidays, 1865-1920. To date, NEH-supported research projects have won ten Pulitzer Prizes, including the 2001 Pulitzer Prize in History for Louis Menand’s The Metaphysical Club: A Story of Ideas in America.

James Herbert Director Division of Research Programs

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FELLOWSHIPS AND STIPENDS Lynn M. Brooks Lancaster, PA Grants go to individuals to support up to a year of $40,000 humanities research. Kristina Bross West Lafayette, IN Ryuichi Abe David S. Barnes $5,000 New York, NY Philadelphia, PA $5,000 $24,000 Leslie Brown St. Louis, MO Michael S. Agnew C. David Benson $40,000 New York, NY Storrs, CT $5,000 $40,000 Sanford Budick Jerusalem, Israel Peter J. Ahrensdorf James Berger $40,000 Cornelius, NC New Haven, CT $40,000 $40,000 Frederick H. Buell Warwick, NY Elizabeth S. Alexander Paul F. Berliner $40,000 Charlottesville, VA Evanston, IL $5,000 $40,000 Joshua B. Buhs Vacaville, CA David R. Ambaras Mark H. Bernstein $24,000 Raleigh, NC San Antonio, TX $40,000 $24,000 Thomas E. Burman Knoxville, TN Rob Amberg Joseph L. Black $40,000 Marshall, NC Knoxville, TN $40,000 $5,000 Eduardo Lujan Cadava Princeton, NJ Jonathan D. Amith Rafe Blaufarb $40,000 Dallas, OR Auburn, AL $40,000 $5,000 Susan M. Canning New York, NY Mark M. Anderson Mary Jennifer Bloxam $40,000 New York, NY Williamstown, MA $40,000 $40,000 David Caron Ann Arbor, MI Irina Andreescu-Treadgold Susan D. Blum $40,000 St. Louis, MO Notre Dame, IN $40,000 $40,000 Steven A. Carr Fort Wayne, IN Frederick F. Anscombe Mary T. Boatwright $5,000 New Haven, CT Durham, NC $40,000 $5,000 Lou Charnon-Deutsch Stony Brook, NY Peter Arnade Mark P. Bradley $24,000 San Diego, CA Fox Point, WI $40,000 $40,000 Xiaomei Chen Columbus, OH Laura K. Arnold Joan R. Branham $5,000 Portland, OR Providence, RI $24,000 $40,000 Timothy Chin Redondo Beach, CA Greta Austin Kenneth E. Brashier $24,000 New York, NY Portland, OR $40,000 $24,000 John M. Cinnamon Hamilton, OH Barbara A. Baker Daniel Breazeale $5,000 Jacksons’ Gap, AL Lexington, KY $24,000 $40,000 Katerina Clark Hamden, CT William Baker Daniel Brewer $40,000 De Kalb, IL Minneapolis, MN $40,000 $5,000 Walter A. Clark Lawrence, KS Sandy Bardsley David O. Brink $5,000 Emory, VA La Jolla, CA $5,000 $40,000

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Catherine Clinton Robert D. Denham Julie A. Fairman Riverside, CT Salem, VA Philadelphia, PA $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Amanda J. Cobb Todd A. DePastino Tamara L. Falicov Albuquerque, NM Pittsburgh, PA Lawrence, KS $24,000 $40,000 $5,000

James C. Cobb Donna Dial Betty G. Farrell Athens, GA Miami, FL Chicago, IL $40,000 $5,000 $40,000

Paul M. Cobb Michael R. Dodds Martha Feldman South Bend, IN Quinlan, TX Chicago, IL $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Rachel Cohon Brigid Doherty Megan M. Ferry Schenectady, NY Baltimore, MD Schenectady, NY $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

James J. Connolly Michael Dolzani Kirsten Fischer Muncie, IN Parma Heights, OH Minneapolis, MN $5,000 $5,000 $5,000

David Cowart Melvin Donalson Lucy R. Fischer Columbia, SC Sierra Madre, CA Pittsburgh, PA $40,000 $24,000 $24,000

Clifton C. Crais Stephanie K. Dyer Vivian Folkenflik Granville, OH Davis, CA Laguna Beach, CA $5,000 $5,000 $5,000

Edwin D. Craun William Eamon Carlos A. Forment Lexington, VA Las Cruces, NM Miami, FL $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Elizabeth B. Crist Theresa Marie Earenfight Dana L. Frank Austin, TX Seattle, WA Santa Cruz, CA $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

Clare Haru Crowston Dexter Edge Georgia Frank Urbana, IL Watertown, MA Hamilton, NY $40,000 $5,000 $24,000

William T. Dargan Paul N. Edison Daniel E. Freeman Durham, NC El Paso, TX Minneapolis, MN $24,000 $24,000 $5,000

Donald R. Davis Stephen G. Engelmann Katherine L. French Ann Arbor, MI New Brunswick, NJ New Paltz, NY $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Richard Davis Neil A. Englehart Donald H. Frischmann Columbus, OH London, England Fort Worth, TX $40,000 $24,000 $40,000

Alejandro de la Fuente Lee Erickson Rachel G. Fuchs Pittsburgh, PA Huntington, WA Tempe, AZ $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Richard De Puma David M. Estlund Kirsten Anne Fudeman Iowa City, IA Providence, RI Etna, NY $40,000 $5,000 $24,000

Michel DeGraff Theodore J. Everett Takashi Fujitani Cambridge, MA Geneseo, NY La Jolla, CA $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

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Mia Fuller Richard Hamilton Frederick C. V. Jones Berkeley, CA Bryn Mawr, PA Raleigh, NC $5,000 $24,000 $24,000

Constance M. Furey Marta E. Hanson Susan Mary Kalter Bloomington, IN San Diego, CA Normal, IL $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Christine Gallant Robert J. Hard Kevin C. Karnes Atlanta, GA San Antonio, TX Moscow, ID $24,000 $40,000 $5,000

Gerard S. Gasarian Debra Hawhee Matthew B. Karush Arlington, MA Champaign, IL Arlington, VA $40,000 $24,000 $5,000

David S. George Elizabeth Heineman Sharryn Kasmir Evanston, IL Iowa City, IA Brooklyn, NY $5,000 $40,000 $40,000

Gretchen H. Gerzina MaryJill Hellman Joshua T. Katz Clifton Park, NY Northampton, MA Princeton, NJ $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

John M. Giggie Alejandro Herrero-Olaizola Harvey J. Kaye San Antonio, TX Ann Arbor, MI Green Bay, WI $24,000 $40,000 $40,000

Pamela K. Gilbert Eleanor M. Hight Dennis P. Kehoe Gainesville, FL Newton, MA New Orleans, LA $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Howard F. Gillette, Jr. Molly Hite J. Gerald Kennedy Camden, NJ Ithaca, NY Baton Rouge, LA $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

James E. Goehring Beatrix Hoffman Richard L. Keyser Fredericksburg, VA De Kalb, IL Omaha, NE $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Francisco J. Gonzalez Steven J. Holmes Wilson H. Kimnach Saratoga Springs, NY Roslindale, MA Woodbridge, CT $40,000 $40,000 $24,000

Bryna Goodman H. Mack Horton Nadieszda Kizenko Eugene, OR Berkeley, CA Albany, NY $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

Elizabeth Green Musselman Carl A. Huffman Elizabeth M. Klimasmith Georgetown, TX Greencastle, IN Somerville, MA $24,000 $40,000 $40,000

James N. Green Erik Inglis Juliet Koss Los Angeles, CA Oberlin, OH Los Angeles, CA $40,000 $24,000 $5,000

Anne Griffin Christoph Irmscher John Koster New York, NY Baltimore, MD Vermillion, SD $40,000 $5,000 $24,000

Sandra M. Gustafson Patrick T. Jackson S. Lillian Kremer Chicago, IL Washington, DC Manhattan, KS $40,000 $5,000 $40,000

John D. Haines Kay Ann Johnson Derek Krueger Rome, GA Amherst, MA Greensboro, NC $5,000 $40,000 $40,000

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Jennifer Lackey Susan L. Mann Michael J. Mikos Claremont, CA Davis, CA Milwaukee, WI $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Enrique R. Lamadrid Susan Matarese Farzaneh M. Milani Albuquerque, NM Louisville, KY Charlottesville, VA $24,000 $5,000 $40,000

Vickie Anne Langohr Joseph A. McCartin Brett C. Millier Worcester, MA Bethesda, MD Cornwall, VT $5,000 $40,000 $24,000

Carl S. Leafstedt Gary W. McDonogh Elizabeth Milroy San Antonio, TX Haverford, PA Bala Cynwyd, PA $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Kathy S. Leonard Carol McGuirk Lee Clark Mitchell Ames, IA Boca Raton, FL Princeton, NJ $24,000 $40,000 $40,000

Jarrett Leplin Kevin McLaughlin Michael Molasky Chapel Hill, NC Brookline, MA St. Paul, MN $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Keith A. Lewinstein David L. McMahan Deirdre M. Moloney Northampton, MA Lancaster, PA Hollidaysburg, PA $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

Laura A. Lewis Sarah McNamer Padmini Mongia Harrisonburg, VA Washington, DC Lancaster, PA $5,000 $40,000 $40,000

Ruth Leys Lionel K. McPherson Juan Mora-Torres Baltimore, MD Somerville, MA Chicago, IL $40,000 $5,000 $24,000

Deborah A. Logan Richard A. Meckel Ian Morris Bowling Green, KY Providence, RI Boulder Creek, CA $5,000 $40,000 $40,000

Matthew G. Looper Edna Greene Medford Ann Moseley Chico, CA Washington, DC Commerce, TX $5,000 $24,000 $24,000

Ignacio López-Calvo Jordana Mendelson Andrea Most South Pasadena, CA Urbana, IL Toronto, Canada $24,000 $5,000 $5,000

Jerome M. Loving Adriana Mendez Rodenas M. Michele Mulchahey College Station, TX Iowa City, IA Hamilton, OH $5,000 $40,000 $40,000

Xing Lu Stephen Menn Lydia D. Murdoch Wilmette, IL Montreal, Canada Poughkeepsie, NY $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Dennis R. MacDonald Mitchell B. Merback B. Keith Murphy Claremont, CA Bloomington, IN Perry, GA $5,000 $5,000 $24,000

Kevin J. Madigan Christia Mercer Isabelle H. Naginski Cambridge, MA New York, NY Concord, MA $40,000 $24,000 $40,000

Peter Mandler Lisa Merrill Catharine Nepmnoyashchy Cambridge, United Kingdom New York, NY New York, NY $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

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Cassandra L. Newby-Alexander Alexander R. Pruss Enrico Mario Santi Norfolk, VA Washington, DC Lexington, KY $24,000 $5,000 $40,000

Carol A. Newsom Kathy A. Psomiades Arlene W. Saxonhouse Atlanta, GA Notre Dame, IN Princeton, NJ $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Douglas Northrop Nancy Reagin J. Charles Schencking Bishop, GA Bloomfield, NJ Victoria, Australia $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Maria G. Nouzellies James C. Riley Stacey Schlau Durham, NC Bloomington, IN West Chester, PA $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Janis B. Nuckolls Jennifer L. Ritterhouse Brian B. Schmidt Tuscaloosa, AL Logan, UT Ann Arbor, MI $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Seow-Chin Ong Michael Robertson David F. Schmitz Louisville, KY Princeton, NJ Walla Walla, WA $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Annelise Orleck Natalie S. Robertson Abby Schrader Thetford Center, VT Hampton, VA Lancaster, PA $40,000 $24,000 $40,000

Philip L. Otterness Richard Roberts Andrew M. Shanken Asheville, NC Stanford, CA Oberlin, OH $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

John S. Ott Cynthia Robinson David Gary Shaw Portland, OR Albuquerque, NM Middletown, CT $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Ellen J. Pader Duane W. Roller W. Anthony Sheppard Northampton, MA Lima, OH Williamstown, MA $40,000 $24,000 $5,000

James B. Parsons Gonzalo Rubio Nancy Shoemaker Springfield, MO Columbus, OH Storrs, CT $24,000 $5,000 $40,000

Julyan G. Peard Robert D. Rupert Willa Z. Silverman San Francisco, CA Lubbock, TX University Park, PA $5,000 $5,000 $5,000

Kathy Peiss Walid A. Saleh Sherwin Simmons Philadelphia, PA Toronto, Canada Eugene, OR $40,000 $5,000 $40,000

Ana Peluffo Mari Lyn C. Salvador Marianna Shreve Simpson Davis, CA Albuquerque, NM Baltimore, MD $5,000 $24,000 $40,000

Lauren H. Petersen Jeffrey T. Sammons Jonathan S. Skolnik Hockessin, DE New York, NY Washington, DC $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Derek Peterson Karen Sanchez-Eppler Susan Slyomovics Ewing, NJ Amherst, MA Cambridge, MA $5,000 $24,000 $40,000

Gregory M. Pflugfelder Paula A. Sanders Daniel S. Smith New York, NY Houston, TX Chicago, IL $24,000 $40,000 $5,000

Moishe Postone Stephanie Sandler Erin Smith Chicago, IL Cambridge, MA Research Triangle Park, NC $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

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Nancy J. Smith-Hefner Jeanne Swack Michael J. Walsh Newton Center, MA Madison, WI Poughkeepsie, NY $40,000 $24,000 $5,000

Lisa Sousa James H. Sweet Philip M. Weinstein Los Angeles, CA Miami, FL Swarthmore, PA $40,000 $24,000 $40,000

Randy J. Sparks Bob Pepperman Taylor Jennifer A. Wenzel New Orleans, LA Burlington, VT Pawtucket, RI $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Walter M. Spink Ann B. Terry T. Stephen Whitman Ann Arbor, MI Danvers, MA Emmitsburg, MD $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Christine E. Spreizer Jeanne F. Theoharis Margaret Wiener Kew Gardens, NY Brooklyn, NY Chapel Hill, NC $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Marjorie J. Spruill Amie L. Thomasson Andrew Wiese Hattiesburg, MS Coral Gables, FL San Diego, CA $5,000 $5,000 $24,000

Gustavus T. Stadler Jeffrey Tobin Julie Ann Willett Haverford, PA Los Angeles, CA Lubbock, TX $5,000 $5,000 $5,000

Michelle A. Stephens Sarah W. Tracy Bronwyn T. Williams South Hadley, MA Oklahoma City, OK Louisville, KY $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Rebecca F. Stern Elizabeth G. Traube Daniel J. Wilson Muncie, IN Middletown, CT Allentown, PA $5,000 $5,000 $40,000

Jacqueline N. Stewart Dennis Trout Laura H. Wittman Chicago, IL Columbia, MO Santa Barbara, CA $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Mart A. Stewart John M. Tutino Diane Wolfthal Bellingham, WA Vienna, VA Tempe, AZ $40,000 $40,000 $40,000

Melissa K. Stockdale Sufia Uddin James C. Wright Norman, OK Burlington, VT Bryn Mawr, PA $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

Glenn D. Stone Deborah Valenze Yi-Li Wu St. Louis, MO New York, NY Albion, MI $24,000 $24,000 $40,000

Heather E. Streets Mark W. VanWienen Weili Ye Pullman, WA Sioux Falls, SD Bayside, NY $5,000 $40,000 $5,000

Elizabeth Strom Monika O. Wadman Linda T. Zagzebski Yardley, PA Syracuse, NY Norman, OK $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

Sandra Sufian Robert M. Wallace Andrew Zimmerman New York, NY Shorewood, WI Washington, DC $40,000 $40,000 $5,000

Jennifer Summit Sara Waller Lambert P. Zuidervaart Palo Alto, CA Carson, CA Toronto, Canada $40,000 $24,000 $24,000

Ida Susser Susan S. Waller Lisa Zunshine New York, NY Lexington, KY Lexington, KY $40,000 $5,000 $5,000

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COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH Catholic University of America Washington, DC Timothy B. Noone Grants support up to three years of research undertaken by $100,000 To support work on the a team of scholars and fellowship programs at independent first volume of a critical edition of Duns Scotus’s Reportatio Parisiensis research institutions. Examinata I-A, Distinctions 1-21.

College of Charleston Albright Institute of American Philological Association Charleston, SC David S. Shields Archaeological Research Philadelphia, PA Patrick Sinclair $24,000 An interdisciplinary Jerusalem, Israel Seymour Gitin $6,798* To support one fellowship at conference examining the material $195,000 The equivalent of the Thesaurus Institute in Munich, culture of the Chesapeake basin, the 1.5 full-year fellowships each year Germany, each year for three years. coastal plain of the Carolinas and for three years. Georgia, and the Caribbean to explore American Philological Association the idea of regional identity. American Academy in Rome Philadelphia, PA Patrick Sinclair New York, NY Lester K. Little $88,500 One fellowship for each of Colorado State University $30,000* Three fellowships in the three years. Fort Collins, CO Mary Van Buren humanities each year for three years. $60,000 To support a multidisciplinary American Research Center in Egypt study of metallurgical techniques and American Center Atlanta, GA Robert Springborg economic aspects of both Inca and of Oriental Research $225,000 The equivalent of 1.75 Spanish silver production in Porco Amman, Jordan Pierre M. Bikai full-year fellowships each year for (present-day Bolivia). $64,170 The equivalent of half a three years. fellowship each year for three years. Columbia University American School of Classical Studies New York, NY Ehsan O. Yarshater American Council Princeton, NJ $50,000 The translation and of Learned Societies Catherine deG. Vanderpool annotation of an 11th-century Persian New York, NY Donna M. Heiland $220,000 The equivalent of 1.75 chronicle, an important source for the $52,500* To support the equivalent of full-year fellowships each year for history of what is now Eastern Iran, ten one-year fellowships and one short- three years. Afghanistan, and modern Pakistan. term fellowship in the humanities over a period of three years. American University Cornell University Washington, DC Charles E. Beveridge Ithaca, NY James W. Gair American Council $40,000 The production of three of Learned Societies $40,000 The translation and volumes of the edited writings and annotation of a medieval Sinhalese New York, NY Donna M. Heiland architectural plans of Frederick Law grammar, the Sidatsangara, or $75,000* To support twenty-five Olmsted. Compilation of Principles, composed fellowships in the humanities each in the 13th-century in present-day year for three years through the joint Boston College Sri Lanka. international postdoctoral fellowship Chestnut Hill, MA program of the American Council of Roberta T. Manning CUNY Research Foundation, Learned Societies and the Social Science $18,000* The continuing preparation Graduate School and Research Council. of a five-volume documentary history of University Center the collectivization of Soviet agriculture New York, NY Adrienne F. Block American Council and the development of Stalinist terror, $98,684 To support a two-volume of Learned Societies 1927–1939. study of musical life in New York New York, NY Duncan M. Porter City from 1863 to 1875, including a $10,000 To support work on Boston College comprehensive database of musical two volumes of an edition of the Chestnut Hill, MA events and source materials as well as correspondence of Charles Darwin. Roberta T. Manning interpretive genre-based essays. $120,000 The preparation for the American Councils publication of documents on the East Stroudsburg University for International Education Stalin terror. of Pennsylvania Washington, DC Dan E. Davidson Stroudsburg, PA Theodore J. Crackel $149,565 The equivalent of 1.75 full- Bucknell University $15,000* To support the restoration of year fellowships each year for two years. Lewisburg, PA Katherine M. Faull the War Department Records (1784– $55,000 The preparation of an edition 1800) which were destroyed by fire. American Musicological Society and translation of the Instructions Philadelphia, PA Richard Crawford to Choir Helpers, late 18th-century East Stroudsburg University $85,000 To support seven volumes German documents of Pennsylvania’s of Pennsylvania of a scholarly edition of American Moravian Church. Stroudsburg, PA Theodore J. Crackel music from the early years of the $80,000 To support an electronic republic to the present. edition of the War Department Records (1784–1800).

*Federal Matching Funds

54 DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS

George Washington University Massachusetts Historical Society Organization of Washington, DC Boston, MA Conrad E. Wright American Historians Charlene N. Bickford $13,000* The continuing preparation Bloomington, IN Lee W. Formwalt $288* The continuing preparation of an edition of the papers of John $20,000 The creation and of a documentary history of the Adams (1735–1826), Abigail Adams dissemination of scholarly articles First Federal Congress. (1744–1818), John Quincy Adams that use differing means of presenting (1767–1848), Charles Francis Adams and analyzing historical evidence via George Washington University (1807–1886), and their families. electronic technology. Washington, DC Charlene N. Bickford Medici Archive Project Pace University $100,000 To support work on the last Firenze, Italy Edward L. Goldberg College of White Plains five volumes of a documentary history $68,200 One fellowship to be held for White Plains, NY Jean F. Yellin of the First Federal Congress. three years. $80,000 To support work on an edition of the papers of Harriet Jacobs, George Washington University National Humanities Center 19th-century American slave, author, Washington, DC Allida Black Research Triangle Park, NC abolitionist, and reform activist. $80,000 To support the first volume W. Robert Connor of an edition of the papers of Eleanor $90,000* To support fellowships in Pennsylvania State University, Roosevelt. the humanities. Main Campus University Park, PA Wilbur Zelinsky Indiana/Purdue University National Humanities Center $80,000 The creation of a data set on Indianapolis, IN Herman J. Saatkamp Research Triangle Park, NC approximately 4,700 houses of worship $20,000 To support work on two W. Robert Connor in the greater Chicago area, and the volumes of letters and on the Life of $100,000* To support the equivalent of writing of a booklength monograph. Reason, volumes in an edition of the 21 fellowships in the humanities over a works of George Santayana. period of three years. Princeton University Princeton, NJ Barbara B. Oberg Institute for Advanced Study New York Public Library $93,473* The continuing preparation Princeton, NJ Phillip A. Griffiths New York, NY Howard O. Dodson of an edition of the papers of Thomas $37,000* Three fellowships in the $60,000* To support two fellowships in Jefferson. humanities each year for three years. the humanities each year for two years. Rhode Island Historical Society Institute for Advanced Study New York Public Library Providence, RI Roger Parks Princeton, NJ Phillip A. Griffiths New York, NY Howard O. Dodson $43,008* To support work leading to $37,000* Three fellowships in the $25,000* To support the equivalent of publication of the last two volumes of humanities each year for two years. seven yearlong fellowships over a period the 13-volume edition of the papers of of three years. Nathanael Greene. Institute for Advanced Study Princeton, NJ Phillip A. Griffiths New York University Rice University $107,000 Three full-year humanities New York, NY Esther Katz Houston, TX Lynda L. Crist fellowships each year for two years. $75,000 To support work on $7,000* The continuing preparation three volumes of a four-volume print of an edition of the papers of Institute for Advanced Study edition of materials selected from the Jefferson Davis. Princeton, NJ Phillip A. Griffiths microfilm archive of the papers of $92,000 Three full-year fellowships Margaret Sanger. Rice University each year for two years. Houston, TX Lynda L. Crist Northern Illinois University $75,000 To support work on three International Research and De Kalb, IL Elizabeth H. Witherell volumes of an edition of the papers of Exchanges Board $100,000 To support work on Jefferson Davis. Washington, DC Joyce Warner an edition of the writings of $149,565 The equivalent of 1.75 full- Henry David Thoreau. Rutgers University time fellowships each year for two years. Piscataway, NJ Ann D. Gordon Northwestern University $80,000 To support work on two Jefferson Patterson Park Evanston, IL James Packer volumes of a selective six-volume and Museum $25,000* Excavation and analysis of edition of the papers of Elizabeth Cady St. Leonard, MD Julia A. King a portion of the Theater of Pompey Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. $80,000 To support a comparative (1st century B.C.), Rome’s prototypical analysis of English-, Indian-, and theater. School of American Research African-used material culture recovered Santa Fe, NM Richard M. Leventhal from 18 Chesapeake Bay sites occupied Omohundro Institute of Early $75,000* To support three fellowships between 1620 and 1750. American History and Culture in the humanities each year for Williamsburg, VA Charles F. Hobson three years. John Carter Brown Library $20,000* To support work on volume Providence, RI Norman Fiering 12 of the edition of the papers of John $255,000 Two full-year fellowships for Marshall (1755–1835), American each of three years. statesman and jurist.

*Federal Matching Funds

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School of American Research University of California University of Michigan Santa Fe, NM Richard M. Leventhal Davis, CA Samuel G. Armistead Ann Arbor, MI Sharon Herbert $195,000 Three fellowships each year $80,000 The preparation of an edition $24,000* The excavation and analysis for three years. of Judeo-Spanish traditional ballads. of materials from Tel Kedesh, in rural Upper Galilee, Israel, to assess the non- School of Expressive Culture University of California Greek contributions to culture in the College Station, TX Megan Biesele Los Angeles, CA Gail D. Lenhoff Hellenistic period (323–20 B.C.). $60,000 The collection, transcription, $80,000 The preparation of an edition and translation of texts in African and source study of the Book of University of Michigan click languages spoken by the hunter- Degrees of the Royal Genealogy. Ann Arbor, MI Ludwig Koenen gatherer San peoples in contemporary $10,000* The continuing preparation Namibia and Botswana. University of Chicago of an edition and translation of a Chicago, IL Philip Gossett 6th-century archive of carbonized Smith College $29,500* The continuing preparation papyrus rolls excavated at Northampton, MA of a critical edition of the works of Petra, Jordan. Ann Rosalind Jones Giuseppe Verdi. $75,000 To support a translation University of Nebraska and CD-ROM publication of Cesare University of Cincinnati Lincoln, NE Susan J. Rosowski Vecellio’s Degli Habiti Antichi et Cincinnati, OH Jack L. Davis $13,500* The continuing preparation Moderni, et Moderni de Diverse Parti $23,950* Archaeological fieldwork of an edition of Willa Cather’s works. del Mondo, a 16th-century text on the and subsequent data analysis to be costumes and dress in Europe, Turkey, conducted by an international team of University of North Carolina, China, India, and Africa. scholars at the ancient Greek colony of Chapel Hill, NC Donald C. Haggis Apollonia, in central Albania. $148,164 Research on the development Social Science Research Council of a nascent Cretan polis and of New York, NY Craig J. Calhoun University of Connecticut cultural exchange in the Greek $106,000 The equivalent of 1.5 full- Storrs, CT Thomas P. Riggio Aegean during the Early Iron Age year fellowships each year for two years. $85,000 To support work on a (circa 1200–600 B.C.). two-volume edition of new letters of Southern Illinois University Theodore Dreiser. University of North Carolina Carbondale, IL Larry A. Hickman Greensboro, NC $50,000* To support the continuing University of Detroit Mercy Loren L. Schweninger preparation of an electronic edition of Detroit, MI Roy E. Finkenbine $120,000 To support work on an the correspondence of John Dewey. $65,000 To support the publication of edition of petitions to 15 southern an electronic and letterpress edition of state legislatures and county courts Texas A&M Research Foundation black antislavery writings from 1760 concerning race, slavery, and free College Station, TX to 1829. blacks from the time of the American Chester S. L. Dunning Revolution to the Civil War. $35,000 To support a transcription and University of Iowa translation of the uncensored play Iowa City, IA Ed Folsom University of Notre Dame Boris Godunov. $12,500* A comprehensive online Notre Dame, IN Eugene C. Ulrich hypertext archive of Whitman’s $80,000* The continuing preparation Ulysses S. Grant Association Leaves of Grass. of an edition of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Carbondale, IL John Y. Simon $1,710* The continuing preparation University of Kentucky University of Puget Sound of an edition of the papers of Ulysses Research Foundation Tacoma, WA Peter H. Greenfield S. Grant. Lexington, KY Kevin Kiernan $69,889* The continuing work on a $80,000 The preparation of an multivolume edition of the Records of Ulysses S. Grant Association electronic edition of Alfred the Great’s Early English Drama. Carbondale, IL John Y. Simon Boethius’s Consolation of Philosophy. $120,000 To support work on the four University of Rochester remaining volumes of an edition of the University of Memphis Rochester, NY Russell A. Peck papers of Ulysses S. Grant. Memphis, TN Peter J. Brand $150,000 The preparation of multiple $22,500* The documentation and volumes of a series of editions of University of California analysis of the ancient carved scenes important Middle English texts. Berkeley, CA and inscriptions in the temple of the Charles Bailey Faulhaber god Amun at Karnak in Egypt. University of Southern Mississippi $25,000 To support work on the last Hattiesburg, MS Gary Stringer two volumes of a four-volume edition of $140,000 To support a critical edition Emma Goldman’s papers. of John Donne’s Verse Letters, and Songs and Sonets.

*Federal Matching Funds

56 DIVISION OF RESEARCH PROGRAMS

University of Tennessee University of Virginia University of Wisconsin Knoxville, TN Wayne Cutler Charlottesville, VA Hoyt N. Duggan Madison, WI John Kaminski $88,578 To support work on the $100,000 To support the preparation $91,000 To support work on three last four volumes of an edition of the of an electronic archive of the New York volumes of a documentary correspondence of James K. Polk. complete textual tradition of all the history of the ratification of the U.S. manuscripts and early printed versions Constitution and the Bill of Rights. University of the State of New York of the medieval English poem, Albany, NY Charles T. Gehring Piers Plowman. Yale University $50,000* The translation and New Haven, CT Ellen R. Cohn annotation of documents produced by University of Washington $50,000 To support work on three or bearing on the colonial governments Seattle, WA Richard G. Salomon volumes of an edition of the papers of of New Netherland and New York from $31,500* The transcription, Benjamin Franklin. 1654 to 1680. translation, and analysis of a group of 1st-century A.D. Buddhist Charles Manekin University of Utah manuscripts that promise to provide College Park, MD Salt Lake City, UT Bradley J. Parker new information on the formation $65,000 Translations, revision, and $60,000 Archaeological research of Buddhist canons and the spread of supplement to Moritz Steinschneider’s at the Mesopotamian Iron Age Buddhism from India into Central Asia Die Hebraeischen Ubersetzungen (circa 1000–600 B.C.) site of and China. des Mittelalters und die Juden Kenan Tepe, in southeastern Turkey. als Dometscher, a 19th-century University of Washington bibliographic study of medieval Jewish University of Virginia Seattle, WA Richard G. Salomon literature. Charlottesville, VA Benjamin C. Ray $120,000 The transcription, $20,000* The preparation of a translation, and analysis of a group Robert Polito transcription and archival project on of 1st- through 7th-century Buddhist New York, NY the Salem witchcraft papers. canons and the spread of Buddhism $25,000 A symposium on the from India into Central Asia and independent filmmaker Edgar G. Ulmer University of Virginia China. (1904–1972), one of the premier stylists Charlottesville, VA of 20th-century cinema in America. Philander D. Chase University of Wisconsin $250,000* To support work on the Madison, WI John Kaminski Albert Rabil multivolume edition of the papers of $38,900* The continuing preparation Chapel Hill, NC George Washington. of a documentary history of the $80,000 To support the translation ratification of the U.S. Constitution and of 14 volumes in the series University of Virginia adoption of the Bill of Rights. The Other Voice in Early Modern Charlottesville, VA John C. A. Stagg Europe. $60,000* The continuing preparation of an edition of the papers of James Madison.

*Federal Matching Funds

57 OFFICE OF CHALLENGE GRANTS

Understanding of the humanities requires a strong institutional base for teaching, research, preservation, and public programming. Through its Challenge Grants program, NEH provides assistance to institutions to enhance their humanities resources and activities over the long term. By encouraging nonfederal contributions and long-range planning, the program strengthens humanities institutions across the country. In 2002, grants totaling more than $10.4 million stimulated nonfederal donations of nearly $37 million. Both the NEH challenge funds and the nonfederal funds are used for a variety of purposes, including augmenting or establishing endowments that support humanities activities, renovating or constructing facilities, purchasing equipment and upgrading technology, and enhancing library holdings and preserving collections. The NEH Challenge Grants program supports institutions that serve humanities researchers and make scholarly resources available to the public. The Council of American Overseas Research Centers, which represents nineteen American centers in Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and the Middle East, received this year the first installment of its $350,000 challenge grant to help endow the American Overseas Digital Library. This library will provide an integrated, accessible catalog of the centers’ resources and databases of their journals, dissertations, cartographic and photographic materials, and foreign language resources. The NEH Challenge Grants program helps strengthen teaching and learning in the humanities across the nation. The Center for Georgia Studies, established in 1998 at Georgia College and State University, works with the state’s elementary and secondary school teachers and students. A 2002 NEH challenge grant of $500,000 (to be matched by $1.5 million in nonfederal funds) will provide an endowment enabling the center to host an annual public outreach program featuring scholars, writers, and artists; to administer a multidisciplinary course on Georgia’s culture and history; and to publish the Flannery O’Connor Review. Advancements in electronic technology play an ever more vital role in humanities planning. This fiscal year the University of Wisconsin-Extension received the second installment of its NEH challenge offer of $500,000, which, when matched with $2 million in nonfederal gifts, will provide $2.5 million to assist Wisconsin Public Television and its flagship station, WHA-TV, in its federally mandated shift to digital television. It also will establish an endowment for the design and production of The Wisconsin Collection in collaboration with the State Historical Society of Wisconsin. This year the Challenge Grants program offered strong support to major conservation training programs. For example, The University of Delaware received an NEH challenge grant to provide a financial base for graduate stipends, professional development opportunities for students and faculty, and state-of-the-art digital technologies. This program has trained a significant number of conservators currently in practice in North America and abroad. Grants awarded through Challenge Grants enhance the understanding of United States history, institutions, and culture. The Library Company of Philadelphia, which was founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1731 and today operates as an advanced research library for American studies, received

58 a challenge grant of $500,000 to be matched by $2 million The Library Company of Pennsylvania in nonfederal funds. The funds are for the renovation of is renovating a historic townhouse to be a Center for Advanced Study a late nineteenth-century townhouse that serves as a Center in Early American History and Culture. for Advanced Study in Early American History and Culture. Library and Surgeons Hall in Philadelphia Fort Ticonderoga received a challenge grant to support by William Birch, 1799; The Library Company of Philadelphia the endowment for two humanities positions, the director of interpretation and education and the curator of landscape. Another portion of the endowment will restore the Magasin du roi (King’s Storehouse) to become a year-round education center. Matching grants totaling $2,463,479 (including $578,734 in private gift funds) for implementation of regional humanities centers were awarded this year through the Office of Challenge Grants. Creating permanent sources of ongoing financial support has become a high priority for humanities organizations — large and small — concerned with ensuring continuity and growth in their programs. The NEH Challenge Grants program encourages humanities organizations to become active in fund- raising as a means of building permanent resources for the future.

Stephen M. Ross Director Office of Challenge Grants

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OFFICE OF CHALLENGE GRANTS Georgia College and State University Milledgeville, GA Craig S. Pascoe Grants secure long-term funding for humanities programming $100,000* Endowment for staff, and resources through building endowments at institutions. acquisitions, and programs at the Center for Georgia Studies.

Hartford Public Library Alabama State University Clear Lake Public Library Hartford, WI Louise Blalock $200,000* Endowment for acquisitions Montgomery, AL Janice R. Franklin Clear Lake, IA Jean M. Casey and programming; renovation of the $250,000* Endowment for programs, $75,000* Renovation and expansion central library. preservation of documents, and faculty of the library’s 1918 Carnegie building development workshops on the history to enhance facilities for humanities Idaho Humanities Council of civil rights and African American programming. culture. Boise, ID Richard K. Ardinger Columbia College Center for $75,000* Endowment for annual American Antiquarian Society Black Music Research summer institutes for school teachers in the humanities, and related educational Worcester, MA Nancy Burkett Chicago, IL Samuel A. Floyd programming and staffing. $150,000* Endowment for the $75,000* Endowment for a humanities acquisition of books, manuscripts, technology specialist and a library and Juilliard School pamphlets, and other items for the archives cataloger. society’s collections. New York, NY Peter M. Rojcewicz Council of American $400,000* Endowment for the American Association for Overseas Research Centers addition of two new faculty positions in State and Local History Washington, DC Mary Ellen Lane Juilliard’s liberal arts division. Nashville, TN Terry L. Davis $100,000* Document conservation and $96,000* Endowment for an fund-raising costs and an endowment Koahnic Broadcast Corporation additional humanities staff position providing salary for librarians engaged Anchorage, AK Jaclyn Sallee and new humanities programs. in the American Overseas Digital $168,800* Endowment for Native Library. American audio programming to be Amistad Research Center distributed nationally. New Orleans, LA Donald E. DeVore Crow Canyon Archaeological Center $6,346* Endowment for the position of Cortez, CO Ricky R. Lightfoot Lawrence University director of collections and for research $200,000* Endowment for a distance- Appleton, WI Kathleen M. Murray fellowships. learning program in archaeology. $100,000* Endowment for the university’s freshman studies program. Appalachian State University Dubuque County Historical Society Boone, NC Mary L. Reichel Dubuque, IA Jerry A. Enzler Library Company of Philadelphia $150,000* Endowment for visiting $100,000* Endowment for Philadelphia, PA John C. Van Horne scholars, an administrative position, new humanities positions at the $166,000* Renovation of a facility fellowships, library acquisitions, and Mississippi River Museum: curator for a Center for Advanced Study in museum programs in Appalachian of environmental history, education Early American History and Culture; Studies. director, lead interpreter, and collections endowment for maintenance, manager. a curator’s salary, acquisitions, Carleton College and fellowships. Northfield, MN Elizabeth McKinsey Encyclopaedia Iranica Foundation $200,000* Endowment for two faculty New York, NY Ehsan O. Yarshater Loras College positions in Asian languages, for a new $166,000* Endowment for the Dubuque, IA Cheryl Rose Jacobsen cross-cultural studies concentration, completion of the Encyclopaedia $143,000* Endowment for an and for equipment in a modern Iranica and future projects. interdisciplinary first-year seminar language center. called Modes of Inquiry and for Fort Ticonderoga interdisciplinary humanities study Children’s Museum of Ticonderoga, NY Nicholas Westbrook grants for curriculum development. Southeastern Connecticut $250,000* Endowment for two Niantic, CT Tony Mollica humanities positions, and restoration of Lower East Side Tenement Museum $50,000* Construction of major the Magasin du roi (King’s Storehouse) New York, NY Ruth J. Abram humanities space in the museum’s as a year-round education center. $100,000* Endowment for humanities new building and endowment to programming, the museum’s website, support humanities programs at Foundation for the Memphis/Shelby outside scholars, a collections the new location. County Public Library management program, and the Memphis, TN Gina G. Milburn American Immigration Heritage Chippewa Valley Museum $100,000* Endowment for Center. Eau Claire, WI Susan M. McLeod acquisitions, supplies, and the oral $100,000* Renovation of gallery history collection related to the library’s and technical support facilities, an Memphis Music Collection; equipment education center, environmental for the listening room. control, and collections storage; endowment for humanities programs.

*Federal Matching Funds

60 OFFICE OF CHALLENGE GRANTS

Loyola University, New Orleans New York University San Francisco Museum of New Orleans, LA David C. Estes New York, NY Margaret H. Ellis Modern Art $35,934* Endowment for a faculty $300,000* Endowment for program San Francisco, CA Peter S. Samis director, archivist, biennial symposium, development and student fellowships $333,000* Endowment for digital exhibitions, online journal, and in the conservation center, Institute of interpretive programs and exhibitions, acquisitions for the Center for the Fine Arts. partnerships with public schools, and Study of Catholics in the South. enhanced access to the museum’s Newport Historical Society collections database. Madison County-Canton Newport, RI Daniel Snydacker Public Library $125,000* Endowment for humanities Staten Island Botanical Garden, Inc. Canton, MS Sandra Sanders staff positions: director of education, Staten Island, NY Yangming Chu $25,000* Endowment for a part-time curator of historic sites, and library $37,500* Endowment for the curator humanities coordinator, acquisitions, director; and for humanities of the Chinese Scholar’s Garden and and humanities programming. programming. a part-time curatorial assistant; construction, acquisitions, and an Maine Humanities Council Northeast Historic Film orientation exhibition. Portland, ME Dorothy Schwartz Blue Hill Falls, ME David S. Weiss $65,000* Purchase and renovation $375,000* Construction of a new Strong Museum of a building for the Maine Center for conservation center for the secure Rochester, NY G. Rollie Adams the Book and the Maine Humanities storage of film and videotape $300,000* Renovation and expansion Council, and endowment for collections; endowment for of exhibit and collections storage space. humanities programming. humanities programming. SUNY Research Foundation, Marathon County Public Library Oberlin College College at Buffalo Wausau, WI Mary J. Bethke Oberlin, OH Clayton R. Koppes Buffalo, NY Frederick C. Tahk $25,000* Endowment for humanities $167,000* Endowment for postdoctoral $300,000* Endowment for graduate programming and for acquisitions in fellowships in the humanities. student fellowships and program both print and electronic formats. development for the college’s art Oglala Lakota College conservation program. Mattress Factory Kyle, SD Thomas Shortbull Pittsburgh, PA Michael Olijnyk $100,000* Endowment for two faculty Thomas Jefferson $100,000* Endowment for the position positions in Lakota studies and Lakota Memorial Foundation, Inc. of education director, for humanities language. Charlottesville, VA Fraser D. Neiman consultants, and for humanities $150,000* Endowment for staff, material on the museum’s website. Ohio State University, Main Campus education and public outreach, and Columbus, OH Diane W. Birckbichler technology for a web-accessible resource Museo de las Americas $195,797* Space reconfiguration for the study of early American slavery Denver, CO Stephen M. Johnson and endowment for fellows, research in the Chesapeake region. $150,000* Construction to integrate an associates, and K–12 workshops in a adjoining building with the museum’s technologically advanced world media Toledo Museum of Art existing facility, and purchase of and culture center. Toledo, OH Roger M. Berkowitz equipment, furniture, and computers. $150,000* Endowment for a full-time Philander Smith College conservator and for other ongoing Museum for African Art Little Rock, AR James E. Rush conservation needs. Long Island City, NY $334,000* Endowment for humanities Frank Herreman acquisitions, building and equipment University of Dayton $500,000* Construction of a new maintenance, and an archival librarian. Dayton, OH Paul J. Morman facility on New York’s Museum $100,000* Endowment for a Mile and endowment for staff and Pomona College humanities fellows program that will acquisitions. Claremont, CA Frank Gibney support integration of the humanities $400,000* Endowment for staff, with professional programs in business, Museum of the Cherokee Indian archives, and humanities programming education, and engineering. Cherokee, NC Barbara R. Duncan at the Pacific Basin Institute at $33,122* Endowment for staff Pomona College. University of Delaware salaries and programs in humanities Newark, DE Debra H. Norris education, bridge support for Public Library of Charlotte and $300,000* Endowment for graduate humanities programs, and Mecklenburg Center stipends, curricular enhancement, construction of an education wing. Charlotte, NC Robert E. Cannon and professional development in $200,000* Endowment for new the university’s master’s-level art Nebraska Humanities Council humanities programming. conservation program. Lincoln, NE Jane Renner Hood $75,000* Endowment for an initiative Richmond Public Library University of Kansas Center designed to help Nebraska towns Richmond, VA Robert D. Rieffel for Research, Inc and neighborhoods draw upon their $100,000* Renovation of the main Lawrence, KS Victor Bailey history and cultural heritage in future library building, acquisitions to $167,000* Endowment for public and planning. strengthen the library’s humanities educational outreach in humanities holdings, and endowment for future programming at the Hall Center at the humanities acquisitions. University of Kansas.

*Federal Matching Funds

61 OFFICE OF CHALLENGE GRANTS

University of Nebraska Foundation University of Texas Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial and Lincoln, NE Patricia C. Crews Austin, TX James N. Loehlin Education Foundation $100,000* Endowment for academic $50,000* Endowment for the residency Red Cloud, NE Betty J. Kort and public humanities programming costs associated with the Winedale $100,000* Endowment for the program and for research in the International Shakespeare-in-performance program director, a part-time archivist, building Quilt Study Center at the University at the University of Texas. maintenance, and programming at the of Nebraska. Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial and University of Texas Education Center. University of New Mexico San Antonio, TX Linda T. Woodson Albuquerque, NM $5,000* Endowment for a Woodrow Wilson National Mari Lyn C. Salvador distinguished professorship in a Fellowship Foundation $83,500* Renovation, website new cross-cultural doctoral program Princeton, NJ Robert Weisbuch development, and endowment for staff, in the humanities. $200,000* Endowment for the fellowships, and public programming Woodrow Wilson Dissertation Grants in the Alfonso Ortiz Center for University of Wisconsin-Extension in Women’s Studies, a humanities Intercultural Studies. Madison, WI James Steinbach initiative fund, a humanities specialist $150,000* Equipment acquisition position, and conferences. University of North Carolina and endowment for the Wisconsin Chapel Hill, NC Richard J. A. Talbert Collection, a collaboration between Yakima Valley Museum and $83,000* Endowment for staff Wisconsin Public Television and the Historical Association positions and other operational costs at State Historical Society of Wisconsin. Yakima, WA John A. Baule the Ancient World Mapping Center. $300,000* Renovation of the existing Vermont Historical Society facility, and endowment for exhibits, University of Pennsylvania Barre, VT Gainor B. Davis humanities programming, and Philadelphia, PA Michael T. Ryan $334,000* Renovation of the Spaulding curatorial positions in education. $166,000* Renovation of the School to create a History Center to Schoenberg Center for Electronic Text serve humanities education throughout and Images, and endowment for a staff the State of Vermont. position, public programming, and technology acquisitions. Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Washington, DC Sherri L. Weil University of Puerto Rico $150,000* Endowment for humanities Rio Piedras, PR James P. Conlan programming and positions of $50,000* Acquisition of the English director of humanities programs and Book I and II Microfilm series, an coordinator of humanities-related archive of every extant book printed in curriculum development. the British Isles from 1475 to 1700.

*Federal Matching Funds

62 OFFICE OF CHALLENGE GRANTS

REGIONAL CENTER IMPLEMENTATION GRANTS Grants support the implementation of educational centers devoted to the study and teaching of the culture of geographic regions in the United States.

Ohio University University of California Athens, OH Judith Yaross Lee Davis, CA Michelle Yeh $378,900* Implementation of a $378,900* Implementation of a regional humanities center in the regional humanities center in the Central region. Pacific region.

Southwest Texas State University University of Nebraska San Marcos, TX Mark B. Busby Lincoln, NE John R. Wunder $378,900* Implementation of a $378,900* Implementation of a regional humanities center in the regional humanities center in the Southwest region. Plains region.

Temple University University of Wisconsin Philadelphia, PA Morris J. Vogel Madison, WI Joseph C. Salmons $151,579* Implementation of a $378,900* Implementation of a regional humanities center in the regional humanities center in the Mid-Atlantic region. Upper Mississippi Valley region.

Tulane University New Orleans, LA Sylvia R. Frey $378,900* Implementation of a regional humanities center in the Deep South region.

*Federal Matching Funds

63 FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP

Federal/State Partnership is the collaborative effort of NEH and fifty-six state and territorial humanities councils. The goals of the state humanities councils reflect NEH’s mission to promote knowledge of human history, thought, and culture and to enhance the role of the humanities throughout the nation. The Partnership is a significant aspect of NEH’s efforts to make public humanities education and lifelong learning readily available at the local level, tailored to local interests and needs. Humanities councils operate in all fifty states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Amerika Samoa, and Guam. Federal/State Partnership makes annual operating-support grants to help councils fund locally developed programs and to design and conduct humanities initiatives. Part of the councils’ effectiveness is visible in their collective success in attracting nonfederal contributions, including more than $11 million from state legislatures in 2002. In 2002 councils supported thousands of programs that reached millions of Americans. Among these programs were 3,521 Chautauqua-type performances, 2,987 exhibitions, 14,274 media program events, 6,327 speakers bureau presentations, 10,411 literacy programs, 17,447 reading and discussion programs, 4,126 preservation and local history projects, and 2,359 teacher institutes and workshops. Council-funded exhibitions attracted more than seven million visitors and media projects attracted audiences of approximately 137 million. More than 119,000 people attended scholar-led seminars, conferences, and discussions, while eight million participated in local history projects. More than three decades of public programming have prepared the councils for the NEH initiative, We the People; some councils have already begun to hold teacher seminars and other programs directly related to the initiative. Councils are well versed in American democratic principles, civic history, and community leadership through their work establishing networks with cultural and educational institutions and through a history of using diverse media. The councils will support the initiative with their own resources and by encouraging participation in NEH’s program and grant offerings. Text-based civic education has, in fact, long been practiced by the councils. In Nebraska, Illinois, Rhode Island, and Utah, for example, the humanities councils serve as state coordinators for the Capitol Forum on America’s Future, a program that offers opportunities for high school social studies teachers and their students to devote a year of study to the role of the United States in world affairs. Councils

64 also sponsor humanities-based civic leadership programs, such as Leadership Anchorage in Alaska, the Indiana Humanities Council’s Habits of the Heart program, which offers training in volunteerism and philanthropy for children and youth, and the Georgia Humanities Council’s annual Leadership Forum. State humanities councils bring the humanities to the public on a large scale, embracing populations of entire towns, cities, or regions. The California Humanities Council leads a statewide reading program The councils are directly responsible for the revival on John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath. of Chautauqua, the nineteenth-century institution Henry Fonda as Tom Joad in THE GRAPES OF WRATH, 1940; that combines public entertainment and learning, © Sunset Boulevard/Corbis Sygma and what Theodore Roosevelt once called “the most American thing in America.” The encouragement of reading is a core function of the state humanities councils. State councils have been influential in founding and supporting book festivals around the country that attract large and devoted crowds. These festivals feature readers, authors, poets, storytellers, booksellers, and bookmakers. The largest scale reading program undertaken by a state humanities council is the statewide reading of John Steinbeck’s California migration story, The Grapes of Wrath. Thousands of Californians responded to the California Council’s invitation to read the Steinbeck novel and share stories of their California experiences. Almost two hundred libraries, as well as a host of other community organizations, held related events such as a teen essay contest in San Rafael and a twenty- four-hour readathon in Fresno.

Edythe Manza Director Federal/State Partnership

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Alabama Humanities Foundation Colorado Endowment Georgia Humanities Council 1100 Ireland Way, Suite 101 for the Humanities 50 Hurt Plaza SE, Suite 595 Birmingham, AL 35205-7001 1490 Lafayette Street, Atlanta, GA 30303-2915 (205) 558-3980 Suite 101 (404) 523-6220 Nancy Anderson, Chairman Denver, CO 80218 Rosemary DePaolo, Chairman Robert Stewart, Executive Director (303) 894-7951 Jamil Zainaldin, Executive Director $563,398 Rendall P. Ayers, Chairman $685,946 Margaret A. Coval, Executive Director Alaska Humanities Forum $540,972 Guam Humanities Council 421 West First Avenue 426 Chalan San Antonio Suite 300 Connecticut Humanities Council Center Pointe Bldg. Ste. 101 Anchorage, AK 99501 955 South Main Street Tamuning, GU 96911 (907) 272-5341 Suite E (671) 646-4461 Eric Wohlforth, Chairman Middletown, CT 06457 Richie K. Lim, Chairman Ira Perman, Executive Director (860) 685-2260 Jillette Leon Guerrero, $550,600 Philip Schonberger, Chairman Executive Director Bruce Fraser, Executive Director $267,866 Amerika Samoa Humanities Council $532,600 P.O. Box 5800 Hawai'i Council for the Humanities Pago Pago, AS 96799 Delaware Humanities Forum First Hawaiian Bank Building (684) 633-4870 100 West 10th Street 3599 Waialae Avenue, Room 23 Laloulu Tagoilelagi, Chairman Suite 1009 Honolulu, HI 96816 Niualama Taifane, Executive Director Wilmington, DE 19801 (808) 732-5402 $149,188 (302) 657-0650 Eileen Tamura, Chairman Michael F. Miller, Chairman Annette M. Lew, Executive Director Arizona Humanities Council Marilyn P. Whittington, $527,100 The Ellis-Shackelford House Executive Director 1242 North Central Avenue $454,506 Humanities Council Phoenix, AZ 85004-1887 of Washington, DC (602) 257-0335 Florida Humanities Council 925 U Street, NW Judy Register, Chairman 599 2nd Street S Washington, DC 20001 Dan Shilling, Executive Director St. Petersburg, FL 33701 (202) 387-8393 EXT.1 $570,700 (727) 553-3800 Janet Hampton, Chairman Kathleen Deagan, Chairman Joy Austin, Executive Director Arkansas Humanities Council Fran Cary, Executive Director $453,000 10800 Financial Centre Parkway $966,664 Suite 465 Humanities Iowa Little Rock, AR 72211-0000 Fundación Puertorriqueña 100 Oakdale Campus, Northlawn (501) 221-0091 de las Humanidades Iowa City, IA 52242-5000 David Stricklin, Chairman Box 9023920 (319) 335-4153 Robert E. Bailey, Executive Director 109 San Jose St., 3rd Floor Bob Schnucker, Chairman $513,100 Corner of Luna Street Christopher Rossi, Executive Director San Juan, PR 00902-3920 $522,858 California Council (787) 721-2087 for the Humanities Agustin Echevarria, Esq., Chairman Humanities Tennessee 312 Sutter Street, Suite 601 Juan M. Gonzalez Lamela, 1003 18th Avenue South San Francisco, CA 94108 Executive Director P.O. Box 24767 (415) 391-1474 $558,040 Nashville, TN 37212 William Deverell, Chairman (615) 320-7001 EXT.1 James Quay, Executive Director Michael Osborn, Chairman $1,645,258 Robert Cheatham, Executive Director $601,932

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Idaho Humanities Council Maine Humanities Council Missouri Humanities Council 217 West State Street 674 Brighton Avenue 543 Hanley Industrial Court Boise, ID 83702 Portland, ME 04102-1012 Suite 201 (208) 345-5346 (207) 773-5051 St. Louis, MO 63144-1905 Marc Johnson, Chairman Marli F. Weiner, Chairman (314) 781-9660 Richard Ardinger, Executive Director Dorothy Schwartz, Executive Director Betty K. Wilson, Chairman $467,500 $474,736 Michael Bouman, Executive Director $596,740 Illinois Humanities Council Maryland Humanities Council 203 N. Wabash Avenue 11350 McCormick Road Montana Committee for Suite 2020 Suite 503 the Humanities Chicago, IL 60601-2417 Hunt Valley, MD 21031-1002 311 Brantly Hall (312) 422-5580 (410) 771-0650 University of Montana J. Paul Hunter, Chairman Josephine Williams, Chairman Missoula, MT 59812-8214 Kristina Valaitis, Executive Director Margaret Burke, Executive Director (406) 243-6022 $860,030 $587,900 Corby Skinner, Chairman Mark Sherouse, Executive Director Indiana Humanities Council Massachusetts Foundation $461,082 1500 North Delaware Street for the Humanities Indianapolis, IN 46202 66 Bridge Street Nebraska Humanities Council (317) 638-1500 Northampton, MA 01060 Lincoln Center Building Robert S. Kaspar, Chairman (413) 584-8440 Suite 225 Scott T. Massey, Executive Director Ellen S. Dunlap, Chairman 215 Centennial Mall South $617,036 David A. Tebaldi, Executive Director Lincoln, NE 68508 $626,902 (402) 474-2131 Kansas Humanities Council Kit Dimon, Chairman 112 S.W. 6th Avenue, Suite 210 Michigan Humanities Council Jane Renner Hood, Executive Director Topeka, KS 66603 119 Pere Marquette Drive $485,860 (785) 357-0359 Suite 3B Morey Sullivan, Chairman Lansing, MI 48912-1270 Nevada Humanities Committee Marion Cott, Executive Director (517) 372-7770 1034 North Sierra Street $514,270 Frank Ettawageshik, Chairman Reno, NV 89507 Rick Knupfer, Executive Director (775) 784-6587 Kentucky Humanities Council $766,046 Heather J. Allen, M.D., Chairman 206 E. Maxwell Street Judith K. Winzeler, Executive Director Lexington, KY 40508 Minnesota Humanities Commission $474,422 (859) 257-5932 987 East Ivy Avenue Karen Carothers, Chairman St. Paul, MN 55106-2046 New Hampshire Humanities Council Virginia Smith, Executive Director (651) 774-0105 19 Pillsbury Street $551,840 Kareen Ecklund, Chairman P.O. Box 2228 Stanley E. Romanstein, Concord, NH 03302-2228 Louisiana Endowment for Executive Director (603) 224-4071 the Humanities $580,600 John Blackford, Chairman 938 Lafayette Street Alison Devine Nordstrom, Suite 300 Mississippi Humanities Council Executive Director New Orleans, LA 70113-1027 3825 Ridgewood Road, Rm. 311 $469,000 (504) 523-4352 Jackson, MS 39211 Philip C. Earhart, Chairman (601) 432-6752 Michael Sartisky, Executive Director Audrey Haw Sidney, Chairman $568,394 Barbara Carpenter, Executive Director $516,568

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New Jersey Council Northern Mariana Islands Rhode Island Committee for the Humanities Council for the Humanities for the Humanities 28 West State Street AAA-3394, Box 10001 385 Westminster Street 6th Floor Saipan, MP 96950 Suite 2 Trenton, NJ 08608 (670) 235-4785 Providence, RI 02903 (609) 695-4838 Lynnette F. Tenorio, Chairman (401) 273-2250 Michael J. Bzdak, Chairman Isaac Magofna, Executive Director Eugene Mihaly, Chairman Jane Rutkoff, Executive Director $259,332 M. Drake Patten, Executive Director $706,452 $466,102 Ohio Humanities Council New Mexico Endowment 471 E. Broad Street South Carolina Humanities Council for the Humanities Suite 1620 2711 Middleburg Drive, Ste. 308 209 Onate Hall Columbus, OH 43215 P.O. Box 5287 University of New Mexico (614) 461-7802 Columbia, SC 29204 Corner of Campus & Girard St. George R. Garrison, Chairman (803) 771-2477 Albuquerque, NM 87131 Gale E. Peterson, Executive Director Suzanne Ozment, Chairman (505) 277-3705 $822,650 Randy L. Akers, Executive Director Susan Skramstad, Chairman $546,218 Craig Newbill, Executive Director Oklahoma Humanities Council $481,700 Festival Plaza, Suite 270 South Dakota Humanities Council 428 West California Box 7050, University Station New York Council Oklahoma, OK 73102 Brookings, SD 57007 for the Humanities (405) 235-0280 (605) 688-6113 150 Broadway, Suite 1700 Robert Mayer, Chairman Richard L. Kline, Chairman New York, NY 10038 Anita May, Executive Director Donald Simmons, Executive Director (212) 233-1131 $530,440 $455,800 Owen D. Gutfreund, Chairman David Cronin, Executive Director Oregon Council for the Humanities Texas Council for the Humanities $1,110,100 812 SW Washington Street Banister Place A Suite 225 3809 South Second Street North Carolina Humanities Council Portland, OR 97205 Austin, TX 78704 200 South Elm Street (503) 241-0543 (512) 440-1991 EXT.1 Suite 403 Richard Louis Brown, Chairman Doris Bowman, Chairman Greensboro, NC 27401 Christopher Zinn, Executive Director Susan Howard, Executive Director (336) 334-5325 $525,700 $1,143,380 Richlyn Holt, Chairman Douglas Quin, Executive Director Pennsylvania Humanities Council Utah Humanities Council $681,084 325 Chestnut Street 202 West 300 North Philadelphia, PA 19106-2607 Salt Lake City, UT 84103 North Dakota Humanities Council (215) 925-1005 (801) 359-9670 2900 Broadway, Suite 3 Jeanne H. Schmedlen, Chairman Thomas G. Alexander, Chairman P. O. Box 2191 Joseph J. Kelly, Executive Director Cynthia Buckingham, Bismarck, ND 58502 $860,252 Executive Director (701) 255-3360 $490,368 Loretta J. Svedjan, Chairman Everett Albers, Executive Director $465,084

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Vermont Council on the Humanities Virginia Foundation Wisconsin Humanities Council 200 Park Street for the Humanities 222 South Bedford Street RR1, Box 7285 145 Ednam Drive Suite F Morrisville, VT 05661 Charlottesville, VA 22903-4629 Madison, WI 53703-3688 (802) 888-3183 (434) 924-3296 (608) 262-0706 Dorothy Bergendahl, Chairman Richard T. Wilson, III, Chairman Michael P. Douglass, Chairman Peter A. Gilbert, Executive Director Robert C. Vaughan, Executive Director Max Harris, Executive Director $452,784 $654,990 $590,314

Virgin Islands Humanities Council Washington Commission Wyoming Council 5-6 Kongens Gade for the Humanities for the Humanities Corbiere Complex 615 Second Avenue, Suite 300 P.O. Box 3643 Suite 200B-201B Seattle, WA 98104 University Station St. Thomas, VI 00802 (206) 682-1770 Laramie, WY 82071-3643 (340) 764-4044 Jack Faris, Chairman (307) 721-9244 Tregenza Roach, Chairman Margaret Ann Bollmeier, Jane Nelson, Chairman Simon Caines, Executive Director Executive Director Judith Powers, Executive Director $260,600 $611,250 $450,049

West Virginia Humanities Council 1310 Kanawha Blvd., East Suite 800 Charleston, WV 25301 (304) 346-8500 Henry Harmon, Chairman Kenneth Sullivan, Executive Director $496,558

69 NEH SUMMER INTERN PROGRAM

The purpose of the NEH Summer Intern Program is to acquaint promising college students in the humanities with the policies, programs, and operations of the National Endowment for the Humanities. Under the guidance of the agency’s professional staff, interns participated in the work of the Endowment for eleven weeks during the summer of 2002. Each intern was assigned to one program division or office of the agency to assist in daily work and to undertake a special project. Summer interns also had opportunities to learn about the work of similar federal agencies and cultural institutions. Each intern received a $4,000 grant.

Katharine Beutner Elizabeth Davis Kim Sels Lancaster, PA Delaware, OH Washington, DC

Nicholas Bomba Sasha Heroy Lucy Stringer New Haven, CT New York, NY Oxford, England

Sharon A. Ceresnie Matt Long Meredith Ward West Bloomfield, MI Emory, VA Baltimore, MD

Kathleen Custodio Maia McAleavey Jennifer Williams Los Angeles, CA Arlington, VA Lake Worth, FL

Ramesh Nagarajan Princeton, NJ

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Aamodt, Terrie Anderson, Christiane Bakewell, Geoffrey W. Department of English Department of Art and Art History Department of Classical and Walla Walla College Bucknell University Near Eastern Studies College Place, WA Lewisburg, PA Creighton University Omaha, NE Abramson, Daniel M. Anderson, Paul Department of Art and Art History University of Michigan Bales, Kent Tufts University Ann Arbor, MI Department of English Medford, MA University of Minnesota Anthony, Arthe Minneapolis, MN Ackerman, Andrew American Studies Department Children’s Museum of Manhattan Occidental College Baptist, Edward E. New York, NY Los Angeles, CA Department of History University of Miami Adams, Brenda Antle, Martine Coral Gables, FL English Department Department of Romance Languages Monroe High School and Literatures Barkley Brown, Elsa Seattle, WA University of North Carolina Departments of History and Chapel Hill, NC Women’s Studies Adams, Charles S. University of Maryland Department of English Aparicio, Frances R. College Park, MD Whittier College Department of Latin American Whittier, CA and Latino Studies Barnett, Douglas E. University of Illinois Texas State Historical Association Adams, Frederick R. Chicago, IL Austin, TX Department of Philosophy University of Delaware Ardinger, Richard K. Barron, Hal S. Newark, DE Idaho Humanities Council Department of Humanities and Boise, ID Social Sciences Ades, Lisa Harvey Mudd College History Institute for Education Armstrong, Megan Claremont, CA and Media, Inc. Department of History Shelburne, VT University of Utah Barton, Michael Salt Lake City, UT Social Science and American Studies Aiken, Katherine G. Pennsylvania State University Department of History Arnold, Bettina University Park, PA University of Idaho Department of Anthropology Moscow, ID University of Wisconsin Bass, Randall Milwaukee, WI Department of English Alexander, Michael Georgetown University Department of History Aronstein, Susan Washington, DC University of Oklahoma Department of English Norman, OK University of Wyoming Bates, Patricia L. Laramie, WY Howard County Library Allison-Bunnell, Jodi Columbia, MD K. Ross Toole Archives Ashburn, Frances University of Montana North Carolina Center for the Book Battigelli, Anna F. Missoula, MT Raleigh, NC Department of English State University of New York Allman, Jean M. Augst, Thomas Plattsburgh, NY Department of History Department of English University of Illinois University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Urbana, IL Minneapolis, MN

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Battin, Margaret P. Berg, Claudia Bonner, Robert E. Department of Philosophy State Historical Society Department of History University of Utah of North Dakota Carleton College Salt Lake City, UT Bismarck, ND Northfield, MN

Baule, John A. Berry, Boyd Boomgaarden, Wesley L. Yakima Valley Museum and English Department Ohio State University Historical Association Virginia Commonwealth University Columbus, OH Yakima, WA Richmond, VA Boonin, David Bean, Susan S. Best, Joel Department of Philosophy Asian, Oceanic, and African Arts Department of Sociology University of Colorado and Cultures and Criminal Justice Boulder, CO Peabody Essex Museum University of Delaware Salem, MA Newark, DE Booth, Stephen Department of English Beard, Michael C. Biehl, James W. University of California Department of English Department of Humanities—Classics Berkeley, CA University of North Dakota Ohio Wesleyan University Grand Forks, ND Delaware, OH Bornstein, Daniel E. Department of History Beard, Richard E. Bindas, Kenneth J. Texas A&M University New York Historical Society Department of History College Station, TX New York, NY Kent State University Trumbull Regional Campus Bossenga, Gail M. Becker, Robert A. Warren, OH Department of History Department of History University of Kansas Louisiana State University Black, Barbara Lawrence, KS Baton Rouge, LA Department of English Skidmore College Bowman, Jeffrey A. Beggs, Donald Saratoga Springs, NY Department of History Department of Philosophy Kenyon College Arizona State University Blackwelder, Julia Kirk Gambier, OH Tempe, AZ Department of History Texas A&M University Boyarin, Daniel Behler, Diana I. College Station, TX Department of Near Eastern Studies Department of Germanics University of California University of Washington Blackwell, Jeannine Berkeley, CA Seattle, WA Division of German Studies University of Kentucky Brattain, Michelle L. Behrendt, Stephen C. Lexington, KY Department of History Department of English Georgia State University University of Nebraska Blake, Corinne Atlanta, GA Lincoln, NE Department of History Rowan College of New Jersey Brettell, Caroline B. Ben-Ghiat, Ruth Glassboro, NJ Department of Anthropology Department of Italian Studies Southern Methodist University New York University Bohman, James F. Dallas, TX New York, NY Department of Philosophy St. Louis University Brewer, Nanette Benditt, Theodore M. St. Louis, MO Indiana University Art Museum Department of Philosophy Indiana University University of Alabama Bolger, Doreen Bloomington, IN Birmingham, AL Baltimore Museum of Art Baltimore, MD Brill, Lesley Benson, Lillian Department of English Montana Edit Bond, Anne W. Wayne State University Santa Monica, CA History Department Detroit, MI Colorado State University Benson, Thomas W. Fort Collins, CO Britton, Marcia Wolter Department of Communication Arts Nevada Department of and Sciences Bond, Edward L. Cultural Affairs Pennsylvania State University Department of Behavioral Sciences Carson City, NV University Park, PA Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University Normal, AL

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Brooks, Constance L. Campbell, Joyce B. Cogswell, Michael Preservation Department/Stanford KCET-TV Rosenthal Library University Libraries Los Angeles, CA Queens College Foundation Stanford University Flushing, NY Stanford, CA Canepa, Nancy L. Department of French and Italian Coldiron, Anne E. B. Brothers, Lester Dartmouth College Department of English College of Music Hanover, NH Louisiana State University University of North Texas Baton Rouge, LA Denton, TX Canfield, J. Douglas Department of English Cole, George F. Brown, Alexandra K. University of Arizona Department of Political Science Department of History Tucson, AZ University of Connecticut Florida Atlantic University Storrs, CT Boca Raton, FL Carp, Richard M. School of Art Cole, Joshua H. Brown, Claudia G. Northern Illinois University Department of History Phoenix Art Museum De Kalb, IL University of Georgia Phoenix, AZ Athens, GA Carroll, Kathleen N. Brown, Theodore M. Johnny Economedes High School Conn, Robert T. Department of History Edinberg, TX Department of Romance Languages University of Rochester and Literatures Rochester, NY Carson, Ronald A. Wesleyan University Institute for the Medical Humanities Middletown, CT Brown, Thomas J. University of Texas Medical Branch History/Institute for Southern Studies Galveston, TX Conn, Steven University of South Carolina Department of History Columbia, SC Cartwright, Derrick R. Ohio State University Dartmouth College Columbus, OH Brunner, Edward J. Hanover, NH Department of English Connell, Timothy C. Southern Illinois University Censer, Jack R. History Department Carbondale, IL Department of History Laurel School George Mason University Shaker Heights, OH Burns, Susan L. Fairfax, VA Department of History Connolly, Julian W. University of Texas Chester, Timothy J. Department of Slavic Languages Austin, TX Public Museum of Grand Rapids and Literatures Grand Rapids, MI University of Virginia Bush, Lyall Charlottesville, VA Washington Commission Clancy, Eileen for the Humanities Paper Conservator Contiguglia, Georgianna Seattle, WA Denver, CO Colorado Historical Society Denver, CO Butler, Anne M. Clark, Maribeth Department of History Division of Humanities Conway, Paul L. Utah State University New College of Florida Perkins Library Logan, UT Sarasota, FL Duke University Durham, NC Butterfield, Holly A. Clark, Miriam M. English/Spanish Department Department of English Cook, Nancy Butler Middle School Auburn University Department of English Salt Lake City, UT Auburn University, AL University of Rhode Island Kingston, RI Cahan, David L. Claussen, E. Neal Department of History Department of Communication Cooper, Judith C. University of Nebraska Bradley University Public Relations and Programs Lincoln, NE Peoria, IL Enoch Pratt Free Library Baltimore, MD Callahan, Elizabeth Cleary, Patricia A. South Salem High School Department of History Copley, Jennifer Salem, OR California State University Hellgate School Long Beach, CA Missoula, MT

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Coppola, Carlo Cybulski, Walter T. Day, Jacqueline Center for International Programs Preservation and Collection Long Island Museum of American Oakland University Management Section Art, History, and Carriages Rochester, MI National Library of Medicine Stony Brook, NY Bethesda, MD Cornell, George L. de la Pena McCook, Kathleen Native American Institute D’Alleva, Anne School of Library and Michigan State University Department of Art and Art History Information Science East Lansing, MI University of Connecticut University of South Florida Storrs, CT Tampa, FL Corney, Frederick C. Department of History D’Anieri, Paul Deagan, Kathleen A. University of Florida Department of Political Science Florida Museum of Natural History Gainesville, FL University of Kansas University of Florida Lawrence, KS Gainesville, FL Courtright, Paul B. Department of Religion D’Arc, James Dean, John F. Emory University Special Collections, Lee Library Cornell University Atlanta, GA Brigham Young University Ithaca, NY Provo, UT Coyle, Laurie C. Dendle, Peter Paradigm Productions, Inc. Dadlez, Eva M. Department of English Berkeley, CA Humanities and Philosophy Pennsylvania State University University of Central Oklahoma Mont Alto, PA Crockett, Brian C. Edmond, OK Utah Humanities Council Deshmukh, Marion F. Salt Lake City, UT Daher, Michael Department of History English Division George Mason University Cronenwett, Philip N. Henry Ford Community College Fairfax, VA Rauner Library Dearborn, MI Dartmouth College Dettmar, Kevin J. Hanover, NH Dahlberg, Laurie Department of English Division of the Arts Southern Illinois University Cronin, David Bard College Carbondale, IL New York Council for the Humanities Ann-on-Hudson, NY New York, NY Dickson, Cheryl Dailey, Jane E. Minnesota Humanities Commission Cronin, Gloria Department of History St. Paul, MN Department of English Johns Hopkins University Brigham Young University Baltimore, MD Doherty, Thomas P. Provo, UT Department of American Studies Danbom, David B. Brandeis University Cross, Gary S. Department of History Waltham, MA Department of History North Dakota State University Pennsylvania State University Fargo, ND Dominguez, Frank A. University Park, PA Department of Romance Languages Dandridge, Deborah L. University of North Carolina Crowley, Cheryl A. Spencer Research Library Chapel Hill, NC Department of Russian and East Asian University of Kansas, Lawrence Languages and Literatures Lawrence, KS Donley, Carol C. Emory University Department of English Atlanta, GA Darnell, John C. Hiram College Department of Near Eastern Hiram, OH Cullinane, Jane F. Languages and Civilizations Collection Management Unit Yale University Drewes, Jeanne M. Connecticut State Library New Haven, CT Michigan State University Libraries Hartford, CT Michigan State University Davis, Cynthia J. East Lansing, MI Curtis, Susan Department of English Department of History University of South Carolina Dublin, Thomas L. Purdue University Columbia, SC Department of History West Lafayette, IN State University of New York Davis, Janet M. Binghamton, NY Department of American Studies University of Texas, Austin Austin, TX

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Robbins, Gregory A. Ross, Ellen Salvadore, Maria Department of Religious Studies Department of Religion College of Library and Information University of Denver Swarthmore College Services Denver, CO Swarthmore, PA University of Maryland College Park, MD Robbins, Sarah R. Roupp, Heidi Department of English Aspen Public Schools Sanchez, Francisco J. Kennesaw State University Aspen, CO Department of Spanish Kennesaw, GA University of Iowa Rowland, Steve Iowa City, IA Robertson, Kellie P. CultureWorks, Ltd. Department of English Philadelphia, PA Sanchez-Walker, Marjorie University of Pittsburgh Department of History Pittsburgh, PA Rozman, Stephen L. California State University, Stanislaus Department of Political Science Turlock, CA Robinson, Cynthia E. Tougaloo College Bostonian Society Tougaloo, MS Sandeen, Eric Boston, MA Program in American Studies Rueda, Ana University of Wyoming Robinson, William H. Department of Hispanic Studies Laramie, WY Cleveland Museum of Art University of Kentucky Cleveland, OH Lexington, KY Sandstrom, Peter Department of Philosophy Robson, Roy R. Rutkoff, Peter M. Ottawa University Department of History Department of History Ottawa, KS University of the Sciences Kenyon College in Philadelphia Gambier, OH Sargent, Stuart H. Philadelphia, PA Department of Foreign Languages Ruzicka, Glen A. and Literatures Rodriquez, Sara R. Conservation Center for Art Colorado State University Austin Site and History Artifacts Fort Collins, CO The National Faculty Philadelphia, PA Atlanta, GA Sax, Richard Sa’adah, M. Anne Department of English Roeder, George H. Department of Government Madonna University School of the Art Institute of Chicago Dartmouth College Livonia, MI Art Institute of Chicago Hanover, NH Chicago, IL Scharnhorst, Gary Saatkamp, Herman J. Department of English Rollings, Willard H. School of Liberal Arts University of New Mexico Department of History Indiana/Purdue University Albuquerque, NM University of Nevada Indianapolis, IN Las Vegas, NV Schauffler, Deborah R. Sachatello-Sawyer, Bonnie Literature Department Root, Deane L. Watercourse Education for Teachers Oregon Episcopal School Department of Music Montana State University Portland, OR University of Pittsburgh Bozeman, MT Pittsburgh, PA Schiller, Britt-Marie C. Sage, Dewitt Department of Philosophy Rosales, Arturo Sage Film Webster University Department of History Greenwich, CT St. Louis, MO Arizona State University Tempe, AZ

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Schmiegel, Karol A. Shapiro, Michael E. Slater, Candace Biggs Museum of American Art University of Missouri Department of Spanish Dover, DE St. Louis, MO and Portuguese University of California Schoenherr, Steven E. Sharpe, Peggy Berkeley, CA Department of History Department of Modern Languages University of San Diego University of Illinois, Urbana Smethurst, James San Diego, CA Urbana, IL Department of Afro-American Studies University of Massachusetts Schrader, Abby Shaw, Stephanie J. Amherst, MA Department of History Department of History Franklin and Marshall College Ohio State University Smith, Ann Y. Lancaster, PA Columbus, OH Mattatuck Museum Waterbury, CT Schroeder, Susan P. Sheridan, Clare Department of History The Center for the Study of Smith, Bonnie G. Tulane University Law and Society Department of History New Orleans, LA University of California Rutgers University Berkeley, CA New Brunswick, NJ Schroeder, William Department of Philosophy Sherow, James E. Smith, Bruce R. University of Illinois Department of History Department of English Urbana, IL Kansas State University Georgetown University Manhattan, KS Washington, DC Schwartz, Deborah F. Brooklyn Museum of Art Shoemaker, Marla Smith, Elizabeth H. Brooklyn, NY Philadelphia Museum of Art Joyner Library Philadelphia, PA East Carolina University Sciulli, David Greenville, NC Department of Sociology Shopes, Linda Texas A&M University Department of History Smith, Erin College Station, TX Pennsylvania Historical National Humanities Center and Museum Commission Research Triangle Park, NC Scobey, David M. Harrisburg, PA American Culture and History Smith, Lynn M. University of Michigan Shutt, Allison K. Corporation for Public Broadcasting Ann Arbor, MI Department of History Washington, DC Hendrix College Sease, Catherine Conway, AR Smith, Neel Peabody Museum of Natural History Department of Classics Yale University Sickinger, James P. College of the Holy Cross New Haven, CT Academic Faculty Worcester, MA American School of Classical Studies Selinger, Janice Athens, Greece Smyth, Elaine B. NJN Public Television and Radio Louisiana State University Libraries Trenton, NJ Silverman, Randy Louisiana State University Marriott Library Baton Rouge, LA Sellers, Mortimer University of Utah School of Law Salt Lake City, UT Spears, Timothy B. University of Baltimore Middlebury College Baltimore, MD Simon, Janice Middlebury, VT Department of Art History Sempere, Thom University of Georgia Spencer, Taronda Independent scholar Athens, GA Spelman College Richmond, CA Atlanta, GA Sims, Anastatia Servos, John W. Department of History Spielmann, Katherine A. Department of History Georgia Southern University Department of Anthropology Amherst College Statesboro, GA Arizona State University Amherst, MA Tempe, AZ

86 PANELISTS IN FISCAL YEAR 2002

Spitta, Silvia D. Stewart, Ian Taylor, Careda Department of Spanish Interpretive Programs Chicago Public Schools and Portuguese Minnesota Historical Society Chicago, IL Dartmouth College St. Paul, MN Hanover, NH Taylor, Deborah Stewart, Mart A. After School and Student Services Spodek, Howard Western Washington University Enoch Pratt Free Library Department of History Bellingham, WA Baltimore, MD Temple University Philadelphia, PA Stewart, Virginia R. Taylor, Patricia Department of History Department of Sociology Sprouse, Rex A. University of North Carolina University of Wyoming Department of Germanic Studies Wilmington, NC Laramie, WY Indiana University Bloomington, IN Stockton, William Tchudi, Susan Liberal Arts Division Department of English St. John, Kristen Johnson County Community College University of Nevada, Reno Alexander Library Overland Park, KS Reno, NV Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ Story, Ronald Tegnell, Geoff University of Massachusetts Pierce School St. Laurent, Beatrice Amherst, MA Dedham, MA Department of Art Bridgewater State College Strand, Dana J. Tibbett, Catherine L. Bridgewater, MA Department of Romance Languages Curriculum and Carleton College School Administration Stam, Julian Northfield, MN Sault Ste. Marie Area Schools O’Neil Library Sault Ste. Marie, MI Boston College Strand, Julie Chestnut Hill, MA Spanish Department Tichi, Cecelia Mankato West High School Department of English Staub, Shalom D. Mankato, MN Vanderbilt University Institute for Cultural Partnerships Nashville, TN Harrisburg, PA Sullivan, Edward J. Department of Fine Arts Tiryakian, Edward A. Steel, David W. New York University Department of Sociology Department of Music New York, NY Duke University University of Mississippi Durham, NC University, MS Sullivan, Martin Historic St. Mary’s City Titus, Harry B. Stein, Sally St. Mary’s City, MD Department of Art University of California Wake Forest University Irvine, CA Swafford, Jan Winston-Salem, NC Independent scholar Steinway, Kate Medford, MA Tkacz, Catherine Brown Connecticut Historical Society Independent scholar Hartford, CT Swartzell, Ann G. Spokane, WA Preservation Center Stephens, A. T. Harvard University Library Tolczyk, Dariusz Independent Consultant Harvard University Department of Slavic Languages Washington, DC Cambridge, MA and Literatures University of Virginia Stetkevych, Suzanne P. Tadic, Linda Charlottesville, VA Department of Near Eastern ArtSTORE Project Languages and Cultures Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Toungara, Jeanne M. Indiana University New York, NY Department of History Bloomington, IN Howard University Takahisa, Sonnet Washington, DC Stewart, Elizabeth New York City Museum School Maryland Committee on New York, NY Tranchin, Rob Afro-American History and Culture KERA Annapolis, MD Dallas, TX

87 PANELISTS IN FISCAL YEAR 2002

Trinkaus-Randall, Gregor Vila, Anne C. Wedig, Richard A. Library Development Department of French and Italian Sebring High School Massachusetts Board of University of Wisconsin Sebring, FL Library Commissioners Madison, WI Boston, MA Weinstein, David P. Villa, Raul H. Department of Political Science Trotti, Michael A. Department of English and Wake Forest University Department of History Comparative Literary Studies Winston-Salem, NC Ithaca College Occidental College Ithaca, NY Los Angeles, CA Welch, Todd Oregon Historical Society Tucker, Judith E. Vinovskis, Maris A. Portland, OR Department of History Department of History Georgetown University University of Michigan Werth, Margaret Washington, DC Ann Arbor, MI Department of Art History University of Delaware Urban, Hugh B. Voigt, Mary M. Newark, DE Comparative Studies Department of Anthropology Ohio State University College of William and Mary West, Jeff Columbus, OH Williamsburg, VA Sixth Floor Museum Dallas, TX van Balgooy, Max A. Volpp, Sophie A. Director of Interpretation East Asian Languages and Cultures West, Martin and Education University of California Fort Ligonier Association National Trust for Historic Davis, CA Ligonier, PA Preservation Washington, DC Vorenberg, Michael Westbrook, Brad D. Department of History Special Collections Van Camp, Anne Brown University University of California Member Initiatives Providence, RI La Jolla, CA Research Libraries Group, Inc. Mountain View, CA Wachtel, Andrew Westbrook, Nicholas Department of Slavic Languages Fort Ticonderoga Van Horne, John C. and Literatures Ticonderoga, NY Library Company of Philadelphia Northwestern University Philadelphia, PA Evanston, IL Wetherington, Mark V. Filson Club Historical Society Van West, Carroll Wadia, Rashna Louisville, KY Center for Historic Preservation English Department Middle Tennessee State University Pinewood School White, Eric C. Murfreesboro, TN Los Altos Hills, CA Old Sturbridge Village Sturbridge, MA Vandermast, Roberta J. Walker, Paul E. Humanities and Independent Scholar Whitehead, Neil L. Interdisciplinary Studies Chicago, IL Department of Anthropology Valencia Community College University of Wisconsin Orlando, FL Walter, Katherine L. Madison, WI Department of Vanek, Andrea Archives/Special Collections Whitworth, Stephen Kent California Newspaper Project University of Nebraska East Tennessee Historical Society University of California Lincoln, NE Knoxville, TN Berkeley, CA Wasserstrom, Jeffrey Wiener, Martin J. Velasquez, Eduardo A. East Asian Studies Center Department of History Department of Politics Indiana University Rice University Washington and Lee University Bloomington, IN Houston, TX Lexington, VA Webb, Elizabeth A. Williams, James H. Verhoff, Andrew J. Pratt Museum McKissick Museum Local History Office Homer, AK University of South Carolina Ohio Historical Society Columbia, SC Columbus, OH

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Williams, Patterson B. Wolf, Susan R. Yang, Anand A. Denver Art Museum Department of Philosophy The Henry M. Jackson Denver, CO Johns Hopkins University School of International Studies Baltimore, MD University of Washington Wilson, Courtney Seattle, WA B & O Railroad Museum Wolf-Devine, Celia Baltimore, MD Department of Philosophy Zak, Albin Stonehill College University of Michigan Winslow, Deborah North Easton, MA Ann Arbor, MI Department of Anthropology University of New Hampshire Woodward, David A. Zalis, Paul Durham, NH Department of Geography StoryLines America University of Wisconsin Bigfork, MT Wintz, Cary D. Madison, WI Department of History Zangrando, Joanna S. Texas Southern University Worley, William S. Department of American Studies Houston, TX College of Arts and Science Skidmore College University of Missouri Libraries Saratoga Springs, NY Witt, Constanze Kansas City, MO Department of Classics Zaret, David R. University of Texas at Austin Wortman, John E. Department of Sociology Austin, TX Department of Social Sciences Indiana University Kirkwood Community College Bloomington, IN Wolanin, Barbara Cedar Rapids, IA Office of the Architect of the Capitol Zender, Karl F. Architect of the Capitol Wrobel, David Department of English Washington, DC Department of History University of California University of Nevada Davis, CA Woldu, Gail H. Las Vegas, NV Department of Music Zimmern, Emily F. Trinity College Wyatt-Brown, Bertram Levine Museum of the New South Hartford, CT Department of History Charlotte, NC University of Florida Wolf, Arthur Gainesville, FL Zurier, Rebecca High Desert Museum University of Michigan Bend, OR Ann Arbor, MI

89 The National Council on the Humanities

Bruce Cole Lorraine Weiss Frank Naomi Nye Chairman Phoenix, Arizona San Antonio, Texas

Linda Aaker Nathan Hatch Michael Pack Austin, Texas South Bend, Indiana Chevy Chase, Maryland

Edward Ayers Doris Holleb Peggy Prenshaw Charlottesville, Virginia Chicago, Illinois Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Ira Berlin Amy Kass James Stoner, Jr. Washington, D.C. Chicago, Illinois Gretna, Louisiana

Arthur Blaustein Andrew Ladis Theodore Striggles Berkeley, California Athen, Georgia New York, New York

Pedro Castillo Wright Lassiter Jeffrey Wallin Watsonville, California Dallas, Texas Washington, D.C.

Margaret Duckett Thomas Mallon Susan Wiltshire Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Westport, Connecticut Nashville, Tennessee

Evelyn Edson Wilfred McClay Scottsville, Virginia Chattanooga, Tennessee

90 Senior Staff Members of the Endowment

Chairman Director of Publications Division of Bruce Cole and Acting Director Education Programs of Communications Acting Director Deputy Chairman Mary Lou Beatty Wilsonia Cherry Lynne Munson Chief Information Officer Division of Preservation Assistant Chairman for Programs Brett Bobley and Access Julia Bondinella Director Special Assistant George F. Farr, Jr. Assistant Chairman for to the Chairman Planning and Operations Andrew Hazelett Division of Public Programs Jeffrey Thomas Director Inspector General Nancy Rogers Assistant Chairman for Partnership Sheldon Berstein and National Affairs Division of Research Carole Watson Director James Herbert General Counsel Daniel Snyder Federal-State Partnership Director Senior Counselor to the Chairman Edythe Manza Cherie Harder Office of Challenge Grants Director Stephen M. Ross

91 Summary of Grants and Awards, Fiscal Year 2002

Amount Obligated2/

Division/Program Number1/ Outright Matching3/ Total

Federal State Partnership 62 $31,522,240 $1,318,900 $32,841,140

Education Programs 152 11,847,579 259,900 12,107,479 Education Development and Demonstration 67 4,388,149 244,900 4,633,049 Seminars and Institutes 85 7,459,430 15,000 7,474,430

Preservation and Access 243 18,550,914 1,199,996 19,750,910

Public Programs 281 11,960,537 1,218,600 13,179,137

Research Programs 413 12,944,641 1,762,759 14,707,400 Fellowships and Stipends 316 7,681,957 — 7,681,957 Collaborative Research 97 5,262,684 1,762,759 7,025,443

Office of Challenge Grants 95 531,191 12,899,479 13,430,670 Challenge Grants 66 — 10,436,000 10,436,000 Institutional Grants 21 531,191 — 531,191 Regional Centers Implementation Grants 8 — 2,463,479 2,463,479

Enterprise 6 76,370 — 76,370

TOTAL 1,252 $87,433,471 $18,659,634 $106,093,106

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, (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. (FY 2002 obligations of $106.1 million equal FY 2002 program appropriations totalling $106.1 million, plus $2.7 million in prior-year funds carried over into FY 2002, plus $553 thousand in prior-year deobligations, plus $786 thousand in funds provided by the U.S. Park Service and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, plus $568 thousand in nonfederal contributions to NEH programs, minus $4.6 million in funds carried over into FY 2003. 3/ Totals include definite program funds used to match gifts. Note: Detail may not add to totals because of rounding.

92 Financial Report for Fiscal Year 2002

FUNDS AVAILABLE ($ in thousands)

Definite program funds $89,932

Treasury funds 4,000

Challenge Grant funds 12,122

Administrative funds 18,450

Total fiscal year 2002 appropriation for humanities 124,504

Unobligated balance from fiscal year 2001 3,704

Recoveries of prior-year funds 1,191

Funds transferred from other federal agencies 922

Expired unobligated balance (1,014)

Rescission pursuant to P.L. 107–206 (13)

Total funds available $129,294

OBLIGATIONS

Total obligations $125,158

Unobligated balance 4,766

93 Index of Grants by State

Alabama Florida Louisiana 12, 16, 30, 31, 38, 43–45, 48, 52, 14–16, 24, 30, 38, 39, 41, 43–45, 13, 23, 24, 29, 37, 43, 44, 50, 53, 60, 66 49–51, 53, 66 60, 61, 63, 67 Total Grants: 13 Total Grants: 21 Total Grants: 17 Amount: $1,103,284 Amount: $1,328,103 Amount: $1,113,605

Alaska Georgia Maine 13, 30, 31, 38, 40, 60, 66 13, 16, 17, 24, 25, 27, 29, 41, 45, 24, 26, 29, 40, 42, 44, 45, 61, 67 Total Grants: 9 49–52, 54, 60, 66 Total Grants: 10 Amount: $963,751 Total Grants: 24 Amount: $1,190,014 Amount: $3,722,188 Arizona Maryland 22, 27, 30, 31, 39, 40, 43, Hawai'i 15, 26, 27, 29, 30, 37–39, 41–43, 44, 45, 49, 53, 66 12, 15, 17, 26, 39, 66 49, 50–53, 55, 57, 67 Total Grants: 12 Total Grants: 8 Total Grants: 23 Amount: $719,561 Amount: $767,338 Amount: $1,380,917

Arkansas Idaho Massachusetts 18, 44, 61, 66 15, 22, 25, 43, 50, 60, 67 13, 17–19, 22, 23, 25–30, 32, 33, 36–40, Total Grants: 4 Total Grants: 9 42, 44, 45, 48–56, 60, 67 Amount: $1,019,939 Amount: $609,781 Total Grants: 76 Amount: $5,579,508 California Illinois 12, 14, 15–18, 22, 24, 25, 27, 30, 31, 12–15, 17–19, 22, 23, 28, 29, 31, 36, Michigan 33, 36–38, 40, 41, 43–45, 48–53, 56, 38, 43–45, 48–53, 55, 56, 60 13, 14, 23, 24, 28, 29, 31, 39, 40, 44, 61, 63, 66 Total Grants: 57 48–50, 52, 53, 56, 67 Total Grants: 81 Amount: $3,261,210 Total Grants: 25 Amount: $7,360,006 Amount: $2,516,263 Indiana Colorado 12, 13, 15, 19, 25, 39, 43, 44, 48–53, Minnesota 13, 14, 17, 22, 23, 29, 41, 43–45, 54, 55, 56, 67 15, 22, 26, 28, 29, 37, 40, 43, 44, 48, 49, 60, 61, 66 Total Grants: 28 51, 60, 62, 67 Total Grants: 14 Amount: $1,769,374 Total Grants: 20 Amount: $1,147,115 Amount: $1,073,429 Iowa Connecticut 17, 23, 43, 44, 49–51, 56, 60, 66, 67 Mississippi 19, 27, 28, 30, 33, 39–41, 43, 44, Total Grants: 17 26, 27, 31, 53, 56, 61, 67 48–50, 52, 53, 56, 57, 60, 66 Amount: $1,963,616 Total Grants: 7 Total Grants: 26 Amount: $1,021,103 Amount: $1,747,508 Kansas 13, 14, 19, 44, 45, 48–50, 61 Missouri Delaware Total Grants: 10 19, 22, 27, 42–45, 48, 52, 53, 67 19, 27, 52, 61, 66 Amount: $901,001 Total Grants: 13 Total Grants: 5 Amount: $1,292,022 Amount: $887,215 Kentucky 14, 26, 28, 43, 48, 51–53, 55, 67 Montana District of Columbia Total Grants: 14 16, 22, 23, 26, 36, 45, 67 12–16, 18, 25, 36, 39, 42, 50–55, 60, Amount: $915,515 Total Grants: 8 62, 66 Amount: $515,120 Total Grants: 30 Amount: $2,386,960

94 Nebraska Oregon Washington 19, 30, 31, 37, 43, 50, 56, 61, 62, 18, 27–30, 37, 44, 45, 48, 50, 15, 18, 29, 32, 37, 44, 45, 49, 52, 53, 63, 67 52, 68 56, 57, 62, 69 Total Grants: 14 Total Grants: 16 Total Grants: 20 Amount: $1,781,358 Amount: $1,383,811 Amount: $1,506,642

Nevada Pennsylvania West Virginia 67 12, 13, 15, 17–19, 22–24, 28, 29, 31, 14, 24, 32, 43, 69 Total Grants: 1 32, 36, 41–43, 48–55, 60–63, 68 Total Grants: 5 Amount: $474,422 Total Grants: 58 Amount: $592,348 Amount: $4,300,790 New Hampshire Wisconsin 17, 22, 26–28, 32, 39, 40, 43, 45, 67 Rhode Island 13, 15, 17, 19, 22–24, 39, 43–45, 48, Total Grants: 14 12, 17, 25, 26, 28, 40, 48, 49, 51, 53, 50, 51, 53, 57, 60–63, 69 Amount: $1,048,680 55, 61, 68 Total Grants: 28 Total Grants: 19 Amount: $2,268,345 New Jersey Amount: $1,832,916 14, 28, 29, 37, 39–41, 43, 44, 48–52, Wyoming 54, 55, 62, 68 South Carolina 25, 30, 39, 40, 45, 69 Total Grants: 31 12, 15, 44, 49, 54, 68 Total Grants: 6 Amount: $2,231,453 Total Grants: 6 Amount: $481,049 Amount: $637,718 New Mexico American Samoa 13, 16, 19, 27, 40, 49, 51, 52, 55, South Dakota 66 56, 68 16, 30, 41, 44, 50, 53, 61, 68 Total Grants: 1 Total Grants: 21 Total Grants: 8 Amount: $149,188 Amount: $1,447,875 Amount: $691,339 Guam New Yor k Tennessee 25, 66 12, 13, 15, 17, 18, 22–25, 27–30, 32, 19, 26, 31, 37, 39, 43–45, 48, 56, Total Grants: 2 33, 36–45, 48–57, 60, 61, 66 57, 60, 66 Amount: $317,835 Total Grants: 143 Total Grants: 19 Amount: $15,058,995 Amount: $1,957,450 Northern Marianas 28, 68 North Carolina Texas Total Grants: 2 12, 18, 24, 26, 28, 31, 36, 40, 43, 44, 15, 16, 18, 19, 22, 24, 27, 29–32, 36, 37, Amount: $309,326 48–53, 55–57, 60–62, 64 41, 43, 44, 48–53, 55, 56, 62, 63, 68 Total Grants: 37 Total Grants: 54 Puerto Rico Amount: $2,662,551 Amount: $4,283,376 16, 17, 19, 24, 25, 62, 66 Total Grants: 7 North Dakota Utah Amount: $860,419 16, 18, 68 19, 32, 36, 43, 45, 52, 57, 68 Total Grants: 3 Total Grants: 9 Virgin Islands Amount: $645,298 Amount: $912,836 69 Total Grants: 1 Ohio Vermont Amount: $260,600 12, 13, 18, 19, 22, 23, 25, 28, 32, 39, 19, 24, 27, 32, 41, 43, 51–53, 62, 69 41–45, 48–52, 56, 61, 63, 68 Total Grants: 15 Other* Total Grants: 36 Amount: $1,244,653 32, 48, 49, 51–55 Amount: $3,065,142 Total Grants: 12 Virginia Amount: $628,370 Oklahoma 12, 14, 16, 19, 23, 26, 31–33, 37, 28, 40, 44, 53, 68 38, 40–45, 49–53, 55, 57, 61, 69 Total Grants: 10 Total Grants: 45 Amount: $896,702 Amount: $3,015,933 * Awards to American citizens resident abroad.

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