The Newberry A nnua l Repor t 2019–20

30 Fall/Winter 2020

Letter from the Chair and the President

Dear Friends and Supporters of the Newberry,

The Newberry’s 133rd year began with sweeping changes in library leadership when Daniel Greene was appointed President and Librarian in August 2019. The year concluded in the midst of a global pandemic which mandated the closure of our building. As the Newberry staff adjusted to the abrupt change of working from home in mid-March, we quickly found innovative ways to continue engaging with our many audiences while making Chair of the Board of Trustees President and Librarian plans to safely reopen the building. The Newberry David C. Hilliard Daniel Greene responded both to the pandemic and to the civil unrest in Chicago and nationwide with creativity, energy, and dedication to advancing the library’s mission in a changed world.

Our work at the Newberry relies on gathering people together to think deeply about the humanities. Our community—including readers, scholars, students, exhibition visitors, program attendees, volunteers, and donors—brings the library’s collection to life through research and collaboration. After in-person gatherings became impossible, we joined together in new ways, connecting with our community online. Our popular Adult Education Seminars, for example, offered a full array of classes over Zoom this summer, and our public programs also went online. In both cases, attendance skyrocketed, and we were able to significantly expand our geographic reach.

With the Reading Rooms closed, library staff responded to more than 450 research questions over email while working from home. The Newberry’s Institute for Research and Education also pivoted quickly to meet scholars’ needs during the building’s closure. Our long-term fellows began holding their weekly seminar online, maintaining camaraderie as they concluded their fellowships at home. After our spring 2020 undergraduate seminar on Shakespeare in art, philosophy, and politics was interrupted, Newberry staff and seminar faculty helped students from DePaul, Loyola, Roosevelt, and UIC complete their projects from home and share final presentations by video. Our research centers supported scholarly networks remotely, offering virtual reading groups, professional development seminars for academics and graduate students, and a popular video series on the history of the Black Death and other medieval epidemics.

Staff across the library participated regularly in an array of videos, livestreams, and social media activity promoting the Newberry’s collection to the public. Our Communications and Marketing Department gave audiences many creative opportunities to engage with Newberry collections and staff during the first months of the pandemic. The new “#NLfromhome” video series provided the opportunity to learn about staff members’ favorite items from the Newberry collection. “Chatting Poetic,” a new live video series on Instagram, featured staff members reflecting on poems that resonated with them during these times of crisis.

The Newberry Annual Report 31 Perhaps the most dramatic impact of the pandemic was the skyrocketing demand for Newberry digital resources. Newberry Transcribe, an interactive site where the public can transcribe handwritten letters and diaries from our collections, saw a 243% increase in usage and more than 41,000 submissions from volunteers. Our Digital Collections for the Classroom, sets of digitized primary source materials with accompanying classroom exercises for teachers, were accessed 358,853 times last year, providing much needed digital content to teachers as they transitioned to remote learning.

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The pandemic had a significant impact on the library’s finances and fundraising operations as well. With in-person gatherings cancelled, the Newberry experienced a substantial decline in revenue from our event rentals program and our bookshop; postponing our 2020 Award Dinner and cancelling the July 2020 Book Fair further compounded our losses. To offset these losses, our Board of Trustees issued a challenge to the Newberry community in April, offering to match all gifts made to our Annual Fund up to a total of $100,000. Donors acted, contributing $216,000 before June 30. This match enabled us to exceed our Annual Fund goal, raising $1,939,509 for the year. The number of new donors to the Annual Fund—more than 450 in the last year—demonstrates that our base of support in the community continues to grow. We are grateful to all of you who made a gift to the Newberry’s Annual Fund this past year. These unrestricted funds are always critically important; they have been particularly significant during the pandemic as we maintained our operations and supported our staff.

The Annual Fund results highlighted a strong fundraising year. The Newberry raised $8,937,333 in FY20, an increase of more than $700,000 over the prior year. More than $1 million came from estate gifts, including a generous bequest from the estate of former Vice President for Research and Academic Programs, Richard H. Brown. Other notable gifts included a commitment from the National Endowment for the Humanities to fund an additional three years of our long-term fellowships program; commitments from three new major donors to support exhibitions at the library; and a new six-figure grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to make our Indigenous studies collections more accessible to tribal communities.

Operating revenues for FY20 totaled $12.46 million, with expenses of $12.37 million. On June 30, the Newberry’s investment portfolio balance stood at $76.3 million. Further details on our financial position can be found at the end of this report.

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Although the pandemic occupied much of our focus during the last months of the fiscal year, it is worth remembering that the Newberry operated under regular conditions from July 2019 through mid-March 2020—or nearly 70% of service days in a typical year. Statistics for the period during which the building was open to the public suggest that we were on track to have an impressive year of service. Reader registrations of at least 3,394 readers equate to 72% of last year’s registrants. We recorded 7,642 reading room visits by 3,278 unique readers, or 79% of the visits in FY19; this average of 44 readers per day was up from 39 last year. The highest Reader Services increase was in collection presentations: 209 collection presentations to 2,890 attendees, or 82% of last year’s total. Reference inquiries totaled 6,785 in FY20, or 72% of the prior year’s.

The Department of Public Engagement also showed impressive audience figures, with programs drawing nearly 10,000 in-person attendees through March 2020. Among the department’s most notable

32 Fall/Winter 2020 accomplishments was the conclusion of the year-long project Chicago 1919: Confronting the Race Riots, which was honored with the 2020 Outstanding Public History Project Award from the National Council on Public History. The series drew more than 2,700 participants to 11 public programs and generated significant attention from the media and from Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who spoke at the Newberry’s July 2019 Bughouse Square Debates. A resounding success, Chicago 1919 will serve as a model for future collaborative efforts at the Newberry.

At the beginning of 2020, we established a new Exhibitions Department at the Newberry, in our continuing effort to diversify our audience and encourage visitors to engage with our collection. The Newberry mounted two thematic exhibitions this past year: What Is the Midwest? and Jun Fujita: American Visionary, presented in partnership with the Poetry Foundation. The pandemic forced the rescheduling of Renaissance Invention: Stradanus’s “Nova Reperta” (which you can read about in this issue of the magazine) from the spring to the fall of 2020.

The Newberry’s fellowships program continues to be a core library activity and remains highly attractive to scholars across the humanities. During FY20, 12 long-term fellows conducted research on wide- ranging topics from journalism and democracy in twentieth-century Chicago to mapmaking in early modern Venice. The total number of short-term fellowship awards increased modestly, with 44 short- term fellows in residence for sustained research in the collection. Our fellowships program remained among the most competitive in the nation, with an average of 8% of applicants accepted this year. The library’s broader service to scholars also continued apace, with 17 ongoing scholarly seminars and 66 scholars-in-residence at the Newberry.

One of the most significant accomplishments of the past year in Collections and Library Services was the migration of the online catalog’s public interface and technical infrastructure to ALMA Primo VE. Within the Newberry, the project required strong leadership and substantial effort by Collection Services staff, who addressed long-standing catalog maintenance issues, and by Reader Services staff, who created online documentation and instructional videos for readers.

79 82 72 72 EAR 201819 Y AL EAR 201920 70 FIS C Y AL FIS C

Reader Reading Collection Reference Registrations Room isits Presentations Inuiries

The Newberry Annual Report 33 The list of new acquisitions purchased by or donated to the Newberry is too long to detail here. Some notable highlights include a 1493 copy of Cicero’s Rhetoricae ueteris, an incunable by Troilus Zani, a printer who had not been represented in our collection; the papers of Daniel Henderson, an attorney involved in many cases on behalf of Native American tribes in the early twentieth century; materials chronicling the 1915 Eastland Disaster ship accident in Chicago; papers of Nelson Algren, Sybil Shearer, and Eve L. Ewing; and a 2019 print portfolio, Territorio y Libertad, by a collaborative group of American and Mexican printmakers, which will be prominently featured in a 2021 exhibition on Latin American revolutions.

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Although the pandemic has altered the ways we do our work, it has not prevented us from enhancing our collection, making it accessible, and using it as a basis to engage both scholars and the general public. Nor has the pandemic stopped us from looking ahead: planning is already underway for new collaborative projects on Indigenous studies and on revolutions in Latin America; for exhibitions exploring Chicago’s contributions to avant-garde art and early modern concepts of race; and for ongoing improvements to the Newberry, such as enhancing our digital infrastructure and service to the public. As we navigate our way through uncertain conditions, all of our work is guided by our shared values and institutional priorities, including:

Providing free and open access Building and sustaining communities of learning Advancing and disseminating knowledge for diverse audiences Growing and preserving the collection

Each of these pillars will continue to be tested during the pandemic and its aftermath. They will also guide us as we reaffirm our commitment to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion at the Newberry. In response to the nationwide civil unrest following the death of George Floyd in May, the Newberry joined other Chicago cultural organizations to condemn systemic racism and express support for those who are mobilizing against it. We intend to back up our words with actions. In the coming months and years, we will engage in an institution-wide effort to become a more equitable institution of learning for all.

To emerge as a stronger Newberry at the end of this period of uncertainty, we will have to remain creative and flexible. We hope we can continue to rely on your support as we rise to meet the many challenges ahead.

Finally, after three years as Chair of the Board of Trustees, David C. Hilliard will step down in fall 2020 and be succeeded by Burton X. Rosenberg. All of us at the Newberry appreciate David’s longstanding service and dedication to the library.

Sincerely yours,

David C. Hilliard, Chair, Board of Trustees

Daniel Greene, President and Librarian

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Collections and Library Services

Summary statistics for the period July 1, 2019, • 131 items were surveyed, treated, and EXHIBITIONS through June 30, 2020. prepared for “From the Stacks” rotations in Trienens Galleries the Hanson gallery. What Is the Midwest?r September 20-December 31, 2019 DEVELOPING THE COLLECTION Total attendance: 7,089 DIGITAL INITIATIVES • The Newberry received, as gifts from 167 Curators: Jim Akerman, Analú López, and • 2,045,572 digital-collection items and digital individual donors, 1,519 titles (1,974 volumes) Matt Rutherford resource pages viewed or downloaded. and 46 Modern Manuscript collections. • 12% overall increase in use of digital • 944 titles ordered by subject specialists Jun Fujita: American Visionary collections at Newberry at Internet Archive, (curators and selectors). Explore Chicago collections, custom digital January 24-March 31, 2020* • $452,225 expended on library materials, collection pages. Total attendance: 3,407 of which $282,541 was for antiquarian Curators: Katherine Litwin and Fred Sasaki, • 358,853 webpages viewed by teachers and materials. Poetry Foundation students at Digital Collections for the • $19,177 expended on electronic resources. Classroom, an increase of 9%. * The exhibition closed to the public on March 13, 2020. • The Newberry subscribed to 2,350 current • 41,032 manuscript pages transcribed by serials. volunteers at the redesigned crowdsourcing website Newberry Transcribe. Exhibition tours • 11,977 postcards sent, transcribed, or tagged Guided public tours: 52 CATALOGING AND PROCESSING at new crowdsourcing websites Postcard Tag Guided private tours: 4 and Postcard Sender. LIBRARY MATERIALS Total number of tours: 56 • 3,832 titles cataloged. • 10 websites were launched, fully redesigned, Total attendance: 670 people • 1,129 titles (1,205 volumes) from the or significantly rebuilt. Roger S. Baskes Collection cataloged. • 2 Twitter accounts, @DigitalNewberry Hanson Gallery • The Newberry has 1,133,233 records in the and @ctpabot, joined the Newberry’s From the Stacks statewide catalog of academic and research official social media program to promote libraries, of which 610,885 are held only by new and existing projects and interact with June 11, 2019-August 29, 2019 online users. the Newberry. August 30, 2019-November 18, 2019 • 94% more collection items digitized, • 48 Modern Manuscripts collections November 20, 2019-March 9, 2020 (226.6 linear feet) accessioned. supported by project funding for outsourcing projects. Attendance: 37,538 • 18 Modern Manuscripts collections (204.6 linear feet) processed. • 25 Encoded Archival Description (EAD) SERVING OUR USERS online archival inventories, or finding aids; 12 EAD stub finding aid records; and • 3,394 individuals registered as Newberry 8 MARC cataloging records for Modern readers, an average of 20 registrants per day. Manuscripts collections created. • 20,131 items requested for use in Reading Rooms. • 3,278 unique readers made 7,642 visits to Reading Rooms. CONSERVING THE COLLECTION • 88 items received Level 1 treatments, • 8,276 reference interactions took place which take less than 15 minutes. at service desks and 1,491 answered via reference correspondence. • 1,270 items received Level 2 treatments, which take 15-120 minutes. • 3,928 participants attended Instruction and Outreach activities, including 209 collection • 86 items received Level 3 treatments, presentations for 2,890 attendees. which take over 120 minutes. • 20,131 items paged for circulation to • 955 phase and corrugated boxes were created Reading Room and reserve readers. by four volunteers.

• 280 items were surveyed, treated, prepared, and installed for What Is the Midwest? and Jun Fujita: American Visionary exhibitions in the Trienen galleries.

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Public Engagement

SUMMARY FOR 2019–20 Total participation: 10,956 Adult Education Seminars: 2,184 Public programs: 7,770 Teacher programs: 1,002

ADULT EDUCATION SEMINARS Total seminar attendance: 2,184 Total seminars offered: 183

SEMINAR SUBJECT AREAS Arts: 23 Chicago Interest: 17 Genealog y: 15 Mayor Lori Lightfoot presents the Altgeld Charles Whitaker and Natalie Moore reflect on Freedom of Speech Award to journalist Derrick the legacies of the 1919 Chicago race riots. History and Social Sciences: 41 Blakley at the 2019 Bughouse Square Debates. Language: 6 Literature and Theater: 42 Jack Miller Center Programs canceled due to pandemic: Three-Day Teacher Summer Seminar: Music: 15 Newberry Teacher’s Consortium Constitutional Rights: Their Roots and Scope standard seminars: 4 Philosophy and Religion: 2 Organized by Svetovar Minkov, Roosevelt NTC-Plus seminars: 2 Writing Workshops: 11 University; Guest Faculty: Svetozar Minkov, Jack Miller Center Teacher Seminar: Human Jun Fujita: American Visionary Exhibition Series: 6 Roosevelt University; Nathan Tarcov, University of Chicago; and Ada Palmer, University of Chicago Rights v. Constitutional Rights “Pandemic Perspectives” Series: 5 August 7 – 9, 2019 Newberry Traveling Collections classroom visits: 5 Programs canceled due to pandemic: 19 attended Seminars: 38 Jack Miller Center Participants affected: 568 One-Day Teacher Seminar: The 14th Amendment PUBLIC PROGRAMS Organized by Svetozar Minkov, Roosevelt Total program attendance: 7,770 University; Guest Faculty: Frank Colucci, Number of programs: 43 TEACHER AND STUDENT PROGRAMS Purdue University Northwest Teacher seminar enrollment: 891 November 16, 2019 Programs affected by the pandemic: Total seminar attendance: 701 19 attended Public programs postponed: 11 Total seminars offered: 46 Public programs canceled: 8 Total student field trips to the Newberry: 2 Newberry Teacher’s Consortium (NTC) Total field trip attendance: 43 38 standard seminars; 600 attended THE BUGHOUSE SQUARE DEBATES Total Newberry Traveling Collections 5 NTC Plus seminars with collection Washington Square Park classroom visits: 8 presentations; 58 attended July 27, 2019 (attendance 972) Total Traveling Collections visits attendance: 185 CPScholars Welcome and Introduction Other classroom visits: 3 1 seminar; 5 attended Lori Lightfoot, Mayor of Chicago Total other classroom visits attendance: 73 New Digital Collections for the Classroom: 8 National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution—Chicago Chapter Summer 2019 Newberry Teacher Fellow: Niamh Burke “Tejanas: Fighting Erasure in the Borderlands”

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Main Debate: The Legacies of 1919 The Language of Bronzeville: Literature and Firelines: Midwestern Prairie Restoration Natalie Y. Moore, South Side Reporter, Race in Chicago Jill Metcoff and Mike Mossman WBEZ Chicago Eve Ewing and Ken Warren; moderated December 3, 2019 (attendance 62) Charles Whitaker, Dean and Professor, Medill by Liesl Olson School, Northwestern University September 24, 2019 (attendance 218) FLOE: Dance and Dialogue about Held at the Newberry Climate Change John Peter Altgeld Freedom of Speech Award Carrie Hanson and Dan Vimont; dancers Derrick Blakley, broadcast and print journalist, Policing Racial Violence: 1919 and Beyond from The Seldoms dance company recently retired from CBS 2 Chicago Simon Balto, Andrew Clarno, and Robin February 25, 2020 (attendance 179) Robinson; moderated by Nancy Villafranca OPEN HOUSE CHICAGO October 15, 2019 (attendance 230) Foodways of the Midwest Cynthia Clampitt, Pat Doerr, Liz Garibay, October 19, 2019 (attendance 1,070) Held at Chicago History Museum Michael Innis-Jiménez, Alison Orton, Sherry Williams CHICAGO 1919: CONFRONTING Red Summer/Winter Blues, Rough Cut March 7, 2020 (attendance 162) THE RACE RIOTS Screening and Discussion A series of event organized by the Newberry Panelists: Barbara Allen, Gail Baker, Cameron in collaboration with other Chicago cultural Great Migration Music at Bronzeville’s McWhirter, and Jacqueline Stewart; Musicians: Forum Hall institutions. Sean “SB” Butler, Ugochi Nwaogwugwu, and Reginald Robinson Jada-Amina Harvey, Aaisha Haykal, Bernard Loyd, Erica Ruggerio, and Karen Stafford Reflections of Youth: Spoken Word Performance November 14, 2019 (attendance 133) and Conversation September 26, 2019 (attendance 81) Held at DuSable Museum of African Louder Than a Bomb Squad performers: American History Penelope Alegria, Nicholas Berry, Nilah Indigenous Languages and Peoples Foster, Anaya Frazier, Jerome Kelly, Sarah Kim, in the Midwest: Celebrating Indigenous Taisaun Levi, Jonquil McCray, Kristal Moseley, WHAT IS THE MIDWEST? PROGRAMS Peoples Day and the International Year of Kyla Pereles, Derrian Samuels, and Morgan Indigenous Languages Varnado. Moderators: National Youth Poet Roundtable: What Is the Midwest? Daryl Baldwin, Marcus Carriaga, Victorino Laureates and YCA alumnae Patricia Frazier Toby Higbie, Jon Lauck, Erik McDuffie, and Kara Jackson Torres Nava, Michele Wellman-Teeple, and Jean O’Brien, and Sujey Vega Marcus Winchester; moderator, Margaret August 12, 2019 (attendance 198) October 5, 2019 (attendance 140) Noodin. Held at Harold Washington Library October 12, 2019 (attendance 60)

Members of the Young Chicago Authors Bomb Squad give a spoken-word Dancers from The Seldoms dance company represent the effects of climate performance as part of the Chicago 1919 series. change through modern choreography.

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Public Engagement

CONVERSATIONS AT THE NEWBERRY SHAKESPEARE PROJECT OF CHICAGO PERFORMANCES News in Chicago . . . Today and Tomorrow Photographic Memory: Carlos Javier Ortiz Rick Kogan and Carol Marin Hamlet, Prince of Denmark Reflects on Fujita’s Iconic Images October 1, 2019 (attendance 151) October 12, 2019 (attendance 220) Carlos Javier Ortiz, Ethan Michaeli March 10, 2020 (attendance 80) Christmas Comes But Once a Year The Midwest as Place December 14, 2019 (attendance 225) Kristin Hoganson and Timothy Gilfoyle DAVID L. WAGNER DISTINGUISHED December 5, 2019 (attendance 145) LECTURESHIP FOR HUMANISTIC INQUIRY Richard III Imagining the End: Thoughts on Mourning, January 11, 2020. (attendance 187) Happiness, and Radical Hope MEET THE AUTHOR Jonathan Lear Romeo and Juliet Where the Angels Lived: One Family’s Story February 18, 2020 (attendance 179) of Exile, Loss, and Return February 22, 2020 (attendance 160) Margaret McMullan CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS August 29, 2019 (attendance 42) JUN FUJITA: AMERICAN VISIONARY Drag Queen Story Hour EXHIBITION PROGRAMS Miss JerFay and Miss Sutton Two Books on Policing, Violence, and Torture Jun Fujita: American Visionary Curators’ Talk September 14, 2019 (attendance 84) in Chicago Graham Lee, Katherine Litwin, and Fred Sasaki Simon Balto and Laurence Ralph Drag Queen Story Hour February 4, 2020 (attendance 215) October 2, 2019 (attendance 80) Muffy Fishbasket and Rylan Reed

The Love and Life of Jun Fujita November 2, 2019 (attendance 41) Southern Exposure: The Overlooked Architecture of Chicago’s South Side Takako Day, Graham Lee, and Ryan Yakota Lee Bey in conversation with February 13, 2020 (attendance 94) Amanda Williams October 23, 2019 (attendance 212)

Barrio America: How Latino Immigrants Saved the American City Andrew Sandoval-Strausz November 12, 2019 (attendance 67)

Books That Built Chicago: Chicago’s Architectural History in Print Robert Bruegmann, Kim Coventry, John Ronan, and Pauline Seliga December 11, 2019 (attendance 115)

A New World Begins: The History of the French Revolution Jeremy Popkin February 6, 2020 (attendance 124)

Graham Lee and the Poetry Foundation’s Katherin Litwin and Fred Sasaki introduce the winter exhibition Jun Fujita: American Visionary, co-sponsored by the Newberry and the Poetry Foundation.

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Carol Marin and Rick Kogan discuss the state of journalism as part of Scholar and Newberry Trustee Jean O’Brien discusses representations of Conversations at the Newberry. Indigenous peoples in the United States during a virtual public program.

MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS Freedom Ride Opera Panel Discussion/ Sophonisba Breckinridge: Championing Performance Women’s Activism in Modern America The Importance of Cultural Memory: An Evening Tazewell Thompson and Lidiya Yankovskaya; Anya Jabour in conversation with Mary Hale with the Newberry Library and the National Singers: Cornelius Johnson, Lauren Michelle, June 3, 2020 (attendance 197) Endowment for the Humanities and Robert Sims Charles Bethea, Lynn Osmond, Jon Parrish Peede, January 29, 2020 (attendance 184) Monumental Mobility: The Memory Work David Spadafora, and Christopher Woods of Massasoit August 14, 2019 (attendance 78) VIRTUAL PROGRAMS Jean O’Brien and Lisa Blee in conversation with Rose Miron Ten Days That Shook the World: Eisenstein and The World of Juliette Kinzie: Chicago June 17, 2020 (attendance 204) the Russian Revolution Before the Fire Frank Biletz and Julia Denn Ann Durkin Keating in conversation Newberry Trivia Night September 14, 2019 (attendance 227) with Brad Hunt Paul Durica and Kristin Emery April 14, 2020 (attendance 249) June 30, 2020 (attendance 120) Children’s and Youth Literature from the UNAM Collection Introducing “Postcard Tag” Erika Erdely, Gina Gamboa, Ana Elsa Pérez Samantha Blickhan, Ellen Handy, Jennifer Martínez, and Gema Ortega Dalzin, Will Hansen, Jen Wolfe, Brad Hunt September 17, 2019 (attendance 77) May 7, 2020 (attendance 81)

The City-State of Boston: Refiguring Colonial Troublemakers: Chicago Freedom Struggles American History Through the Lens of Art Shay Colonial History Lecture Erik S. Gellman in conversation with Mark Peterson Brad Hunt October 26, 2019 (attendance 132) May 14, 2020 (attendance 124)

Page vs. Stage: Inside Shakespeare’s First Folio Peter Garino and Jill Gage May 20, 2020 (attendance 171)

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Fellowship Programs

2019–20 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM STATISTICS Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fellow Arthur and Janet Holzheimer Fellow Long-Term Fellows: 12 Elisa Garcia, Professor of History, Fluminense in the History of Cartography Fellowship Dollars Awarded from Newberry Federal University Eleanor Coulter, PhD candidate in History, funds: $357,000 McGill University Short-Term Fellows: 44 National Endowment for the Humanities and 47 months of funding Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fellow Institute for the International Education of Students Faculty Fellow Fellowship Dollars Awarded from Newberry Kimberly Hedlin, Contingent Faculty in funds: $122,500 Literature, UCLA Zulima Sánchez, Senior Lecturer, Social and Political Sciences, Administrative and European Fellowship Dollars awarded through Partners: Law, Salamanca University $16,250 Rudolph Ganz Fellow Faculty Fellows: 4 Thomas Kernan, Assistant Professor of Musicology, Roosevelt University Lawrence Lipking Fellow Fellowship Dollars Awarded: $5,000 Ilana Larkin, PhD candidate in Literature, Total Fellowship Dollars Awarded from the Northwestern University Newberry: $492,500 2019–20 SHORT-TERM FELLOWS Publication Grant Subventions: 2 recipients Frances C. Allen Fellow Midwest Modern Language Association Fellow Grant Dollars Awarded: $8,000 Victoria Clark, PhD candidate in Musicology, *Cynthia Smith, PhD candidate in Literature, Total Number of Scholars supported: 62 University of Virginia Miami University

American Society for Eighteenth-Century Newberry Consortium in American Indian Studies Faculty Fellows LONG-TERM FELLOWS Studies Fellow *Kelly Summers, Assistant Professor of History, Jennifer Denetdale, Associate Professor of American Studies, Northern Arizona University National Endowment for the Humanities Fellows MacEwan University Jacob Lee, Assistant Professor of History, Nicholas Abbott, Assistant Professor of History, Pennsylvania State University Old Dominion University John S. Aubrey Fellow Louise Siddons, Associate Professor of Art History, Karen-Edis Barzman, Professor of Art History, *Victoria Jackson, PhD candidate in History, York Oklahoma State University Binghamton University University Megan Tusler, Contingent Faculty of Literature, Todd Carmody, Visiting Assistant Professor of University of Chicago Literature, Hamilton College Lester J. Cappon Fellow in Documentary Editing *Tisa Wenger, Associate Professor of Philosophy Deborah Cohen, Professor of History, *Isabella Magni, Postdoctoral Associate in Italian and Religion, Yale University Northwestern University and Digital Humanities, Rutgers University Laura Edwards, Professor of History and Gender, Newberry Consortium in American Indian Sexuality, and Feminist Studies, Duke University Jan and Frank Cicero Fellow Studies Graduate Fellows Eugene Park, Filmmaker Neil Dodge, PhD candidate in History, University Audrey Lumsden-Kouvel and Andrew W. Mellon of Nevada, Las Vegas Foundation Fellow Charles Montgomery Gray Fellows Chelsea Frazier, PhD candidate in History, Heather Allen, Associate Professor of Spanish, *Claudia Catalano, Postdoctoral Scholar in University of Oklahoma University of Mississippi Literature, University of Rome “La Sapienza” Katherine Godfrey, PhD candidate in History, Anca-Delia Moldovan, PhD candidate in Art Pennsylvania State University Lloyd Lewis Fellow in American History and History, University of Warwick Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fellow *Kevin Hooper, PhD candidate in History, Mihoko Suzuki, Professor of English, University of Oklahoma Tom Arnold-Forster, Postdoctoral Scholar in University of Miami History, University of Cambridge *Amanda Johnson, PhD student in History, *Kevin Windhauser, PhD candidate in Literature, Oklahoma State University Columbia University Monticello College Foundation Fellow *Sherri Sheu, PhD candidate in History, ElDante Winston, PhD candidate in Architectural University of Colorado at Boulder Federica Caneparo, Postdoctoral Scholar in History, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Literature, University of Chicago

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Fellowship Programs

Newberry Library – American Musicological The Renaissance Society of America/Kress Society Fellow Foundation Fellow Carolyn Watts, PhD candidate in Musicology, Jakub Koguciuk, PhD Candidate in History of Art Princeton University and Renaissance Studies, Yale University

Newberry Library – American Society for Anne Jacobson Schutte Fellow Environmental History Fellow *Kathryn Santner, Postdoctoral Scholar in Art *Stephen Hausmann, Assistant Professor of History, University of London History, Temple University

Society of Mayflower Descendants in the Newberry Library Center for Renaissance Studies State of Illinois Fellow Consortium Faculty Fellows Andrew Keener, Assistant Professor of Literature, Sara Barker, Assistant Professor of History, Santa Clara University University of Leeds

*Daniel Nemser, Associate Professor in Literature, Arthur and Lila Weinberg Fellow University of Michigan Ruth Lopez, Journalist

Newberry Library Center for Renaissance Studies Weiss/Brown Publication Subvention Award Consortium Graduate Fellows Francesco Lucioli, Assistant Professor of Literature, Erasmo Castellani, PhD candidate in History, University College Dublin Duke University Nina Rowe, Associate Professor of Art History, Marlena Cravens, PhD candidate in Literature, Fordham University University of Texas at Austin

Newberry Library – École Nationale des Chartes Exchange Fellow 2019–20 FACULTY FELLOWS Filippo Petricca, PhD candidate in Romance Literature and Languages, University of Chicago Associated Colleges of the Midwest Faculty Fellows

Newberry Library – Jack Miller Center Fellows Elizabeth Prevost, Professor of History, Grinnell College *Justin Carroll, Associate Professor of History, Indiana University East Ralph Savarese, Professor of English, Grinnell College Tessa Evans, PhD candidate in History, University of Tennessee

Newberry Library Short-Term Fellows Newberry Library Undergraduate Seminar Faculty Fellows *Joanna Cohen, PhD candidate in Musicology, University of Virginia Megan Heffernan, Assistant Professor of English, DePaul University Samantha Ege, PhD candidate in Musicology, University of York James Knapp, Professor of English, Loyola University Chicago *Madison Heslop, PhD candidate in History, University of Saint Thomas *Nathan Tye, PhD candidate in History, University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana * Denotes a fellowship that was awarded in *Rachel Waxman, PhD candidate in History, 2019-20 but the fellow was unable to come due Johns Hopkins University to COVID-19. Fellows are able to reschedule their residencies in 2020-21.

Susan Kelly Power and Helen Hornbeck Tanner Fellow Kathleen Whiteley, PhD candidate in History, University of Michigan

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Research Centers and Programming for Scholars

2019–20 NEWBERRY INSTITUTE FOR Michael Brown, University of Aberdeen Interactive Book Session, Ryerson and RESEARCH AND EDUCATION STATISTICS Heather Bruegl, Stockbridge Munsee Community Burnham Libraries: Scholarly activity by Research Centers and Band of Mohican Indians (remarks read in absentia Christopher Fletcher, Newberry Library other units by Rose Miron, Newberry Library) Stephanie Fletcher, Ryerson and Burnham Lesa Dowd, Newberry Library Libraries CENTER FOR RENAISSANCE STUDIES Roger Ferlo, Bexley Seabury Seminary Federation Suzanne Karr Schmidt, Newberry Library Christopher Fletcher, Newberry Library Douglas Litts, Ryerson and Burnham Libraries CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIA, AND LECTURES Marina Garone Gravier, Universidad Nacional Autumn Mather, Ryerson and Burnham Libraries Autónoma de México Petrarch in His Own Hand Megan Kelly, Newberry Library Symposium Illustrating Manuscripts in the Premodern Age: Mike Kelly, Amherst College July 16, 2019 Lesa Dowd, Newberry Library Rose Miron, Newberry Library Attendance: 45 Christopher Fletcher, Newberry Library Kenneth Sawyer, McCormick Theological Seminary Presenters: Alice Schreyer, Newberry Library Isabella Magni, Newberry Library Interactive Book Session: Collection presentation organized by Will Christopher Fletcher, Newberry Library Maddalena Signorini, Università degli Hansen and Analú López, Newberry Library Studi di Roma Suzanne Karr Schmidt, Newberry Library Cosponsored by the D’Arcy McNickle Center for H. Wayne Storey, Indiana University American Indian and Indigenous Studies and Megan Kelly, Newberry Library the Centre for Early Modern Studies at the Autumn Mather, Ryerson and Burnham Libraries Reading the Ministry in the Americas, University of Aberdeen. 1492-Present Roundtable: Symposium The Art of Images in Premodern Books Christopher Fletcher, Newberry Library October 10 – October 11, 2019 Symposium Suzanne Karr Schmidt, Newberry Library Organizer: November 15, 2019 Douglas Litts, Ryerson and Burnham Libraries Christopher Fletcher, Newberry Library Attendance: 79 Autumn Mather, Ryerson and Burnham Libraries Keynote Address: Cohosted and cosponsored by the Ryerson and Kelly Wisecup, Northwestern University Print Demonstration, School of the Art Institute Burnham Libraries at the Art Institute of Chicago. of Chicago: Presenters: Jeanine Coupe Ryding, School of the Art Colin Pope Barr, University of Aberdeen Institute of Chicago Shaurya Kumar, School of the Art Institute of Chicago

European Art Seminar participants examine books from the collection. Demonstration of early printmaking techniques at the School of the Art Institute.

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PROGRAMS FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS Miriam Wendling, KU Leuven Exposed to the Elements: Matter and Knowledge Cella Westray, Northwestern University in Early Modern Europe 2020 Multidisciplinary Graduate Student Anna Zayaruznaya, Yale University Thursdays, January 16-April 2, 2020 Conference Keynote Address: Instructor: January 23 – January 25, 2020 Rob C. Wegman, Princeton University Rebecca Zorach, Northwestern University Total Attendance: 68 “Back to the Source” Participants: Organizers: Cosponsored by the Society for Music Theory’s Katherine Brown, University of Illinois at Chicago Clara Biesel, University of Minnesota Early Music Analysis Interest Group and the Olivia Dill, Northwestern University Katie Blankenau, Northwestern University Graduate Council at the University of Chicago. LaMar Gayles, University of Illinois at Chicago Valentina Geri, University of Notre Dame Elizabeth Hunter, University of Illinois at Chicago Marcus Höhne, University of Kansas ACADEMIC PROGRAMMING Emily Kamm, Northwestern University David Kemp, Southern Illinois University Stephanie Lee, Northwestern University at Carbondale Early Modern Recipes Online Collective Transcribathon Juan Fernando Leon, Northwestern University Tania Kolarik, University of Wisconsin-Madison November 5, 2019 Kristin Lipkowski, University of Illinois at Chicago Courtney MacPhee, Claremont Graduate University Attendance: 60 Risa Puleo, Northwestern University Hayla May, Oklahoma State University Presenters: Arianna Ray, Northwestern University Kelli McQueen, University of Illinois at Megan Heffernan, DePaul University Richard Reinhardt, University of Michigan Urbana-Champaign Lia Markey, Newberry Library Michail Vlasopoulos, University of Chicago Michal Zechariah, University of Chicago Sarah Peters Kernan, EMROC/Newberry Library Benjamin Weil, Northwestern University Jen Wolfe, Newberry Library Customized Books, 1400–1700 Organized globally by the Early Modern Recipes Dissertation Seminar for Scholars of Religion Lecture Online Collective and the Folger Shakespeare and Politics May 29, 2020 (via Zoom) Library. October 4, 2019; December 6, 2019; February 21, 2020; May 1, 2020 Attendance: 104 Local event co-organized and cosponsored with the Newberry’s Department of Public Engagement. Walter S. Melion, Emory University Directors: Ellen McClure, University of Illinois at Chicago Ten-Week Graduate Seminars Music, Theory, and their Sources Jonathan Lyon, University of Chicago Conference Participants: Reading Catalan for Research Purposes Hayley Bowman, University of Michigan June 19 – June 30, 2020 Thursdays, October 3-December 5, 2019 (via Zoom) Megan Cole, University of Illinois at Instructor: Total Attendance: 255 Urbana-Champaign Alba Girons Masot, University of Chicago Organizer: Jorge Hernández-Lasa, University of Participants: Wisconsin-Madison Ryan Taycher, University of Massachusetts Amherst Kaitlin Browne, Northwestern University Travis Knapp, University of Missouri Presenters: Nicole Corrigan, Emory University David Papendorf, University of Central Michigan Kyle Adams, Indiana University Brian Forman, Northwestern University Brendan Small, University of Chicago Henry Burnam, Yale University Kelli McQueen, University of Illinois at Adrian van der Velde, University of Illinois at Evan Campbell, SUNY-Potsdam Urbana-Champaign Urbana-Champaign David Douglass, The Newberry Consort Mario Antonio Cossío Olavide, University Jan Volek, University of Minnesota (Live Presentation) of Minnesota Zhenru Zhou, University of Chicago Patrick Fitzgibbon, University of Chicago Adam Singh, Indiana University Liam Hynes-Tawa, Yale University Valentina Tikoff, DePaul University Yujin Jang, University of Pittsburgh Megan Kaes Long, Oberlin Conservatory Brett Kostrzewski, Boston University Rachel McNellis, Library of Congress

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Research Methods Workshops Library Services and Premodern Studies: Elisa Jones, Newberry Library An Introduction Megan Kelly, Newberry Library Exploring Digital Premodern Libraries November 16, 2019 Natalia Maliga, Newberry Library October 12, 2019 Director: Virginia Meredith, Newberry Library Director: Christopher Fletcher, Newberry Library Kyle Roberts, Loyola University Chicago Participants: Early Modern Anglo-Muslim Encounters Participants: Sheryll Blaschak, Wayne State University March 6, 2020 Sheryll Blaschak, Wayne State University William Edmundson, University of Director: Méline Dumot, Northwestern University Wisconsin-Milwaukee Jyotsna Singh, Michigan State University Mya Frieze, University of Wisconsin-Madison Maxwell Gray, University of Wisconsin-Madison Participants: Logan Hughes, Claremont Graduate University Yujin Jang, University of Pittsburgh Nick Abbott, Old Dominion University Yujin Jang, University of Pittsburgh Luke Jennings, University of Western Ontario Ingram Brannon, Northwestern University Courtney MacPhee, Claremont Graduate Krystal Marsh, University of Pittsburgh William Caldwell, Northwestern University University Laura Michelson, University of Iowa Nicole Crisp, University of Arizona Fabio Malfara, University of Western Ontario Lino Mioni, Indiana University Kelly Duquette, Emory University Elizabeth Barrios Martinez, University of Illinois Melissa Nunchuck, University of Illinois at Muhammad Farooq, Kent State University at Urbana-Champaign Urbana-Champaign Madiha Ghous, Michigan State University Melissa Nunchuck, University of Illinois at Courtney Pollard, University of California, Davis Samantha Goodrich, University of Arizona Urbana-Champaign Jerilyn Tinio, University of Illinois at Austin Setter, Western Michigan University Urbana-Champaign Ira Kazi, University of Western Ontario Emily Sharrett, Loyola University Chicago Lanson Wells, Kent State University Hanna Khan, University of Illinois at Chicago Kyle Smith, University of Wisconsin-Madison Krislyn Zhorne, Loyola University Chicago Sarah Le, Indiana University Lanson Wells, Kent State University Zhenru Zhou, University of Chicago Marla Lunderber, Hope College

Guest Speakers: Joshua Mangle, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Collecting Histories: Introduction to Lauren Calcote, Newberry Library Elizabeth Neary, University of Wisconsin-Madison Provenance Research Lesa Dowd, Newberry Library Maggie Schuster, University of Illinois at Chicago October 25, 2019 Jill E. Gage, Newberry Library Katie Sisneros, University of Minnesota Director: Jessica Grzegorski, Newberry Library Ameer Sohrawady, Rutgers University Shirin Fozi Jones, University of Pittsburgh Henry Harris, Newberry Library Tim Soriano, University of Illinois at Chicago Participants: Morgan Brittain, University of Iowa Lauren Cantos, Queen Mary University Erin Daly, University of Iowa Méline Dumot, Northwestern University Mya Frieze, University of Wisconsin-Madison Emmaleigh Huston, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Claire Kilgore, University of Wisconsin-Madison Tania Kolarik, University of Wisconsin-Madison Nora Lambert, University of Chicago Melissa Nunchuck, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Emilee Ruhland, University of Pittsburgh Mindy Williams, Purdue University Krislyn Zhorne, Loyola University Chicago The 2019 Mellon Italian Paleography institute participants with instructor Maddalena Signorini.

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VIRTUAL PROGRAMMING Virtual Coffee Klatsch Biweekly meeting held via Zoom to share CRS Virtual Reading Group: wisdom about writing, research, and teaching The History of the Book during the pandemic. Organized by Christopher Fletcher, April 21, 2020; May 5, 2020; May 19, 2020, Newberry Library June 2, 2020. Total attendance: 50 Session 1: Introduction to Bibliography April 16, 2020 Work-in-Progress Colloquium Attendance: 41 participants Virtual program held via Zoom for panelists to receive feedback on current projects. Expert Speaker: Michael Johnston, Purdue University May 21, 2020 Attendance: 23

Session 2: The Medievalness of Early Presenters: Modern Books Tato Gyulamiryan, Hope College April 30, 2020 Claire Taylor Jones, University of Notre Dame Directors of the Center for Renaissance Studies Attendance: 62 participants Silvia Z. Mitchell, Purdue University celebrate the 40th anniversary of its founding(left to right): Mary Beth Rose, Clark Hulse, Carla Zecher, Expert Speaker: Karen Christianson, and Lia Markey. Carol Symes, University of Illinois at Affinity Groups Urbana-Champaign Scholars of Color (7 members) Parents and Caregivers (8 members) “Plague Broadsides: Or, How a Dog Saved Session 3: Emblems 17th-century Rome” Scholars with Disabilities (3 members) May 14, 2020 Suzanne Karr Schmidt, Newberry Library Queer Scholars (5 members) Attendance: 41 participants Posted: June 30, 2020 Post-, Alt-, and Non-academic Scholars Expert Speaker: (5 members) Mara Wade, University of Illinois at Contingent Scholars (3 members) DIGITAL PROJECTS Urbana-Champaign Early Career Researchers (23 members) Italian Paleography Mid-Career Researchers (11 members) Session 4: Indigenous Bookmaking https://italian-paleography.library.utoronto.ca/ May 28, 2020 Women and Femme Scholars (19 members) Attendance: 65 participants French Renaissance Paleography Accountability Partners Expert Speaker: http://paleography.library.utoronto.ca Two- and three-person partnerships assigned based Claudia Brittenham, University of Chicago on similarities in professional status, research interests, and discipline. The Emblemata Politica In Context: Georg Rem’s Manuscript at the Newberry Library Session 5: Prints and Engravings 13 partnerships (36 total participants) https://publications.newberry.org/digital/ June 11, 2020 emblemata-politica/index Attendance: 41 participants Online Video Series: “Learning from Premodern Plagues” Expert Speaker: Renaissance Invention: Stradanus’s Nova Walter Melion, Emory University Organized by Lia Markey, Reperta Newberry Library Digital Collections for the Classroom (DCC) Premodern Writing Support Network https://dcc.newberry.org/collections/nova- “The Perils of Reopening: The Plague in reperta Organized by Rebecca Fall, Marseille, 588 CE” Newberry Library Christopher Fletcher, Newberry Library April 9 – June 8, 2020 The Making of the Bible, 1400–1700 Posted: June 2, 2020 Total participants: 52 Digital Collections for the Classroom https://dcc.newberry.org/collections/ making_bible

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THE D’ARCY MCNICKLE CENTER FOR Tarren Andrews, University of Colorado-Boulder Indigenous Languages and Peoples AMERICAN INDIAN AND INDIGENOUS C.M. Downey, University of Washington in the Midwest STUDIES Melanie Frye, University of Oklahoma October 12, 2019 Attendance: 55 CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIA, AND MAJOR Eman Ghanayem, University of Illinois at LECTURES Urbana-Champaign Presenters: Grant Glinecki, Michigan State University Daryl Baldwin, Myaamia Center at Miami D’Arcy McNickle Annual Lecture Carlos Enrique Ibarra, University of New Mexico University Amanda Johnson, Oklahoma State University Marcus Carriaga, University of Wisconsin- The Red Power Movement from Alcatraz Milwaukee Jessica Martin, University of Winnipeg to Standing Rock and Beyond Victorino Torres Nava, Xinachkalko Center Brian Neely, University of Nevada, Las Vegas November 20, 2019 and Anahuacalmecac School Kai Pyle, University of Minnesota Attendance: 91 Margaret Noodin, Electa Quinney Institute and Breanna Leslie Skye, Cornell University University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Presenter: Keely Smith, Princeton University Michele Wellman-Teeple, Anishinaabemowin Nick Estes, University of New Mexico Pane Imersion Program

Newberry Consortium in American Indian Marcus Winchester, Pokégnek Bodéwadmik PROGRAMS FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS Studies Graduate Student Conference Language and Culture Department February 22, 2020 Newberry Consortium in American Indian Monumental Mobility: The Memory Work 27 student participants Studies Summer Research Institute of Massasoit June 17, 2020 Revitalizing Indigenous Languages PUBLIC PROGRAMS Attendance: 190 July 8, 2019 – July 26, 2019 First Nations Film and Video Festival Presenters: Faculty: October 5, 2019 – March 7, 2020 Lisa Blee, Wake Forest University Jenny L. Davis, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Average Attendance: 28 Jean O’Brien, University of Minnesota Margaret Noodin, University of Presenters: Wisconsin-Milwaukee Ernest Whiteman III, First Nations Film Patrick Rochford, Newberry Library and Video Festival

Participants: Christine Diindiisi McCleave, National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition Sarah A. Sadlier, Harvard University

Nick Estes gives the annual D’Arcy McNickle Lecture. Newberry Curator of Americana, Will Hansen presents a selection of materials related to Indigenous languages. 46 Fall/Winter 2020

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HERMON DUNLAP SMITH CENTER FOR THE The Twentieth Kenneth Nebenzahl, Jr., Lectures Alison Hinderliter, Newberry Library HISTORY OF CARTOGRAPHY in the History of Cartography Matthew Kirschenbaum, University of Maryland CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIA, AND MAJOR “Redrawing the World: 1919 and the History Analú López, Newberry Library LECTURES of Cartography” Rose Miron, Newberry Library November 7-9, 2019 2019 Material Maps in the Digital Age Marcia Walker-McWilliams, Black Metropolis Organizer: June 10, 2019-July 6, 2019 Research Consortium Peter Nekola, Luther College Co-Directors: Participants: Presenters: James Akerman, Newberry Library Claire Arnold, Northwestern University Mirela Altic, Univesity of Zagreb Peter Nekola, Luther College Laura Colaneri, University of Chicago Lindsay Frederick Braun, University of Oregon Participants: William Fitzsimons, Northwestern University Daniel Foliard, University of Paris, Nanterre Benjamin Benus, Loyola University Kwanda Ford, University of California Jason Hansen, Furman University Robert Caldwell, SOWELA Community Los Angeles Rebecca Church, Metropolitan State University Peter Nekola, Luther College Jessica Friedman, Northwestern University Manolo Estavillo, Marymount Manhattan College William Rankin, Yale University Johnathan Karp, Harvard University Leslie Geddes, Tulane University Penny Sinangolou, Wake Forest University William Keniston, University of Illinois Stefka Hristova, Michigan Technical University Hon Tze-ki, City Univeristy of Hong Kong Juan Suárez Ontaneda, University of Illinois at Micaela Kowalski, University of Virginia Urbana-Champaign Alexandra Lindgren-Gibson, University of Eilin Rafael Pérez, University of Chicago Mississippi CHICAGO STUDIES PROGRAM Catalina Rodríguez, University of Los Andes Ruth Lo, Columbia University Robert Ryan, University of Illinois-Chicago Peter Machonis, Florida International University CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIA, AND MAJOR LECTURES Thais R. S. de Sant’ Ana, University of Illinois John Pendell, University of Michigan-Flint at Urbana-Champaign

Andrew Reading, MacLean Collection The Archive: Theory, Form, Practice Oishani Sengupta, University of Rochester Clayton Rosati, Bowling Green State University Faculty: Francena Turner, University of Illinois at Stephanie Shiflett, Boston University Liesl Olson, Newberry Library Urbana-Champaign Molly Taylor-Poleskey, Middle Tennessee Brent Hayes Edwards, Columbia University Erik Wenzel, University of Illinois at Chicago State University William “Harry” York, Portland State University Catherine Grandgeorge, Newberry Library

NEH seminar participants in Material Maps in the Digital Age explore the Participants in Making Modernism explore the art collection at the South Side topography and ecological history of the Indiana Dunes. Community Art Center. The Newberry Annual Report 47

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NEH Summer Institute – Making Modernism Faculty: Liesl Olson, Newberry Library Lee Bey, Chicago Sun Times Jacqueline Goldsby, Yale University Adam Green, University of Chicago Walter Benn Michaels, University of Illinois Chicago Amy Mooney, Columbia College Sarah Kelly Oehler, Art Institute of Chicago

Participants: Michael Allen, Harvard University Colleen Boggs, Dartmouth College Mark Burford, Reed College Clare Callahan, University of Texas at Austin Wendy Castenell, The University of Alabama Wendy Geniusz, University of Wisconsin- Eau Claire Newberry Library Undergraduate Seminar 2020 students on a tour of the stacks. Sara Gerend, Aurora University Ellen Handy, The City College of New York NEWBERRY INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH AND British History Almas Khan, Georgetown University Law Center EDUCATION SCHOLARLY SEMINARS Organizers: Agnes Malinowska, University of Chicago Deborah Cohen, Northwestern University Liane Malinowski, University of North Texas American Art and Visual Culture Seminar Fredrik Albritton Jonsson, University of Chicago Jake Mattox, Indiana University South Bend Organizers: Stephen Pincus, University of Chicago Erin McCarthy, Columbia College Chicago Sarah Burns, Indiana University Diane Dillon, Independent Scholar Brett McMillan, Columbia University Chicago: City of Commerce and Design, Amani Morrison, University of Delaware Erika Doss, University of Notre Dame 1889–1990 Jenny Mueller, McKendree University Elizabeth McGoey, Art Institute of Chicago Organizers: Nancy Newman, University at Albany-SUNY Penelope Dean, University of Illinois at Chicago American Literature Seminar Uraina Pack, Clarion University Michael Golec, School of the Art Institute Organizers: of Chicago Crystal Rudds, Malcolm X College Walter Benn Michaels, University of Illinois Davis Smith-Brecheisen, University of Illinois at Chicago at Chicago Eighteenth-Century Seminar Kenneth Warren, University of Chicago Nicole Spigner, Northwestern University Organizers: Timothy Campbell, University of Chicago Rebekah Waalkes, Tufts University American Political Thought Seminar Lisa A. Freeman, University of Illinois at Chicago Anna Wager, Hobart and William Smith Colleges Organizers: Richard Squibbs, DePaul University Bess Williamson, School of the Art Institute D. Bradford Hunt, Newberry Library of Chicago Helen Thompson, Northwestern University Andrew Trees, Roosevelt University John Young, Marshall University Gender and Sexuality Studies Seminar Borderlands and Latino/a Studies Seminar Organizers: Organizers: Elizabeth Son, Northwestern University Xóchitl Bada, University of Illinois at Chicago Francesca Morgan, Northeastern Illinois University Gema Santamaría, Loyola University Ronak K. Kapadia, University of Illinois Adam Goodman, University of Illinois at Chicago at Chicago

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History of Capitalism Seminar Premodern Seminar ONGOING PROGRAMS Organizers: Organizers: Newberry Fellows Seminar Rudi Batzell, Lake Forest College Lydia Barnett, Northwestern University 16 sessions Destin Jenkins, University of Chicago Timothy Crowley, Northern Illinois University Elizabeth Tandy Shermer, Loyola University Christopher Fletcher, Newberry Library Newberry Library Colloquia Chicago Megan Heffernan, DePaul University 37 sessions

Irish Studies Seminar Religion and Culture in the Americas Seminar Organizers: Organizers: Keelin Burke, Newberry Library Kathy Cummings, University of Notre Dame Bridget English, University of Illinois at Chicago Karen Johnson, Wheaton College Colleen English, Loyola University Deborah Kanter, Albion College Malachy McCarthy, Claretian Missionaries Labor History Seminar Archives USA-Canada Organizers: Kevin Schultz, University of Illinois at Chicago Peter Cole, University of Illinois at Chicago Rima Lunin Schultz, Independent Scholar Colleen Doody, DePaul University

Liesl Orenic, Dominican University Urban History Dissertation Group Elizabeth Tandy Shermer, Loyola University Organizers: Chicago Nicholas Kryzcka, University of Chicago

American Indian and Indigenous Studies Seminar Organizer: UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS Rose Miron, Newberry Library

ASSOCIATED COLLEGES OF THE MIDWEST Milton Seminar SEMINARS Organizers: Stephen Fallon, University of Notre Dame One for The Books: The Pleasures & Politics of Reading Christopher Kendrick, Loyola University Chicago Faculty: Paula McQuade, DePaul University Elizabeth Prevost, Grinnell College Regina Schwartz, Northwestern University Ralph Savarese, Grinnell College Fall 2019, 16 undergraduate students European Art Seminar Organizers: NEWBERRY LIBRARY UNDERGRADUATE Suzanne Karr Schmidt, Newberry Library SEMINAR Lia Markey, Newberry Library Shakespeare’s Afterlives: Literature, Philosophy, Walter Melion, Emory University Politics, and the Visual Arts, 1623–2020* Faculty: Megan Heffernan, DePaul University James Knapp, Loyola University Spring 2020, 20 undergraduate students * This program was completed virtually after the COVID-19 pandemic closed the Newberry’s building in March 2020.

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The Newberry Library gratefully recognizes the Ms. Celine Fitzgerald Ms. Margarete K. Gross following donors for their generous contributions Julius N. Frankel Foundation Mrs. Mary P. Hines received between July 1, 2019, and June 30, 2020. Madeleine and Joe Glossberg Mr. and Mrs. R. Stanley Johnson Dr. Hanna H. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Michael Keiser John R. Halligan Charitable Fund Donor Advised Fund THE ANNUAL FUND Laura Baskes Litwin and Stuart Litwin The following donors generously made gifts to the Robert A. and Lorraine Holland Annual Fund and are recognized as members of the ITW Mr. and Mrs. John W. McCarter, Jr. President’s Fellows or Newberry Associates. Professor Lawrence Lipking Ken* and Jossy Nebenzahl Barry MacLean Professor and Mrs. Larrance M. O’Flaherty PRESIDENT’S CABINET ($25,000 AND ABOVE) Mr. Stephen A. MacLean Dr. Diana Robin Roger and Julie Baskes Professor James H. Marrow and Dr. Emily Rose Martha Roth and Bryon Rosner Joan and William Brodsky Mr. Andrew R. McGaan Mr. Brian Silbernagel and Ms. Teresa Snider Jan and Frank Cicero, Jr. Andrew and Jeanine McNally Carolyn and David Spadafora The Crown Family David E. McNeel Jan and Bruce Tranen The Davee Foundation Ms. Mary Minow Joan and Robert Feitler Cindy and Stephen Mitchell PRESIDENT’S SUSTAINING FELLOWS Ms. Carla J. Funk Dr. Gail Kern Paster ($2,500–$4,999) Robert Beasecker and Erika King Alice and Richard Godfrey The Pattis Family Foundation Joan and John Blew Mrs. Mary L. Gray Jean E. Perkins and Leland E. Hutchinson Mark and Meg Hausberg Dr. William H. Cannon, Jr. and Mr. John P. Rompon and Ms. Marian E. Casey Mr. David Narwich Victoria J. Herget and Robert K. Parsons John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe Holly and Bill Charles Celia and David Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sheffield, Jr. Nancy Raymond Corral Dr. Elizabeth Amy Liebman Adele Simmons Ms. Shawn M. Donnelley and The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Siragusa Dr. Christopher M. Kelly Foundation Nancy and Richard Spain Professors Stephen and Verna Foster Janis W. and John K. Notz, Jr. Carl W. Stern and Holly Hayes Alan and Carol Greene Christine and Michael Pope Liz Stiffel Ted and Mirja Haffner Roy and Irene Rettinger Foundation Gail and John Ward Adele* and Malcolm H. Hast Sheli Z. Rosenberg and Burton X. Rosenberg Yellow-crowned Foundation Janet and Arthur Holzheimer Mr. and Mrs. Rudy L. Ruggles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jiganti Karla Scherer Jay F. and Sylvia Krehbiel Harold B. Smith PRESIDENT’S SENIOR FELLOWS ($5,000–$9,999) Ms. Helen Marlborough and Mr. David B. Smith, Jr. and Tom and Melanie Berg Mr. Harry J. Roper Ms. Ilene T. Weinreich Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Blair, Jr. Ms. Helen McArdle Carol Warshawsky Charles H. and Bertha L. Boothroyd Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McCamant Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Don H. McLucas, Jr. PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($10,000–$24,999) Dr. and Mrs. Tapas K. Das Gupta Professor Jean M. O’Brien Edith Rasmussen Ahern and Patrick Ahern John and Michele Donley Father Peter J. Powell Mr. Gregory L. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Franke Dr. James Engel Rocks Mr. T. Kimball Brooker Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Galvin Sahara Enterprises, Inc. Buchanan Family Foundation James J. and Louise R. Glasser Morrell M. Shoemaker* Rob Carlson and Paul Gehl Sue and Melvin Gray Mrs. Anne D. Slade Carton Family Fund Daniel Greene and Lisa Meyerowitz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wedgeworth, Jr. Mr. Lewis Collens

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Mr. Paul R. Wiggin and Mrs. Lisa Wiggin Rosemary J. Schnell Mr. and Ms. George R. Johnson Thomas K. Yoder Ms. Alice Schreyer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Kearney Mr. Robert J. Zarse Stephen A. and Marilyn Scott Jonathan and Nancy Lee Kemper Helen Zell Junie L. and Dorothy L. Sinson Kovler Family Foundation Anonymous (2) Ms. Grace K. Stanek The Lawlor Foundation Christian Vinyard Ms. Lou Levine Diane and Richard Weinberg Ms. Sonya Malunda and PRESIDENT’S SUPPORTING FELLOWS Dr. E. Charles Lampley ($1,500–$2,499) Robert Williams Dr. Ellen T. Baird Nora L. Zorich and Thomas W. Filardo Mr. Arthur M. Martin Mr. Charles T. Cullen Anonymous (4) Ann and Christopher McKee Kimberly A. Douglass Greg Miller and Edith Chen Dr. Lynne E. Fisher The Charles W. Palmer Family Foundation SCHOLARS ($1,000–$1,499) Joe and Jo Ann Paszczyk Dr. Michael P. Fitzsimmons Mr. James R. Akerman and The Franklin Philanthropic Foundation Ms. Luann Hamilton Ms. Anne E. Rea and Mr. Kenneth A. Bigg Mr. Martin A. M. Gneuhs Ms. Lynn Barr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. William Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Block Mr. and Mrs. Eric Schaal Hjordis Halvorson and John Halvorson Ms. Andrea Bond Seyfarth Shaw LLP Cheryl and Hill Hammock John* and Judy Bross Ilene and Michael Shaw Charitable Trust Mr. William M. Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Bulley III Alyce K. Sigler Ms. Jaime L. Danehey Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Buntrock Professor Eric Slauter Mr. Thomas B. Harris Ms. Margaret K. Carton and Mrs. Diane W. Smith Pati Heestand Mr. Harlan Stanley Carol S. Sonnenschein Ms. Kay D. Hinn The Chicago Literary Club Ms. Elizabeth Teich Edward C. Hirschland Barbara and George Clark Mr. Peter Vale Mr. D. Bradford Hunt Ms. Sharon P. Cole Anonymous (4) Jane and Don Hunt Leigh and Doug Conant Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Jahn Ronald Corthell and Laura Bartolo HUMANISTS ($500–$999) Mrs. Loretta N. Julian Mrs. Ariane Dannasch Bob and Trish Barr Jared Kaplan and Maridee Quanbeck Magdalene and Gerald Danzer Professor Karen-Edis Barzman Professor and Mrs. Stanley N. Katz The Dick Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Batts Ann C. Bates Kittle David and Catherine Dolan The Benevity Community Impact Fund Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mahoney Nancie and Bruce Dunn Dr. Heather E. Blair David and Anita Meyer Mr. Henry Eggers Mrs. Sara Blanshard and Mr. Luke Blanshard Jackie and Tom Morsch Mr. Michael L. Ellingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Bliss Mr. Charles H. Mottier and Mr. Philip J. Vidal Dr. William E. Engel Dea Brennan Dr. Karole Schafer Mourek and Elizabeth Fama and John Cochrane Ms. Alice C. Brunner Mr. Anthony J. Mourek Sonja and Conrad Fischer Pat and David Buisseret Ms. Sara N. Paretsky Ruthie Newberry Gessinger Caxton Club Ms. Laurette Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Gilford Mr. Henry E. Charles Meredith Petrov Professor Elliott J. Gorn Dr. D. Stephen Cloyd Nancy and Alan Petrov Donald and Jane Gralen Dr. Walter J. Daly Ben and Nancy Randall Neil Harris and Teri J. Edelstein Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Daniels Mr. Charles R. Rizzo Mrs. Dorothy Harza Ms. Diana L. DeBoy Joanne C. Ruxin

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Ms. Nancy Dehmlow Marjorie and Christopher Newman Anthony and Nancy Amodeo Mr. Gordon R. DenBoer Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Novy Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Anderson Ms. Suzette Dewey Mr. and Mrs. James N. Nowacki Rick and Marcia Ashton Virginia Neal Dick Dr. Dorothy Noyes and Mr. and Mrs. John S. Aubrey Mr. Kevin M. Doherty and Ms. Jane Doherty Mr. Michael Krippendorf William O. Autry and Sarah E. Leach Mr. Andrew K. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Ben E. Oosterbaan Mr. and Mrs. James P. Baughman David and Susan Eblen Chris and Virginia Orndorff Susan and Gary Beckner Ms. Anne E. Egger Ms. Joan L. Pantsios Ms. Catharine D. Bell Richard and Carol Ekman Mr. Joseph A. Parisi Ms. Susan R. Benner and Mr. John M. Meeks Eldred-Harland Charitable Fund at Mr. Michael Payette Ms. Laura A. Bentley The Chicago Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Perlow Ms. Julie Beringer Mr. George E. Engdahl The Queenan Foundation Ms. Margaret Bjerklie Mrs. Susan S. Ettelson Dr. and Mrs. Nasim A. Rana Peter Blatchford Ms. Connie J. Fairbanks and Mr. Kirk Twiss Janet Reece Mr. David Bohan and Ms. Kathryn Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fanning Mr. and Mrs. George Ritzlin William and Sheila Bosron Virginia and Gary Gerst Dr. Jadwiga Roguska-Kyts Dr. Jay Brigham Dr. James Grossman and Ms. Ann Billingsley Ms. Penelope Rosemont and Mr. Paul Sievert Ms. Becky Brueckel Mr. Robert Guritz Mr. Joseph O. Rubinelli, Jr. Mr. Todd Brueshoff The William M. Hales Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David S. Ruder Ms. Moira B. Buhse and Ms. Lee R. Hamilton Dr. Suzanne Karr Schmidt and Mr. Howard E. Buhse, Jr. Stephen and Sharyl Hanna Mr. Keith Schmidt Professor Rand Burnette and Professor and Mrs. Richard H. Helmholz Ann and Brian Shoup Mrs. Patricia B. Burnette Mr. and Mrs. Frederic W. Hickman Professor Susan Sleeper-Smith Miss Martha M. Butler and Dr. Robert C. Smith Clark and Carolyn Hulse Mr. Douglas R. Carlson and Dr. Courtney Smotherman Mrs. Susan F. Carlson Kathryn Gibbons Johnson and Bruce Johnson Dr. Jane Smydo-Grover Mr. Donald R. Chauncey Ms. Tiffany Jones Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Spurgin The Chicago Chamber Music Society Mr. Paul R. Judy Mr. John C. Stiefel and Ms. Lesa Ukman Karen Ann Christianson and Robert Bionaz Mr. and Mrs. Norman O. Jung Mr. Lawrence E. Strickling and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Claar Mr. Robert S. Kiely Dr. Sydney L. Hans Mr. Mitchell Cobey and Ms. Janet L. Reali Ms. Heidi Heller Kiesler Ms. Janet Surkin and Mr. Robert Stillman Dr. David Collins Mr. Paul A. Kobasa Larry Viskochil Professors Kathleen M. Comerford and John and Barbara Kowalczyk Jacqueline Vossler Mark Edwards Dr. Ira D. Lawrence and Dr. Sona Kalousdian Pam and Doug Walter Professor and Mrs. Edward M. Cook, Jr. Mr. David Lingo Ms. Hedy Weinberg and Mr. Daniel Cornfield Mr. David Copeland Dr. Ruth F. MacKay Dr. Edward Wheatley and Ms. Mary Mackay Mr. John T. Cullinan and Dr. Ewa Radwanska Mr. Craig T. Mason Mr. Michael Winkelman Mr. Roger M. Dahl Mr. Alan Matsumura and Ms. Laura Erickson Ms. Mary Witt Ms. Laura S. de Frise and Mr. Steve Rugo Abby McCormick O’Neil and Anonymous (1) Mr. and Mrs. Julian C. D’Esposito, Jr. Daniel Carroll Joynes Ms. Catherine J. Dolton Dr. Ailsie B. McEnteggart Mr. Jonathan G. Don and LITERATI ($250–$499) Dr. Joellen A. Meglin and Ms. Elizabeth Blodgett Mr. Richard C. Brodhead Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Adler Patricia Dore, Ph.D. Professor Edward W. Muir, Jr. Mr. Endre Agocs Mr. Robert P. Doyle Mrs. Susan Nagarkatti Mrs. Bari Amadio and Dr. Peter Amadio Jon and Susanne Dutcher

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Laura F. Edwards and John P. McAllister Mr. Bruce Kirkpatrick Ms. Alicia Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Egloff Professor and Mrs. Christopher Kleinhenz Dr. Patricia L. Richards Dr. Marilyn Ezri Mr. James Klies Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Rider Vince Firpo Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Koenigs, Jr. Tony and Amy Rieck Kenneth and Marsha Fischl Ms. Mary Sue Kranstover and Mr. Mark Davis The Rigney Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul Freehling Professor and Mrs. Donald W. Krummel Ms. Denise Roberts Mr. and Mrs. John E. Freund Mr. John D. Lawrence Ms. Susan E. Robertson Mr. Arthur Garwin George Leonard and Susan Hanes-Leonard Mr. Chauncey Robinson Ms. Marsha W. Ginsberg and Professor Carole B. Levin Ms. Patricia M. Ronan Mr. Gordon M. Sayre Professors Susan Levine and Leon Fink Ms. Doris D. Roskin Mrs. Mary Ann Gleason Susan and Donald Levy Jay and Maija Rothenberg Mrs. Ethel C. Gofen and Mr. William H. Gofen William and Judith Locke Mr. T. Marshall Rousseau Ms. Shelley Gorson and Mr. Alan Salpeter Mr. Craig Long Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubens Professor Suzanne Gossett Mrs. Dianne C. Luhmann Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ruthman Mr. Marc B. Grayson Mr. Jonathan Lyon Mr. Michael J. Saxton William H. Greer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Madden Brad and Melissa Seiler D. Kendall Griffith Mrs. Sandra Mallory Mr. Joseph Seliga and Ms. Vanessa Vergara Mr. Larry Grote Father and Mrs. James R. Mather Susan P. Sloan and Arthur D. Clarke Mr. John Guidinger Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. May Ms. Beth A. Smetana and Mr. Dean L. Haas and Mrs. Kathleen E. Haas Mr. John G. W. McCord, Jr. Mr. Gerard C. Smetana* Mr. and Mrs. Errol Halperin Laura McGrady Jane and Carl Smith E. A. Hamill Fund Mr. David Moes and Ms. Jani Lesko Michael and Cindy Smith Mr. Arthur R. Hansen Mrs. Beverly J. Moody Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Sopranos Mr. James R. Hanson Mr. and Ms. Todd L. Morning Elaine and Wallace Stenhouse Ms. Helen S. Harrison Dr. Jeffrey Mueller Professor Scott Manning Stevens Ms. Arlene E. Hausman Mrs. Susan T. Murphy Marv Strasburg Professor Randolph C. Head Mrs. Barbara Newcomb and Mary and Harvey Struthers Mr. James S. Heim Dr. Richard Newcomb Mr. Jay Tremblay Mr. Tom Henn Mr. Richard F. Nielsen and Ms. Joanne C. Tremulis Mr. Roger C. Hinman Mrs. Barbara Nielsen Dr. Richard M. Tresley Mr. Allan G. Hins Ms. Susan O’Brien Mr. Scott Turow and Ms. Adriane Glazier Ms. Suzanne L. Hoffman and Mr. Gregory O’Leary and Ms. Patricia Kenney Mr. and Mrs. David Turpin Ms. Rachael K. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Osterberg Mr. Frank Valadez Mr. Robert Horowitz and Ms. Amy B. Levin Ms. Karen Parker Kenneth and Linda Vander Weele Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Houdek Mr. Frederic C. Pearson Dr. Thomas E. Veeser Dr. Mary Houston and Mr. James Houston Ms. Kathleen M. Perkins Ms. Jennifer Vincent Mr. David L. Howlett Dr. David S. Peterson Professor Mara R. Wade Mr. Dennis M. Hughes and Ms. Rose Kelly Ms. Lauren Phillips Mr. Robert F. Ward Ms. Cheryl Iverson Mary and Joe Plauche Robert and Susan Warde Dr. Regina M. Janes Ms. Laura Prail and Mr. John L. Cella Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Washlow Ms. Emily Troxell Jaycox Ms. Sarah M. Pritchard Professor Elissa B. Weaver Mrs. Karen S. Juvinall Mr. Aaron Rappaport Ms. Suzann M. Weekly Ms. Janet Kalin and Mr. Martin Kalin Ms. Dorothy M. Rasmussen Mr. Edward Weil, Jr. Miriam Kelm Mr. Charles F. Regan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Weiner

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Dr. and Mrs. Walter W. Whisler Harold B. Smith Jane and Don Hunt Mr. Howard S. White Mr. David B. Smith, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mahoney Joyce C. White Ms. Ilene T. Weinreich National Society Daughters of the Ms. Mary Williams Terra Foundation for American Art American Revolution Mrs. Iris S. Witkowsky Anonymous (2) Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Illinois Ms. Christina Woelke and Mr. John Coats Nancy and Richard Spain Mr. Timothy Wright and $10,000–$24,999 Sulzer Family Foundation Ms. Karen Ellzey Wright Edith Rasmussen Ahern and Patrick Ahern Jacqueline Vossler Mrs. Debra F. Yates Bulley & Andrews LLC Anonymous (1) Susan Schaalman Youdovin and Jan and Frank Cicero, Jr. Charlie Shulkin Professor James H. Marrow and Dr. Emily Rose Ms. Mary Zeltmann Andrew and Jeanine McNally $250–$1,499 Ms. Sheri Zuckerman David and Anita Meyer Mr. James R. Akerman and Anonymous (3) Ms. Luann Hamilton Cindy and Stephen Mitchell Ms. Pamela Baker Jean E. Perkins and Leland E. Hutchinson Mr. Gregory L. Barton John W. and Jeanne M. Rowe RESTRICTED GIFTS Ms. Margaret K. Carton and Dr. Scholl Foundation The following donors made restricted gifts to the Mr. Harlan Stanley Newberry endowment, book funds, fellowship The Siragusa Family Foundation Ms. Suzanne Chapple and programs, fundraising events, and other projects. Sotheby’s Mr. David Andersen Anonymous (1) Holly and Bill Charles

$25,000 AND ABOVE Chicago Calligraphy Collective Paul M. Angell Family Foundation Chicago Genealogical Society $5,000–$9,999 Roger and Julie Baskes Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Blair, Jr. Chicago Map Society Joan and William Brodsky Patti Selander Eylar and Charles Gardner Mr. John Clum Mr. T. Kimball Brooker Ms. Celine Fitzgerald Mr. Don Crowley Nancy Raymond Corral Janet and Arthur Holzheimer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crowley Glasser and Rosenthal Family Samuel H. Kress Foundation The Danzer Family Fund Sue and Melvin Gray Mr. Stephen A. MacLean Ms. Connie J. Fairbanks and Mr. Kirk Twiss Victoria J. Herget and Robert K. Parsons Mr. Frank McBath The Friday Club Celia and David Hilliard Christine and Michael Pope Hjordis Halvorson and John Halvorson Robert A. and Lorraine Holland Society of Mayflower Descendants Mr. William M. Hansen and Ms. Jaime L. Danehey The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation in the State of Illinois Mr. Bruce Kirkpatrick The Jack Miller Center Dr. Christine M. Sperling Mr. Paul A. Kobasa Mr. John Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Willmott Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. May Monticello College Foundation Ms. Helen McArdle National Endowment for the Humanities $1,500–$4,999 Ms. Patrice Michaels and Mr. James Ginsburg Ken* and Jossy Nebenzahl Rob Carlson and Paul Gehl Mr. Ronald S. Miller Jerome and Elaine Nerenberg Foundation Caxton Club National Society of Sons of the Northern Trust Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio American Colonists Roy and Irene Rettinger Foundation General Society of Colonial Wars Janis W. and John K. Notz, Jr. Sheli Z. Rosenberg and Alan and Carol Greene Col (IL) Jennifer N. Pritzker IL ARNG (Ret) Burton X. Rosenberg Ms. Kay D. Hinn Pritzker Military Museum & Library Karla Scherer Hoellen Family Foundation Mr. Richard W. Renner Rosemary J. Schnell

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Ms. Pat Sabosik Professor James H. Marrow and Dr. Emily Rose Mr. and Mrs. Vince Furman Professor Eric Slauter Ken* and Jossy Nebenzahl Lyle Gillman Pam and Doug Walter Louise R. Glasser Robert Williams HERITAGE AND GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY Mr. Donald J. Gralen The following lineage and genealogical organizations Margarete Gross made gifts to help the Newberry preserve our cultural heritage for future generations. Dr. Gary G. Gunderson PARGELLIS SOCIETY Hjordis Halvorson and John Halvorson The following corporations contributed $2,500 or more to the Newberry. General Society of Colonial Wars Professor Neil Harris and Ms. Teri J. Edelstein National Society Daughters of the Bulley & Andrews LLC American Revolution Adele Hast* ITW Society of Colonial Wars in the Mark and Meg Hausberg Northern Trust State of Illinois Trudy and Paul Hawley Sahara Enterprises, Inc. Society of Mayflower Descendants Celia and David Hilliard in the State of Illinois Anonymous (1) Robert A. and Lorraine Holland Mrs. Judith H. Hollander Janet and Arthur Holzheimer BLATCHFORD SOCIETY CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION Louise D. Howe MATCHING GIFTS The following individuals have included the Newberry in their estate plans or life-income Mary P. Hughes Through their matching gift programs, the following arrangements. The Newberry recognizes them for corporations and foundations generously augmented Kathryn Gibbons Johnson their continued legacy to the humanities. gifts from individuals. Ms. Marcia Slater Johnston Dr. Victoria Kirkham Mrs. L. W. Alberts Bank of America Foundation Ann C. Bates Kittle Mr. Adrian Alexander Battelle Karen Krishack Rick and Marcia Ashton Best Buy Employee Giving Program George Leonard and Susan Hanes-Leonard Dr. David M. and Capital Group Mrs. Susan Lindenmeyer Barron Larry Lesperance Caterpillar Foundation Roger Baskes Professor Carole B. Levin ExxonMobil Foundation Peter Blatchford Joseph A. Like Fitch Ratings Matching Gifts Program John C. Blew Professor Lawrence Lipking ITW Michelle Miller Burns and Mr. and Mrs. William Locke Johnson & Johnson Gary W. Burns Dr. Audrey Lumsden-Kouvel The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Dr. William H. Cannon Nancy J. Lynn Foundation Rob Carlson Mr. Stephen A. MacLean Anonymous (1) Reverend Dr. Robert B. Clarke Carmelita Melissa Madison Mrs. David L. Conlan Mrs. Suzette Mahneke

SOCIETY OF COLLECTORS Mr. Charles T. Cullen Dr. Debra N. Mancoff The following donors contributed $5,000 or more Magdalene and Gerald Danzer Dr. Guy A. Marco for the acquisition of materials for the Newberry’s Mr. Gordon R. DenBoer Heidi Massa collection. Mr. Andrew K. Dolan Ms. Valerie S. Mathes

Roger and Julie Baskes Susan and Otto D’Olivo Mary Morony Rob Carlson and Paul Gehl Donna Margaret Eaton* Mrs. Susan T. Murphy Nancy Raymond Corral Laura F. Edwards Mrs. Milo M. Naeve Celia and David Hilliard Mr. George E. Engdahl Ms. Shanti Nagarkatti Janet and Arthur Holzheimer Ms. Carla J. Funk Ken* and Jossy Nebenzahl

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Ms. Audrey A. Niffenegger and ESTATE GIFTS In honor of Dan Fay Mr. Eddie Campbell The Newberry acknowledges gifts received from the Ms. Elizabeth Cavendish estates of the following individuals. Janis W. Notz In honor of Paul Gehl Joan L. Pantsios Mr. Paul A. Kobasa Constance Barbantini Joe and Jo Ann Paszczyk Ms. Miriam B. Scott Dr. Richard H. Brown Jean E. Perkins Professor Cynthia Wall Mrs. Alison C. de Frise Ken Perlow In honor of Carol H. Graham Dr. Muriel S. Friedman Christine and Michael Pope Mr. Robert H. Berry Mr. Stuart Kane Dominick S. Renga, M.D. In honor of Daniel Greene Mr. T. Marshall Rousseau Dr. Amy Lippert Rosemary J. Schnell Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marks TRIBUTE GIFTS Helen M. Schultz The Newberry recognizes the following gifts made Rosemary J. Schnell Stephen A. and Marilyn Scott in tribute. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Washlow G. Shiman In honor of William M. Hansen Mr. Morrell M. Shoemaker* HONOR GIFTS Professor Ralph J. Savarese Alyce K. Sigler In honor of Mrs. L. W. Alberts In honor of Henry Harris Dr. Ira Singer Nicholas Adams and Laurie Nussdorfer Michael and Cindy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Siragusa In honor of Anya Bertolet In honor of Rebecca Haynes Susan Sleeper-Smith Professor Carole B. Levin Mr. David Reidy Harold B. Smith In honor of Brenda Brdar In honor of Joan Frances Hertzberg Rebecca Gray Smith Ms. Lois I. Barliant Ms. Barbara Francis Zella Kay Soich In honor of John Brewster Hattendorf In honor of Michael Hillbruner Carolyn and David Spadafora Dr. John William Graves Anonymous (1) Mr. Angelo L. and In honor of Martha Briggs In honor of Alison Hinderliter Mrs. Virginia A. Spoto Ms. Suzette Dewey Dr. Joellen A. Meglin and Joyce L. Steffel Mr. Richard C. Brodhead Ms. Catherine J. Dolton Tom and Nancy Swanstrom Ms. Barbara S. Stanton In honor of Holly and Bill Charles Don and Marianne Tadish The Winnetka Fortnightly Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fogle Mrs. Sara D. Taylor In honor of Edward C. Hirschland Ann and Brian Shoup Tracey Tomashpol and Mrs. Shirley Holbrook and In honor of Barbara Ann Cooper Farron Brougher Mr. Richard M. Holbrook Ms. Mary Lewis Jim and Josie Tomes In honor of Gary and Jeni Houston In honor of the D’Arcy McNickle Center for Mr. J. Thomas Touchton Susan and David Kilgore American Indian and Indigenous Studies Professor Sue Sheridan Walker In honor of Mr. D. Bradford Hunt Professor Katy L. Chiles Diane Weinberg Ms. Susan O’Brien Lyons and In honor of Grace Dumelle Willard E. White Mr. Douglas Wechsler Lyons Mrs. Shirley Ann Barham Robert Williams Professor Ralph J. Savarese Bob and Trish Barr Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Willmott In honor of Jean Johnson and Thomas Carey Professor Sheldon S. Cohen and Drs. Richard and Mary Woods Mr. Dennis Conroy Mrs. Kayla S. Cohen Lucia Woods Lindley In honor of Daniel Carroll Joynes Mr. John L. Esp Mrs. Erika Wright Ms. Nancy C. Lighthill Mr. Bruce Niemann James and Mary Wyly In honor of Dr. Suzanne Karr Schmidt In honor of Natalie Edwards Anonymous (12) Mr. and Mrs. R. Stanley Johnson Ms. Deborah Brown

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In honor of Robert C. Ketterer In honor of Emily Richardson MEMORIAL GIFTS Dr. Andrew Ketterer Ms. Barbara S. Stanton In memory of Paul N. Banks In honor of Mr. Paul A. Kobasa In honor of Sheli Z. Rosenberg and Ms. Mary Ellen Cunningham-Kruppa Rob Carlson and Paul Gehl Burton X. Rosenberg In memory of Mr. W. Lloyd Barber In honor of Sheila Krippner Ben and Nancy Randall Robert and Susan Warde Professor James Krippner In honor of Pilar V. Rotella In memory of Patricia Barnes In honor of Elia Levy Ms. Brenda Berkman Caxton Club Dr. Galya Ben-Arieh Mr. and Mrs. Emil R. Johnson In memory of Bob Begay In honor of Professor Michael Lieb In honor of Matthew Rutherford Mr. Les Begay Dr. Jeffrey S. Gore Ms. Suzanne L. Hoffman and In memory of David M. Bevington Ms. Rachael K. Smith In honor of Emma Lipkin Ronald Corthell and Laura Bartolo Ms. Catherine A. Stewart Mrs. Jan McKenzie In memory of Hayward Blake In honor of Ms. Alice Schreyer In honor of Robert N. McCreary Ms. Martha S. Chiplis Mrs. Iris S. Witkowsky Mr. and Mrs. James G. Barnes David and Anita Meyer In honor of Jenny Schwartzberg In honor of George and Andrew McKillop Jacqueline Vossler George and Mimi Kaufman Mrs. Ella B. McKillop In memory of Lee Braude Ms. Ann Millman In honor of the Monastery of the Holy Cross Mrs. Norma M. Braude In honor of Jan Silverstein Ms. Celia J. Berveiler In memory of Dr. Richard H. Brown Professor Michael B. Chesson In honor of Harland Nelson Anthony and Nancy Amodeo In honor of David Spadafora Professor Sarah Nelson Robert and Susan Warde Miss Ann Lousin In honor of Newberry Adult Education In memory of Charlotte Byrd Mr. Jerome C. Yanoff Seminar Participants Mr. Thomas J. Byrd In honor of Nancy Spain Mr. William J. Savage, Jr. In memory of Walter Camryn In honor of Newberry Fellows, 2019–20 Kathryn Gibbons Johnson and Bruce Johnson Ms. Patricia Pippert and Dr. Kim Hedlin Mr. Steven Redfield In honor of Ingrid Stanley In honor of Newberry Library Staff In memory of JoAnn Castagna Dr. Donald E. Stanley Ms. Jaime L. Danehey Mr. Dan Campion In honor of Professor Scott Manning Stevens Mr. Luke Hanley In memory of Eric Cochrane Professor Mary B. Campbell Ms. Patricia Hefter Professor Constantin Fasolt In honor of Stuart Sweet, Jr. Mr. Steve Heimerle In memory of Carmella Corthell Ms. Martha Wehrenberg Dr. Alfred E. Lemmon Dr. Debra N. Mancoff In honor of Rick Tamdone and Ms. Laura McVey Kevin Harty In memory of Thomas M. Costley Edwina U. Powel Dr. Debra N. Mancoff Mr. Guy Johnson Anonymous (1) In honor of Raymond, Barry, and In memory of Elinor Dahmer In honor of Janis W. Notz Dean Thompson Ms. Patricia Hefter Liz Stiffel Ms. Anne M. Thompson In memory of Jacob Dumelle In honor of Otto Penn In honor of Diane Weinberg Mrs. Dorothy J. Dumelle Mr. Frederick B. Penn Ms. Lynn Barr In memory of Nicole Condit Duncan In honor of Father Peter J. Powell In honor of Robert Williams Mr. and Mrs. George R. Johnson Anthony and Nancy Amodeo Rob Carlson and Paul Gehl Mr. Peter Kupferberg In honor of Brie and Jessie Reid Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mages Mr. John Reid Roger and Betsy Mandel Mr. John C. Stiefel and Ms. Lesa Ukman

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In memory of Carolyn A. Edie In memory of Richard Mallette In memory of John Nygro Ms. Elizabeth McCutcheon Ms. Thomasine Rosenthal Ms. Wilda W. Morris In memory of Rita Fitzgerald In memory of Nancy F. Marino Ms. Enid Rieser Ms. Andrea Bond Mr. Frank McBath Anonymous (1) Ms. Emily Troxell Jaycox In memory of Michael McMechan In memory of Lois Pearson In memory of Raymond D. Fogelson Ms. Lucy Saunders Ms. Bonita Bryant William O. Autry and Sarah E. Leach In memory of Irene and Mac McMahon In memory of Bill Petersen In memory of Darl Hall Mrs. Margot McMahon Houston Area Postcard Club Mrs. Marilyn Hall In memory of Henry P. Miller In memory of Edward and Zika Petersen In memory of Arthur Halperin Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacob Ms. Laurin Mack Susan and Stephen Schell In memory of Marion S. Miller In memory of George Amos Poole III and In memory of Mary Bridget Hanley Vince Firpo Ellen Stuart Poole Mr. Luke Hanley In memory of Milo M. Naeve Edwina U. Powel In memory of Richard Hansen Mrs. Milo M. Naeve In memory of Matt Rizzo Ms. Nancy K. Stewart In memory of Kenneth Nebenzahl Mr. Charles R. Rizzo In memory of Helen Hanson Ms. Mary Beth Adelman and In memory of Norma B. Rubovits Ms. Mary Minow Mr. Stanley J. Adelman Randi Rubovits-Seitz In memory of Adele Hast The Anthony Family In memory of Paul Ruxin Caxton Club Pat and David Buisseret Mr. Michael Bartels Mr. and Mrs. Hal Rosenbaum Mr. David Copeland In memory of Maximillian Schlund, Special Collections In memory of Harriette Anne Melion Helmer Amy Deutsch Ms. Ida Wilson Dr. Suzanne Karr Schmidt and Mr. Andrew Deutsch Mr. Keith Schmidt Joan and Robert Feitler In memory of Frank Schober In memory of Lois Rita Walker Henn Mr. Peter Foreman Mr. Gerald Schmidt Mr. Tom Henn Mrs. Irwin Frish and Family In memory of Allison Sherman In memory of Blanche Hersh The Goodman Family, Patty and Professor Karen-edis Barzman Ms. Joan Hersh Ken Pell, and Margie and Vince Conroy In memory of Gisele H. Shotliff In memory of Elle “Tina” Howe Mrs. Nancy R. Greenebaum Ms. Corinne A. Shotliff Mrs. Carolyn M. Short Mrs. Marie Harris In memory of Kerry Slocum In memory of John Jaskop Mrs. Dorothy Harza Dr. Leonard G. Ramirez Dr. Debra N. Mancoff Barbara Schamberg Herst In memory of James Edward Smith In memory of Roger B. Johnston Robert and Sara Leopold Professor Susan Sleeper-Smith and Dr. Robert C. Smith Ms. Marcia Slater Johnston Dr. Henry Loeb In memory of Dr. Thomas J. Stafford In memory of Richard Juvinall Mr. and Mrs. John W. McCarter, Jr. Mrs. Thomas J. Stafford Mrs. Karen S. Juvinall Ms. Barbara D. Nathan In memory of Dean Storey In memory of Kathleen Karr Lorna and Butch Pfaelzer Ms. Carol Bryant Dr. Suzanne Karr Schmidt and Mr. and Mrs. George Ritzlin Mr. Keith Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rubens In memory of Peggy Sullivan In memory of George Kelm Mr. and Mrs. James H. Swartchild, Jr. Caxton Club Miriam Kelm Mrs. Joellyn Schwartz Mr. G. Kevin Davis In memory of C. Frederick Kittle Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. Uhlmann Vince Firpo Mr. Jon L. Lellenberg Ms. Gina Uhlmann Jacqueline Vossler In memory of Dr. Rita Kucera Mr. Edward Weil, Jr. Dr. Ann E. Kuzdale

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In memory of Helen Hornbeck Tanner J&L Catering Pat and David Buisseret Dr. Cathleen Cahill Jewell Events Catering Scott Burgh Mary Janzen Quinn The Joffrey Ballet Alfred L. Bush In memory of David Thackery Jordan’s Food of Distinction Brooke Cameron Mr. and Mrs. John H. Brady Le Pain Quotidien Ms. Margaret K. Carton and In memory of Virginia C. Vale Limelight Catering Mr. Harlan Stanley Mr. Peter Vale Lookingglass Theatre Company François Casati-Brochier In memory of Arthur and Lila Weinberg Lou Malnati’s Edwin Chapman Ms. Hedy Weinberg and Lula Cafe Chicago Genealogical Society Mr. Daniel Cornfield Murnane Paper The Chicago Literary Club In memory of Christian K. Zacher Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago City of Lake Forest Dr. Dorothy Noyes and Occasions Chicago Mr. Stephan P. Clarke Mr. Michael Krippendorf Original Pancake House John Contiguglia In memory of Milly Zysman Paper Source Richard Contiguglia Dr. Jadwiga Roguska-Kyts Paramount Events Whitney J. Coombs Stephen A. and Marilyn Scott Poetry Foundation Jeri L. Corbitt Porchlight Music Theater Ms. Kim L. Coventry Potash Brothers Supermarket David Cressy GIFTS IN KIND Gianfranco Crupi The Newberry thanks those who contributed goods Ravinia Festival and services. Securitas Security Services Melissa Cubitt, The Lady Ashcombe The Talbott Hotel John Culp 3rd Coast Café TimeLine Theatre Company Christine Corporon Cushman ABM Janitorial Trader Joe’s Ms. Patricia B. Daley About Face Theatre Victory Gardens Theater Magdalene and Gerald Danzer Alliant Employee Benefits Walton Street Kitchen Ms. Jayne Davis Baci Amore Yoga Now Mr. Patrick Del Percio Bulley & Andrews LLC Ms. Elizabeth J. Zurawski and Martin Deppe Caffé Baci Mr. Gregory Longhini JoEllen Dickie Chicago Opera Theater Stephan Donovan Ms. Nancy J. Claar and Doris Humphrey Society Mr. Christopher N. Skey GIFTS OF LIBRARY MATERIALS Grace Dumelle The Claridge Hotel The Newberry appreciates the generosity of the Eastland Disaster Historical Society following donors who contributed books, manuscripts, Connie’s Pizza and other materials to enhance the library’s collection. Mr. Michael Ehrmann D’Absolute Events & Catering Debra Essenburg

DJ OneFiftyOne Rolf Achilles Mrs. Loretta L. Evans Doc B’s Fresh Kitchen Jeanette Almada Evanston History Center First Point Mechanical Asad Bakir Eve L. Ewing Food Evolution Mr. Gregory L. Barton Executives’ Club of Chicago Formula Fitness Club - Gold Coast Roger Baskes Charles Fanning Goodman Theatre Dewaine Beard Jennifer Farrell Hallett Movers Richard P. Bessette Daniel Foley Hendrickx Belgian Bread Crafter James D. Birchfield Roy A. Frack House of Glunz Mr. LeRoy F. Blommaert Heather Francek-Galloucis

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Daniel Friedman Elliot Levin Joseph Winterbotham Shaw Friends of the Town of Esopus Library Harold L. Lucas Dick W. Simpson Tiago Garcia Nancy Lyons Diane Sleger Michael H. Graham George M. McCorry Claude Clayton Smith Mr. Robert N. Grant Judith McGuire Ms. Louise K. Smith Mr. Graham Greer Katie McMahon Tamara Smith and James Mireles Jennifer Gunn Mr. Mark L. Madsen Lucien Spittael John Hallwas Rickey Mallory David Stam Bert Hansen Linda Marszalek Keith M. Stolte Joe Hansen Heidi Massa Professor Mihoko Suzuki Jim Hanson Nancy Mattei Leonard Szaltis El-Jay and Hans Hansson Professor Andrew Mattison R. J. Taylor, Jr. Foundation Mark and Meg Hausberg Lucia Mauro Temple University Libraries William Hauslein Louis D. Melnick Robert Teska Scott Heerman Donald Metcoff Dave Trippel William Heine Ms. Patrice Michaels and Mr. James Ginsburg Bill Tuttle Tom Henn Mr. John Monroe University of Minnesota, American Indian Sister Romana Hertel Ms. Wilda W. Morris Learning Resource Center Jessica Hierbaum Morrison-Shearer Foundation Rick Valicenti Hotchkiss Family Association Mount Prospect Public Library Professor Dale K. Van Kley Professor and Mrs. Frederick E. Hoxie National Society Descendants of Early Quakers Petros Voutsanesis Hubbell Museum & Library Joe Nemec Gregory P. Wegner Mr. D. Bradford Hunt Juanita Nicholson and Beth Duda Hansen Virginia Weimer Barbara L. Hunter W. W. Norton & Company Ginger Wheeler B. Darrell Jackson Larry Olson Dr. T. Bradford Willis Laura Jannicka Cindy and Ted Palmer Wilmette Family History Center Meredith Johnson Esther Pasztory Lee Anne Mordy Wilson Henry Z. Jones, Jr. Frank Pinkerton Dean N. Yannias and Katherine Rowland Thrower Scott C. Jorgensen Mr. Leslie Pollock Dr. James L. Zychowicz Michael I. Kelly Mr. Jeremy D. Popkin Anonymous (2) Mr. Bruce Kirkpatrick Brian Potratz Knightsbridge Genealogy Services Evan Potratz The Newberry makes every effort to ensure the Carol A. Knowles Marilynn Quatrano accuracy of our honor roll of donors and we sincerely Murray Jackson Knowles Susan Rider apologize if we have made any errors. Please notify Vince Firpo, Director of Individual Giving, at William J. Krause Josie and Rodney Rothstein (312) 255-3599 or [email protected] regarding Evelyn M. Krawczky Judy Royko any changes, corrections, or omissions. Thank you. Ms. Edith Kyriazopoulos Joseph Anthony Rulli Gary Landman Jacquie Shattner Jerome Leach Schaumburg Township Public Library Salvador Leaños Flores Robert R. Schenck Jacob Lee Mr. Wayne H. Schulz Dr. Erin-Marie Legacey Dr. Tatiana Seijas John A. Leppman Bonnie Serra

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Board of Trustees and Volunteer Committees

BOARD OF TRUSTEES LIFE TRUSTEES BOOKED FOR THE EVENING HOST David C. Hilliard, Chair Roger Baskes COMMITTEE David E. McNeel, Vice Chair T. Kimball Brooker October 3, 2019 Cynthia Mitchell, Vice Chair Anthony Dean Roger and Julie Baskes Michael A. Pope, Vice Chair Hanna Gray Rob Carlson and Paul Gehl Peter S. Willmott, Vice Chair Neil Harris Celine Fitzgerald David B. Smith, Jr., Treasurer Stanley N. Katz Celia and David Hilliard Bob Wedgeworth, Jr., Secretary Barry MacLean Robert A. and Lorraine Holland Edith Rasmussen Ahern Kenneth Nebenzahl* Dr. Rowena McClinton Gregory Barton Alyce Sigler Jacqueline Vossler Joan Brodsky Richard D. Siragusa Frank Cicero, Jr. Carol Warshawsky Lewis Collens Celine Fitzgerald The Newberry gratefully recognizes the following individuals for their leadership in planning and Richard Godfrey promoting events held between July 1, 2019, and Louise R. Glasser June 30, 2020. Madeleine Condit Glossberg

Mark Hausberg BOOK FAIR COMMITTEE Victoria J. Herget July 25 – July 28, 2019 Robert A. Holland Bill Charles, Co-chair Robert H. Jackson Janet Lerman-Graff, Co-chair Lawrence Lipking Penelope Bingham Sonya Malunda Jenny Bissell James H. Marrow Claudia Hueser Andrew McGaan Martha J. Jantho Andrew McNally IV Mary Morony Mary Minow Cynthia E. Mitchell

Janis W. Notz BUGHOUSE SQUARE DEBATES COMMITTEE Jean O’Brien July 27, 2019 Lisa Pattis Gail Kern Paster Karen Christianson Jean E. Perkins Elizabeth Cummings John P. Rompon Paul Durica Burton X. Rosenberg Will Hansen Martha T. Roth Marcos Herrera Rudy L. Ruggles, Jr. Cate Harriman Karla Scherer Mary Kennedy Thomas C. Sheffield, Jr. Alex Teller Harold B. Smith Georgina Valverde Nancy Spain Karen Williams Carl W. Stern

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Staff

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT AND LIBRARIAN Cataloging Section Modern Manuscripts and Archives Department • Daniel Greene, President and Librarian • Jessica Grzegorski, Principal Cataloging • Alison Hinderliter, Lloyd Lewis Curator of Modern Manuscripts and Archives • Kristin Emery, Manager of Governance Librarian and Assistant to the President • Patrick A. Morris, Map Cataloging Librarian • Catherine Grandgeorge, Manuscripts and Archives Librarian • Cheryl Wegner, Cataloging Librarian Communications and Marketing • Emily Richardson, Project Archivist • Ashley Wolfe, Collection Services Assistant • Alex Teller, Director of Communications • Samantha Smith, Project Archivist and Editorial Services Cataloging Projects Section • Matthew Clarke, Communications Coordinator Reader Services Department • Megan Kelly, Cataloging Projects Manager • Mary Kennedy, Graphic Designer • Will Hansen, Director • Lindsey O’Brien, Cataloging Project Librarian • Andrea Villasenor, Senior Graphic Designer • Tina Saenz, Project Cataloging Assistant General Collections Services Section

COLLECTIONS. LIBRARY SERVICES, AND • Margaret Cusick, General Collections Conservation Services Department EXHIBITIONS Services Librarian • Lesa Dowd, Director • Alice D. Schreyer, Roger and Julie Baskes • Stuart Fraser, General Collections Vice President for Collections and Library Services • Lauren Calcote, Collections Conservator Library Assistant • Claire Dapkiewicz, Senior Program Assistant • Henry Harris, Conservation Services Assistant • Jane Kanter, General Collections Library Assistant • Natalia Maliga, Conservator • Emma Lipkin, General Collections Collection Development • Virginia Meredith, Conservation Technician Library Assistant • James R. Akerman, Curator of Maps • Andy Risley, General Collections Digital Initiatives and Services Department • Jo Ellen McKillop Dickie, Library Assistant Selector for Reference • Jennifer Thom Dalzin, Director • Jill Gage, Custodian of the John M. Wing • Nicolas White, Digital Initiatives Web Reference and Genealogy Services Section Foundation on the History of Printing and Developer and Librarian Bibliographer for British Literature and History • Katy Darr, Reference Librarian • Will Hansen, Curator of Americana • Jo Ellen McKillop Dickie, Reference Digital Imaging Services Section Services Librarian • Alison Hinderliter, Lloyd Lewis Curator of • John Powell, Digital Services Manager Modern Manuscripts and Selector for Modern • Grace Dumelle, Genealogy and Local History Music • Catherine Gass, Photographer/Digitization Library Assistant Specialist • Suzanne Karr Schmidt, George Amos Poole III • Graham Greer, Reference Librarian • Alexandra McGee, Digitization Technician Curator of Rare Books and Manuscripts • Analú López, Ayer Librarian • Juan Molina Hernández, Digitization • Alan Leopold, Selector for Library Science • Becky Lowery, Reference Librarian Technician • Matthew Rutherford, Curator of Genealogy • Matthew Rutherford, Curator of Genealogy and Local History and Local History Digital Initiatives Services Section • Jennifer Wolfe, Digital Initiatives Manager Collection Services Department Roger and Julie Baskes Department of Special • Ryan Hageman, Digital Projects Assistant • Alan Leopold, Director Collections Services • Lisa Schoblasky, Special Collections Exhibitions Services Librarian Acquisitions Section • Paul Durica, Director • Emma Morris, Acquisitions Manager • Chris Cialdella, Stacks Coordinator • Amanda Cacich, Assistant Registrar and • Linda M. Chan, Serials Librarian • Allison DeArcangelis, Special Collections Exhibition Specialist Library Assistant • Jenny Schwartzberg, Acquisitions and Collection Development Assistant • Allison Huff, Special Collections Library Maps Assistant • James R. Akerman, Curator of Maps • Michael (John) Martino, Special Collections • Patrick A. Morris, Map Cataloging and Library Assistant Reference Librarian

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Staff

NEWBERRY INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT Office of Events AND EDUCATION • Meredith Petrov, Vice President for • Chayla Bevers Ellison, Director • Keelin Burke, Director of Fellowships and Development • Martina Schenone, Associate Director Academic Programs • Caroline Carter, Donor Relations and • Sophia Soluri, Events Administrative Assistant • Mary Hale, Program Manager, Scholarly and Communications Coordinator Undergraduate Programs • Dan Crawford, Book Fair Manager • Madeline Crispell, Program Coordinator • Adele Dillon, Development Operations Manager • Natalie Edwards, Director of Major and Center for Renaissance Studies Planned Giving • Lia Markey, Director • Vince Firpo, Director of Individual Giving • Rebecca Fall, Program Manager, Opeerations • Rebecca Haynes, Manager of Volunteers • Christopher Fletcher, Program Manager, • Jo Anne Moore, Associate Director of Outreach Development Events • Elisa Jones, Early Career Postdoctoral Fellow

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION Hermon Dunlap Smith Center for the • Laura McGrady, Vice President for Finance History of Cartography and Administration • James R. Akerman, Director • Madeline Crispell, Program Coordinator Bookshop • Jennifer Fastwolf, Manager The D’Arcy McNickle Center for American Indian • Melinda Rooney, Bookstore Sales Associate and Indigenous Studies

• Rose Miron, Director Business Office • Sarah Jimenez, Program Coordinator • Toni Matthews, Controller • Cheryl L. Tunstill, Staff Accountant Chicago Studies Program

• Liesl Olson, Director Facilities Management • Michael Mitchell, Facilities Manager Department of Public Engagement and Chief Security Officer • Karen Christianson, Director • Verkista Burruss-Walker, Facilities Coordinator Adult Seminars • Chris Cermak, Sr. Building Maintenance • Katie Dyson, Seminars Manager Worker • Sarah Wilson, Program Coordinator • Pete Diernberger, Building Maintenance Worker

Teacher and Student Programs Human Resources • Kara Johnson, Manager • Judy Rayborn, Director • Sophia Croll, Teacher and Student Programs Intern • Nancy Claar, Payroll Manager • Cate Harriman, Program Coordinator Information Technology

Public Programs • Kamila Farshchi, Director • Elizabeth Cummings, Public Programs • Erik Esquivel, IT Support Technician Manager • John Tallon, Systems Administrator • Sarah Wilson, Program Coordinator Internal Services • Jason Ulane, Internal Services Coordinator

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Summary of Financial Position

For the year ended June 30, 2020, and for the year ended June 30, 2019 (000s omitted).

2020 2019

Assets

Cash and receivables $ 4,872 $ 2,716 Investments 76,322 76,784 Land, buildings, equipment 17,918 18,734 Other assets 780 733

Total assets $ 99,892 $ 98,967

Liabilities and net assets

Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 1,050 $ 1,994 Other liabilities 236 250 Contract liabilities 585 421 Paycheck Protection Program Loan 1,269 – Bonds payable 2,254 2,547 Line of credit 4,400 3,750

Total liabilities 9,794 8,962

Net assets 90,098 90,005

Total liabilities and net assets $ 99,892 $ 98,967

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Summary of Activities

For the year ended June 30, 2020, and for the year ended June 30, 2019 (000s omitted).

2020 2019

Revenues

Gifts and grants for operations $ 6,561 $ 6,639 Gifts to endowment 1,163 452 Investment gain (loss) 3,058 4,040 Other revenues 1,681 1,979

Total revenues and other gains 12,463 13,110

Expenditures

Library and collection services 5,200 5,079 Research and academic programs 3,066 3,405 Management and general 3,137 3,165 Development 967 1,236

Total expenditures 12,370 12,885

Change in net assets $ 93 $ 225

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