e x p l o r i n g t h e h u m a n e n d e a v o r NatioNal ENdowmENt for thE humaNitiEs AnnuAl RepoRt 2011

Chairman’s letter

July 2012 Dear Mr. President,

It is my privilege to present the 2011 Annual Report of the National Endowment for the Humanities. The late Steve Jobs, founder of Apple, described the difference between the company that he made into the most valuable in the world and other computer builders by the use of a few words: the liberal arts and the humanities. “Technology alone is not enough,” Jobs said. ”It’s technology married with liberal arts, married with the humanities, that yields us the results that make our hearts sing.” As our nation focuses on the need to excel in science, technology, engineering and math, it is particularly important not to lose sight of the purpose of success in these fields—the purpose enumerated as an unalienable right in the Declaration of Independence, the right to the “pursuit of happiness.” The mission of NEH is to give full value to the great branches of scholarly and cultural activity in order to achieve a greater understanding of the past, a wiser analysis of the present, and a more prescient view of the future. For forty-six years, NEH has striven to provide value to the American people by supporting impor­ tant humanities research and bringing a wide variety of humanities programming to every corner of our nation. We do this by supporting ideas from the grass roots, from scholars and researchers, museum directors and filmmakers, and allowing each individual state humanities council to design humanities programs to fit local interests. Through a rigorous peer review process we reward cutting-edge scholarship and the finest in public programming. Often, research takes years of devoted work to come to fruition. The Dictionary of American Regional English, for instances, brought forth its fifth and final volume this year, providing a vivid and fascinating picture of the varieties of word use across the country. Sometimes, the humanities can be lightning fast, at least in their application, such as a 3D, high-definition holographic exhibit of an Egyptian mummy unwrapping at the Milwaukee Public Museum or a tabletop device for museums to allow for interactive browsing of large-scale digital collections. When technology and the humanities marry the results can be astounding. For almost two decades, NEH has been a major contributor to the Perseus Project of Tufts University, which started as a gateway for those interested in the literature, art, and archaeology of Ancient Greece and has grown to include materials pertaining to Ancient Rome, Early Modern Europe, literature of the Enlighten­ ment, the nineteenth century, and the American Civil War. Free online cultural repositories such as the Perseus Project democratize access to information. The democratization of knowledge starts in our schools with great teaching. NEH’s summer programs for teachers go beyond pedagogy, providing an opportunity to study and learn humanities subjects among their peers with esteemed scholars and outstanding resources. The subject matter of seminars and workshops this year range from World War I in the Middle East to the works of John Steinbeck to the outbreak of the America Revolution, studied onsite in Lexington and Concord, .

chairman’s letter 2 Planning for the longevity of our humanities institutions, large and small, ensures that resources remain accessible for future generations. For instance, at Cape Cod Community College renova­ tions to the library are being made to house and safeguard the W. B. Nickerson Cape Cod History Archives, the only archival resource dedicated to preserving the Cape’s historical record in its entirety. And an endowment at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati looks to provide decades of traditional education and distance-learning programs. NEH grants support research, programs, and exhibits that expand our collective memory and ad­ vance our understanding of critical pieces of history. 2011 was the fiftieth anniversary of the Freedom Rides, when four hundred courageous citizens, largely young, determined to stand up against segregation in the Deep South by integrating interstate buses, trains, and facilities. Their stories were told in an NEH-funded documentary shown on public television—Freedom Riders— along with a slew of programming that included traveling exhibitions, audiences with original riders, a robust, interactive website with curriculum and archival materials, and a reenactment of the original Freedom Ride for a group of today’s students, who rode buses and blogged their experiences along the way. The film won three Emmys from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. One hundred and fifty years ago the Civil War began the bloodiest chapter in our nation’s history. Its scars still remain on the American imagination. In a national reading and discussion program at libraries around the country, audiences explore the causes and outcomes of the conflict. Sixty- five libraries were awarded grants to conduct the series “Let’s Talk About It: Making Sense of the American Civil War” using a new NEH/ALA anthology along with works by Geraldine Brooks and James McPherson. 2011 was another anniversary, even closer in the minds of most Americans—ten years after 9/11. The September 11 Digital Archive, funded by NEH and created by George Mason University and City University of Graduate Center, contains more than 150,000 items, in­ cluding first-hand accounts, emails, digital photographs, videos, and artworks created in response to 9/11. It promises to be a collective witness to the tragedy, a place where people can learn, read each other’s stories, and add their own to our national memory.

Sincerely,

James A. Leach Chairman, National Endowment for the Humanities

chairman’s letter 3 table of Contents

Chairman’s letter 2 introduCtion 5

Jefferson leCture 6 national humanities medalists 7 division of eduCation Programs 8 division of Preservation and aCCess 15 division of PubliC Programs 25 division of researCh Programs 33 offiCe of Challenge grants 42 offiCe of digital humanities 47 offiCe of federal/state PartnershiP 52

Panelists 56 national CounCil on the humanities 92 senior staff 91 summary of grants and awards 93

table of contents 4 the national endowment for the humanities

In order “to promote progress and scholarship in the humanities and the arts in the United States,” Congress enacted the National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities Act of 1965. This act established the National Endowment for the Humanities as an independent grant-making agency of the federal government to support research, education, and public programs in the humanities. In fiscal year 2009, grants were made through the Federal/State Partnership, four divisions (Education Programs, Preservation and Access Programs, Public Programs, and Research Programs), the Office of Challenge Grants, and the Office of Digital Humanities. The act that established the National Endowment for the Humanities says, “The term ‘humanities’ includes, but is not limited to, the study and interpretation of the following: language, both modern and classical; linguistics; literature; history; jurisprudence; philosophy; archaeology; comparative religion; ethics; the history, criticism, and theory of the arts; those aspects of social sciences which have humanistic content and employ humanistic methods; and the study and application of the humanities to the human environment with particular attention to reflecting our diverse heritage, traditions, and history and to the relevance of the humanities to the current conditions of national life.” The National Endowment for the Humanities supports exemplary work to advance and disseminate knowledge in all the disciplines of the humanities. Endowment support is intended to complement and assist private and local efforts and to serve as a catalyst to increase nonfederal support for projects of high quality. To date, NEH matching grants have helped generate almost approximately $2.4 billion in gift funds. Each application to the Endowment is assessed by knowledgeable persons outside the agency who are asked for their judgments about the quality and significance of the proposed project. More than 1,000 scholars, professionals in the humanities, and other experts served on 216 panels throughout the year. The following lists of grants include all funds that were released in 2011, including funds that were amendments to earlier grants. For example, a summer institute awarded $170,000 in 2010 may have received an additional $10,000 in 2011 for follow-up activities. Additionally, many NEH grants receive matching funds, which are only released when the private gift donations are secured, perhaps over the course of several years. These matching funds awarded in 2011 are indicated by a single asterisk (*) throughout. A double asterisk (* *) denotes a Chairman’s grant, which is a fast- track grant awarded up to $30,000 at the discretion of the chairman of NEH. For more complete information on any project, please use the grant search tool on the NEH website, www.neh.gov.

introduction 5 Jefferson leCture

On May 2, 2011, Civil War historian and Harvard President Drew Gilpin Faust presented the fortieth annual Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities at the The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC. Her subject, “Telling War Stories: Reflections of a Civil War Historian,” examined how America remembered the Civil War at its centennial and at its sesquicentennial. Yet the fact that we mark it each time with excitement is part of a long tradition in human history.

“Some might see the connection of war with human creativity as the inevitable outcome of the prevalence of war in human experience,” said Faust. “If one considers any period of one hundred years in the last five thousand, an average of ninety-four of those years would have witnessed a large-scale conflict in some area of the world. Our stories and histories are so full of war, we might conclude, because our history is so full of war. But if we think of our own Civil War example, its four-year duration—less than 2 percent of our national history—is certainly disproportionate to the volume of both literary and historical writing it has generated. We don’t just write about wars because, like Mount Everest, they are there. Human beings are in fact powerfully attracted to war.”

Faust’s own attraction to the subject began in childhood, growing up in Boyce, Virginia, where roads were marked by Confederate-gray signs for the many Civil War historic sites nearby. In the early sixties, she traveled with her family to watch centennial celebrations and reenactments of the Civil War, at the same time as she was moved by the the burgeoning Civil Rights Movement. As a nine-year-old in Virginia, she wrote to President Eisenhower about the controversial desegregation in her state’s schools: “Please Mr. Eisenhower, please try and have schools and other things accept colored people.”

Faust went to prep school in the north, and then college at Bryn Mawr and graduate school at the University of . There, her interests turned again to her Southern roots and the Civil War. Her dissertation on antebellum Southern intellectuals turned into her first book, A Sacred Circle. In Mothers of Invention: Women of the Slaveholding South in the American Civil War, Faust used diaries and letters to delve into the complex life of women on the home front and their role in ending the war. Her latest book, This Republic of Suffering (winner of the Bancroft Prize), examines how the incomprehensible death toll of the Civil War transformed the nation.

Faust has been the president of since 2007—the university’s twenty-eighth president and the first woman to hold the post.

jefferson lecture 6 national humanities medal

President Barack Obama awarded the 2011 National Humanities Medals during a ceremony held at the White House in February 2012. Eight individuals and one organization were honored for their exemplary contribu­ tions to the humanities. The National Humanities Medal, first awarded in 1989 as the Charles Frankel Prize, honors individuals or groups whose work has deepened the nation’s understanding of the humanities, broadened our citizens’ engagement with the humanities, or helped preserve and expand Americans’ access to important resources in the humanities. Medal recipients do not compete for this award but are selected by the president for their lifelong achievements in their diverse areas of expertise. Their achievements were cited at the White House ceremony.

Kwame anthony appiah Philosopher, for seeking eternal truths in the contemporary world. His books and essays within and beyond his academic discipline have shed moral and intellectual light on the individual in an era of globalization and evolving group identities.

John ashbery Poet, for his contributions to American letters. Since his first book was published in 1953, he has been awarded nearly every prize available for poetry, including a Pulitzer Prize and the Grand Prix de Biennales Internationales de Poésie. One of the New York School poets, he has changed how we read poetry and has influenced generations of poets. robert Darnton Historian and librarian, for his determination to make knowledge accessible to everyone. As an author he has illuminated the world of Enlightenment and Revolutionary France, and as a librarian he has endeavored to make his vision for a comprehensive national library of digitized books a reality. A program that inspires a passion for history in American students. Each year more than half a million children from across the country compete in this event, conducting research and producing websites, papers, performances, and docu­ mentaries to tell the human story. anDrew Delbanco Literary scholar, for his insight into the American character, past and present. He has been called “America’s best social critic” for his essays on current issues and higher education. As a professor in American studies, he reveals how classics by Melville and Emerson have shaped our history and contemporary life. charles rosen Musician and scholar, for his rare ability to join artistry to the history of culture and ideas. His writings—about Classical composers and the Romantic tradition—highlight how music evolves and remains a vibrant, living art. teofilo ruiz Medieval historian, for his inspired teaching and writing. His erudite studies have deepened our understanding of medieval Spain and Europe, while his late examination of how society has coped with terror has taught important lessons about the dark side of western progress. ramón salDívar Literary scholar, for his bold explorations of identity along the border separating the United States and Mexico. Through his studies of Chicano literature and the development of the novel in Europe and America, he beckons us to notice the cultural and literary markings that unite and divide us. amartya sen Economist and Nobel laureate, for his insights into the causes of poverty, famine, and injustice. By applying philosophical thinking to questions of policy, he has changed how standards of living are measured and increased our understanding of how to fight hunger.

MEDALISTS 7 Division of Education Programs

Through the Division of Education Programs, NEH provides national support for faculty development and teaching resources in the humanities. These resources are developed with rigorous scholarship to meet the needs of America’s classrooms. The division’s programs address needs at all grade levels, from elementary through graduate school, and help instructors bring humanities scholarship into their teaching.

division of education programs 8 Humanities initiatives for faculty Grants strengthen and enrich humanities education and scholarship in higher education.

Alcorn State University $24,778 The development of an undergraduate Michigan State University Lorman, MS Cecile Dianne Bunch course that asks what an ideal society would East Lansing, MI Tobin Leon Craig $97,603 A two‑year project on narrative look like. $24,973 The development of an undergraduate medicine for twenty science and humanities seminar on the question, What is the value of professors to enrich undergraduate and graduate College of Charleston science? health care programs with literary studies. Charleston, SC Larry D. Krasnoff $25,000 The development of a first‑year semi­ Montclair State University Boise State University nar on the question, What is the rule of law? Upper Montclair, NJ Brian Smith Boise, ID Jacqueline O’Connor $19,505 The development of an undergraduate $21,643 The development of an undergraduate College of St. Benedict course on the question, What sustains liberty? course on the question, What is justice? St. Joseph, MN Emily Esch $23,637 The development of an upper‑level un­ Rust College California State University, Fresno Foundation dergraduate course on the question, What am I? Holly Springs, MS Sylvester W. Oliver Fresno, CA Andrew Gordon Fiala $100,000 The development of a website and $95,329 A conference, curriculum development Georgetown University searchable database on the life work of pioneer workshops, a new college course, and an edited Washington, DC Samantha Nicole Pinto journalist and civil rights advocate Ida B. Wells. conference volume on the range of ethical and $25,000 The development of an undergraduate religious responses to increased religious diver­ course on the concept of equality in the cultural Salish Kootenai College sity in central California. and historical contexts of Europe, Africa, and Pablo, MT Jeffrey Cap Bendremer the United States. $100,000 A three‑year project to create an inter­ California State University disciplinary bachelor’s degree program in tribal University Corporation Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College historic preservation. Northridge, CA Nayereh Tohidi Baraga, MI Lynn E. F. Aho $99,969 A two‑year project to establish a minor $100,000 A three‑year project to collect and Savannah State University in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies. preserve oral history narratives from elders of Savannah, GA Ronald William Bailey the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community and to $99,929 An eighteen‑month forum, consisting Capital Community College develop curricular resources from this material. of public lectures, colloquia, and curriculum Hartford, CT Jeffrey F. L. Partridge development activities, on the African‑American $98,645 A two‑year project for twelve faculty King’s College experience in Savannah and southeast Georgia members to investigate the history, literature, Wilkes‑Barre, PA Jonathan Malesic during the historical periods of slavery and and culture of Hartford, Connecticut, and to re‑ $24,920 The development of a general educa­ emancipation. frame the institution’s first‑year writing courses tion course on the value of work. as writing‑intensive humanities studies. St. Mary’s College of Le Moyne College St. Mary’s City, MD Iris C. Ford Center for Advanced Studies on Puerto Rico Syracuse, NY Jennifer Anne Gurley $24,625 The development of a first‑year seminar and the Caribbean $24,774 The development of a freshman on the phenomenon of materialism, with par­ San Juan, PR Jaime L. Rodriguez‑Cancel undergraduate seminar on the question, Why do ticular regard to its ethical, cultural, and political $100,000 A series of public lectures and faculty humans write? dimensions. development seminars in anticipation of the creation of a new master’s program in Puerto Leech Lake Tribal College University Enterprises Corporation at CSUSB Rican and Caribbean art history. Cass Lake, MN Elaine Fleming San Bernardino, CA Rueyling Chuang $94,349 A one‑year project to create a digital $96,734 A two‑year project to support the Centre College of Kentucky repository of Ojibwe materials held at four cul­ linking and integration of programs in three Danville, KY William “Beau” Weston tural institutions and to integrate these materials interdisciplinary areas: Asian, Latin American, $23,747 The development of an upper‑level into core humanities programs at Leech Lake and Islamic and Arabic studies. course on the question, What is a happy society? Tribal College. University of Arizona Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Mercy College Tucson, AZ Robert Schon Cheyney, PA Jeffrey David Sapiro Dobbs Ferry, NY Celia Karen Reissig‑Vasile $25,000 The development of an upper‑level $25,000 The development of an undergraduate $98,928 A two‑year project to establish a new course on the question, Why cooperate? seminar on the question, Why be just? interdisciplinary minor in Latino and Latin American studies. Cleveland State University Cleveland, OH Sonya Marie Charles

division of education programs 9 University of Arizona for eighty schoolteachers on the Black Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History Tucson, AZ Michael B. Gill Renaissance of the 1930s to 1950s. New York, NY Kenneth T. Jackson $24,999 The development of an undergraduate $158,969 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops course on the question, Where does morality Community College Humanities Association for eighty schoolteachers using come from? Newark, NJ Sterling Delano landmarks to illuminate local and national his­ $151,200 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops tory since 1877. Wheaton College for fifty community college faculty members Norton, MA John Partridge to study Concord’s central role in American Maritime Museum Association of San Diego $25,000 The development of a first‑year semi­ nineteenth‑century thought and social reform. San Diego, CA Raymond Ashley nar on the question, What is the good life? $168,369 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops Community College Humanities Association for eighty schoolteachers on Pacific explora­ Whittier College Newark, NJ Kathy A. Fedorko tion and the colonization of the American west Whittier, CA Charles Eastman $156,400 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops coast, held at sites in San Diego, California. $86,620 A three‑year project for twenty uni­ for fifty community college teachers on the versity faculty to design twenty interdisciplinary history, culture, and landscape of northern New Mark Twain House writing courses with humanistic content for Mexico in the art of Georgia O’Keeffe. Hartford, CT Craig Hotchkiss first‑year students. $179,683 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops CUNY Research Foundation, NYC College for eighty schoolteachers on Mark Twain, Huck­ York County Technical College of Technology leberry Finn, and race in post‑Reconstruction Wells, ME Seth Nathaniel Rogoff , NY Richard Hanley America. $24,837 The development of an undergraduate $153,042 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops seminar on the nature of dreams. for fifty community college faculty members to Massachusetts Historical Society study the diverse and historically rich Brooklyn , MA Jayne K. Gordon waterfront through the changing lens of historic $170,937 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops landmarks WorksHops preservation. for eighty schoolteachers on Lexington and of american History Concord, Massachusetts, and the outbreak of Delta State University the American Revolutionary War on April 19, 1775. Grants support a series of one‑week residence‑ Cleveland, MS Luther Brown based workshops at historic sites for teachers. $178,872 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops Ohio Historical Society for eighty schoolteachers on the Mississippi Columbus, OH Rebecca Trivison Apprend Foundation Delta’s rich history, diverse peoples, and impact $180,332 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops Durham, NC Laurel Sneed on the American imagination. for eighty schoolteachers to study the national $172,022 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops implications of the War of 1812’s northwestern for eighty schoolteachers on African‑American Friends of Peralta Hacienda Historical Park frontier. artisans during the antebellum period, using sites Oakland, CA Holly L. Alonso in North Carolina. $173,302 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops Ohio Historical Society for eighty schoolteachers on California in the Columbus, OH Elizabeth Hedler Central Community College Spanish, Mexican, and American periods, using $146,625 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops Grand Island, NE Dianna L. Parmley the Peralta family of northern California as a for fifty community college faculty members to $159,218 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops case study. study the national implications of the War of for fifty community college faculty members to 1812’s northwestern frontier. study Plains Native American history and culture Georgia Historical Society from the eighteenth century to the present day. Savannah, GA Stan Deaton Ramapo College of $161,548 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops Mahwah, NJ Stephen P. Rice Chicago Architecture Foundation for fifty community college faculty members $7,832 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops Chicago, IL Jean Linsner to explore African‑American life and culture in for eighty teachers that will use the Hudson Riv­ $177,523 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops Savannah and Georgia’s coastal islands. er as a focus for the study of nineteenth‑century for eighty schoolteachers on the origins of the intersections of art, culture, commerce, and nature. skyscraper in Chicago and its relationship to Georgia State University Research urbanization. Foundation, Inc. Atlanta, GA Timothy J. Crimmins Chicago Metro History Education Center $179,997 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops Chicago, IL Lisa Oppenheim for eighty schoolteachers on southern segrega­ $176,592 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops tion and the civil rights movement in Atlanta. division of education programs 10 vSouthern Illinois University Arizona State University CUNY Research Foundation, Graduate Edwardsville, IL Caroline Pryor Tempe, AZ Dan Shilling School and University Center $160,518 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops $9,924 A four‑week institute for twenty‑five New York, NY Donna Thompson Ray for eighty schoolteachers on Abraham Lincoln college and university faculty to examine the $169,894 A two‑week institute for thirty college and his role in American history, using sites in concept of sustainability from the perspectives and university faculty members on the visual and near Springfield, Illinois. of humanities disciplines. culture of the American Civil War.

University of Massachusetts Arizona State University Eastern Illinois University Lowell, MA Sheila Kirschbaum Tempe, AZ Monica H. Green Charleston, IL David Raybin $172,880 Two one‑week Landmarks work­ $167,757 A five‑week seminar for sixteen col­ $136,555 A four‑week seminar for shops for eighty schoolteachers on the textile lege and university faculty members to explore schoolteachers on Geoffrey Chaucer’s industry in Lowell as a case study of early the intersections of religion, economics, and Canterbury Tales, held in London with site visits nineteenth‑century industrialization. medicine in the medieval interpretation and to Canterbury and Oxford. treatment of disease. University of Missouri East‑West Center Kansas City, MO Diane Mutti Burke Calvin College Honolulu, HI Namji Steinemann $179,882 Two one‑week Landmarks workshops Grand Rapids, MI William H. Katerberg $10,000 A three‑week institute at the East‑West for eighty schoolteachers on the history and im­ $133,150 A three‑week institute for twenty‑five Center for thirty schoolteachers to study the pact of the Missouri‑Kansas border wars during schoolteachers on frontiers in the American antecedents and consequences of World War II the era of the American Civil War. South, Midwest, and West in a comparative in Southeast Asia. international context. University of New Mexico Folger Shakespeare Library Albuquerque, NM Rebecca Maria Sanchez College of Charleston Washington, DC Michael Neill $164,163 Two one‑week Landmarks work­ Charleston, SC Christian Coseru $10,000 A five‑week college and university teach­ shops for eighty schoolteachers on the history $158,931 A two‑week institute for twenty er institute for twenty participants to examine the of interactions between Native Americans and college and university faculty members on con­ history of reception, adaptation, translation, and Spanish and Anglo settlers in Santa Fe. sciousness as understood in phenomenology, re‑conceptualization of Shakespeare’s works. analytic philosophy, and Buddhist philosophy. Folger Shakespeare Library seminars and institutes College of the Holy Cross Washington, DC Robert G. Young Worcester, MA Todd Lewis $225,222 A four‑week institute for twenty‑five Grants support national summer seminars and $9,750 A four‑week summer institute for thirty schoolteachers to examine Shakespeare’s plays. institutes in humanities subjects for teachers. schoolteachers on the cultural and religious traditions of the Himalayan region. Harvard University American Academy in Rome Cambridge, MA Maria Tatar New York, NY Richard J. A. Talbert Community College Humanities $161,934 A four‑week seminar for sixteen $159,865 A five‑week seminar for sixteen col­ Association schoolteachers on fantasy and fairy tales and lege and university faculty members to study the Newark, NJ Laraine Anne Fletcher their impact on imagination and moral sense in system of communication in imperial Rome. $251,221 A five‑week institute for twenty‑four children. college and university faculty members to ex­ American University plore Mesoamerica and the Ancient Southwest. HistoryMakers Washington, DC Mustafa Aksakal Chicago, IL Julieanna L. Richardson $123,500 A four‑week seminar for sixteen col­ Community College Humanities $162,867 A four‑week institute for twenty‑five lege and university faculty members to explore Association schoolteachers held in Chicago, exploring World War I in the Middle East. Newark, NJ Gregory Warden African‑American political history from the $201,415 A three‑week institute for twenty‑four nineteenth century to the present. Amherst College college and university faculty members to study Amherst, MA Austin D. Sarat Etruscan and early Roman culture. Interfaith Center of New York $171,554 A five‑week seminar for sixteen New York, NY Henry Goldschmidt schoolteachers on punishment and its place in Crow Canyon Archaeological Center $178,420 A three‑week institute for thirty American culture. Cortez, CO M. Elaine Franklin schoolteachers on American religious diversity as $185,312 A three‑week institute for twenty‑five manifested in community life in New York City. schoolteachers on the archaeological record and history of the Pueblo peoples.

division of education programs 11 James Madison University Native Americans and European Americans in Texas A & M Research Foundation Harrisonburg, VA Mark Rankin the early nineteenth century. College Station, TX Richard J. Golsan $179,392 A five‑week seminar for sixteen $5,905 A five‑week seminar for sixteen school college and university faculty members to study Ohio State Universitys teachers to study the legacy of the Vichy regime book construction and print culture in the Tudor Columbus, OH Scott Cameron Levi in French postwar political and cultural life, to era, held in Antwerp, London, and Oxford. $137,252 A two‑week institute for twenty‑five be held in France. schoolteachers on the role of Central Asia as a Library Company of crossroads of trade and intercultural exchange. Texas A & M Research Foundation Philadelphia, PA Richard S. Newman College Station, TX Richard J. Golsan $100,603 A four‑week seminar for sixteen Pennsylvania State University $163,319 A five‑week seminar for sixteen col­ schoolteachers to examine the abolitionist University Park, PA Lovalerie King lege and university faculty members to examine movement from the time of the American $173,839 A three‑week institute for twenty‑five recent debates in France concerning the Vichy Revolution to the aftermath of the Civil War. college and university faculty members to Regime and the Holocaust. engage in critical debates on contemporary Mercer University African‑American literature. Texas A & M Research Foundation Macon, GA Sarah E. Gardner College Station, TX Robert R. Shandley $185,269 A five‑week institute for twenty‑five Princeton University $149,794 A five‑week seminar held in Berlin for schoolteachers on the South’s cotton culture Princeton, NJ Gilbert H. Harman sixteen schoolteachers to study Germany’s cos­ from the close of the Civil War to the rise of $20,275 A six‑week summer seminar for sixteen mopolitan society over the past two centuries. the civil rights movement. college and university faculty on the prominent twentieth‑century philosophers W.V.O. Quine University of Arizona Moravian College and Donald Davidson. Tucson, AZ Shaun Benton Nichols Bethlehem, PA Hilde Bindford $197,939 A four‑week institute for twenty‑five $153,804 A four‑week institute for twenty‑five San Diego State University Research college and university faculty members on ex­ schoolteachers, held in Germany on the music Foundation perimental philosophy which assesses the of J. S. Bach and its cultural, intellectual, and San Diego, CA Kathleen B. Jones intuitions of ordinary people regarding impor­ religious contexts. $2,748 A six‑week seminar for sixteen tant philosophical questions. schoolteachers to study three major works by Mystic Seaport Museum political theorist Hannah Arendt. University of Arkansas Mystic, CT Glenn Gordinier Monticello, AR Richard A. Corby $155,016 A five‑week institute for twenty San Diego State University Research $188,441 A five‑week institute for twenty‑five college and university faculty members on the Foundation schoolteachers, held at Port Elizabeth and other American maritime experience over the past San Diego, CA Kathleen B. Jones locations across South Africa, on that country’s four centuries. $144,169 A five‑week seminar for sixteen geography, history, and social institutions. schoolteachers to study three major works by New York Public Library political theorist Hannah Arendt. University of California New York, NY Lynda Kennedy , CA Joseph E. Bristow $141,028 A three‑week institute for twenty‑five San Jose State University Foundation $136,856 A five‑week seminar for sixteen col­ schoolteachers on immigration, assimilation, San Jose, CA Susan Shillinglaw lege and university faculty members to explore and food culture in New York City in the $10,000 A three‑week summer institute for the life, work, and cultural milieu of Oscar Wilde. nineteenth and twentieth centuries. twenty‑five schoolteachers on the work of John Steinbeck. University of California Santa Cruz, CA Sharon Kinoshita New York, NY John Kuo Wei Tchen Shakespeare Theatre $200,000 A four‑week institute for twenty‑four $196,163 A three‑week institute at New York Washington, DC Samantha Wyer college and university faculty members, held in University for twenty‑five college and university $25,000** Three symposia at the Washington Barcelona, Spain, examining innovation in the faculty members on pivotal developments and Shakespeare Theatre. medieval Mediterranean world arrising from the critical issues in Asian‑American art history. St. Mary’s College of California interactions of Muslims, Jews, and Christians. Newberry Library Moraga, CA Frances M. Sweeney University of Colorado Chicago, IL Scott Manning Stevens $10,000 A four‑week summer institute for twen­ Boulder, CO Terry Frederick Kleeman $199,994 A four‑week institute for twenty‑five ty‑five schoolteachers of Spanish on Mexican $9,500 A three‑week summer seminar for six‑ schoolteachers on the interactions between literature and culture, to be held in Mexico City.

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teen college and university faculty examining the schoolteachers on recent archaeological and picturing america religion of Daoism and its impact on Chinese ethnohistorical research in Mesoamerica to take scHool collaboration civilization and society. place in Oaxaca, Mexico. projects University of Illinois University of South Carolina Research Grants help teachers and librarians whose schools Urbana, IL Nancy Jervis Foundation display the Picturing America images to form $191,483 A four‑week institute for twenty‑five Columbia, SC Valinda Littlefield connections with the core curriculum. schoolteachers that uses film to study modern $169,913 A two‑week institute for thirty school­ Chinese history and culture. teachers on the history, literature, music, and art Amon Carter Museum of the Great Migration. Fort Worth, TX Sara Klein University of Massachusetts $75,000 One two‑day Picturing America con­ North Dartmouth, MA Gerard M. Koot ference in summer 2011 for fifty K–12 educa­ $9,975 A five‑week summer seminar for sixteen Charlottesville, VA E. Michael Gerli tors to integrate American portraiture into core schoolteachers comparing the development of $10,000 A four‑week seminar for sixteen subjects in the Texas school curriculum. modern economic systems in the Dutch schoolteachers on Islamic culture in Iberia Republic and Great Britain in the seventeenth between 711 CE and 1614 CE. Birmingham Museum of Art and eighteenth centuries. Birmingham, AL Suzy Harris University of Virginia $75,000 A two‑day conference in Birmingham University of Massachusetts Charlottesville, VA Francesca Fiorani for fifty K–12 teachers to study America’s North Dartmouth, MA Gerard M. Koot $204,083 A three‑week institute for twenty‑five transition from an agricultural to an industrial $170,957 A five‑week seminar for sixteen college and university faculty members to society as reflected in American art. schoolteachers on the Industrial Revolution explore the relations between art and science in in Britain. the Renaissance. Hanover College University of Missouri University of Wisconsin Hanover, IN Geoffrey Coleman Weiss Columbia, MO Devoney K Looser La Crosse, WI Bonnie L. Jancik $71,959 A five‑day Picturing America confer­ $119,658 A five‑week seminar for sixteen col­ $147,921 A three‑week institute for twenty‑five ence for fifty Indiana and Kentucky high school lege and university faculty members to study the schoolteachers on archaeological theory and teachers on the place of landscapes and rivers in works of Jane Austen and other writers of methods as applied to the cultures of the Upper American history and culture. her time. Mississippi River Valley. Kentucky Historical Society Foundation University of North Carolina Washington University Frankfort, KY Mike Deetsch Asheville, NC Daniel S. Pierce St. Louis, MO Gerald Early $73,272 A two‑day conference and follow‑up $9,900 A three‑week institute for thirty school­ $10,000 A four‑week institute for twenty‑five workshop for fifty elementary and home school teachers on the history and cultures of southern schoolteachers to examine two musical genres in teachers in Kentucky to integrate portraits, archi­ Appalachia. the context of changing American culture dur­ tecture, and landscapes from the Picturing America ing the third quarter of the twentieth century. portfolio into their teaching of U.S. history. University of North Carolinal Chapel Hill, NC Sharon Lynn James Washington University Lansing School District $173,683 A four‑week institute for twenty‑ St. Louis, MO Christopher Heath Wellman Lansing, MI Doreen Meffert five college and university faculty members, $129,472 A four‑week seminar for sixteen col­ $75,000 Two identical conferences during the exploring Roman comedy through performance. lege and university faculty members examining 2011–2012 academic year for up to seventy K–12 the meanings of liberty, equality, and justice, and Michigan teachers on the history of Michigan’s University of North Carolina the applications of these concepts within and pre‑and post‑World War II manufacturing might Chapel Hill, NC Clara Sue Kidwell between nations. and its influence on the arts, culture, and society. $9,834 A five‑week seminar for sixteen college and university faculty on Indians in the Western Washington University Newark Museum American South. Bellingham, WA John Purdy Newark, NJ Ted Lind $121,934 A five‑week seminar for sixteen $75,000 Two one‑day Picturing America con­ University of Oregon schoolteachers focusing on four contempo­ ferences for a total of one hundred New Jersey Eugene, OR Stephanie G. Wood rary Native American novels in their cultural K–12 educators to explore significant events and $10,000 A four‑week summer institute for thirty contexts. themes connected with America’s rise in the modern era, beginning with the Gilded Age.

division of education programs 13 Ohio Historical Society Columbus, OH Stacia Kuceyeski $74,745 A professional development sequence including two meetings and three webinars (May to August 2011) for fifty K–12 Ohio teachers to consider Picturing America images in relation to America’s transition from a rural to an urban society between the mid‑1800s and the first half of the twentieth century.

Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association Deerfield, MA Darlene Marshall $74,784 A three‑day conference in summer 2011 for fifty K–12 educators from Massachu­ setts, Connecticut, and Vermont to explore civic identity, voting rights, and democracy through Picturing America artworks. exemplary education projects and materials development Grants encourage the development of tools and programs for teachers.

American Anthropological Association Arlington, VA Yolanda T. Moses $25,000** Best teacher practices development workshop based on the exhibit “Race: Are We So Different?”

DePauw University Greencastle, IN Brian W. Casey $25,000** Re‑envisioning the humanities.

New York Hall of Science , NY Margaret Honey $30,000** 1001 Inventions: development of youth program.

division of education programs 14 Division of Preservation and Access

Through the Division of Preservation and Access, NEH combats the physical deterioration of humanities collections in America’s libraries, museums, archives, and historical organizations, ensuring access to these collections for research, education, and public programming.

division of preservation and access 155 preservation and access grants Grants assist in the care of humanities collections and in the availability for use by the public.

American Antiquarian Society tion and digitization to libraries, archives, and Conservation Center for Art and Worcester, MA Babette Gehnrich cultural heritage organizations in the Southwest. Historic Artifacts $77,557 Conservation treatment of AAS’s Philadelphia, PA Ingrid E. Bogel reserve and early American bindings collections. Arhoolie Foundation $500,000 A regional preservation field service El Cerrito, CA Tom Diamant program that conducts preservation surveys, American Antiquarian Society $66,165* The cataloging, digitization, and workshops, and technical consultations and Worcester, MA Alan N. Degutis online delivery of 24,000 45 rpm recordings of provides educational materials to libraries, $150,000 The continued creation of a union Mexican and Mexican‑American music created archives, museums, and historical organizations catalog of all books, pamphlets, and broadsides from 1954 to 1990. in the Mid‑Atlantic states. printed before 1877 in the United States and Canada. This project would enhance 7,150 Ball State University Cornell University records and create 500 new records for imprints Muncie, IN Carolyn J. MacKay Ithaca, NY Barbara E. Berger Eden from the period 1801 through 1820. $200,000 The production of an online and print $155,700 Conservation and digitization of the dictionary of an endangered Totonac‑Tepehua Trials Pamphlet Collection at Cornell University American Folklore Society language spoken in the community of Pisaflores, Library. Columbus, OH Steve Green Veracruz, Mexico. $257,819 Documenting and providing access to Educopia Institute information on American folklore collections held Bay Area and Peninsula Library System Atlanta, GA Katherine Elizabeth Skinner by more than 240 repositories in the United States. San Mateo, CA Linda D. Crowe $300,000 The study, documentation, and mod­ $416,976 Thirty‑one workshops on disaster eling of distributed digital preservation frame­ American Institute of Physics preparedness, emergency response, and risk works to preserve digitized and born‑digital College Park, MD R. Joseph Anderson management that would result in disaster plans newspaper collections. $60,000 The digitization and mounting on for libraries and archives in eleven western states the Internet up to 500 oral‑history transcripts and three Pacific territories. Emory University and selected audio excerpts of interviews with Atlanta, GA Susan Potts McDonald notable physicists and allied scientists. Bessemer Historical Society $170,000 Shards of Memory, Scraps with Pueblo, CO Tim Hawkins Meaning: Preservation of African‑American American Museum of Natural History $250,000 The preservation, arrangement, and scrapbooks. New York, NY Paul F. Beelitz description of 400 linear feet of records and the $300,000 The digital imaging of 49,920 objects digitization of selected photographs pertaining Emory University in the Mexican archaeology collection that range to the Minnequa Steel Works, a subsidiary of Atlanta, GA David Eltis in date from the twelfth century BCE to the the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, located in $27,000** The origins of identities of Africans sixteenth century CE. Digital images and catalog Pueblo, Colorado. entering the transatlantic slave trade. information will be available in an online database. Campbell Center for Historic Preservation Studies Free Library of Philadelphia American Philological Association Mt. Carroll, IL Sharon Welton Philadelphia, PA Gena Seroogy Philadelphia, PA Lisa D. Carson $250,000 Educational programs focused on the $200,000 Preserving the Free Library of Phila­ $31,724* The preparation of l’Année Philologique, care of humanities collections for staff of muse­ delphia’s Pennsylvania German manuscripts a comprehensive bibliography of research in all ums, libraries, and historical organizations. fields of classical studies that contains abstracts Frick Collection of serial publications. Chicago Botanic Garden New York, NY Inge Reist Glencoe, IL Leora Siegel $300,000 Digitization of 15,000 large‑format American Philosophical Society $172,000 The digitization and selective conser­ negatives of art works held in private homes and Philadelphia, PA Martin L. Levitt vation treatment of forty‑five rare and unique small public institutions throughout the United $50,000* The cataloging of over 4,500 mono­ botanical volumes dating from the late sixteenth States during the early to mid‑twentieth century. graphs comprising multiple editions and foreign lan­ to the twentieth century, to be made publicly ac­ guage translations of the works of Charles Darwin. cessible via the Illinois Digital Archives. Fund for Innovative TV Chicago, IL Thomas Weinberg Amigos Library Services, Inc. Columbia University $79,000 Preserving documentary video Dallas, TX Gina Lahman Bundy Minks New York, NY Ehsan O. Yarshater records of the 1992 election cycle. $500,000 A regional field service program that $200,000 Preparation of the Encyclopædia Iranica, provides workshops, consultations, preservation a multidisciplinary reference work and research surveys, disaster response assistance, reference tool on Iranian history and civilization services, and educational materials on preserva­ from prehistory to the present. division of preservation and access 1616 George Mason University Litchfield Historical Society $40,000 A planning project to explore energy‑ Fairfax, VA Joseph Thomas Scheinfeldt Litchfield, CT Jessica Jenkins efficient strategies for the care of collections at the $152,769 Saving America’s Treasures: $320,000 An implementation project to im­ Museum of International Folk Art, which holds The September 11 digital archive. prove environmental conditions in the society’s one of the largest collections of folk art in the 1901 Noyes building, the primary exhibition world, and the New Mexico Museum of Art, with Harriet Beecher Stowe Center space for fine and decorative arts, furniture, tex­ a collection of late nineteenth‑ and twentieth‑ Hartford, CT Katherine Kane tiles, and other historical artifacts that document century art of the Southwest. $235,000 An implementation project to improve the history of Litchfield. conditions in the 1871 Harriet Beecher Stowe Museum of Northern Arizona House where household furnishings, paintings, Louisiana State University Flagstaff, AZ Elaine R. Hughes drawings, and decorative art items created or Baton Rouge, LA Gina R. Costello $139,858 An implementation project involving acquired by Stowe are exhibited and stored. $285,000 The digitization of 100,000 pages of the purchase of storage furniture and supplies to . Louisiana newspapers, dating from 1860–1922, consolidate and rehouse 3,566 linear feet of Historical Society of Pennsylvania as part of the National Digital Newspaper anthropological archives currently held in several Philadelphia, PA Matthew Lyons Program. locations on the museum’s campus. $80,000 The arrangement, description, and digitization of twenty‑one archival collections, Mescalero Apache Tribe Museum of the City of New York totaling approximately seventy linear feet, pertain­ Mescalero, NM E. Scott Rushforth New York, NY Sarah M. Henry ing to the history of immigration and ethnicity $321,200 Creation of a dictionary and intro­ $109,039* Digitization, selective conservation, from the colonial period through the early 2000s, ductory grammar of Mescalero Apache, an and creation of online access to 1,578 paintings, with emphasis on the Philadelphia region. Athapaskan language spoken in New Mexico, drawings, and prints documenting the history of and expansion of a digital archive of record­ the city of New York from the seventeenth Indiana State Library ings, transcriptions, and analyzed examples of through the twentieth century. Indianapolis, IN Connie Rendfeld Apache language use. $293,157 Digitization of 100,000 pages of National Czech and Slovak Museum historic Indiana newspapers published between Michigan State University and Library 1836 and 1922 as part of the state’s participation East Lansing, MI Walter Hawthorne Cedar Rapids, IA Stefanie Kohn in the National Digital Newspaper Program. $99,994 The development of a digital reposi­ $175,000 An implementation project to pur­ tory for datasets contributed by scholars in the chase storage furniture and environmental and Ithaka Harbors, Inc. course of their research on African slavery. light monitoring equipment to preserve library New York, NY Eileen G. Fenton and artifact collections on the history and culture $58,757 The development of a prototype preser­ Midwest Art Conservation Center of Czech and Slovak immigrants and their vation service that will provide a practical model Minneapolis, MN Colin D. Turner in the United States. for the preservation of digitized books. $20,855* Funding supports the continua­ tion and expansion of a regional preservation New York Botanical Garden John F. Kennedy Library Foundation, Inc. field service program with activities focused Bronx, NY Susan Fraser Boston, MA Susan Wrynn on training, mentoring, disaster assistance, and $320,000 Cataloging of 58,000 nursery and seed $150,000 Preserving the Jacqueline Bouvier information and outreach services for museums, trade catalogs dating from 1804 to the present Kennedy Collection. historical organizations, libraries, and archives in and digitization of 1,700 catalogs in the public the Upper Midwest. domain to be freely accessible online. Kansas State Historical Society Topeka, KS Michael A. Church Minnesota Historical Society New York Public Library $194,000 The digitization of 100,000 pages of St. Paul, MN Robert Horton New York, NY Elizabeth Campbell Denlinger Kansas newspaper titles, dating from 1860 to $325,000 Digitization of 100,000 pages of $300,000 Creation of an electronic archive 1922, as part of the National Digital Newspaper Minnesota newspapers dating from 1880 to comprising the manuscripts and early editions of Program. 1910, as part of the National Digital Newspaper the English Romantic writers Mary Wollstone­ Program . craft, William Godwin, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and Kentucky Historical Society Foundation Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley. The project would Frankfort, KY Sarah Milligan Montana Historical Society draw on materials held by English and Ameri­ $100,000 The creation of an online reference Helena, MT Molly Kruckenberg can libraries with the technical collaboration of resource for up to 20,000 oral‑history col­ $290,000 The digitization of 50,000 pages of the Maryland Institute for Technology in the lections located in over fifty cultural heritage Montana newspapers, dating from 1860–1922, Humanities. institutions throughout Kentucky. as part of the National Digital Newspaper Program. Newberry Library Library of Virginia Chicago, IL Martha T. Briggs Richmond, VA Carl M. C. Childs Museo de Arte de Ponce $300,000 The arrangement and description $155,071 The digitization and online access to Ponce, PR Angel Santiago of the records of the Chicago, Burlington, and the Petersburg City Chancery Court Records, $149,800 The purchase and installation of Quincy Railroad comprising 2,760 linear feet of which support research in legal, business, high‑density mobile storage equipment for the primary sources for the years 1840–1965, docu­ economic, labor, and social history, 1803–1912. museum’s collection of 1,259 three‑dimensional menting the history of the company and several objects, which include nineteenth‑century West­ of its subsidiaries. Library of Virginia Foundation ern sculpture, pre‑Columbian Caribbean cultural Richmond, VA John Metz artifacts, and modern Puerto Rican folk art. Norman Rockwell Museum $110,000 Restoration of the Executive Papers Stockbridge, MA Stephanie Haboush Plunkett of Governor Thomas Jefferson, 1779–1781. Museum of New Mexico Foundation $85,000 Digitization of up to 264 magnetic Santa Fe, NM Mark Giles MacKenzie tapes containing video interviews with Norman

division of preservation and access 1717 Rockwell’s three sons, friends, colleagues, mod­ Schenectady Museum Association Town of Winchester els, and studio assistants, as well as interviews Schenectady, NY Chris G. Hunter Winchester, MA Mary Ellen Lannon and lectures about Rockwell. $25,735 Preservation and audio recovery of $35,000 Planning for the renovation of an Edison tinfoil recording. archives storage facility in the historic San‑ Northeast Document Conservation Center born House to better preserve the Town of Andover, MA Jessica Branco Colati Society of Architectural Historians (NFP) Winchester’s historical collections of maps, $500,000 A preservation field service program Chicago, IL Pauline A. Saliga photographs, publications, artifacts, and legal that provides surveys, workshops and seminars, $105,030* A pilot project to develop the infra­ and genealogical records. technical consultations, and disaster assistance structure for Buildings of the United States, an to libraries, archives, and historical organizations online database on architectural history. University of Arizona in the Northeast. Tucson, AZ Nancy Odegaard Springfield Library and Museums Association $400,000 Saving woven wonders of American Ohio State University Springfield, MA Wendy Stayman heritage. Columbus, OH Susan L. Huntington $320,000 The purchase and installation of $175,000 Cataloging and digitization of up to climate modification equipment in a nine­ University of California 124,200 color slides from the Huntington Pho­ teenth‑century historic building that houses Los Angeles, CA Kathleen McHugh tographic Archive of Buddhist and Asian Art, unique art of the collector George Walter Vin­ $300,000 The arrangement, description, and which contains photographs of pre‑modern art, cent Smith, including Japanese armor, Tiffany digitization of eighty manuscript collections and artifacts, and monuments. glass, Chinese cloisonné, Middle Eastern textiles related audio‑visual recordings documenting and carpets, and nineteenth‑century American lesbian and feminist activism and writing since Oklahoma Historical Society paintings. the 1930s. Oklahoma City, OK Chad Williams $324,418 The digitization of 100,000 pages Stanford University University of California of Oklahoma newspapers dating from 1860 to Stanford, CA Michael A. Keller Santa Barbara, CA David Seubert 1922, as part of the National Digital $39,508 A planning project to provide stable $300,000 Continuing work on the compre­ Newspaper Program. temperature and relative humidity to the storage hensive Encyclopedic Discography of Victor areas of the Stanford Archive of Recorded Recordings (1900‑1950) that would add 42,000 Philadelphia Museum of Art Sound, which possesses over 350,000 music entries from 1930 to 1940 to the Internet da­ Philadelphia, PA William Weinstein and spoken sound items with strengths in jazz, tabase of gramaphone recordings made by the $228,080 Digital photography of 9,858 Ameri­ opera, symphonic chamber music, and oral Victor Talking Machine Company. can and European decorative arts objects and histories. the addition of images with accompanying University of Chicago cataloging information to the museum’s online State Historical Society of North Dakota Chicago, IL Matthew W. Stolper collections database. Bismarck, ND Ann B. Jenks $300,000 Cataloging and digitization of admin­ $350,000 The digitization of 100,000 pages of istrative documents from Persepolis, the chief Reconstructionist Rabbinical College North Dakota newspapers dating from 1864 to imperial residence of the Achaemenid kings in Wyncote, PA Deborah Waxman 1922, as part of the National Digital the homeland of the ancient Persian Empire. $25,250 Conserving and digitizing the corre­ Newspaper Program. spondence, sermons, and an original manuscript University of of the Rabbi Mordecai M. Kaplan Collection. SUNY Research Foundation, Buffalo State College Newark, DE J. Ritchie Garrison Buffalo, NY Patrick Ravines $300,000 Development of an online digital Rhode Island Historical Society $250,000 Graduate training for conservators repository and searchable database of images Providence, RI Christiana Morgan Grefe specializing in the preservation of humanities and descriptive information about American $300,000 An implementation project to install collections, including ethnographic and girlhood samplers and pictorial embroideries a sustainable environmental control system and archaeological materials, works on paper, books, from the seventeenth through the nineteenth make building improvements and security and photographs. century. upgrades to preserve collections documenting the history of Rhode Island from pre‑European Tougaloo College University of Illinois contact to the present. Tougaloo, MS Orthella Moman Urbana, IL Mary Stuart $213,564 Ensuring the preservation of the $325,000 The digitization of 100,000 pages of Tougaloo College Civil Rights Collections. Illinois newspapers, dating from 1860 to 1922, as part of the National Digital Newspaper Program.

division of preservation and access 1818 University of Kansas aids for inclusion in the Northwest Digital Ar­ University of Texas Lawrence, KS Karen S. Cook chives, an online union database supported by a Arlington, TX Ann Hodges $70,939 Cataloging and the production of consortium of twenty‑eight archives and other $300,000 Construction of a cold storage vault finding aids for scientific illustrations and related repositories containing manuscript materials for approximately five million photographic materials from the collections of the British documenting the history and culture of the negatives held by the library’s special collections artist of birds, John Gould (1804‑81). Approxi­ Pacific Northwest. department providing a visual record of the mately 6,300 of Gould’s drawings, watercolors, history and culture of Texas from the late nine­ lithographic stones, lithographic proofs, color University of Oregon teenth century to the present. trials, and published prints would be digitized Eugene, OR Karen Estlund and made accessible online. $325,000 The digitization of 100,000 pages of University of Texas Oregon newspapers, dating from 1860 to 1922, as Austin, TX Matthew Cohen University of Kansas part of the National Digital Newspaper Program. $168,519 Creation of an online archive of Walt Lawrence, KS Saralyn Reece Hardy Whitman’s manuscript annotations, which would $175,000 Cataloging of up to 5,800 ethno­ University of Pennsylvania allow users to explore Whitman’s reactions to graphic objects including ceramics, baskets, and Philadelphia, PA Nancy M. Shawcross the literature, history, science, theology, and art other Native American materials from North $300,000 The digitization of 1,000 codices, doc­ of his time. America at the Spencer Museum of Art. uments, and fragments on a variety of topics in history, literature, religion, and other humanities University of Texas University of Kentucky Research Foundation fields produced in Europe and North America El Paso, TX Claudia A. Rivers Lexington, KY Mary H. Molinaro from 1601 to 1800 and held by the university’s $141,206 Historical photographs from the $175,000 The digitization of 100,000 pages of Rare Book and Manuscript Library. U.S. Mexico Border at the University of Kentucky newspapers dating from 1900 to 1910, Texas El Paso Library. as part of a test bed for the National Digital University of Rochester Newspaper Program. Rochester, NY James Farrington University of Toronto $300,000 The digitization of 10,000 to 12,000 Toronto, Canada Antonette diPaolo Healey University of Minnesota, Twin Cities public domain musical scores and books se­ $55,800* The preparation of entries for the Minneapolis, MN Marguerite Ragnow lected from the collections of the Sibley Music Dictionary of Old English, a historical dictionary $300,000 Cataloging, digitization, and selective Library and documenting musical composition, based on the entire extant corpus of Old Eng­ conservation of 30,000 maps bound into 11,000 performance, and scholarship from the nine­ lish texts written between CE 650 and 1150. rare books and atlases dating from 1350 to teenth and early twentieth centuries. 1800. The maps would be searchable via a University of Virginia web‑accessible finding aid and an online image University of South Carolina Research Charlottesville, VA Daniel V. Pitti repository. Foundation $15,000 The development of an automated tool Columbia, SC Gregory James Wilsbacher for deriving contextual information from archi­ University of Missouri Libraries $300,000 Creating a one‑pass system to capture val finding aids, enhancing the information by Kansas City, MO Bonnie Sue Postlethwaite accurately both image and sound in digital matching it with established authority records, $127,536 The cataloging and digitization of scanning. and enabling links to multiple primary and 1,731 transcription discs containing 445 hours secondary humanities sources. of radio broadcasting from Kansas City station University of South Carolina Research KMBC dating from 1935 to 1950. Foundation University of Wisconsin Columbia, SC Kate Foster Boyd Madison, WI Matthew H. Edney University of North Texas $324,892 The digitization of 100,000 pages of $90,000* Continued development of the Denton, TX Cathy Nelson Hartman South Carolina newspapers, dating from 1860 to multivolume reference work, the History of $324,291 Digitization of 100,000 pages of 1922, as part of the National Digital Cartography, with special attention to volume 4, Texas newspapers, dating from 1880 to 1910, Newspaper Program. Cartography in the European Enlightenment. as part of the National Digital Newspaper Program. University of Southern California University of Wisconsin Los Angeles, CA Dace Taube Madison, WI Matthew H. Edney University of Oregon, Eugene $300,000 Digitization of 34,000 nitrate nega­ $200,000 Continued development of the multi­ Eugene, OR Deborah A. Carver tives showing historic images of Los Angeles, volume reference work the History of Cartography, $137,756 The creation of 482 archival finding taken by the Dick Whittington Studio from with particular attention to volume 4 on the 1924 to 1934. European Enlightenment, 1650–1800 and volume 5 on the nineteenth century.

division of preservation and access 1919 preservation assistance grants Grants help small and mid‑sized institutions improve their ability to preserve and care for their significant humanities collections.

University of Wisconsin Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum Birmingham Museum of Art Madison, WI Joan H. Hall Chicago, IL Jennifer E. Brand Birmingham, AL Melissa Falkner Mercurio $100,000* Preparation of the last volume and $6,000 $6,000 the updated online edition of the Dictionary of American Regional English, which documents AG Bell Association for the Brigham Young University geographical differences in the vocabulary, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Provo, UT Chris Erickson pronunciation, and morphology of American Washington, DC Gary Yates $6,000 English. $4,950 Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences Wadsworth Atheneum Alice Ferguson Foundation, Inc. Buffalo, NY Kathryn Leacock Hartford, CT Linda Roth Accokeek, MD Doris Sharp $2,990 $325,000 Implementation of improved storage $6,000 for the museum’s American and European fur­ California Historical Society niture, metalwork, ceramics, glass, and sculpture. American Association of San Francisco, CA Mary Morganti These 12,600 objects would be rehoused in University Women $6,000 new storage furniture in the basement of the Washington, DC Jill Birdwhistell Morgan building, which would be reconfigured $6,000 California State University, to provide a secure zone with improved climate Stanislaus Foundation control, security, fire protection, and lighting Amherst College Turlock, CA Kenneth Potts systems. Amherst, MA Thomas Michael Kelly $3,545 $5,810 West Virginia University Research Cape Ann Historical Association Corporation Amistad Research Center Gloucester, MA Martha Oaks Morgantown, WV John Cuthbert New Orleans, LA Laura J. Thomson $6,000 $265,979 Digitization of 100,000 pages of West $3,353 Virginia newspapers, dating from 1836 to 1922, Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, Inc. as part of the state’s participation in the Appalachian State University Katonah, NY Paul Rosenblum National Digital Newspaper Program. Boone, NC Pamela Mitchem $6,000 $1,966 Wheaton College Carnegie Hall Society Norton, MA Michael D. C. Drout Atlanta‑Fulton Public Library New York, NY Gino Francesconi $135,895 Development of computational tools Foundation, Inc. $6,000 and documentation for applying advanced statis­ Atlanta, GA Kerrie Cotten Williams tical methods to textual and literary problems. $5,950 Center for Jewish History The tools and methods would be demonstrated New York, NY Laura Leone using material from a variety of languages and Bank Street College of Education $6,000 time periods, including Old English, medieval New York, NY Lindsey Wyckoff Latin, and the twentieth‑century Harlem $5,560 Center for Photography at Woodstock, Inc. Renaissance. Woodstock, NY Ariel Shanberg Bayshore Discovery Project $3,878 Port Norris, NJ Meghan Elizabeth Wren $6,000 Center for Wooden Boats , WA Betsy Davis Beloit College $6,000 Beloit, WI Lisa Viezbicke $6,000 Central Baptist College Conway, AR Anne Clements Berea College $6,000 Berea, KY Tina Marie McCalment $6,000 Centre College of Kentucky Danville, KY Robert Glass $2,000

division of preservation and access 2020 Chester County Historical Society Corporation for Jefferson’s Fernbank Museum of Natural History West Chester, PA Andrea Kent Cakars Poplar Forest Atlanta, GA Bobbi Michelle Hohmann $6,000 Forest, VA Jack Gary $6,000 $5,989 Chicago Film Archives Framingham Historical Society Chicago, IL Anne Wells CUNY Research Foundation, Framingham, MA Dana Dauterman Ricciardi $6,000 Queens College $5,820 Flushing, NY Ben Alexander City of Fairbanks $5,982 General John A. Logan Museum Fairbanks, AK Deborah D. Osterby Murphysboro, IL P. Michael Jones $6,000 Dallas County Heritage Society $6,000 Dallas, TX Evelyn Montgomery City of Hampton–Hampton History Museum $6,000 Georgetown County Museum Hampton, VA Bethany Austin Georgetown, SC Jill Santopietro $6,000 Danforth Museum Corporation $6,000 Framingham, MA Katherine French City of Nacogdoches $6,000 Georgia Historical Society Nacogdoches, TX Brian Bray Savannah, GA Nora Lewis $1,920 Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls and Toys $6,000 Denver, CO Jillian Marie Allison City of Philadelphia Fairmount $5,232 Gore Place Society, Inc. Park Commission Waltham, MA Lana Lewis Philadelphia, PA Christopher Raymond Dougherty Detroit Historical Society $6,000 $5,000 Detroit, MI Adam Lovell $5,965 Goucher College City of Virginia Beach , MD Melissa Straw Virginia Beach, VA Anne Miller Disciples of Christ Historical Society $3,686 $6,000 Nashville, TN Sara Jean Harwell $6,000 Greater Portland Landmarks, Inc. Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Portland, ME Hilary Bassett Cold Spring Harbor, NY Ludmila Pollock Dyer Library Association $4,300 $6,000 Saco, ME Jessica Skwire Routhier $6,000 Greene County Historical Society, Colgate University Thomas Cole Site Hamilton, NY Carol Ann Lorenz Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Catskill, NY Elizabeth Bond Jacks $6,000 Western Art $6,000 Indianapolis, IN Amy McKune College of Southern Maryland $6,000 Hacker’s Creek Pioneer Descendants La Plata, MD Amanda Pike Horner, WV Joy Stalnaker $5,945 Elizabeth City State University $5,800 Elizabeth City, NC Jean B. Bischoff College of St. Francis $6,000 Harney County Library Joliet, IL Linnea Knapp Burns, OR Cheryl Hancock $6,000 Fairbanks Museum and Planetarium $6,000 St. Johnsbury, VT Mary Beth Prondzinski Colorado State University $6,000 Hartwick College Fort Collins, CO Linda G. Frickman Oneonta, NY Rebekah Ambrose‑Dalton $5,926 FASNY Museum of Firefighting $6,000 Hudson, NY Nicholas P. DeCicco Coronado Historical Association, Inc. $5,660 Henry Morrison Flagler Museum Coronado, CA Rachel Elaine Lieu Palm Beach, FL Tracy Kamerer $4,618 $6,000

division of preservation and access 2121 Heritage Museums and Gardens Kalamazoo College Loyola University Sandwich, MA Jennifer Yunginger Madden Kalamazoo, MI Stacy Anne Nowicki Chicago, IL Jonathan Canning $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

Hermitage Kartemquin Educational Films Lycoming College Hermitage, TN Marsha Mullin Chicago, IL Zak Piper Williamsport, PA Janet Hurlbert $6,000 $5,486 $6,000

Historic Saranac Lake Keeneland Foundation Manhattanville College Saranac Lake, NY Amy Bachman Catania Lexington, KY Rebecca Jeane Ryder Purchase, NY Lauren Georger Ziarko $6,000 $6,000 $5,462

Historical Natural History and Library Kona Historical Society Massachusetts Department of Conservation Society of South Natick Captain Cook, HI Jill R. Olson and Recreation Natick, MA Jennifer H. Hance $5,773 Boston, MA Judith Elizabeth Greene $4,961 $6,000 Lake States Railway Historical Association Historical Society of Frederick County, Inc. Baraboo, WI Donald Ginter Mattress Factory Frederick, MD Kelly McCartney $4,436 , PA Michael Olijnyk $5,935 $6,000 Las Vegas Convention Center Holyoke Public Library Las Vegas, NV Brian P. Alvarez Midwestern State University Holyoke, MA Jim Massery $6,000 Wichita Falls, TX Rebecca Fernandez $6,000 $6,000 Lavaca County Illinois State University, Milner Library Hallettsville, TX Elizabeth A. Kouba Mills College Normal, IL Andrew Huot $6,000 Oakland, CA Stephanie Hanor $5,534 $3,117 Lesley College Indiana University of Pennsylvania Cambridge, MA Marie Ann U. Wasnock Mint Museum of Art Research Institute $5,035 Charlotte, NC Joyce Weaver Indiana, PA Harrison Wick $5,951 $5,894 Lewis Clark State College Lewiston, ID Ellen Vieth Mohonk Preserve, Inc. International Tennis Hall of Fame $6,000 New Paltz, NY Paul Huth Newport, RI Douglas Andrew Stark $6,000 $5,150 Little People of America, Inc. Tustin, CA Jim Erwin Kay Molly Brown House Museum Jackson State University $4,193 Denver, CO Darcie Martin Jackson, MS Charles Warren Carraway $6,000 $5,597 Livingston County Historical Society Geneseo, NY Anna Maria Kowalchuk Monhegan Historical and Cultural Museum Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington $6,000 Association Washington, DC Laura Cohen Apelbaum Monhegan, ME Jennifer Pye $5,985 Lost City Museum $6,000 Overton, NV Dena Sedar John Jermain Memorial Library $6,000 Montgomery County Sag Harbor, NY Jessica Ann Frankel Clarksville, TN Jill Hastings‑Johnson $5,977 Lower East Side Tenement Museum $6,000 New York, NY Derya Golpinar Judicial Council of California $5,905 San Francisco, CA Frances M. Jones $6,000 division of preservation and access 2222 Museum of Culpeper History Pepperdine University Sheldon Art Museum Archaeological and Culpeper, VA Lee Langston‑Harrison Malibu, CA Melissa Nykanen Historical Society $6,000 $6,000 Middlebury, VT Mary Towle‑Hilt $4,395 Museum of Nebraska Art Philadelphia Camp Sons of Union Veterans Kearney, NE Audrey S. Kauders of the Civil War Shenandoah University $6,000 Philadelphia, PA Jack McCarthy Winchester, VA Megan H. Williams $6,000 $5,830 Museum of Russian Icons Clinton, MA Tara Young Plains Art Museum Society for the Preservation of Weeksville/ $6,000 Fargo, ND Mark Ryan Bedford‑Stuyvesant History $6,000 Brooklyn, NY Jennifer Scott National Japanese American Historical $3,625 Society Public Libraries of Saginaw San Francisco, CA Rosalyn Tonai Saginaw, MI John Sheridan South Dakota State University $6,000 $6,000 Brookings, SD Lisa Scholten $6,000 National Society of the Colonial Dames of Public Library of Des Moines America Des Moines, IA Marci Ann Behm Southern Illinois University Philadelphia, PA Karen L. Daly $891 Edwardsville, IL Julia Y. Hansen $6,000 $6,000 Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society New Jersey State Library Seattle, WA Karen Marshall Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum Trenton, NJ Deborah Mercer $6,000 Ignacio, CO Lynn Brittner $5,389 $6,000 Rathbun Free Memorial Library New School East Haddam, CT Kathleen Marszycki St. Gregory’s University New York, NY Kira Appel $6,000 Shawnee, OK Benet Exton $6,000 $5,999 Reed College Newport Art Museum and Art Association Portland, OR Colleen E. Gotze St. Regis Mohawk Tribe Newport, RI Nancy Whipple Grinnell $5,157 Akwesasne, NY Leslie K. Benedict $5,913 $5,450 Rider University North Adams Public Library Lawrenceville, NJ Nancy Wicklund Starr Commonwealth North Adams, MA Richard G. Moon Jr. $6,000 Albion, MI Amy Lynne Reimann $5,293 $5,950 Rochester Institute of Technology Ohio Historical Society Rochester, NY Amelia Hugill‑Fontanel State Historical Society of Missouri Columbus, OH Charles Wash $6,000 Columbia, MO Jeff Corrigan $5,990 $4,649 Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Old Swedes Church Foundation Michigan: The Ziibiwing Center Historical Society Wilmington, DE Rebecca L. Wilson Mt. Pleasant, MI William Johnson New York, NY Maxine Friedman $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

Onondaga County Public Library San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles Stearns History Museum Syracuse, NY Barbara E. Scheibel San Jose, CA Joyce Ertel Hulbert St. Cloud, MN Jessica Paulsen $6,000 $4,175 $5,983

Pennsylvania Academic Library San Mateo County Historical Association Sunflower County Library Consortium, Inc. San Mateo, CA Dana Neitzel Indianola, MS Jennifer Delaney Rose Pittsburgh, PA Tracie J. Ballock $6,000 $6,000 $6,000 division of preservation and access 2323 SUNY Research Foundation, College at University of Southern California Woodstock Guild of Craftsmen, Inc. New Paltz Los Angeles, CA Edward R. Bosley Woodstock, NY Carla T. Smith New Paltz, NY Sara Pasti $2,750 $4,378 $3,878 University of Texas Health Sciences Center Worcester Historical Museum Tau Beta Sigma San Antonio, TX Elizabeth Anne Comeaux Worcester, MA Robyn Christensen Stillwater, OK Lisa Croston $5,547 $6,000 $6,000 University of the Virgin Islands Wyoming Frontier Prison Tobacco Farm Life Museum Saint Thomas, VI Sherna Gumbs Rawlins, WY Tina Hill Kenly, NC Melody Lyn Johnson $6,000 $6,000 $6,000 University of Wisconsin U.S. District Court Northern California Madison, WI Vance I. Kepley Historical Society $2,950 San Francisco, CA Robyn Lipsky $5,600 Ursuline College Pepper Pike, OH Mara E Dabrishus Uintah County $4,646 Vernal, UT Samuel Passey $4,965 Utah State University Logan, UT Bradford Cole University of Akron $6,000 Akron, OH Cathy Lee Faye $5,507 Ute Pass Historical Society Woodland Park, CO Beth Dodd University of Illinois $6,000 Urbana, IL Kathleen Jones $6,000 Vermont Technical College Randolph Center, VT Susan Marie Currier University of Kansas Center for Research, Inc $5,164 Lawrence, KS Saralyn Reece Hardy $6,000 Washington State Holocaust Education Resource Center University of Louisiana, Monroe Seattle, WA Delila Simon Jigger, LA Diana Mae Greenlee $2,300 $5,997 West Palm Beach Public Library University of Minnesota, Twin Cities West Palm Beach, FL Janice Collins Minneapolis, MN Camille V. Doran $5,993 $6,000 Wichita State University University of Montevallo Wichita, KS Patricia McDonnell Montevallo, AL Carey W. Heatherly $6,000 $6,000 Willamette Heritage Center University of Northern Colorado Salem, OR Amy Vandegrift Greeley, CO Jay Trask $4,533 $3,500 Women’s History Museum and Educational University of Pennsylvania Center Philadelphia, PA Patricia O’Brien D’Antonio San Diego, CA Matthew Nye $5,550 $5,549 division of preservation and access 2424 Division of Public Programs

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

division of public programs 25 Humanities projects in libraries and arcHives Grants support the use and interpretation of collections in libraries and archives.

American Library Association Kennesaw State University Research and Tuscaloosa Public Library Chicago, IL Lainie Castle Service Foundation Tuscaloosa, AL Susana Goldman $754,688 Let’s Talk About It! The Civil War and Kennesaw, GA Heather Oswald Emancipation on their 150th Anniversaries. University of Dayton Lourdes College Dayton, OH Katy Kelly Wisconsin Veterans Museum Foundation Sylvania, OH Sandra Rutkowski Madison, WI Jennifer Kaye University of Minnesota, Twin Cities $10,000** Making Sense of the American Civil Loyola Marymount University Minneapolis, MN Susan Diane Gangl War: Statewide Program in Wisconsin. Los Angeles, CA Jamie Hazlitt University of Mississippi Mid‑Columbia Library District University, MS Christina Torbert small grants to libraries Kennewick, WA Michael Huff University of Texas Grants in the amount of $2,500 to support Missouri Valley College Brownsville, TX Millie Hernandez public humanities programs in libraries in Marshall, MO Pamela K. Reeder Association with the traveling exhibition University of Wyoming “Manifold Greatness: The Creation and Mobile Public Library Laramie, WY Martha J. Hanscom Afterlife of the King James Bible.” Mobile, AL Nancy Anlage Verona Public Library Montrose Regional Library District Arizona State University Verona, WI Trudy Kay Lorandos Montrose, CO Meg Nagel Tempe, AZ Rachel L. Leket‑Mor Whitworth University Northwest Christian College Cameron Village Regional Library Spokane, WA Janet E. Hauck Eugene, OR Steve Silver Raleigh, NC Robert William Lambert William Carey College Oklahoma State University Centre College of Kentucky Hattiesburg, MS Sherry Laughlin Stillwater, OK Misty Smith Danville, KY Stan Campbell Winfield Public Library Pepperdine University Claremont Graduate University Winfield, KS Sue Birney Malibu, CA Ken LaZebnik Claremont, CA Lori Anne Ferrell Pikes Peak Library District Foundation Columbia University mall rants to ibraries Colorado Springs, CO Dee Vazquez Sabol s g l New York, NY David E. Jaggars Grants in the amount of $2,500 to support Poughkeepsie Public Library District Eastern Mennonite College public humanities programs in libraries that Poughkeepsie, NY Gareth M. Davies Harrisonburg, VA Stephanie Bush explore Louisa May Alcott’s untraditional life, Provo City Library at Academy Square her varied body of published work, and her place Elizabethtown College Provo, UT Courtney Lowe in American culture. Elizabethtown, PA Louise M. Hyder‑Darlington Rhodes College Atlanta‑Fulton Public Library Foundation, Inc. Friends of the Transylvania County Library Memphis, TN Scott L. Newstok Atlanta, GA John Wright Brevard, NC Lisa F. Sheffield Rockdale County Berry College Harford Community College Conyers, GA Daryl Fletcher Mt. Berry, GA Sherre Harrington Bel Air, MD Carol Allen St. Michael’s College Broward Public Library Foundation Hope College Colchester, VT Elizabeth B. Scott Ft. Lauderdale, FL Barbara Jean Miller Holland, MI Kelly Gordon Jacobsma Sumter County Brownell Library Foundation, Inc. Kansas City Public Library Sumter, SC Robert Harden Essex Junction, VT Penelope Pillsbury Kansas City, MO Henry Fortunato Tifton‑Tift County Public Library City of Austin Tifton, GA Victoria Ann Horst Austin, TX Sharon M. Herfurth

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City of Gallup Sandusky Library Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc. Gallup, NM Mary Ellen Pellington Sandusky, OH Terri Estel Waltham, MA Sarah Colt $600,000 Production of a two‑hour film that Drake Community Library St. Mary‑of‑the‑Woods College explores the life of Henry Ford, America’s pre­ Grinnell, IA Marilyn Kennett St Mary of Woods, IN Judy Tribble eminent businessman and one of the most influential Americans of the twentieth century. Elizabethtown Public Library SUNY Research Foundation, Buffalo Elizabethtown, PA Bethleen Bradford Amherst, NY Laura Lynne Taddeo Global Village Media New York, NY Dominique Lasseur Hingham Public Library University of Idaho $70,000 Development of a two‑hour television Hingham, MA Kathleen J. Leahy Moscow, ID Ramirose Attebury documentary that will explore voting rights in America and how they grew from the privilege Illinois State University, Milner Library University of Memphis of a minority to become near universal by the Normal, IL Julia Derden Memphis, TN Guy Thomas Mendina end of the twentieth century.

Lycoming College Wayne Public Library Gorongosa Restoration Project, Inc. Williamsport, PA Janet Hurlbert Wayne, NJ Jody Czesak Treadway Washington, DC Hugo Eugenio Perez $27,500** Neither Memory Nor Magic. Marquette University Western Kentucky University Research Milwaukee, WI Jean Zanoni Foundation GWETA, Inc. Bowling Green, KY Kristie Lowry Washington, DC David S. Thompson Mid‑Continent Public Library $750,000 Production of a fourteen‑hour Independence, MO Marlena Boggs documentary film series that would examine the history of the Roosevelt family, focusing on Multnomah County Library Humanities projects Theodore, Franklin, and Eleanor Roosevelt. Portland, OR Cynthia Strasfeld in media GWETA, Inc. New Hanover County Public Library Grants support the planning, scripting, and Washington, DC David S. Thompson Wilmington, NC Margaret Miles production of television and radio programs for general audiences. $500,000 Production of a two‑part, four‑hour Oceanside Public Library documentary film series on the Dust Bowl, the Oceanside, CA Cathy Jo Di Mento Arts Engine, Inc. southern Plains states’ decade‑long natural New York, NY Curtis Ellis catastrophe and man‑made ecological disaster Oneida Public Library $39,795* Development of an 83‑minute docu­ in the 1930s. Oneida, NY Carolyn Davis Gerakopoulos mentary film and related materials that would use the history of the popular dish, General Katahdin Foundation Orem Public Library Tso’s chicken, to examine broader issues in Hollywood, CA Dyanna Taylor Orem, UT Eliot John Wilcox Chinese and American history. $550,000 Production of a 90‑minute documen­ tary film on the life of renowned documentary Pioneer Library System Center for Independent Documentary photographer, Dorothea Lange. Norman, OK Cathy Adams Sharon, MA Arwen Curry $60,000 Scripting and development of a Living Archives, Inc. Poudre River Public Library District 90‑minute documentary film exploring the life New York, NY Nancy F. Buirski Fort Collins, CO Sarah Scobey and ideas of the science fiction and fantasy $350,000 Production of a 90‑minute documen­ writer Ursula K. Le Guin. tary on the Supreme Court case Loving v. Virginia Providence Public Library (1967) and the legal case concerning anti‑ Providence, RI Louise Moulton Center for Independent Documentary miscegenation laws. Sharon, MA Wally Coberg Rochester Hills Public Library $60,000 Development of a two‑hour film biog­ Minnesota Public Radio Rochester, MI Sheila Konen raphy of Edgar Allan Poe, a related website, and St. Paul, MN Kate Moos curriculum materials. $75,000 Production of four one‑hour radio San Jose State University Foundation programs and a companion website profiling San Jose, CA Toby Matoush significant figures in the history of religious and ethical thought world wide.

division of public programs 27 New York Foundation for the Arts WGBH Educational Foundation Angel Mounds State Historic Site/Indiana Brooklyn, NY Oren D. Rudavsky Boston, MA Mark Samels State Museum and Historic Sites $650,000 Production of a two‑hour documen­ $700,000 Production of a two‑hour documen­ Evansville, IN John M Linderman tary film and website on the history of Zionism. tary film and multiplatform project on Freedom $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to Summer (1964), the historic Mississippi voter accompany the “NEH on the Road: Farm Life” Old Stone House of Brooklyn registration and education effort. traveling exhibition. Brooklyn, NY Karen G. Thorsen $60,000 Development of a 90‑minute docu­ WGBH Educational Foundation Asian Art Museum mentary exploring the life and career of Revolu­ Boston, MA Mark Samels San Francisco, CA Natasha Reichle tionary‑era political author Thomas Paine, an $700,000* Production of a multiplatform proj­ $400,000* Implementation of a traveling accompanying website, a traveling museum ect on the abolitionists, the determined activists exhibition, a catalog, a website, and public and exhibition, and public programming. who sought the immediate end of slavery in the educational programs on the arts of Bali. decades leading up to the Civil War. OUR L.A. Baltimore Museum of Art Los Angeles, CA Lyn Goldfarb WNET.ORG Baltimore, MD Nichole Bridges $50,000 Development of a 90‑minute film New York, NY Stephen Segaller $30,000 Planning for a reinstallation of the mu­ documentary about former Los Angeles mayor $250,000 The production of an eight‑part seum’s permanent collection of African art with Tom Bradley. series chronicling the African‑American experi­ a thematic and cross‑cultural approach. ence from the early 1500s to the present. Public Radio International Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum Minneapolis, MN Melinda Ward Austin, TX David Albert Denney $300,000 The production of a one‑hour $300,000 Implementation of a long‑term instal­ national public radio series on iconic works Humanities projects in lation using the explorer Robert La Salle’s ship, of American culture for Public Radio Interna­ museums and Historical La Belle, as the centerpiece for an examination tional’s Studio 360. organizations of the history, politics, science, and cultural encounters in the region in the seventeenth Social Media Productions, Inc. Grants support a wide range of public humani­ century. Brooklyn, NY John Maggio ties programs, including interpretive exhibitions, $500,000 Production and development of a websites, reading and film discussion programs, Boston Children’s Museum four‑hour documentary film series about the and symposia, conferences, and lecture series. Boston, MA Gail Ringel history of Italian Americans. $150,260* Implementation of a traveling exhi­ American Jewish Historical Society bition for children ages five to twelve and their Tulane University New York, NY Susan L. Malbin families about cultural continuity and contem­ New Orleans, LA Nicholas R. Spitzer $30,000 Planning for a 3,000‑square‑foot travel­ porary Native American life in New England. $250,000 Production of six two‑hour programs ing exhibition, a traveling panel exhibition for and four one‑hour documentary programs to be libraries, and a public conference examining the Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History featured on American Routes radio program. American Soviet Jewry Movement. Bryan, TX Deborah Fay Cowman $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to Virginia Foundation for the Humanities American Precision Museum, Inc. accompany the NEH on the “Road: Wrapped In Charlottesville, VA Andrew H. Wyndham Windsor, VT Carrie Brown Pride” traveling exhibition. $350,000 Production of 60 new and 30 updated $340,000 Implementation of a permanent one‑hour radio programs with interviews and exhibit and related programs exploring how Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History special features providing historical perspective precision manufacturing influenced the course of Bryan, TX Deborah Fay Cowman on a variety of contemporary issues and topics. American history and emphasized motivations, $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs rapid industrialization, U.S. emergence as to accompany the “NEH on the Road: Bison” WGBH Educational Foundation a world power, and the development of traveling exhibition. Boston, MA Mark Samels consumer culture. $200,000 Production of a 90‑minute documen­ Brigham City Museum and Gallery tary about how the unprecedented death toll of American Writers Museum Foundation Brigham City, UT Kaia Landon the Civil War challenged American cultural Washington, DC Andrew Anway $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs attitudes about death and changed federal gov­ $30,000** Development of conceptual plan for to accompany the “NEH on the Road: Going ernment policies regarding soldiers. the American Writers Museum. Places” traveling exhibition.

division of public programs 28 Brooklyn Historical Society Children’s Museum of Fairmount Park Art Association Brooklyn, NY Deborah F. Schwartz New York, NY Karen Snider Philadelphia, PA Penny Balkin Bach $50,000 Planning of a website including exhibits $40,000 Planning of a traveling exhibition and $40,000 Implementation of a multiplatform and online scholar‑led discussions, and related cultural programming on Muslim worlds. interpretive audio program for 36 outdoor public programs about understanding, in histori­ sculptures in Philadelphia. cal perspective, the overlapping cultural identities Chippewa Valley Museum of families of mixed race, ethnicity, or nationality. Eau Claire, WI Susan M. McLeod Fort Caspar Museum Association $200,000 Implementation of “Intersections,” a Casper, WY Erin B. Rose Burke Museum Association new permanent exhibition that would chronicle $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs Seattle, WA Erin Younger the history of community formation and to accompany the “NEH on the Road: Bison” $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to immigration in Wisconsin’s Chippewa Valley. traveling exhibition. accompany the “NEH on the Road: Carnaval” traveling exhibition. College of Physicians of Philadelphia Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Inc. Philadelphia, PA Robert D. Hicks Fort Wayne, IN Sarah Aubrey Cahokia Mounds Museum Society $39,962 Planning for a 1,000‑square‑foot $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to Collinsville, IL Lori Jean Belknap permanent exhibition, a website, and educational accompany the “NEH on the Road: Wrapped in $300,000 Implementation of a website on the programs provide an intimate understanding of Pride” traveling exhibition. history of the archaeological Mississippian sites military injuries in the Civil War, including of Cahokia, Moundville, Etowah, and Spiro, wounding, death, and long‑term legacies. Greene County Historical Society, containing streaming media, virtual tours of the Thomas Cole Site sites, and downloadable trail tours. Comanche National Museum and Catskill, NY Elizabeth Bond Jacks Cultural Center $16,000 Planning for online and handheld inter­ California State University, Dominguez Lawton, OK Kristin Mravinec pretive formats that will allow visitors to make Hills Foundation $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs onsite comparisons between paintings by Carson, CA Kathy Zimmerer to accompany the “NEH on the Road: Bison” Thomas Cole and the actual landscapes from $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to traveling exhibition. which he worked. accompany the “NEH on the Road: Wrapped in Pride” traveling exhibition. Conner Prairie Museum, Inc. Hampton University Fishers, IN Daniel John Freas Hampton, VA Mamie E. Locke Carnegie Institute Museum of Art $300,000 Implementation of a long‑term multi­ Pittsburgh, PA Louise W. Lippincott $40,000 Planning of a digital interpretive portal media visitor immersion experience for families and a physical exhibition examining life at the $100,000 Implementation of a multimedia traveling about the mixed social and political responses exhibition examining the work of African‑American African‑American Civil War refugee camp in of southern Indiana to an actual Confederate Hampton, Virginia. photographer Teenie Harris of Pittsburgh. cavalry raid. Charlotte Museum‑Hezekiah Alexander Harvard University Dallas County Historical Foundation Homesite Cambridge, MA Susan Dackerman Dallas, TX Sharron Wilkins Conrad Charlotte, NC Angelica Docog $233,333* Implementation of a traveling $40,000 Planning of oral history‑based theater $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to exhibition, a colloquium, a catalog, an interactive and digital activities for use at the museum, accompany the “NEH on the Road: Our Lives, website, and educational and public programs schools, and community venues about eviden­ Our Stories” traveling exhibition. exploring the alliance between printmakers and tiary characteristics of first‑person accounts sur­ scientists in the sixteenth‑century. Cherokee Strip Land Rush Museum rounding the Kennedy assassination and what Arkansas, KS Heather D. Fergerson these can teach us about the nature of historical Idaho State Historical Society $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to memory. Boise, ID Kurt Zwolfer accompany the “NEH on the Road: Carnaval” $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to traveling exhibition. Dane G. Hansen Memorial Museum accompany the “NEH on the Road: Our Lives, Logan, KS Shirley A. Henrickson Our Stories” traveling exhibition. Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, Inc. $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs Enid, OK Aaron Tyler Preston to accompany the “NEH on the Road: Going $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs Places” traveling exhibition. to accompany the “NEH on the Road: Going Places” traveling exhibition.

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Jewish Museum of Maryland Museum for African Art Pacific Symphony Baltimore, MD Karen Falk Long Island City, NY Lisa Binder Santa Ana, CA Joseph Horowitz $150,000* Implementation of a traveling ex­ $40,000 Planning for a multimedia traveling $300,000 Implementation of orchestra perfor­ hibition and related publication, programs, and exhibition examining the musical, visual, and mances, a CD, and related programs exploring online resources examining Jewish American socio‑cultural aspects of hip hop in Africa. the history and culture informing works by foodways. Dvorˇák and Copland. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership Boston, MA Dennis Carr Park City Historical Society and Museum Waterford, VA Beth Erickson $60,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a Park City, UT Wendy Ashton $145,884* Implementation of a project for catalog, new media interpretive materials, and $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to middle school students to research, script, and public programs about the impact of trade with accompany the “NEH on the Road: Our Lives, produce vodcasts that interpret thirteen Civil Asia on artistic production in North, Central, Our Stories” traveling exhibition. War National Parks for visitors. and South America from 1500 to 1800. Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Kent State University Mystic Seaport Museum Philadelphia, PA Anna O. Marley Kent, OH Laura Davis Mystic, CT Elysa Engelman $250,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition, a $300,000 Implementation of a long‑term ex­ $40,000 Planning for a long‑term exhibition catalog, a children’s book, and public programs on hibition about the 1970 shooting of Kent State with traveling components to various New Eng­ African‑American painter Henry Ossawa Tanner. University students by National Guardsmen land ports, a website, and program activities on within the context of national antiwar protest, board a historic whaling ship. Pioneer Library System Foundation politics, and youth culture and subsequent litiga­ Norman, OK Susan F. Gregory tion about First Amendment rights. National Constitution Center $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs Philadelphia, PA Stephanie Reyer to accompany the “NEH on the Road: Bison” Living History Farms $483,203 Implementation of a traveling panel traveling exhibition. Des Moines, IA Mike Witmer exhibition about how Abraham Lincoln used $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to constitutional tools to preserve the union and San Jose State University Foundation accompany the “NEH on the Road: Farm Life” end slavery, which will tour twenty‑five public San Jose, CA Margo McBane traveling exhibition. libraries in collaboration with the American $40,000 Planning for a traveling exhibition and Library Association. associated programs on the history of the Mexi­ Massachusetts Institute of Technology can Americans in the Santa Clara valley from Cambridge, MA John A. Ochsendorf New Mexico State University 1920 through 1960. $350,000 Implementation of a traveling Las Cruces, NM Jennifer L. Robles exhibition that examines the work of Spanish $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to Society for the Preservation of Weeksville/ immigrant builder Rafael Guastavino, whose in­ accompany the “NEH on the Road: Carnaval” Bedford‑Stuyvesant History novations transformed American architecture in traveling exhibition. Brooklyn, NY Elissa Blount Moorhead the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. $30,000 Planning for multisensory interpretive New‑York Historical Society elements at three historic houses in Weeksville, Mill Creek MetroParks–Fellows New York, NY Louise Mirrer an historic African‑American community. Riverside Gardens $400,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibi­ Youngstown, OH Keith Kaiser tion and educational initiative exploring the Society of Biblical Literature $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs transformation in the world’s politics and culture Decatur, GA John F. Kutsko to accompany the “NEH on the Road: Bison” between 1763 and 1815, with particular focus on $300,000 Implementation of an interactive traveling exhibition. three globally influential revolutions in America, website that would bring nonsectarian biblical France, and Haiti. scholarship to the general public. Museum Associates Los Angeles, CA Victoria I. Lyall Northern California Public Broadcasting, Inc. St. George Art Museum $300,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibi­ San Francisco, CA Louise Lo St. George, UT Deborah L. Reeder tion, a catalog, and public programs on artistic $250,000 Implementation of cross‑media walk­ $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs trends in Mesoamerica from 950 through 1521 ing tours and related programming using televi­ to accompany the “NEH on the Road: Grass CE and on the persistence of native traditions sion, a website, and mobile applications to Roots” traveling exhibition. and identity after the Spanish conquest. explore the history of some of the city’s New Deal‑era murals as examples of public art within the social and political context of that period.

division of public programs 30 St. Mary’s College of California University of Massachusetts bridging cultures Moraga, CA Carrie Brewster Boston, MA Stephen Crosby $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs $400,000 Implementation of a two‑day public Grants support projects that examine international to accompany the “NEH on the Road: Lee and forum and related debates, with broadcast and and transnational themes in the humanities. Grant” traveling exhibition. digital media dissemination, about the mean­ ing of civility and its role in the functioning of American Bar Association Fund for SUNY Research Foundation, Fredonia American democracy. Justice and Education Albany, NY Jennifer Hildebrand Washington, DC Mabel C. McKinney‑Browning $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs University of Pennsylvania $1,350 A moderated forum on the possible ten­ to accompany the “NEH on the Road: Grass Philadelphia, PA Loa Traxler sions between civility and free expression, with a Roots” traveling exhibition. $200,000 Implementation of a traveling exhibi­ daylong workshop to plan nationwide public tion, a podcast guide, online resources, educa­ programs; resource, activity, and technical Texarkana Regional Arts and tional materials, and a publication on the ancient assistance guides; and a web‑based forum for Humanities Council and modern Maya concepts of time, based on continuing public discussion of civility and Texarkana, TX Bryan Phillips recent archaeology findings at Copán. free speech. $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to accompany the “NEH on the Road: Grass William F. Laman Public Library American Library Association Roots” traveling exhibition. N. Little Rock, AR Debra Susan Wood Chicago, IL Lainie Castle $1,000 Ancillary public humanities programs to $27,209** Bridging Cultures: Muslim Worlds Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc. accompany the “NEH on the Road: Our Lives, Bookshelf. Charlottesville, VA Susan R. Stein Our Stories” traveling exhibition. $100,000* Implementation of seventeen American Library Association interpretive stations along Mulberry Row where Chicago, IL Lainie Castle enslaved people lived and worked at Monticello special projects $21,702** Bridging Cultures: Muslim Worlds with emphasis on individuals, families, and work Bookshelf—focus group evaluation. in the context of Jefferson’s era. Grants support a combination of programming for­ mats, such as reading and discussion series, lectures, Arcadia Pictures Ltd Tribeca Film Institute or websites for a regional or national audience. New York, NY Andrea Simon New York, NY Timothy Gunn $43,675 Development of a documentary film $350,000 Implementation of a six‑part series Frederick Community College that explores the life and work of Angel of public programs in collaboration with the Frederick, MD Dean Andrew Herrin Wagenstein, a Bulgarian filmmaker, war hero, American Library Association exploring Ameri­ $24,815 Implementation of a website, confer­ and novelist. can musical traditions in the twentieth century to ence, publications, guided tours, lecture series, be held at fifty libraries and educational materials exploring the Civil Arts Engine, Inc. War in the interior Mid‑Atlantic region. New York, NY Paco de Onis University of Arizona $60,000 Development of a two‑hour documen­ Tucson, AZ E. Charles Adams tary film analyzing how nations (Germany, Peru, $30,000 Planning for a new long‑term installa­ interpreting america’s and Spain) attempt to resolve their collective tion that would encapsulate the 13,000‑year‑old Historic places memory of political atrocities. history of human habitation in Arizona, using the idea of migration as a main theme and Grants support planning and implementation California Council for the Humanities connecting that history to contemporary native projects that exploit the evocative power of historic San Francisco, CA Ralph Lewin cultures. places to address themes and issues central to $2,500 Planning and implementation of a public American history and culture. forum and workshop analyzing the past, present, University of Arizona and future meanings and uses of civility in America. Tucson, AZ H. Brinton Milward Society for the Preservation of Weeksville/ $30,000** Executive session and national Bedford‑Stuyvesant History City Lore: NY Center for Urban Folk Culture briefing on civil discourse. Brooklyn, NY Cheryl McCourtie New York, NY Steven Zeitlin $30,000* The fabrication and installation of a $1,500 Planning and implementation of a pub­ new permanent visitor orientation exhibition at lic forum and workshop that explores Muslim the Weeksville Heritage Center.

division of public programs 31 poetry traditions to increase understanding of documentary film on the history and signifi­ WNET.ORG Muslim culture. cance of Cuban jazz, its influence on American New York, NY Pamela Hogan jazz, and its stylistic changes over time. $405,710 Production of a one‑hour documen­ Documentary Educational Resources, Inc. tary examining the impact of civil war in the Watertown, MA David Lebrun Kartemquin Educational Films Balkans on women and the first international $600,000 Production of a two‑hour documen­ Chicago, IL Maria Finitzo trial for crimes of sexual violence in wartime. tary film that would examine Mayan history and $75,000 Development of a documentary film culture through archaeological objects. examining the indigenous Tsimane people as they transition from a traditional to modern way Humanities indicators Endangered Language Alliance of life. New York, NY Daniel Kaufman Grants support sustaining and extending $600,000 Production of a 90‑minute documen­ Katahdin Foundation statistical data about the humanities in the tary for public television examining languages in Hollywood, CA Deann Borshay Liem United States. danger of extinction around the world. $75,000 Development of a 90‑minute documentary film examining the history of American Academy of Arts and Sciences Eye Contact Foundation transnational adoption of Korean children Cambridge, MA Leslie C. Berlowitz Basalt, CO Christine Solinski Romero from the 1950s to the present. $300,000 American Academy/NEH partner­ $517,330 Final production of a 90‑minute ship for the Humanities Indicators. documentary on the history, culture, and beliefs National Constitution Center of Albanian Muslims who worked to rescue Philadelphia, PA Kerry Sautner $1,350 Planning and implementation of a pub­ Jewish refugees during World War II. He efferson ecture lic forum and workshop exploring the role of t j l 2011 Jefferson Lecture Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc. dissent and protest in American culture, in order Drew Gilpin Faust Michal A. Goldman to contextualize and address the current state of Waltham, MA Cambridge, MA $75,000 public discourse and the issue of civility. Development of a 90‑minute docu­ $10,000** 2011 Jefferson Lecture: “Telling War mentary film about Gamal Abdel Nasser, the Stories: Reflections of a Civil War Historian.” iconic Egyptian figure who overthrew his king Raymar Educational Films, Inc. and liberated his country from British rule. Oakland, CA Erica Marcus $75,000 Development of a 60‑minute docu­ Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc. mentary film exploring the history of relations Waltham, MA Ben Loeterman between Africa and China. $75,000 Development of a 60‑minute docu­ mentary film that examines a pivotal moment in Tougaloo College the history of the Middle East. Tougaloo, MS Loye Ashton $2,750 Planning and implementation of a George Mason University two‑day public forum and subsequent workshop Fairfax, VA Cemil Aydin analyzing the literary history of Islamic West $200,500 A scholarly forum and outreach plan­ Africa and the Muslim roots of American blues ning workshop (held in conjunction with the music. Virginia Festival of the Book) addressing the impact of Muslim societies in the formation of University of Minnesota, Twin Cities global modernity. Minneapolis, MN Nabil I. Matar $2,500 To support an academic forum and pro­ Grammy Museum Foundation, Inc. gram development workshop exploring continu­ Los Angeles, CA Jim Brown ities between cultural and intellectual traditions $550,000 Production of a 90‑minute documen­ in the Islamic worlds and Western civilization. tary film examining how American rock and roll music contributed to the collapse of the Iron Washington State University Curtain and the fall of the Soviet Empire. Pullman, WA Cornell William Clayton $2,750 A two‑day academic forum and a one‑ Independent Feature Project day program development workshop exploring New York, NY Diane Sylvester the place of civility in American democracy $75,000 Development of a feature length through the lens of history, religion, art and architecture, philosophy, and the media. division of public programs 32 Division of Research Programs

Through the Division of Research Programs, NEH assists scholars who are engaged in examining ideas, making inquiries, and assembling evidence that leads to a better understanding of human thought, societies, and cultures worldwide.

division of research programs 33 felloWsHips and stipends Grants go to individuals to support up to a year of humanities research.

Richard O. Abel Shanna Benjamin Clare A. Cavanagh Pamela Crossley Ann Arbor, MI Grinnell, IA Evanston, IL Hanover, NH $50,400 $6,000 $50,400 $46,200

Mustafa Aksakal Paul Buettner Berry Tess Eufamia Chakkalakal Justin Thomas Crumbaugh Washington, DC Hamden, CT Brunswick, ME South Hadley, MA $50,400 $50,400 $6,000 $6,000

Gregory S. Aldrete Sally M.A. Bick Michael Chasar Ramona Curry Green Bay, WI Windsor, Ontario, Canada Salem, OR Champaign, IL $50,400 $50,400 $6,000 $50,400

Golfo Alexopoulos Bernadette Joan Brooten Lubna N. Chaudhry Derrick L. Darby Saint Petersburg, FL Cambridge, MA Vestal, NY Lawrence, KS $50,400 $50,400 $6,000 $6,000

Ala Alryyes Joshua Brown Amy Chazkel Richard H. Davis Brooklyn, NY Saint Ignatius, MT Brooklyn, NY Hamden, CT $50,400 $50,400 $6,000 $50,400

Michael Alan Anderson Christina Maria Bueno Mark Sydney Cladis Bradley Deane Rochester, NY Evanston, IL Providence, RI Morris, MN $6,000 $50,400 $6,000 $6,000

Andrea Lynn Arrington John William Bugg Michael Lawrence Clemons J. P. Dessel Fayetteville, AR Bronxville, NY Virginia Beach, VA Knoxville, TN $6,000 $50,400 $21,000 $50,400

Michael Ashley Ethan Bumas Saskia Coenen Snyder David Doellinger San Rafael, CA Jersey City, NJ Columbia, SC Monmouth, OR $6,000 $50,400 $6,000 $6,000

Qianshen Bai Oleg Viktorowitch Bychkov Cynthia Colburn Francis Donoghue Chestnut Hill, MA Olean, NY Malibu, CA Columbus, OH $50,400 $50,400 $6,000 $6,000

Adam Baker Caroline Jane Campbell Sarah E. Cornell Amy Dorothea Dooling Green Valley, AZ Grand Forks, ND Albuquerque, NM Guilford, CT $50,400 $6,000 $42,000 $6,000

Malcolm Baker Susan Carlile Janet Lee Coryell Gregory Patterson Downs Los Angeles, CA Long Beach, CA Grand Rapids, MI New York, NY $50,400 $50,400 $6,000 $6,000

Rosemary G. Beam‑de‑Azcona Susie Lan Cassel Georgia J. Cowart Edward Robertson Drott Mill Valley, CA San Marcos, CA Cleveland Heights, OH Columbia, MO $50,400 $50,400 $50,400 $6,000

Dorian Bell Theodore Randolph Catton David Cressy Douglas Samuel Duckworth Santa Cruz, CA Missoula, MT Columbus, OH Johnson City, TN $50,400 $50,400 $50,400 $6,000

division of research programs 34 Jeffrey Einboden Jan Hoffman French Cornelia Bernadette Horn Nadezhda Kavrus‑Hoffmann DeKalb, IL Richmond, VA Saint Louis, MO Glenmont, NY $21,000 $6,000 $50,400 $50,400

Ross K. Elfline T. Gregory Garvey Tseng Hao‑H. Huang Kristina Renee Kleutghen Northfield, MN Brockport, NY Claremont, CA Cambridge, United Kingdom $6,000 $6,000 $21,000 $6,000

Daniel Albert Engster Eleonory Gilburd Shauna Huffaker Stephen P. Knadler San Antonio, TX New York, NY Windsor, Canada East Point, GA $50,400 $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

Matthew Erlin Michael D. Gordin Julia Anne Ireland Anne Kelly Knowles St. Louis, MO Princeton, NJ Walla Walla, WA Cornwall, VT $50,400 $50,400 $6,000 $6,000

Stephen Delbert Feeley Frank Graziano Virginia W. Jackson Yukiko Koga Baltimore, MD Woodstock, CT New York, NY Cambridge, MA $6,000 $50,400 $50,400 $50,400

Christina Elizabeth Firpo Ezra Greenspan Karen Jacobs Jennifer Mary Kolpacoff Deane San Luis Obispo, CA Dallas, TX Boulder, CO Morris, MN $6,000 $50,400 $50,400 $6,000

Michael W. Fitzgerald Christine Young‑Kyung Hahn Ruth Louise Jennison Cheryl A. Koos Northfield, MN Kalamazoo, MI Easthampton, MA Altadena, CA $6,000 $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

Nicola Foote Jeremy Hartnett Richard Ivan Jobs Susan H. Langdon Fort Myers, FL Crawfordsville, IN Portland, OR Columbia, MO $6,000 $6,000 $6,000 $6,000

Danielle Fosler‑Lussier Stephanie L. Hawkins Aaron Paul Johnson Melvin C. Laracey Columbus, OH Denton, TX Cleveland, TN San Antonio, TX $50,400 $6,000 $6,000 $42,000

John B. Foster, Jr. Maureen Healy Patricia A. Johnston Tilly Leigh Laskey Sarasota, FL Portland, OR Reading, MA St. Paul, MN $50,400 $6,000 $50,400 $50,400

Robert J. Foster John F. Heil Susan E. Kalt Benjamin Nicholas Lawrance Rochester, NY St. Louis, MO Chestnut Hill, MA Pittsford, NY $50,400 $50,400 $50,400 $50,400

Leigh Katherine Fought Oliver Michael Hennessey Sarah Tindal Kareem David Benjamin Lefkowitz Silver Spring, MD New Orleans, LA Santa Monica, CA Richmond, VA $6,000 $6,000 $50,400 $12,600

Dana L. Frank Michael Clay Hooper Stephen Edwin Karian Alan Mitchell Levine Santa Cruz, CA Houston, TX Columbia, MO Washington, DC $50,400 $25,200 $50,400 $50,400

division of research programs 35 Barry Steven Levitt Pellom McDaniels, CUNY III Research Foundation,Rachel Anne City CollegeMoore John Oliver Perpener South Miami, FL Kansas City, MONew York, NY Ramona Clemson,Hernandez SC Washington, DC $50,400 $29,400 $49,993 The development$21,000 of a platform that $6,000 will enable researchers to employ and teach Yuen‑Gen Liang Kenneth A. McElhanonadvanced techniques in analyzingMarsha Morton and reading Kiril Petkov Boston, MA Arlington, TX four centuries of SpanishPelham, writing NJ styles. River Falls, WI $21,000 $50,400 $6,000 $12,600 Dartmouth College Samuel Joseph Liebhaber Karen McNeillHanover, NH Michael A.Peter Casey C. Myers Benjamin Piekut Vergennes, VT Oakland, CA $50,000 The developmentEau of Claire, a platform WI that Ithaca, NY $50,400 $50,400 would support the computational$6,000 analysis of $6,000 film and other audio‑video materials. The Denise Low Neil Finlay McWilliamplatform would allow suchChristina features Stewart as the Neilson Kenneth L. Pomeranz Lawrence, KS Durham, NC automatic detection of shotsOberlin, and OH scenes, the Irvine, CA $29,400 $25,200 analysis of soundtracks, $25,200and overall content $50,400 analysis. Kristin Mann Susan Jane McWilliams Jamie Lynn Newhard Michael Edwin Pregill Decatur, GA Claremont, CA Florida State UniversitySt. Louis, MO Pittsboro, NC $50,400 $6,000 Tallahassee, FL Will Hanley$50,400 $6,000 $50,000 Development and testing of Prosop, Jean I. Marsden Steven Georgean Medema open source universalThomas demographic F. X. historyNoble Jeremy Graham Prestholdt Mansfield Center, CT Denver, CO tool used to plot historicalNotre relationships Dame, IN of La Mesa, CA $50,400 $50,400 individuals in time, space,$50,400 and society and to $50,400 discover connections among historical networks Terence E. Marshall Yitzhak Y. Melamedof individuals. Stacey Oberly Patricia Lynn Price Paris, France Baltimore, MD Tucson, AZ Miami, FL $50,400 $50,400 Fordham University $50,400 $6,000 Bronx, NY Micki McGee William Marsh Cecilia Mendez$24,937 Workshops andLiesl the development Marie Olson of Guy Placido Raffa Jackson Heights, NY Santa Barbara, CAa consortium to generateChicago, standards IL for shared, Austin, TX $6,000 $50,400 interoperable data sets for$50,400 humanities‑based $29,400 network analysis projects. Michelle Mason Susan Virginia Meyers John Stephens Ott Joanne Rappaport Minneapolis, MN Corvallis, OR Indiana University Portland, OR Washington, DC $6,000 $6,000 Bloomington, IN Colin Allen$6,000 $50,400 $172,215 The development of tools that would Drew M. Massey Julia L. Mickenbergallow scholars to link dataNeil between Christian digital Pages Colleen Ann Reardon Allston, MA Austin, TX humanities collections, usingVestal, the NY Stanford Irvine, CA $50,400 $50,400 Encyclopedia of Philosophy$21,000 as a test case. $50,400

Pedro Mateo‑Pedro Jan MieszkowskiIndiana University Catherine Mary Parisian Benjamin Reiss Cambridge, MA Portland, OR Bloomington, IN WilliamNellysford, George Cowan VA Atlanta, GA $50,400 $25,200 $49,999 The enhancement$6,000 of Indiana Univer $6,000 sity’s Annotator’s Workbench into an Omeka Richard Mc Callister Kathryn A. Millerplug‑in, allowing for detailedRobert annotation Pasnau in Michael Rescorla Dover, DE Berlin, Germanyvideo archival collections.Boulder, CO Santa Barbara, CA $16,800 $50,400 $6,000 $50,400 Indiana University Felicia McCarren Heather HydeIndianapolis, Minor IN David EPaul Pfeifer J. Patterson Crystal R. Richardson New Orleans, LA Champaign, IL $50,000 The creation ofDrexel a platform Hill, PA based on McKinleyville, CA $6,000 $6,000 the Drupal content management$6,000 system that $50,400

division of research programs 36 William Ringle Elizabeth Simpson CUNY Research Foundation,John Wood City Sweet College Miguel Angel Vazquez Davidson, NC Ossining, NY New York, NY Ramona ChapelHernandez Hill, NC Boynton Beach, FL $6,000 $33,600 $49,993 The development$50,400 of a platform that $6,000 will enable researchers to employ and teach Andreea Deciu Ritivoi Amardeep Singhadvanced techniques in analyzingKevin Terraciano and reading Lisa Beth Voigt Pittsburg, PA Conshohocken,four PA centuries of SpanishLos writing Angeles, styles. CA Columbus, OH $6,000 $25,200 $50,400 $6,000 Dartmouth College Jennifer Lynn Ritterhouse Eiko Maruko Hanover,Siniawer NH Michael A.Charles Casey John Terss John Walbridge Fairfax, VA Williamstown, $50,000MA The developmentAegina of a Island, platform Greece that Bloomington, IN $50,400 $50,400 would support the computational$6,000 analysis of $50,400 film and other audio‑video materials. The Mark Edward Ruff Katherine Allenplatform Smith would allow suchSinclair features S. Thomsonas the Timothy D. Walker Webster Groves, MO Tacoma, WA automatic detection of shotsNew andYork, scenes, NY the New Bedford, MA $50,400 $6,000 analysis of soundtracks, $50,400and overall content $50,400 analysis. Tilden Russell Fiona Somerset Timothy J. Thornes Richard H. Watts Hamden, CT Durham, NC Florida State UniversityConway, AR Seattle, WA $25,200 $6,000 Tallahassee, FL Will Hanley$25,200 $6,000 $50,000 Development and testing of Prosop, Thomas Max Safley Diane Miller Sommervillean open source universalJudith demographic Tick history Julie Meira Weise Havertown, PA Vestal, NY tool used to plot historicalBrookline, relationships MA of Los Angeles, CA $50,400 $50,400 individuals in time, space,$50,400 and society and to $50,400 discover connections among historical networks Arlene W. Saxonhouse Theodore L. Steinbergof individuals. Catherine Brown Tkacz Gillian Lee Weiss Ann Arbor, MI Shaker Heights, OH Spokane, WA Cleveland Heights, OH $33,600 $50,400 Fordham University $6,000 $6,000 Bronx, NY Micki McGee Jeremy M. Schott George Philip$24,937 Steinmetz Workshops andKathleen the development Ann Tonry of Eric David Weitz Greensboro, NC Ann Arbor, MIa consortium to generateStorrs, standards CT for shared, Princeton, NJ $50,400 $50,400 interoperable data sets for$6,000 humanities‑based $29,400 network analysis projects. Caroline T. Schroeder Sarah Abrevaya Stein Christina Tortora Peter White Stockton, CA Santa Monica, CAIndiana University Staten Island, NY Chicago, IL $6,000 $50,400 Bloomington, IN Colin Allen$50,400 $50,400 $172,215 The development of tools that would Daniel Jeremy Selcer Valerie Stokerallow scholars to link dataCorinna between Treitel digital Maria A. Windell Pittsburgh, PA Cincinnati, OHhumanities collections, usingSt. Louis, the Stanford MO Winston‑Salem, NC $21,000 $50,400 Encyclopedia of Philosophy$50,400 as a test case. $6,000

Daniel Shealy H. Shelton StromquistIndiana University John William Troutman Jessica Lynn Winston Charlotte, NC Iowa City, IA Bloomington, IN WilliamLafayette, George Cowan LA Pocatello, ID $6,000 $50,400 $49,999 The enhancement$6,000 of Indiana Univer $50,400 sity’s Annotator’s Workbench into an Omeka Aviva W. Shimelman Matthew Averyplug‑in, Sutton allowing for detailedEugene annotation C. Ulrich in Mark Adam Wrathall Santa Cruz, CA Pullman, WA video archival collections.Notre Dame, IN Riverside, CA $50,400 $50,400 $33,600 $50,400 Indiana University Nina Silber Claudia Swan Indianapolis, IN David EJames Pfeifer Lewis Van Cleve Yanna Panayota Yannakakis Needham, MA Evanston, IL $50,000 The creation ofClaremont, a platform CA based on Decatur, GA $6,000 $6,000 the Drupal content management$42,000 system that $6,000

division of research programs 37 Rosemarie Zagarri CUNYc ollaborative Research Foundation, researcH City College American Research Center in Egypt Arlington, VA NewGrants York, support NY up toRamona three years Hernandez of research undertaken Atlanta, GA Gerry D. Scott $50,400 $49,993by a team ofThe scholars development and fellowship of aprograms platform at that $138,300 The equivalent of one ten‑month willindependent enable research researchers institutions. to employ and teach fellowship a year for three years for post­ Irene Zanini‑Cordi advanced techniques in analyzing and reading doctoral scholars and professionals to study Tallahassee, FL fourAbraham centuries Lincoln of Spanish Presidential writing Library styles. and Egypt’s cultural heritage. $50,400 Museum Foundation DartmouthSpringfield, CollegeIL Daniel W. Stowell Arizona State University Hanover,$250,000* NH Work Michael on series A. Casey two and three of Tempe, AZ Anne Feldhaus $50,000the Papers The of Abraham development Lincoln of, culminating a platform thatin the $190,000 Research in India on places that are wouldpublication support of Seriesthe computational II through November analysis of 6, both religiously significant and environmentally film1860, andelection other day. audio‑video materials. The sensitive, culminating in a book, at least one platform would allow such features as the scholarly article, a website, and a panel at a automaticAmerican detection Center of of Oriental shots and Research scenes, the scholarly conference. analysisBoston, ofMA soundtracks, Barbara A. andPorter overall content analysis.$78,600 One six‑month fellowship a year for Baylor University three years. Waco, TX Sarah‑Jane Murray Florida State University $209,998 Translation from Old French into Tallahassee,American Council FL Will of Hanley Learned Societies English of the Ovide moralisé for publication in $50,000New York, Development NY James A. and Secord testing of Prosop, two hardcover volumes and one abridged an$70,000* open source Preparation universal for demographic the print publica­ history paperback version, and preparation of a tooltion usedof volumes to plot 18–20historical of therelationships British naturalist of supplementary website. individualsCharles Darwin’s in time, correspondence, space, and society covering and to the discoveryears 1870–72. connections among historical networks Buffalo Bill Historical Center of individuals. Cody, WY Jeremy M. Johnston American Musicological Society $200,000* Preparation of a thematic, illustrated FordhamBrunswick, University ME Richard Crawford digital edition of the papers of Buffalo Bill Cody, Bronx,$10,000* NY Preparation Micki McGee for publication of vol­ a symbol of the American West in the popular $24,937umes 19–24 Workshops and continued and the editorial development work on of imagination. afour consortium other volumes to generate of Music standards of the United for shared, States interoperableof America series. data sets for humanities‑based College of William and Mary network analysis projects. Williamsburg, VA Ronald Hoffman American Musicological Society $126,998* Completion of work on the final IndianaBrunswick, University ME Richard Crawford three volumes of the Charles Carroll Papers. Bloomington,$110,000 Preparation IN Colin for Allen publication of $172,215volumes 24–28The development in the Music of thetools United that States would Columbia University allowof America scholars series, to linkand dataeditorial between work digital on one New York, NY Robert A. F. Thurman humanitiesadditional volume. collections, using the Stanford $214,998 Completion of the first annotated Encyclopedia of Philosophy as a test case. English translation of the Guhyasamaja Tantra American Philological Association and its commentary, the Pradipoddyotana, and IndianaPhiladelphia, University PA Anthony P. Corbeill critical editions of the Sanskrit and Tibetan Bloomington,$111,000 One INtwelve‑month William George fellowship Cowan a year texts on which the translations are based. $49,999for three Theyears enhancement to allow American of Indiana scholars Univer to sity’scollaborate Annotator’s on international Workbench research into an forOmeka the Duke University plug‑in,Thesaurus allowing Linguae forLatinae. detailed annotation in Durham, NC David R. Sorensen video archival collections. $10,000* Preparation for print publication of American Philological Association volumes 37, 38, and 39 and online publication IndianaPhiladelphia, University PA Anthony P. Corbeill of volumes 36, 37, and 38 of the Collected Letters Indianapolis,$8,145* One IN twelve‑month David E Pfeifer fellowship a year of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle. $50,000for three Theyears. creation of a platform based on the Drupal content management system that

division of research programs 38 East Carolina University EmigrantCUNY Research Industrial Foundation, Savings Bank City records College and Institute of Nautical Archaeology Greenville, NC Gary Stringer relatedNew York, materials, NY Ramona as well Hernandezas related data analysis College Station, TX Deborah N. Carlson $240,000 Completion of volume 4 of the for$49,993 articles The and development a book based of on a platformthis research. that $215,000 The excavation and analysis of a eight‑volume variorum edition of John Donne’s will enable researchers to employ and teach second‑century BCE ship off the coast of poetry and continued development of the elec­ Gettyadvanced Research techniques Institute in analyzing and reading Sri Lanka to better understand the history of tronic archive, DigitalDonne: the Online Variorum. Losfour Angeles,centuries CA of SpanishAlexa Sekyra writing styles. maritime trade in the ancient world. $267,150 Two ten‑month postdoctoral Emory University fellowshipsDartmouth a College year for three years. Philip Kelley Atlanta, GA Lois More Overbeck Hanover, NH Michael A. Casey Winfield, KS $11,400* Preparation and final editing of Haverford$50,000 The College development of a platform that $231,000 Completion of editorial work volumes 2 and 3 of a four‑volume edition of Haverford,would support PA theRichard computational Freedman analysis of on volumes 22–24 of The Brownings’ selected letters of Samuel Beckett. $150,000film and Preparationother audio‑video for online materials. publication The of Correspondence. aplatform critical editionwould allowof volumes such features 5–11 of as Nicolas the Emory University Duautomatic Chemin’s detection polyphonic of shots (multi‑voiced) and scenes, song the Kentucky Historical Society Foundation Atlanta, GA Lois More Overbeck seriesanalysis Chansons of soundtracks, nouvelles, and and of overall a reconstruction content Frankfort, KY R. Darrell Meadows $280,000 Completion of editing of volume 3 and ofanalysis. the missing voice parts in volumes 12–16 of $210,000 Preparation for digital publication of 4 of a four‑volume critical edition of the selected the same series. an edition of the papers of the governors of letters of Samuel Beckett, and preparation of a Florida State University Kentucky during the Civil War. one‑volume edition for a general audience. HofstraTallahassee, University FL Will Hanley Hempstead,$50,000 Development NY John L. and Bryant testing of Prosop, Massachusetts Historical Society George Washington University $293,139an open source Continued universal development demographic of the history Mel­ Boston, MA C. James Taylor Washington, DC Christopher Brick villetool usedElectronic to plot Library, historical including relationships transcription, of $100,000* Preparation of volumes 15, 16, and $25,000 Preparation of volumes 2 and 3; edito­ editing,individuals and in publication time, space, of and three society major and Melville to 17 of the Papers of John Adams; preparation of rial work on volume 4 and the accompanying worksdiscover for connections inclusion on among the website. historical networks volumes 10 and 11 of the Adams Family web‑based educational materials and mini‑ of individuals. Correspondence; and conversion of volumes 14 editions of the Eleanor Roosevelt papers. Huntington Library and 15 of the Papers and volumes 8, 9, and 10 of SanFordham Marino, University CA Robert C. Ritchie the Correspondence to digital format. George Washington University $405,000Bronx, NY One Micki twelve‑month McGee and two Washington, DC Christopher Brick nine‑month$24,937 Workshops fellowships and a theyear development for three years of Massachusetts Historical Society $350,000 Preparation of volumes 3, 4, and toa consortium allow scholars to generate to conduct standards research for at shared, the Boston, MA C. James Taylor 5 of the planned five volumes of the Eleanor Huntington’sinteroperable collections.data sets for humanities‑based $300,000* Preparation of volumes 17 and Roosevelt papers. network analysis projects. 18 of the Papers of John Adams; preparation of Indiana University volumes 11 and 12 of the Adams Family George Washington University Bloomington,Indiana University IN Rega Wood Correspondence. Washington, DC Charlene N. Bickford $315,000Bloomington, Preparation IN Colin for Allen online and print pub­ $13,000* The completion of volumes 18 lication$172,215 of The the developmentthirteenth‑century of tools philosopher that would Massachusetts Historical Society through 20; preparation of volumes 21 and 22; Richardallow scholars Rufus’ to Scriptum link data in Metaphysicambetween digital Aristotelis Boston, MA Conrad Edick Wright and preparation of the electronic version of andhumanities Memoriale collections, Metaphysicam using Aristotelis. the Stanford $5,000* The equivalent of two twelve‑month the Documentary History of the First Federal Encyclopedia of Philosophy as a test case. fellowships a year for three years. Congress. Indiana University Indianapolis,Indiana University IN André De Tienne National Humanities Center George Washington University $20,720*Bloomington, Publication IN William of volumes George Cowan 7, 11, and 22 Durham, NC Kent R. Mullikin Washington, DC Charlene N. Bickford of$49,999 the writings The enhancement of American of philosopher Indiana Univer and $68,000* The equivalent of four fellowships $223,000 Preparation for publication of vol­ scientistsity’s Annotator’s Charles S. Workbench Peirce, and into continued an Omeka work per year for three years. umes 21 and 22 of the papers of the First Fed­ onplug‑in, volume allowing 10. for detailed annotation in eral Congress, to create an index for the entire video archival collections. Newberry Library edition, and to close the work of the project. Indiana University Chicago, IL Daniel Greene Indianapolis,Indiana University IN Martin A. Coleman $480,600 The equivalent of three twelve‑month George Washington University $225,000Indianapolis, Preparation IN David for E Pfeiferpublication of residential fellowships a year for three years. Washington, DC Tyler Anbinder George$50,000 Santayana’sThe creation The of Life a platform of Reason, based Three on $290,000 Creation and preparation for online Philosophicalthe Drupal contentPoets, Winds management of Doctrine, system Character that and publication of a database of nineteenth‑century Opinion in the United States, and Dialogues in Limbo.

division of research programs 39 New‑York Historical Society SUNY CUNY Research Research Foundation Foundation, City College pretation of a single semi‑subterranean dwelling New York, NY Louise Mirrer StonyNew York,Brook, NY NY Ramona Mauro HernandezP. Calcagno with thirteen superimposed floors occupied $142,410 One ten‑month fellowship a year for $125,000$49,993 ThePreparation development for publication of a platform of vol­ that between 1450 and 1150 years ago in present day three years. umeswill enable 4, 8, 13, researchers 19, and 21 to of employ the complete and teach online . digitaladvanced edition techniques of the secular in analyzing music and of Lucareading New‑York Historical Society Marenzio.four centuries of Spanish writing styles. University of Notre Dame New York, NY Melanie Randolph Miller Notre Dame, IN Kent Emery $290,000 Preparation for publication of the UniversityDartmouth of College California $300,000 Completion of a critical edition and second volume of the diaries of New York poli­ Berkeley,Hanover, CA NH Robert Michael H. A.Hirst Casey preparation for publication of John Duns Scotus’ tician and Founding Father Gouverneur Morris. $150,566*$50,000 The Completion development of editorial of a platform work on that Reportationes Parisienses (Parisian Commentaries) electronicwould support and print the computationalpublications of analysis volume of IV‑A and IV‑B. Ofeq Institute, Inc. 2film and beginningand other audio‑videowork on volume materials. 3 of MarkThe Wickliffe, OH Abraham Shoshana Twain’splatform Autobiography; would allow continued such features adding as the of University of Puget Sound $40,000* Preparation of a critical edition of Twain’sautomatic major detection works andof shots letters and to scenes,the Mark the Tacoma, WA Peter H. Greenfield Order Tohorot of the Tosefta, part of the corpus of Twainanalysis Project of soundtracks, Online updating and overall online content platform $50,000* This project will edit and prepare for early rabbinic literature. toanalysis. current standards. the publication of the London Inns of Court and Civil London to 1558 in the Records of Early Omohundro Institute of Early American UniversityFlorida State of CaliforniaUniversity English Drama. History and Culture Davis,Tallahassee, CA David FL WillBiale Hanley Williamsburg, VA Charles F. Hobson $149,911$50,000 PreparationDevelopment for and publication testing of of Prosop, an University of Puget Sound $15,000* Final preparation for publication of 800‑pagean open sourcecollaborative universal history demographic of the Jewish history Tacoma, WA Peter H. Greenfield an edition of the law papers of the early Ameri­ Hasidictool used movement. to plot historical relationships of $200,000 Editing and preparation for publica­ can judge and legal scholar St. George Tucker. individuals in time, space, and society and to tion of Civic London to 1558 in the Records of Universitydiscover connections of California among historical networks Early English Drama. Rice University Santaof individuals. Barbara, CA Elizabeth H. Witherell Houston, TX Lynda L. Crist $200,000 Completion of editorial work and University of South Florida $9,550* Preparation for publication of volumes preparationFordham University for publication of Henry David Tampa, FL Roger Ariew 12, 13, and 14 of The Papers of Jefferson Davis. Thoreau’sBronx, NY Correspondence Micki McGee, comprising 3 volumes of $234,980 Preparation of a critical edition and letters$24,937 from Workshops 1834 through and the1861. development of English translation of the complete correspon­ Rice University a consortium to generate standards for shared, dence of René Descartes in 7 volumes. Houston, TX Lynda L. Crist Universityinteroperable of dataIllinois sets atfor Chicago humanities‑based $160,000* Preparation for publication of volumes Chicago,network ILanalysis Sloan projects. Williams University of Vermont 13 and 14 of The Papers of Jefferson Davis. $215,000 A project combining archaeological Burlington, VT Daniel M. Fogel excavation,Indiana University ethnohistory, and genetic analysis to $30,000** Morrill Land‑Grant Sesquicentennial Rutgers University studyBloomington, the origin IN and Colin development Allen of urban Volume. New Brunswick, NJ Paul B. Israel communities$172,215 The along development the Swahili of coast tools of that East would $200,000* Preparation for the print publication Africa.allow scholars to link data between digital University of Virginia of volumes 7 and 8 of The Papers of Thomas A. humanities collections, using the Stanford Charlottesville, VA Edward George Lengel Edison, covering the period of July 1883 through UniversityEncyclopedia of ofMary Philosophy Washington as a test case. $103,250* Work on seven letterpress volumes of December 1887. Fredericksburg, VA Daniel F. Preston the Papers of George Washington. $250,000Indiana UniversityPreparation for publication of Rutgers University volumesBloomington, 5 and IN6 of William an 8–volume George editionCowan of the University of Virginia New Brunswick, NJ Paul B. Israel papers$49,999 of TheJames enhancement Monroe. of Indiana Univer Charlottesville, VA John C. A. Stagg $300,000 Completion of volume 8 and the sity’s Annotator’s Workbench into an Omeka $40,000* Preparation of volumes 1 and 2 in the beginning of work on volume 9 of The Papers of Universityplug‑in, allowing of Michigan for detailed annotation in Retirement Series; preparation of volumes 9 and Thomas Edison, covering the period 1885–1889. Annvideo Arbor, archival MI collections. Nicola Terrenato 10 in the Secretary of State Series; and $249,900 Archaeological excavation and analysis preparation of volume 7 in the Presidential Series Stanford University atIndiana Gabii, eastUniversity of Rome, Italy. of the Papers of James Madison. Stanford, CA Clayborne Carson Indianapolis, IN David E Pfeifer $70,000* Completion of volumes 7 and 8; and University$50,000 The of creationMontana of a platform based on University of Virginia ongoing preparation for publication of volumes Missoula,the Drupal MT content Anna managementM. Prentiss system that Charlottesville, VA John C. A. Stagg 9 and 10 of the proposed 14–volume edition of $249,707 An excavation, analysis, and inter­ $220,000 Preparation for publication of volume The Papers of Martin Luther King, Jr . division of research programs 40 10 in the Secretary of State Series; volume 8 in the Presidential Series; and volumes 2 and 3 in the Retirement Series of the edition of the Papers of James Madison.

University of Washington Seattle, WA Richard G. Salomon $179,000 Preparation for publication of tran­ scriptions, translations, and extensive annota­ tions of Gandhari texts documenting the early history of Buddhism.

University of Wisconsin Madison, WI John Kaminski $45,000* This project will complete previous work on the Rhode Island volumes 1 and 2, and prepare for publication of two North Carolina volumes on the ratification of the Constitution.

University of Wisconsin Madison, WI John Kaminski $255,000 Completion of three volumes and work on two more volumes of documents related to the ratification of the Constitution.

Vassar College Poughkeepsie, NY Robert DeMaria Jr. $199,845 Completion and preparation for publication of the last two (out of twenty‑three) volumes of the works of eighteenth‑century English writer Samuel Johnson, and develop­ ment of a digital edition.

Yale University New Haven, CT Harry S. Stout $44,831* Work toward the completion of the online archive of the works of Jonathan Edwards (1703–1758).

Yale University New Haven, CT Ellen R. Cohn $100,000* Work toward the completion of volumes 40 through 44 of the edition of the Papers of Benjamin Franklin (1706–1790).

Yale University New Haven, CT Ellen R. Cohn $200,000 Preparation for publication of vol­ umes 41–45 of the Papers of Benjamin Franklin.

division of challenge grants 41 Office of Challenge Grants

Through Challenge Grants, NEH contributes to the nation’s long-term investment in the humanities by providing funds for construction, renovation, and acquisitions, as well as for endowments that offer continuing support through their earnings.

office of challenge grants 42 cHallenge grants Grants secure long‑term funding for humanities programming and resources through building endowments at institutions.

American Antiquarian Society direct funds for the acquisition of a portable Chemical Heritage Foundation Worcester, MA Georgia B. Barnhill x‑ray fluorescence spectrometer. Philadelphia, PA Ronald Brashear $280,235* Endowment and bridge funding $500,000* Endowment for acquisition and for the Center for Historic American Visual Brandeis University preservation of collections. Culture, including salary for a part‑time director Waltham, MA Susan J. Birren and a part‑time graphic arts cataloger, as well $111,667* Funding supports a post‑doctoral College of Idaho as expenses for conferences, workshops, and fellow, faculty and course development, and a Caldwell, ID Mark Smith seminars. coordinator for the Mandel Center for the $150,000* Endowment for a chair in Judaic Humanities through a ten‑year spend‑down Studies and a lecture series. American Association for State and Local fund and an endowment. History Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Nashville, TN Terry Davis California State University, Fresno Foundation Williamsburg, VA Lisa Ellen Fischer

$118 Endowment for 1.5 additional humanities Fresno, CA Vida Samiian $27,166 Acquisition of software and equipment, staff positions. $325,000* Endowment to advance the Middle and an endowment for staff positions, training,

East Studies Program, including salary enhance­ software acquisition and maintenance, a research

American Council of Learned Societies ment for a faculty chair, faculty development fellowship, speaker programs, and staff travel in

New York, NY Pauline R. Yu and travel, graduate assistantships, visiting guest a digital history center. $250,000* Endowment for additional research lecturers, conferences, and curriculum and fellowships and increased stipends for fellows. materials development. Columbia University in the City of New York Trustees American Philological Association Calvin College New York, NY Ronald Bayer Philadelphia, PA Adam D. Blistein Grand Rapids, MI Daniel H Bays $370,742* Endowment for a junior faculty $181,774* Endowment for staff positions and $89,810* Endowment for an Asian Studies position focused on global health and for related other expenses in the American office of the program, including faculty development, visit­ programming at the Center for the History and l’Année philologique, a bibliographic resource for ing scholars, a lectureship, course releases for Ethics of Public Health at Columbia’s Mailman classical studies, and direct expenses for fund faculty program administrators, acquisitions, School of Public Health. raising. and office staffing. Dane County Library Service American Research Center in Sofia, Inc. Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation Madison, WI Julie Anne Chase Ithaca, NY Kevin Clinton Plymouth, VT Stephen S. Woods $75,000* Endowment of a variety of humani­ $29,459* Endowment for humanities staff and $50,000 Renovation of the current, small visi­ ties programs including a lecture series, mobile for library acquisitions. tors center into a new Coolidge Museum and outreach, traveling exhibits, and collaborative Education Center. initiatives. American School of Classical Studies at Athens Princeton, NJ Irene B. Romano Cape Cod Community College Educational Dickinson State University Foundation $225,384* Funding supports capital improve­ Foundation Dickinson, ND Clay S. Jenkinson ments in the ASCSA’s two libraries: a new West Barnstable, MA Jeanmarie L. Fraser $105,902* Endowment for a chair in Theodore HVAC system for the Blegen Library and a $50,000* Renovations to the college’s library to Roosevelt studies and for related library renovated west wing and new extension of the house and safeguard the W. B. Nickerson Cape acquisitions. Gennadius Library. Cod History Archives, and an endowment for acquisitions and other archival costs. Donnelly College Augustana College Kansas City, KS David‑Michael Allen Sioux Falls, SD Harry F. Thompson Case Western Reserve University $60,000* Endowment for a faculty position in $133,962* Augmentation of the college’s Cleveland, OH John Orlock Philosophy and Ethics and for a lecture series; endowment for the support of the Center for $150,402* Endowment for seminars, courses, direct expenditures for library acquisitions. Western Studies. and other humanities programs for faculty, students, representatives of local cultural insti­ Dubuque County Historical Society Baltimore Museum of Art tutions, and the general public, as well as salary Dubuque, IA Jerome A. Enzler Baltimore, MD Thomas Primeau support for a digital humanities coordinator. $96,120* To create an endowment to support $280,000* Funding supports an endowment for humanities staffing, exhibitions, and interpretation. the director of conservation position as well as

office of challenge grants 43 Eckerd College Madison Children’s Museum New Bedford Whaling Museum St. Petersburg, FL Nathan T. Andersen Madison, WI Ruth G. Shelly New Bedford, MA Gregory J. Galer $200,000* Endowment for a faculty position $50,000* Funding supports the renovation of a $333,333* Endowment for humanities staff in Film Studies and in the use of film across five‑story building near the State Capitol as the salaries, interpretive exhibitions, and humanities humanities disciplines. museum’s new home. programs, as well as fundraising costs.

Fairfield University Marist College Newark Museum Fairfield, CT Jill Johnson Deupi Poughkeepsie, NY Thomas S. Wermuth Newark, NJ Christa Clarke $125,000* Endowment for programs in and $250,000* To support a program director, $100,000* Renovation/expansion of the mu­ maintenance of a new university art museum. education specialist, and an annual conference seum’s African galleries and endowment to sup­ for the Hudson River Valley Institute. port programs, publications, and a new assistant Fayetteville Public Library Foundation curator for the Arts of Africa collection. Fayetteville, AR Lolly Greenwood Marquette County History Museum $77,770* Endowment for a humanities coor­ Marquette, MI Kaye Hiebel Northampton Community College Foundation dinator, humanities programming, and related $296,950* Renovation of an existing building Bethlehem, PA Elizabeth Tyler Bugaighis collection development. into a state‑of‑the‑art museum facility. $185,160* Endowment for three staff positions to support humanities programs for faculty, stu­ George Mason University Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts dents, and the general public, and the purchase Fairfax, VA Jack R. Censer Minneapolis, MN Kaywin Feldman of humanities materials for local cultural and $200,000* Endowment for partial salaries for $500,000* Endowment for mid‑level curatorial educational institutions. a digital historian, a web designer, a computer positions in Asian Art. programmer, two graduate research assistants, Paul Revere Memorial Association as well as software and equipment acquisitions. Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Boston, MA Nina Zannieri Houston, TX Bonnie Campbell $243,244* Funding supports the renovation of Greater Portland Landmarks, Inc. $200,000* Construction of a new visitor and an 1835 abutting structure at 5/6 Lathrop Place Portland, ME Hilary Bassett Education Center for the Bayou Bend Collection to create an education and visitor center, plus an $35,931* Purchase and renovation of the and Gardens. endowment for humanities programming. Safford House (1858) to serve as a Center for Architecture and Preservation. Museum of the Moving Image Peabody Essex Museum Astoria, NY Carl Goodman Salem, MA Lynda Roscoe Hartigan High Museum of Art $200,000* Funding supports construction, fur­ $41,775* Endowment for the position of Atlanta, GA Patricia Rodewald niture, fixtures, and equipment for an education curator of photography and for enhanced $100,000* Endowment for the position of center that will enable the museum to expand its humanities programming. head of museum interpretation. humanities programming. Pratt Museum Historic Cherry Hill National Underground Railroad Freedom Homer, AK Diane Converse Albany, NY Liselle M. LaFrance Center $317,802* Renovation to expand collections $45,779* Restoration of a 1787 house, endow­ Cincinnati, OH Kim A. Robinson storage space and improve environmental con­ ment for the curatorial and research depart­ $150,000* Endowment for education programs trols; creation of dedicated program space and ment, and fundraising expenses. for schools, and a full‑time distance learning facilities for research, conservation, and exhibit program manager preparation. Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, PA Anne P. Madarasz Nebraska Educational Telecommunications Rogers Historical Museum $150,000* Endowment for research, exhibit Lincoln, NE David Feingold Rogers, AR Gaye K. Bland design, and programming for the Heinz $124,409* A digital humanities endowment $2,500 Construction, fixtures, furniture, equip­ History Center. fund to support scholarly involvement and ment, and fundraising expenses for a new mu­ expand NET’s capacity to conduct future seum facility that will house interpretive exhibit Howard University digital projects. galleries, collections processing and storage Washington, DC Dana A. Williams areas, programming spaces, and offices. $50,000* Endowment for salary supplements for visiting scholars, a humanities seminar, and a humani­ ties atelier, plus bridge funding for those activities.

office of challenge grants 44 Rutgers University University of Southern California university’s Center for American Studies and Newark, NJ Clement Alexander Price Los Angeles, CA Peter C. Mancall Civic Leadership. $71,753* Endowment and bridge funds to $75,000* Endowment for seminar programs, support two public humanities programs: City graduate stipends, post‑doctoral fellowships, and Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Children and Their Cultures, which brings a partnership program with William and Mary Williamsburg, VA James P.P. Horn scholars to Newark to discuss a wide range of Quarterly that joins the University of Southern $80,000 Endowment for staffing, program­ child‑centered topics, and Teachers As Scholars, California and the Huntington Library through ming, and digital technology acquisitions in a a professional development program for K–12 two institutes: the Early Modern Studies Insti­ program focused on the role of African Ameri­ teachers. tute and the Institute on California and the West. cans in the Founding Era of the Republic.

San Jose State University Foundation University of Washington Gilder Lehrman Institute of San Jose, CA Ruth Kifer Seattle, WA Kathleen M. Woodward American History $44,638* Endowment for the purchase of $169,666* Endowment to support faculty and New York, NY Lesley S. Herrmann library resources and to support programs in the student fellowships and graduate courses on $350,000* Endowment, bridging funds, and humanities. digital humanities, other humanities programs, direct support to fund a transformation of the and a part‑time research assistant. Gilder Lehrman’s History Schools Program. Southern Ute Cultural Center and Museum Ignacio, CO Lynn Brittner Utah State University Kenyon College $83,333* Endowment for humanities program­ Logan, UT Bonnie Lynn Pitblado Gambier, OH Pamela K. Jensen ming in new facilities on the Southern Ute $65,000* Renovation and expansion of a $300,000* Endowment for the director’s salary, Reservation. historic barn to house the university’s fellowships and other programming at a new Museum of Anthropology. Center for the Study of American Democracy. Springfield Library and Museums Association Springfield, MA Holly Smith‑Bove Wake Forest University Knox College $24,166* Renovation of a recently acquired Winston‑Salem, NC Mary F. Foskett Galesburg, IL Douglas L. Wilson building into a new Museum of Springfield $75,000* Endowment and bridge funding for $30,000* Endowment for two positions and History. the programs in a new Humanities Institute at program enhancements of the Lincoln Wake Forest University. Studies Center. SUNY Research Foundation, Buffalo State College Walters Art Museum Lancaster County Historical Society Buffalo, NY Patrick Ravines Baltimore, MD Jacqueline Tibbs Copeland Lancaster, PA Thomas Robert Ryan $9,688* Expansion of conservation facilities and $250,000* Endowment for key humanities $242,780* Endowment for a research assistant endowment for a professorship in conservation. education positions. and curatorial intern as well as research fellow­ ships, and annual programming for the new Theatre for a New Audience Yakima Valley Museum and Historical Campus of History. New York, NY Katie Miller Association Yakima, WA John A. Baule $208,333* Endowment and bridge funding for $50,000* Endowment for humanities Museum of Fine Arts, Boston new and expanded humanities programming, exhibitions and programs. Boston, MA Elliot Bostwick Davis publications, and staff salary enhancements. $75,000* A spend‑down fund for acquisitions of American art by artists of color and about University of Delaware special initiatives people of color. Newark, DE Debra H. Norris Grants support long‑term planning for institu­ $150,000* Endowment for graduate student tions related to American history. National Civil Rights Museum summer research stipends, public engagement Memphis, TN Barbara Andrews institutes, and symposia in the study of Ameri­ Center for Jewish History $33,333* Endowment for enhanced program­ can material culture. New York, NY Michael Glickman ming to promote greater understanding of the $338,333* Endowment to enhance the Center’s American civil rights movement. University of Nebraska, Board of Regents online public access catalog. Lincoln, NE Katherine L. Walter $143,322* Endowment for programs at the Christopher Newport University University of Nebraska’s Center for Digital Newport News, VA Elizabeth Kaufer‑Busch Research in the Humanities. $8,333* Endowment for programs in the

office of challenge grants 45 National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Cincinnati, OH Kim A. Robinson $133,334* Endowment for core programs: exhibits, educational workshops, distance learning, and tours.

Siena College Loudonville, NY Jennifer Dorsey $50,000* Endowment for staff salaries, cur­ riculum development, community outreach initiatives, library enhancements, a fellowship program, and publication subventions.

St. John’s College, Main Campus Annapolis, MD Pamela A. Kraus $125,000* Endowment for faculty study groups, preceptorials, acquisitions, lectures, and outreach programs dealing with American founding documents and topics.

Stenton, NSCDA/PA Philadelphia, PA Dennis Pickeral $50,000* Endowment for humanities pro­ grams; partial funding for a project coordinator; and scholarships and transportation costs for underserved students.

Washington College Chestertown, MD Adam Goodheart $40,000 Purchase and renovation of a historic house for use as a fellows’ residence, and en­ dowment for a program of research and writing fellowships on the Founding Era and its legacy.

office of challenge grants 46 Office of Digital Humanities

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

office of digital humanities 48 digital Humanities Grants support innovative digital‑humanities projects from start up through implementation.

Alexandria Archive Institute CUNY Research Foundation, City College would support the development of scholarly San Francisco, CA Eric Kansa New York, NY Ramona Hernandez editions. The core test case is the NEH‑funded $49,707 The creation of the Gazetteer of $49,993 The development of a platform that Charles Peirce edition, with input from editors the Ancient Near East, a geospatial index of will enable researchers to employ and teach of other critical editions housed at the Institute archaeological sites and ancient historical places advanced techniques in analyzing and reading for American Thought. in the Near East, through the use of the Pleiades four centuries of Spanish writing styles. project software. Indiana University Dartmouth College Indianapolis, IN David J. Bodenhamer Association of Research Libraries Hanover, NH Michael A. Casey $241,513 A two‑week institute and follow‑up Washington, DC Charles B. Lowry $50,000 The development of a platform that activities for humanities scholars to consider $15,000** The 2011 Berlin 9 Conference on would support the computational analysis of the potential for incorporating geospatial Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and film and other audio‑video materials. The theories, methodologies and technologies into Humanities. The grant will support the inclusion platform would allow such features as the humanities research and teaching, with a of speakers who will address issues directly automatic detection of shots and scenes, the particular focus on the history of religion pertinent to cultural heritage, digital access and analysis of soundtracks, and overall content in the United States. preservation, and humanities research. analysis. Internet Archive Brown University Florida State University San Francisco, CA Kristin Carpenter Negulescu Providence, RI Julia Hammond Flanders Tallahassee, FL Will Hanley $24,150 A two‑day meeting of librarians, $38,476 A workshop to explore the methods $50,000 Development and testing of Prosop, archivists, museum professionals, and humanities that humanities scholars and librarians have an open source universal demographic history scholars to explore approaches for connecting been using to model scholarly data, and new tool used to plot historical relationships of disparate online humanities collections using the directions for research. individuals in time, space, and society and to Linked Open Data model. discover connections among historical networks Brown University of individuals. Ithaca College Providence, RI Julia Hammond Flanders Ithaca, NY Michael Bruce Smith $249,974 A series of workshops to be held at Fordham University $50,000 Curriculum design that incorporates a Brown University for humanities faculty, related Bronx, NY Micki McGee study to examine how students’ use of wikis staff, and graduate students to explore advanced $24,937 Workshops and the development of can help them reach and cross conceptual uses of digital text encoding for use in humani­ a consortium to generate standards for shared, thresholds in their understanding of historical ties scholarship and teaching. interoperable data sets for humanities‑based knowledge. network analysis projects. Center for Jewish History Ithaka Harbors, Inc. New York, NY Laura Leone Indiana University New York, NY Roger Schonfeld $103,657 The digitization of approximately Bloomington, IN Colin Allen $49,508 A systematic study and projection of 1,000 volumes to add to the Wissenschaft des $172,215 The development of tools that would new information services required by scholars in Judentums Library, which was dispersed and allow scholars to link data between digital the field of history, also serving as a pilot for a partially destroyed during World War II. humanities collections, using the Stanford broader program of investigation into the future Encyclopedia of Philosophy as a test case. of information services for the humanities. Cleveland State University Cleveland, OH Mark Tebeau Indiana University Mangalam Research Center for Buddhist $49,990 Development of Mobile Historical, a Bloomington, IN William George Cowan Languages software application that enables users to pub­ $49,999 The enhancement of Indiana Univer­ Berkeley, CA Stefan Baums lish humanities information to mobile devices. sity’s Annotator’s Workbench into an Omeka $25,000 The creation of a prototype for a plat­ plug‑in, allowing for detailed annotation in form allowing group collaborative translation, College of Physicians of Philadelphia video archival collections. with Abidharma source texts serving as the initial Philadelphia, PA Lori Jahnke test collection. $24,978 Planning meetings and site visits to Indiana University engage scholars in the planning and selection of Indianapolis, IN David E Pfeifer materials for the proposed Medical Heritage $50,000 The creation of a platform based on Digital Collaborative of online history of the Drupal content management system that medicine collections.

office of digital humanities 48 MediaAction CUNYNew York Research University Foundation, City College Stone Soup Productions, Inc. Kodiak, AK Marie Acemah New York, NY RamonaRoger Bagnall Hernandez Washington, DC Andrea R. Kalin $39,675 The development and testing of a cul­ $49,993$14,309 TwoThe developmentworkshops toward of a platform developing that an $50,000 Development of a web‑based game tural media‑making curriculum for rural Alaskan willonline enable resource researchers for a corpus to employ of literary and teach papyri, that would teach players about the Federal students that incorporates instruction in advancedsimilar to techniquesother resources in analyzing available and for reading Writers’ Project and America during the ethnographic methodologies and the use of the fourdocumentary centuries papyri. of Spanish writing styles. Great Depression. Omeka presentation platform as a means of enhancing Alaskan public history. DartmouthNew York University College SUNY Research Foundation, College at Hanover,New York, NH NY Michael Thomas A. R. Casey Elliott Purchase Michigan State University $50,000$217,081 TheA two‑year development series ofof asummer platform semi­ that Purchase, NY Marc Brudzinski East Lansing, MI Jon Michael Frey wouldnars, hosted support by theNew computational York University analysis and Drewof $49,989 A program of foreign‑language instruc­ $23,914 The development and testing of a filmUniversity, and other for humanities audio‑video scholars, materials. library The and tion that incorporates computer‑assisted learning digital field journal for use in archaeological in­ platformmuseum professionals,would allow such and featuresadvanced as gradu­ the technologies. The project will enable undergrad­ vestigations with a particular focus on adapting automaticate students detection on the possibilities of shots and of scenes, the Linked the uates to coordinate with students in Marseille existing software for use on portable electronic analysisOpen Data of soundtracks,model for use and in overallhumanities content and Bogota on assignments that will allow for devices. analysis.scholarship with a particular focus on Ancient immersion‑style learning about French and Mediterranean and Near East studies. Spanish language and culture. Milwaukee Public Museum Florida State University Milwaukee, WI Carter L. Lupton Tallahassee,North Carolina FL Will State Hanley University Texas A & M University $24,632 Development of a proof‑of‑concept $50,000Raleigh, NCDevelopment John N. Wall and testing of Prosop, Commerce, TX Shannon Carter for a 3‑D high definition holographic exhibit of an$50,000 open sourceResearch universal to study demographic acoustics for history ser­ $24,966 The development of a prototype for an Egyptian mummy unwrapping at the toolmons used at St. to Paul’s plot historical Cross using relationships advanced ofmodel­ facilitating the remixing of various types of Milwaukee Public Museum. ingindividuals and acoustic in time, algorithms. space, and society and to digitized primary sources for web presentations discover connections among historical networks on the history of race and race relations in Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts Ohioof individuals. State University rural Texas. Minneapolis, MN Katherine Milton Columbus, OH Christine Ballengee Morris $25,000 Development of a pilot program $49,990Fordham The University development of an educational Tufts University for training docents in using digital tours and computerBronx, NY game Micki targeted McGee to grades 4–8 about Medford, MA Gregory R. Crane resources. American$24,937 Workshops Indian earthworks, and the developmentbuilding on the of $249,727 A three‑week institute with follow‑up scholarshipa consortium of to John generate Hancock’s standards NEH‑funded for shared, activities at Tufts University on the use of com­ Museum of the City of New York EarthWorksinteroperable project. data sets for humanities‑based putational and corpus linguistics methodologies New York, NY Lacy Schutz network analysis projects. for scholarly research for humanities scholars, $50,000 The development of methods and Open Knowledge Commons library professionals, and graduate students. tools to facilitate the description of digitized Cambridge,Indiana University MA Maura Marx primary sources by combining “crowdsourcing” $29,858**Bloomington, The IN first Colin official Allen meeting of the Tulane University tactics with linked open data and semantic web $172,215Digital Public The Librarydevelopment of America’s of tools technical that would New Orleans, LA Vicki Alexis Mayer technologies. allowworkstream scholars group. to link data between digital $24,937 A planning grant to assist archivists and humanities collections, using the Stanford community media practitioners in designing a New York Public Library EncyclopediaReed College of Philosophy as a test case. multimedia, GIS‑enhanced, interactive digital New York, NY Benjamin Vershbow Portland, OR Hannah J. Kosstrin archiving site for New Orleans’ cultural $50,000 The development of a prototype in­ Indiana$25,000 UniversityDevelopment of a software program productions and oral histories. terface for a tool that would allow scholars and Bloomington,for touch‑technology IN William tablets George such Cowan as the iPad interested members of the general public to $49,999that would The allow enhancement for scholarly of dance Indiana notation. Univer University of California contribute to transcription materials related to sity’s Annotator’s Workbench into an Omeka Berkeley, CA Bryan E. Wagner culinary history, using the menu collection of Richardplug‑in, allowing Stockton for College detailed of annotation New Jersey in $50,000 Development of a text analysis tool for the New York Public Library as a test bed. Pomona,video archival NJ Lisa collections. Rosner examining and visualizing grammatical and stylis­ $48,989 The development of a game‑based tic features to assist authorship identification. New York Public Library simulationIndiana University for exploring the early history of the New York, NY Douglas L. Reside developmentIndianapolis, INand Davidhistory E of Pfeifer the smallpox University of California $50,000 The development of a prototype mo­ vaccination.$50,000 The creation of a platform based on Los Angeles, CA Christopher John Johanson bile application to allow users to study multime­ the Drupal content management system that $49,566 The development of a software plat­ dia variorum editions of musical theater plays. form, using two archaeological digs in Turkey as

office of digital humanities 4849 test cases, to present findings from archaeologi­ University of Houston University of South Carolina Research cal sites with particular attention given to data Houston, TX Daniel Price Foundation management, curation, and publication. $49,931 The development of a virtual research Columbia, SC Jijun Tang tool, using Teotihuacan stone masks as exem­ $249,588 A series of workshops to be held University of California plars, to allow scholars to order, share, and at the University of South Carolina and the Los Angeles, CA Todd Presner discuss interpretations of digital images datasets University of Illinois, Urbana‑Champaign to $248,184 A three‑week summer institute hosted based on their visual characteristics. consider uses of high‑performance computing by the University of California, Los Angeles, applications in humanities research and teaching. to explore how geospatial technologies like University of Illinois GIS can be used for teaching, learning, and Chicago, IL Leilah Lyons University of Southern California research in the humanities. $49,999 A prototype museum exhibit that Los Angeles, CA Anne Balsamo would allow visitors to interact with dynamic $50,000 The development of a prototype table­ University of California visualizations of census data. top device for museums to allow for interactive La Jolla, CA Thomas E. Levy browsing of large‑scale digital collections, using $50,000 The development of a prototype of University of Illinois the AIDS Memorial Quilt database as a test case. an open‑source field recording tool named Urbana, IL Kevin Hamilton ArchField, which will be tested at sites in Jordan $49,999 The development of a prototype University of Southern California and Israel. platform for studying and exhibiting digitized Los Angeles, CA Bruce Smith historical films, using government films docu­ $50,000 The creation and testing of a prototype University of California menting the development of the United States dynamic script interface for theater profes­ Santa Barbara, CA Alan Y. Liu nuclear weapons program. sionals, humanities scholars, and students to $50,000 The further development of a digital allow for the study of a lifecycle of theatrical environment that explores the use of social net­ University of North Carolina performance as it moves from play to script to working approaches to connect humanities Chapel Hill, NC Lucia Binotti production. bibliographical resources with humanities $49,913 Advanced development of multiple scholars and students. flexible and reusable user interfaces that would University of Texas allow for the display of large amounts of data Austin, TX Geraldine Heng University of Central Florida organized semantically. Two core datasets will $49,994 A project focused on the concept of Orlando, FL Connie L. Lester serve as the focus of the start‑up activities: linked data that would develop a data‑mining $50,000 Development of a user‑friendly natural historical composers of music, and a corpus of and cross‑referencing tool allowing search across language search capability for the prototype Renaissance Spanish literature. many humanities repositories of primary and Central Florida Mosaic Interface database, while secondary sources, such as JSTOR and the Li­ expanding that database to include six central University of Pennsylvania brary of Congress. The prototype will use the Florida cities. Philadelphia, PA Steve John Tinney medieval travel narrative The Travels of Sir John $181,751 The development of a catalog and Mandeville as its test case. University of Central Florida textual editions for a corpus of cuneiform texts Orlando, FL Lori C. Walters from the first millenniumBCE . University of Texas $49,715 Development of a mobile application Austin, TX Robert L. Turknett that connects museum visitors, students, and the University of Redlands $50,000 Development of a general purpose public to the NEH‑funded Journey To the Fair Redlands, CA Diana Sinton interface for large‑scale displays that use the project about the history of the 1964–65 $24,956 A workshop for GIS specialists and computer language Processing in order to visual­ World’s Fair. humanities scholars to develop methodologies ize large amounts of humanities materials. toward visualizing the flow and movement of University of Florida people and ideas across geographic space. University of Virginia Gainesville, FL Angelos Barmpoutis Charlottesville, VA Lise M. Dobrin $50,000 The creation of a web‑based applica­ University of South Carolina Research $23,912 A conference of linguistics scholars, tion that will facilitate the preservation, study, Foundation technology specialists, and cultural community and dissemination of ancient inscriptions. Columbia, SC Duncan A. Buell representatives to explore ways of enabling $49,967 The development for classroom use of speakers of endangered languages to participate a prototype game‑based simulation for exploring in the ongoing development and stewardship of the social conditions of seventeenth‑century digital language archives. Britain.

office of digital humanities 50 University of Washington Wheaton College Seattle, WA William Jordan Norton, MA Scott Hamlin $49,673 The development of a user interface $50,000 A series of workshops to develop and for the Brumfield Russian Architecture Collec­ test a prototype interface for the TAPAS (TEI tion to provide greater access to the collection. Archiving, Publishing, and Access Service) Project, an online service that allows for University of Washington the storage, sharing, and analysis of TEI‑ Seattle, WA Walter G. Andrews encoded texts. $48,913 The development of a new publishing model for on‑demand publication for scholarly Yale University editions, using a collection of personal diaries New Haven, CT Laura Wexler from nineteenth‑century Iraq. $49,982 Development of a website that would offer new ways of organizing, searching, and Wake Forest University visualizing the archive of 160,000 photographs Winston‑Salem, NC Jerid Cole Francom produced by the Farm Security Administration $25,000 The planning and development of a and Office of War Information from preliminary Spanish‑language corpus that will 1935 to 1943. draw from three communities in Spain, Mexico, and Argentina.

Washington State University Pullman, WA Rudyne Grigar $50,000 Development of interactive mobile storytelling environment using both iPhone and Android platforms to create a story module focusing on Hawaiians who lived and worked at Fort National Historic Site in the mid‑1800s.

Weber State University Ogden, UT Luke O. Fernandez $41,302 A pilot project to identify and consider methods, including the modification of test software, to minimize student distraction by digital environments. The project would be con­ ducted in conjunction with an interdisciplinary humanities course on concentration.

Wheaton College Norton, MA Kathryn M. Tomasek $25,000 A meeting of historians of eighteenth‑ and nineteenth‑century America, archivists, and technical experts to discuss the development of a module for financial records for the Text En­ coding Initiative to allow for additional mark‑up and analysis of those records found in manuscript collections.

office of digital humanities 51 Office of Federal/State Partnership

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

office of federal/state partnership 52 grants for state Florida Humanities Council Humanities Tennessee Humanities councils 599 Second Street South 306 Gay Street, Suite 306 St. Petersburg, FL 33701‑5005 Nashville, TN 37201 Grants go to the state and territory humanities $1,330,900 $824,700 councils for operating costs and special projects Fundación Puertorriqueña de las Humanities Texas Alabama Humanities Foundation Humanidades 1410 Rio Grande Street 1100 Ireland Way, Suite 101 P. O. Box 9023920 Austin, TX 78701‑1506 Birmingham, AL 35205‑7001 San Juan, PR 00902‑3920 $1,589,220 $795,230 $743,170 Humanities Washington Alaska Humanities Forum Georgia Humanities Council 1204 Minor Avenue 421 West 1st Avenue, Suite 300 50 Hurt Plaza, SE Seattle, WA 98101‑2825 Anchorage, AK 99501‑1635 Suite 595 $824,710 $707,010 Atlanta, GA 30303‑2915 $944,020 Idaho Humanities Council Amerika Samoa Humanities Council 217 West State Street P. O. Box 5800 Guam Humanities Council Boise, ID 83702 Pago Pago, AS 96799 222 Chalan Santo Papa $628,280 $343,530 Reflection Center, Suite 106 Hagatna, GU 96910 Illinois Humanities Council Arizona Humanities Council $370,680 17 North State Street, Suite 1400 The Ellis Shackelford House Chicago, IL 60602‑3296 1242 N. Central Avenue Hawai’i Council for the Humanities $1,167,730 Phoenix, AZ 85004‑1887 First Hawai’ian Bank Building $778,804 3599 Wai’alae Avenue, Room 25 Indiana Humanities Honolulu, HI 96816 1500 North Delaware Street Arkansas Humanities Council $699,500 Indianapolis, IN 46202‑2419 407 President Clinton Avenue, Suite 201 $843,010 Little Rock, AR 72201 Humanities Council of Washington, DC $692,640 925 U Street, NW Kansas Humanities Council Washington, DC 20001 112 SW Sixth Avenue, Suite 210 California Council for the Humanities $603,420 Topeka, KS 66603 312 Sutter Street, Suite 601 $682,400 San Francisco, CA 94108 Humanities Council SC $2,284,990 2711 Middleburg Drive, Suite 203 Kentucky Humanities Council Columbia, SC 29204 206 East Maxwell Street Colorado Humanities $742,600 Lexington, KY 40508 7935 East Prentice Avenue, Suite 450 $738,410 Greenwood Village, CO 80111‑2708 Humanities Iowa $743,310 100 Oakdale Campus #310OH Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Iowa City, IA 52242‑1420 938 Lafayette Street, Suite 300 Connecticut Humanities Council $694,890 New Orleans, LA 70113‑1782 37 Broad Street $770,090 Middletown, CT 06457 Humanities Montana $710,720 311 Brantly Hall Maine Humanities Council Missoula, MT 59812‑7848 674 Brighton Avenue Delaware Humanities Forum $609,290 Portland, ME 04102 100 West 10th Street, Suite 1009 $638,310 Wilmington, DE 19801 $609,770

office of federal/state partnership 53 Maryland Humanities Council, Inc. New Mexico Humanities Council Rhode Island Council for the Humanities 108 West Centre Street MSC06 3570 385 Westminster St. #2 Baltimore, MD 21201‑4565 1 University of New Mexico Providence, RI 02903 $806,160 Albuquerque, NM 87131‑0001 $626,700 $648,170 Mass Humanities South Dakota Humanities Council 66 Bridge Street New York Council for the Humanities 1215 Trail Ridge Road, Suite A Northampton, MA 01060 150 Broadway, Suite 1700 Brookings, SD 57006 $855,200 New York, NY 10038 $612,430 $1,554,150 Michigan Humanities Council Utah Humanities Council 119 Pere Marquette Drive North Carolina Humanities Council 202 West 300 North Suite 3B 122 North Elm Street, Suite 601 Salt Lake City, UT 84103 Lansing, MI 48912‑1270 Greensboro, NC 27401 $661,590 $1,046,560 $935,310 Vermont Humanities Council Minnesota Humanities Center North Dakota Humanities Council 11 Loomis Street 987 Ivy Avenue East 418 E. Broadway Avenue, Suite 8 Montpelier, VT 05602 St. Paul, MN 55106‑2046 Bismarck, ND 58501‑4086 $602,610 $792,900 $621,420 Virgin Islands Humanities Council Mississippi Humanities Council Northern Mariana Islands Council for the #7 Kongens Gade 3825 Ridgewood Road, Room 311 Humanities St. Thomas, VI 00802‑6746 Jackson, MS 39211‑6497 P.O. Box 506437 $367,020 $695,920 Saipan, MP 96950 $359,060 Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Missouri Humanities Council 145 Ednam Drive 543 Hanley Industrial Court, Suite 201 Ohio Humanities Council Charlottesville, VA 22903‑4629 St. Louis, MO 63144‑1905 471 E. Broad St., Suite 1620 $898,470 $804,560 Columbus, OH 43215‑3857 $1,124,710 West Virginia Humanities Council Nebraska Humanities Council 1310 Kanawha Boulevard, East 215 Centennial Mall South, Suite 330 Oklahoma Humanities Council Charleston, WV 25301 Lincoln, NE 68508‑1836 Festival Plaza $664,480.00 $641,770 428 West California, Suite 270 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Wisconsin Humanities Council Nevada Humanities $718,670 222 South Bedford Street, Suite F P. O. Box 8029 Madison, WI 53703‑3680 Reno, NV 89507 Oregon Humanities $795,350 $634,130 813 SW Alder St., Suite 702 Portland, OR 97205 Wyoming Humanities Council New Hampshire Humanities Council $703,240 1315 E. Lewis Street 19 Pillsbury Street Laramie, WY 82072‑3459 Concord, NH 03301 Pennsylvania Humanities Council $597,710 $629,520 Constitution Place 325 Chestnut Street, Suite 715 New Jersey Council for the Humanities Philadelphia, PA 19106‑2607 28 West State Street, 6th floor $1,176,400 Trenton, NJ 08608 $956,870

office of federal/state partnership 54 Maine Humanities Council special projects Portland, ME Victoria B. Bonebakker Grants go to the state humanities councils to $10,000 Funding will support a variety of support exemplary projects. programs that will explore the significance of immigration in the United States and in Maine including the performance and discussion program, As Maine Grows, New Books, New Arizona Humanities Council Readers and Let’s Talk About It reading and Phoenix, AZ Erica Kinias discussion programs, a literatured‑based train­ $7,840 Funding will support cultural heritage ing for early childhood educators, and one‑day tourism grants, the Museum of Main Street trav­ teacher seminar. eling exhibitions, “Key Ingredients” and “Jour­ ney Stories,” and a multiyear statewide initiative, Mississippi Humanities Council the America Humanities Experience. Jackson, MS Barbara Carpenter $17,500 Development of a web‑based Missis­ Arkansas Humanities Council sippi Timeline, Mississippi Moments radio broad­ Little Rock, AR Pat Ramsey casts, public programming to accompany $10,000 Funding will support History Day in Picturing America displays in local libraries, a Arkansas, the African‑American cemetery teacher’s institute on Mississippi writers and an project, and a website. updated version of the publication, Ethnic Heritage in Mississippi. Guam Humanities Council Hagatna, GU Kimberlee Kihleng Northern Mariana Islands Council for the $17,500 An effort to inform and educate the Humanities local Guam community about the many issues Saipan, MP Tracy M. Guerrero surrounding the unprecedented U.S. military $767 The exploration of cultural, social, eco­ build‑up by means of convened conversations nomic and political issues; a focus on a major throughout the island, carried out in coop­ immigrant group and contemporary life as seen eration with the Mayor’s Council and other through the eyes of young adults; reading and community‑based organizations and local discussing three American literary classics; and military‑based groups. preserving and disseminating primary historical resources important to the study of the history Idaho Humanities Council of the Northern Mariana Islands. Boise, ID Richard K. Ardinger $6,000 Funding will support projects produced Northern Mariana Islands Council for the under the theme American History/American Humanities Identity including speakers bureau presentations, Saipan, MP Tracy M. Guerrero a summer institute for K–12 teachers, read­ $10,000 Funding will support a series of public ing and discussion programs, programming to programs on the topic of land ownership in the accompany the tour of the Museum on Main Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Street traveling exhibition, “Journey Stories,” Islands; cultural tourism projects including and a grant program for locally based humani­ development of maritime heritage trails; public ties projects in American history. programs on the various cultural traditions Kentucky Humanities Council represented by the diverse populations in the Lexington, KY Virginia G. Carter Commonwealth; a series of Chautauqua perfor­ $10,000 Funding will support Prime Time Fam­ mances for the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial; ily Reading Time and Chautauqua living history and 52 radio programs in the humanities. presentations in schools.

office of federal/state partnership 55 Panelists

Aas‑Rouxparis, Nicole Albertine, Susan L. Andersen, Robert B. Department of Foreign Languages Association of American Department of History and Lewis and Clark College Colleges and Universities Political Science Portland, OR Washington, DC Bridgewater College Bridgewater, VA Abramson, Daniel Michael Aldenderfer, Mark S. Department of Art and Art History Department of Anthropology Anderson, Eric Tufts University University of Arizona Department of American Indian Studies Medford, MA Tucson, AZ Haskell Indian Nations University Lawrence, KS Adam, Thomas Alexander, Peggy Department of History UCLA Music Library Anderson, Gary Clayton University of Texas University of California Department of History Arlington, TX Los Angeles, CA University of Oklahoma Norman, OK Adams, Henry Allen, Michael J. Department of Art History and Art History Department Anderson, Glaire D. Case Western Reserve University Northwestern University Art Department Cleveland, OH Evanston, IL University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC Adams, R. J. Q. Allen, Richard William Department of History Department of Cinema Studies Anderson, Virginia D. Texas A & M University New York University Department of History College Station, TX New York, NY University of Colorado Boulder, CO Adcock, Craig E. Allen, Robert C. School of Art and Art History Department of American Studies Andrews, Dee E. University of Iowa University of North Carolina Department of History Iowa City, IA Chapel Hill, NC California State University East Bay Foundation, Inc. Ades, Lisa Alonzo, Armando C. Hayward, CA Turquoise Films Texas A & M University New York, NY College Station, TX Angst, Linda Isako Independent Scholar Aguera‑Arcas, Loraine Altekrüger, Peter Portland, OR Independent Scholar Independent Scholar Howard County, MD Berlin, Germany Archer, Dawn School of Journalism, Media Akerman, James R. An, E. Grace and Communication Smith Center Departments of French and University of Central Lancashire Newberry Library Italian and of Cinema Studies Preston, United Kingdom Chicago, IL Oberlin College Oberlin, OH Aristar‑Dry, Helen Albers, Jan Eastern Michigan University Henry Sheldon Museum An‑Na’im, Abdullahi Ahmed Ypsilanti, MI of Vermont History College of Law Middlebury, VT Emory University Atlanta, GA

panelists 56 Arkush, R. David Babb, Genie Baron, Dennis E. Department of History Department of English Department of English University of Iowa University of Alaska University of Illinois Iowa City, IA Anchorage, AK Champaign, IL

Arnesen, Eric J. Bachner, Andrea Barry, Peter Brian Department of History Comparative Literature Saginaw Valley State University George Washington University Pennsylvania State University University Center, MI Washington, DC University Park, PA Bates, David Arnold, Daniel Backscheider, Paula R. Department of History The Divinity School English Department University of East Anglia University of Chicago Auburn University Norwich, United Kingdom Chicago, IL Auburn, AL Bauer, Alexander A. Arnold, Mary‑Kim Bailey, Candace Department of Anthropology Rhode Island Council for the Humanities Music Department CUNY Graduate Center Providence, RI North Carolina Central University New York, NY Durham, NC Arrieta, Joanna Bauer, Bradley Atlanta History Center Bailey, Jeremy D. Collection Development Atlanta, GA Department of Political Science Hoover Institution and the Honors College Stanford, CA Asani, Ali S. University of Houston Department of Near Eastern Languages Houston, TX Baxter, Terry D. and Civilization Multnomah County Records Program Harvard University Bakewell, Elizabeth A. Multnomah County Library Cambridge, MA Center for Latin American and Portland, OR Caribbean Studies Ascoli, Albert R. Brown University Beal, Suzanne Department of Italian Studies Providence, RI Department of English University of California Frederick Community College Berkeley, CA Banerjee, Sukanya Frederick, MD Department of English Ashley, Kevin University of Wisconsin Beaudin, Elizabeth Ann Seton Digital Curation Centre Milwaukee, WI Yale University Library Edinburgh, United Kingdom Yale University Barber, Sotirios A. New Haven, CT Ashmore, Susan Department of Political Science Oxford College University of Notre Dame Beaudry, Mary C. Emory University Notre Dame, IN Department of Archaeology Atlanta, GA Boston University Barney, Brett Boston, MA Aydin, Cemil University of Nebraska George Mason University Lincoln, NE Beavers, Anthony F. Fairfax, VA Department of Philosophy University of Evansville Evansville, IN

57 Beck, Robin Bernard, Sheila C. Birdwell, Michael E. Department of Anthropology Department of History Department of History SUNY Research Foundation Tennessee Technological University Ann Arbor, MI Albany, NY Cookeville, TN

Bellitto, Christopher M. Bernstein, Iver Birkenmaier, Anke Kean University Department of History Institut für Romanistik Union, NJ Washington University University of Potsdam St. Louis, MO Potsdam, Germany Bender, Mark Department of East Asian Languages Berrin, Kathleen J. Blacker, Jean and Literatures Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Department of Modern Languages Ohio State University San Francisco, CA and Literatures Columbus, OH Kenyon College Berry, David A. Gambier, OH Benedict‑Jones, Linda Community College Humanities Association Carnegie Museum of Art Newark, NJ Blaser, Linda A. Pittsburgh, PA Museum Conservation Services Berry, Stephen William National Park Service Bennett, Michael Department of History Washington, DC Greek and Roman Art University of Georgia Cleveland Museum of Art Athens, GA Blois, Beverly Cleveland, OH Northern Virginia Community College Bershen, Wanda Alexandria, VA Bennis, Hans Red Diaper Productions Meertens Institute New York, NY Boardman, Kathryn Ann Amsterdam, Netherlands The Cherry Valley Group Biel, Steven Cooperstown, NY Benoit, Catherine Marcelle Harvard University Connecticut College Cambridge, MA Boellstorff, Tom New London, CT Anthropology Department Bilsel, Can University of California Berg, Herbert Department of Art Irvine, CA Department of Philosophy and Religion University of San Diego University of North Carolina San Diego, CA Bogart, Michele Helene Wilmington, NC Department of Art Bindas, Kenneth J. State University of New York Berglund, Bruce Robert Department of History Stony Brook, NY Department of History Kent State University Calvin College Kent, OH Bois, Yve‑Alain H. Grand Rapids, MI School of Historical Studies Birch, Brian D. Institute for Advanced Study Bergman, Sherrie S. Philosphy Department Princeton, NJ Hawthorne‑Longfellow Library Utah Valley State College Bowdoin College Orem, UT Bolger, Doreen Brunswick, ME Baltimore Museum of Art Baltimore, MD

panelists 58 Bond, Anne W. Bradley, Peter Brodersen, Kai Independent Scholar Department of Philosophy and Religious University of Erfurt Denver, CO Studies Erfurt, Germany McDaniel College Bonde, Sheila Westminster, MD Brodie, Janet Farrell Department of History of Art Department of History and Architecture Brandenberger, David L. Claremont Graduate University Brown University Department of History Claremont, CA Providence, RI University of Richmond Richmond, VA Bromage, Stephen Bonnett, John Michael Department of Education Department of History Brandt, Forrest Maine Historical Society Brock University Emporia State University Portland, ME Ontario, Canada Emporia, KS Browar, Lisa M. Boos, Florence S. Brandt, Matthew Linda Hall Library Department of English Minnesota Humanities Center Kansas City, MO University of Iowa St. Paul, MN Iowa City, IA Brown, Christopher Boyd Brandt, Tova School of Theology Bosch, Adrianna Danish Immigrant Museum Boston University Bosch and Company Elk Horn, IA Boston, MA Miami, FL Brantley, Jessica Caroline Brown, Jonathan Charles Bossenga, Gail M. Department of English Department of History Department of History Yale University University of Texas College of William and Mary New Haven, CT Austin, TX Williamsburg, VA Bray, Brian Brown, III, Marley R. Botta, Anna Association of Midwest Museums Department of Anthropology Department of Comparative St. Louis, MO College of William and Mary Literature and Italian Williamsburg, VA Smith College Brazeal, LeAnn M. Northampton, MA Department of Communication Studies, Brown, Thomas Joseph Theater, and Dance Department of History Boulukos, George E. Kansas State University University of South Carolina Department of English Manhattan, KS Columbia, SC Southern Illinois University Carbondale, IL Bridges, Amy B. Brown‑Nagin, Tomiko Political Science Department School of Law Boyer, Christopher Robert University of California University of Virginia Departments of History and Latin La Jolla, CA Charlottesville, VA American and Latino Studies University of Illinois Briley, Ron F. Brunsdon, Christopher Chicago, IL Department of History Department of Geography Sandia Preparatory School University of Liverpool Albuquerque, NM Liverpool, United Kingdom

59 Buchenau, Jurgen Calvert, Jane E. Carrlee, Scott Department of History Department of History Museum Services University of North Carolina University of Kentucky Alaska State Museum Charlotte, NC Lexington, KY Juneau, AK

Buhnemann, Gudrun Calvert, John Carroll, Valinda S. Department of Languages and Department of History William R. and Norma B. Harvey Library Cultures of Asia Creighton University Hampton University University of Wisconsin Omaha, NE Hampton, VA Madison, WI Campbell, Karlyn K. Carter, Rand Buick, Kirsten Pai Department of Communication Studies Department of Art History Art History Department University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Hamilton College University of New Mexico Minneapolis, MN Clinton, NY Albuquerque, NM Canepa, Matthew P. Carvalho, III, Joseph Bunch, Cecile Dianne University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Independent Scholar Alcorn State University Minneapolis, MN Springfield, MA Lorman, MS Caniglia, Beth Casana, Jesse J. Burke, Diane Mutti Department of Sociology Department of Anthropology History Department Oklahoma State University University of Arkansas University of Missouri Stillwater, OK Fayetteville, AR Kansas City, MO Capozzola, Christopher Cassiday, Julie Anne Burke, John History Faculty Russian Program, Center for Foreign Oakland Museum Massachusetts Institute of Technology Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Museum of California Foundation Cambridge, MA Williams College Oakland, CA Williamstown, MA Carhart, Michael Burke, Margaret R. Department of History Cassman, Vicki Concord Museum Old Dominion University Art Conservation Department Concord, MA Norfolk, VA University of Delaware Newark, DE Burrows, Edwin G. Carlton, David L. Department of History Department of History Catapano, Terence H. CUNY Research Foundation Vanderbilt University Libraries Digital Programs Division Brooklyn College Nashville, TN Columbia University Libraries Brooklyn, NY New York, NY Carp, E. Wayne Burstein, Julie Department of History Cayton, Mary K. Launch Production Pacific Lutheran University Department of History Maplewood, NJ Tacoma, WA Miami University Oxford, OH Caldwell, Hansonia Carpenter, JoAnn California State University Department Social and Behavioral Sciences Cha‑Jua, Sundiata Keita Dominguez Hills Florida Community College Department of History Carson, CA Jacksonville, FL University of Illinois Champaign, IL panelists 60 Cham, Mbye B. Chu, Petra T. Clement, Tanya E. Howard University Department of Art History School of Information Washington, DC Seton Hall University University of Texas South Orange, NJ Austin, TX Chambers, Douglas B. Department of History Chuang, Rueyling Cline, Sarah L. University of Southern Mississippi University Enterprises Corporation Department of History Hattiesburg, MS at CSUSB University of California San Bernardino, CA Santa Barbara, CA Chambers, Sarah C. Department of History Chute, Tamar G. Clough, Marshall S. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Ohio State University Department of History Minneapolis, MN Columbus, OH University of Northern Colorado Greeley, CO Charry, Eric S. Clancy, Eileen Department of Music Independent scholar Cockrell, Dale Society for Ethnomusicology, Inc. Huntington, CT Blair School of Music Bloomington, IN Vanderbilt University Clark, Andrew H. Nashville, TN Chase, Julie Anne Department of Modern Languages Dane County Library Service and Literatures Cohn, Jason Madison, WI Fordham University College at Catticus Corporation Lincoln Center Berkeley, CA Chew, Elizabeth V. New York, NY Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc. Coker, Jeffrey W. Charlottesville, VA Clark, Katerina University of North Florida Departments of Comparative Literature Jacksonville, FL Childs, Terry and Slavic Languages and Literatures Office of Acquisition and Property Yale University Cole, Jeffrey Management, Department of the Interior New Haven, CT Department of History National Park Service Geneva College Washington, DC Clarke, Deborah L. Beaver Falls, PA Department of English Choudhury, G. Sayeed Arizona State University Cole, Jeffrey E. Hodson Digital Research Tempe, AZ Anthropology Department and Curation Center Connecticut College Clarke, John New London, CT Baltimore, MD Department of Art and Art History University of Texas Coleman, Annie Gilbert Choudhury, Mita Austin, TX American Studies Department of History University of Notre Dame Vassar College Clarke, Sally H. Notre Dame, IN Poughkeepsie, NY Department of History University of Texas Collins, Bradford R. Christy, Alan Scott Austin, TX Department of Art Department of History University of South Carolina University of California Columbia, SC Santa Cruz, CA

61 Colt, Sarah Costigan, Lucia H. Crowther, Kathryn Sarah Colt Productions Department of Spanish and Portuguese School of Literature, Communication, Brookline, MA Ohio State University Research Foundation and Culture Columbus, OH Georgia Institute of Technology Colwell‑Chanthaphonh, Chip Atlanta, GA Department of Anthropology Coughlin, Mary Denver Museum of Nature and Science Museum Studies Program Croxall, Brian Denver, CO George Washington University Woodruff Library Washington, DC Emory University Conathan, Lisa Atlanta, GA Beinecke Rare Book and Courage, Richard Arthur Manuscript Library Department of English Culham, Phyllis Yale University Westchester Community College Department of History New Haven, CT Valhalla, NY United States Naval Academy Annapolis, MD Connors, Catherine Cox, Robert Sayre Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies W. E. B. Du Bois Library Culpepper, Maryanne University of Washington University of Massachusetts Editorial and New Business Seattle, WA Amherst, MA National Geographic Society Washington, DC Contreras‑Koterbay, Scott Cox, Steve Department of Art and Design Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Cunado, Isabel East Tennessee State University History Center Department of Spanish Johnson City, TN Indiana Historical Society Bucknell University Indianapolis, IN Lewisburg, PA Cook, Tracey A. Social Studies Department Craddock, Patricia B. Cunfer, Geoffrey Alan Neuqua Valley High School Department of English History Department Napesville, Illinois University of Florida University of Saskatchewan Gainesville, FL Saskatoon, Canada Cooper, Sara Foreign Languages and Crais, Clifton C. Curtis, Sarah A. Literature Department Department of History Department of History California State University Emory University San Francisco State University Chico, CA Atlanta, GA San Francisco, CA

Cordell, Ryan Crimmins, Mark Cypess, Sandra M. English Department Department of Philosophy Department of Spanish and Portuguese St. Norbert College Stanford University University of Maryland De Pere, WI Stanford, CA College Park, MD

Corsaro, James Crimmins, Timothy J. D’Alessandro, Laura New York State Library History Department Conservation Laboratory and Collections Albany, NY Georgia State University Oriental Institute Museum Research Foundation, Inc. Chicago, IL Cortez, Beatriz Atlanta, GA Central American Studies Program California State University Northridge, CA panelists 62 Dale, Elizabeth de Jong, Greta Dickey, Sara A. History Department Department of History Department of Sociology and Anthropology University of Florida University of Nevada Bowdoin College Gainesville, FL Reno, NV Brunswick, ME

Dale, Stephen Frederic de Vlieg, Jacob Diego, Yolie Westerstrom Department of History Netherlands eScience Center World Languages Department Chair Ohio State University Amsterdam, Netherlands Stanford University Columbus, OH Stanford, CA Deans‑Smith, Susan Dash, Leon Department of History Diehl, Richard A. University of Illinois University of Texas Department of Anthropology Champaign, IL Austin, TX University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, AL Davidow, Ari Deck, Clara Jewish Women’s Archive The Henry Ford Divine, Donna R. Brookline, MA Dearborn, MI Department of Government Smith College Davies, Mark E. Deer, Patrick Northampton, MA Brigham Young University Department of English Provo, UT New York University Dixon, Wheeler Winston New York, NY Department of English Davis, James Calvin University of Nebraska Department of Religion Denenberg, Thomas Andrew Lincoln, NE Middlebury College Shelburne Museum Middlebury, VT Shelburne, VT Doan, Ruth Alden Department of History Davis, Rebecca Frost Denham, Scott Hollins University National Institute for Technology Department of German and Russian Roanoke, VA and Liberal Education Davidson College Ann Arbor, MI Davidson, NC Dodson, Michael S. Department of History Davison, Scott Alan Derstine, Andria Indiana University Morehead State University Oberlin College Bloomington, IN Morehead, KY Oberlin, OH Doel, Ronald E. Dawson, Virginia P. Desai, Gaurav G. Department of History Independent Scholar Department of English and African Florida State University Shaker Heights, OH and African Diaspora Studies Tallahassee, FL Tulane University Day, Alexander New Orleans, LA Dorantes, Maria de Lourdes Department of History University of Michigan Wayne State University Desormeaux, Daniel Ann Arbor, MI Detroit, MI Department of Romance Languages and Literatures Doris, John Michael University of Chicago Department of Philosophy Chicago, IL Washington University St. Louis, MO

63 Dorman, Nicholas Dunn, Jon W. Eisloeffel, Paul J. Seattle Art Museum Library Technologies and Digital Libraries Library/Archives Seattle, WA Indiana University Nebraska State Historical Society Bloomington, IN Lincoln, NE Douglass, Jeremy Center for Research in Computers Dursteler, Eric R. Eldridge, Richard and the Arts Department of History Department of Philosophy University of California Brigham Young University Swarthmore College La Jolla, CA Provo, UT Swarthmore, PA

Douglass, Melvin Dutschke, Consuelo W. Elias, Peter Independent Scholar Rare Book and Manuscript Library Institute for Employment Research Jamaica, NY Columbia University University of Warwick New York, NY Coventry, United Kingdom Dowd, Timothy J. Department of Sociology Eames, Elizabeth A. Emmerson, Richard K. Emory University Anthropology Department School of Arts Atlanta, GA Bates College Manhattan College Lewiston, ME Riverdale, NY Drake, James David Department of History Earhart, Amy Elizabeth Engelmann, Stephen G. Metropolitan State College of Denver Department of English Department of Political Science Denver, CO Texas A & M Research Foundation University of Illinois at Chicago College Station, TX Chicago, IL Drott, Eric Austin School of Music Earle, Susan Eriksen, Lisa University of Texas Spencer Museum of Art Independent Scholar Austin, TX University of Kansas Oakland, CA Lawrence, KS Duban, James Eriksen, Lisa Department of English Ebel, Jonathan Independent Scholar University of North Texas Department of Religion Oakland, CA Denton, TX University of Illinois Champaign, IL Eschenberg, Ardis R. Duff, Andrew Ian University of Hawaii Department of Anthropology Eckert, Astrid M. Windward Community College Washington State University Department of History Kaneohe, HI Pullman, WA Emory University Atlanta, GA Esler, Jennifer Dumenil, Lynn Independent Consultant Department of History Edwards, Janet Franklin, TN Occidental College Independent Scholar Los Angeles, CA Chapel Hill, NC Esparza, Marcia Department of Criminal Justice Dunlap, Ellen S. Eickelman, Dale F. CUNY Research Foundation American Antiquarian Society Department of Anthropology John Jay College Worcester, MA Dartmouth College New York City, NY Hanover, NH

panelists 64 Espinosa, Paul Fiala, Andrew Gordon Flaten, Arne Robert Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc. Department of Philosophy Department of Art History Waltham, MA California State University, Fresno Coastal Carolina University Foundation Conway, SC Ethington, Philip J. Fresno, CA Department of History Fleischer, Cornell H. University of Southern California Fillerup, Jessie Department of Near Eastern Los Angeles, CA Music Department Languages and Civilizations University of Richmond University of Chicago Ethridge, Robbie Richmond, VA Chicago, IL Department of Sociology and Anthropology University of Mississippi Fink, Carole K. Forbes, Megan Oxford, MS Department of History Museum of the Moving Image Ohio State University Astoria, NY Eymann, Marcia Columbus, OH Sacramento Archives and Museum Forman‑Brunell, Miriam Collection Center Finkel, Kenneth M. Department of History Sacramento, CA American Studies Program University of Missouri Temple University Kansas City, MO Fagan Affleck, Diane L. Philadelphia, PA American Textile History Museum Forschler‑Tarrasch, Anne Lowell, MA Finkenbine, Roy E. Birmingham Museum of Art University of Detroit Mercy Birmingham, AL Fauser, Annegret Detroit, MI Department of Music Fosler‑Lussier, Danielle University of North Carolina Fiori, Dennis A. School of Music Chapel Hill, NC Massachusetts Historical Society Ohio State University Boston, MA Columbus, OH Favaloro, David Lower East Side Tenement Museum Fischbach, Michael R. Foster, Lloren A. New York, NY Department of History Department of African American Studies Randolph‑Macon College Western Kentucky University Feintuch, Burt Ashland, VA Bowling Green, KY Center for the Humanities University of New Hampshire Fischer, Suzanne Frank, Marie Durham, NH The Henry Ford Department of Cultural Studies Dearborn, MI University of Massachusetts Fellman, Michael D. Lowell, MA Department of History and Graduate Fitzsimons, David M. Liberal Studies Program John Carter Brown Library Frank, Steve M. Simon Fraser University Brown University Library National Constitution Center British Columbia, Canada Providence, RI Philadelphia, PA

Feracho, Lesley Flandreau, Suzanne Frantzen, Allen J. Department of Romance Languages Center for Black Music Research Department of English University of Georgia Columbia College Loyola University Athens, GA Chicago, IL Chicago, IL

65 Franz, Kathleen G. Frumkin, Peter Garcia‑Armero, Carmen History Department Frumkin Productions Department of Languages American University Cambridge, MA Lebanon Valley College Washington, DC Annville, PA Fuller‑Seeley, Kathryn H. Frede, Victoria Department of Communication Garcia‑Rios, Patricia Department of History Georgia State University Rios Films University of California Atlanta, GA Brookline, MA Berkeley, CA Fulton, Thomas Chandler Gardner, Cindy Frederickson, Mary E. Department of English Mississippi Department of Archives Department of History Rutgers University and History Miami University New Brunswick, NJ Jackson, MS Oxford, OH Gabin, Nancy F. Gardner, Wanda P. Frey, Linda S. Department of History Oskaloosa Public Library Department of History Purdue University Oskaloosa, IA University of Montana West Lafayette, IN Missoula, MT Garvey, Ellen Gruber Gaiser, Adam Department of English Frickman, Linda G. Department of Religion New Jersey City University Colorado State University Florida State University Jersey City, NJ Fort Collins, CO Tallahassee, FL Geller, Jay Friday, Christopher C. Galle, Jillian E. Vanderbilt Divinity School Department of History Digital Archaeological Archive Vanderbilt University Western Washington University of Comparative Slavery Nashville, TN Bellingham, WA Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc. Charlottesville, VA Gelley, Ora Friedland, Paul A. Department of English Davis Center for Historical Studies Galloway, Alexander North Carolina State University Princeton University Department of Media, Culture, and Raleigh, NC Princeton, NJ Communication New York University Gendrich, Cynthia M. Frierson, Elizabeth B. New York, NY Wake Forest University Department of History Winston‑Salem, NC University of Cincinnati Gants, David Lee Cincinnati, OH Department of English George, Theodore D. Florida State University Department of Philosophy Frierson, Patrick Tallahassee, FL Texas A & M University Department of Philosophy College Station, TX Whitman College Garb, Margaret Walla Walla, WA Department of History Geracht, Maurice Washington University Department of English Frisa, Carolyn St. Louis, MO College of the Holy Cross Works on Paper, LLC Worcester, MA Bellow Falls, VT

panelists 66 Ghosh, Bishnupriya Goldberg, Rita Gordon, Joel Department of English Modern Languages Emerita Department of History University of California St. Lawrence University University of Arkansas Santa Barbara, CA Canton, NY Fayetteville, AR

Gianquitto, Tina Goldfarb, Lyn Gordon, Lesley J. Division of Liberal Arts and OUR L.A. Department of History International Studies Los Angeles, CA University of Akron Colorado School of Mines Akron, OH Golden, CO Goldford, Dennis J. Department of Politics and Graham, Toby Gibson, Matthew S. International Relations Digital Library of Georgia Virginia Foundation for the Humanities Drake University University of Georgia Libraries Charlottesville, VA Des Moines, IA Athens, GA

Giggie, John M. Goldman, Heather Graziano, John Michael Department of History Independent Scholar CUNY Research Foundation University of Alabama Gaithersburg, MD Graduate School and University Center Tuscaloosa, AL New York, NY Golub, Alex J. Gilmore, Paul David Department of Anthropology Green, Mary Jean Department of English University of Hawaii Department of French and Italian California State University Honolulu, HI Dartmouth College Long Beach, CA Hanover, NH Golumbia, David Gilner, David J. Department of English Green, Nancy E. Jewish Institute of Religion Virginia Commonwealth University Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art Hebrew Union College Richmond, VA Ithaca, NY Cincinnati, OH Gonzalez, Gaspar Greenberg, Amy Sophia Girju, Roxana Common Machine Productions Department of History Linguistics Biscayne, FL Pennsylvania State University University of Illinois University Park, PA Champaign, IL Good, Jeffrey C. Department of Linguistics Greenblatt, Rachel L. Goehring, Edmund J. SUNY Research Foundation, Department of Near Eastern Faculty of Music College at Buffalo Languages and Civilizations University of Western Ontario Buffalo, NY Harvard University London, Canada Cambridge, MA Goodheart, Adam Gold, Matthew C. V. Starr Center for the Greene, Daniel Department of English American Experience William M. Scholl Center for CUNY Research Foundation Washington College American History and Culture NYC College of Technology Chestertown, MD Newberry Library Brooklyn, NY Chicago, IL Gordon, David Malcolm Department of History Bowdoin College Brunswick, ME 67 Greenwald, Helen M. Guillen, Felisa Gutierrez, David G. Department of Music History Department of Spanish and Department of History and Musicology French Literary Studies University of California New England Conservatory of Music Occidental College La Jolla, CA Boston, MA Los Angeles, CA Gutierrez, Homer Greymorning, Neyooxet Guldi, Joanna Dallas Museum of Art Department of Athropology Department of History Dallas, TX University of Montana University of Chicago Missoula, MT Chicago, IL Gutmann, Matthew Charles Office of International Affairs Grieve, Victoria Marie Gumerman, George John Brown University History Department Department of Anthropology Providence, RI Utah State University Northern Arizona University Logan, UT Flagstaff, AZ Gutwein, Geraldine Department of English Griffin, Claire M. Gummer, Natalie Harrisburg Area Community College James Madison Memorial Department of Religious Studies Harrisburg, PA Fellowship Foundation Beloit College Washington, DC Beloit, WI Haas, Edward F. Department of History Griffiths, Alison Gunn, Brenda Wright State University Department of Communication Studies Center for American History Dayton, OH CUNY Research Foundation University of Texas Bernard Baruch College Austin, TX Haberstich, David E. New York, NY Archives Center Gunter, Ann C. National Museum of American History Grimes, William W. Department of Art History Washington, DC Department of International Relations Northwestern University Boston University Evanston, IL Haggis, Donald C. Boston, MA Department of Classics Guo, Li University of North Carolina Grossman, James R. Department of Classics Chapel Hill, NC American Historical Association University of Notre Dame Washington, DC Notre Dame, IN Hall, Gregory O. Department of Political Science Gudmundson, Lowell Guo, Qitao Morehouse College Department of Latin American Studies Department of History Atlanta, GA Mount Holyoke College University of California South Hadley, MA Irvine, CA Hall, Marcia Brown Tyler School of Art Guenther, Louise Gura, Philip F. Temple University Records Management Division Department of English and Philadelphia, PA National Archives and Records Comparative Literature Administration University of North Carolina Halloran, Vivian Nun Washington, DC Chapel Hill, NC Department of Comparative Literature Indiana University Bloomington, IN

panelists 68 Halper, Thomas Hanson, Craig Ashley Hasegawa, Tsuyoshi Department of Political Science Art and Art History Department of History CUNY Research Foundation Calvin College University of California Bernard Baruch College Grand Rapids, MI Santa Barbara, CA New York, NY Harman, Gilbert H. Hawthorne, Walter Hambrick‑Jackson, Kathe Princeton University Department of History River Road African American Museum Princeton, NJ Michigan State University Donaldsonville, LA East Lansing, MI Harrington, Beth Hammond, Ken Beth Harrington Productions Hazen, Kirk Department of History Vancouver, WA Department of English New Mexico State University West Virginia University Las Cruces, NM Harris, Benjamin Morgantown, WV Department of Psychology Hammond, Max University of New Hampshire Heitschmidt, Gregg W. Prairie State College Durham, NH English Department Chicago Heights, IL Surry Community College Harris, Dianne S. Dobson, NC Hammond, Michael Landscape Architecture, Agua Caliente Cultural Museum Architecture, Art History, and History Henninger, Katherine Palm Springs, CA University of Illinois Department of English Champaign, IL Louisiana State University Hamner, Christopher Baton Rouge, LA Department of History and Art History Harris, Neil George Mason University Department of History Henrickson, Gary P. Fairfax, VA University of Chicago Minnesota State Community and Chicago, IL Technical College Hampton, Barbara L. Fergus Falls, MN Department of Music Hartley, Cody CUNY Research Foundation Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Henry, Barbara Graduate School and University Center Boston, MA Oakland Museum New York, NY Museum of California Foundation Hartman, Cathy Nelson Oakland, CA Hanchett, Thomas W. University of North Texas Levine Museum of the New South Denton, TX Henry, Geneva Charlotte, NC Center for Digital Scholarship Hartmann, Susan M. Rice University Handler, Richard Department of History Houston, TX Department of Anthropology Ohio State University University of Virginia Columbus, OH Herf, Jeffrey Charlottesville, VA Department of History Harvey, Tamara University of Maryland Hanley, Richard Department of English College Park, MD CUNY Research Foundation George Mason University NYC College of Technology Fairfax, VA Brooklyn, NY

69 Herman, David Hirsch, Paula Howland, Jacob A. Department of Slavic Languages Independent Scholar Department of Philosophy and Literatures Culver City, CA University of Tulsa University of Virginia Tulsa, OK Charlottesville, VA Hoffschwelle, Mary Department of History Howland, John Hernandez, Kelly Lytle Middle Tennessee State University Music History Department of History Murfreesboro, TN Rutgers University University of California Newark, NJ Los Angeles, CA Holben, Nanette American Philosophical Society Hsu, Hsuan Herr, Cheryl Temple Philadelphia, PA Department of English English; Cinema and Comparative Literature University of California University of Iowa Holbrook, Leticia Iliana Davis, CA Iowa City, IA Department of Modern Languages and Literatures Huacuja, Judith Hesli, Vicki L. California State University Department of Visual Arts Department of Political Science Hayward, CA University of Dayton University of Iowa Dayton, OH Iowa City, IA Holdsworth, Deryck Department of Geography Hubbard, Dolan Hesselink, Reinier Herman Pennsylvania State University Department of English and Language Arts Department of History University Park, PA Morgan State University University of Northern Iowa Baltimore, MD Cedar Falls, IA Holliday, Kathryn School of Architecture Hughes, Linda K. Hessman, Robin University of Texas Department of English Red Square Productions Arlington, TX Texas Christian University New York, NY Fort Worth, TX Holloway, Jonathan Hickson, Patricia Department of History and Hughes, Michael P. Wadsworth Atheneum African American Studies Institute of Local Government Studies Hartford, CT Yale University University of Birmingham New Haven, CT Birmingham, United Kingdom Hiebert, Fredrik National Geographic Society Horner, John M. Hunter, Tera W. Washington, DC Department of Psychology Department of History Colorado College Princeton University Hinton, Cheryl Colorado Springs, CO Princeton, NJ Barona Cultural Center and Museum Barona Band of Mission Indians Horrigan, Brian Hupperetz, Wim Lakeside, CA Minnesota Historical Society Allard Pierson Museum St. Paul, MN University of Amsterdam Hirsch, Gerald Amsterdam, Netherlands State Historical Society of Missouri Howard, Judith A. Jeffrey Columbia, MO Independent Scholar Arlington, VA

panelists 70 Hyde, Anne Farrar Jensen, Joli Joyce, Rosemary A. Department of History Department of Communication Department of Anthropology Colorado College University of Tulsa University of California Colorado Springs, CO Tulsa, OK Berkeley, CA

Ibarra, Cristina Jimenez y West, Christopher Kagan, Richard L. University of Texas Department of History Department of History San Antonio, TX Pasadena City College Johns Hopkins University Pasadena, CA Baltimore, MD Ihde, Heather Independent Scholar Johanson, Chris Kahn, David M. Fairview, TN Department of Classics San Diego Historical Society University of California San Diego, CA Inouye, Karen Midori Los Angeles, CA American Studies Program Kalliney, Peter Joseph Indiana University Johnson, Lewis Department of English Bloomington, IN California State University University of Kentucky San Bernardino, CA Lexington, KY Ipperciel, Donald Institute of Canadian Studies Johnson, Lyman Kamm, Lewis University of Alberta Department of History Foreign Literature and Languages Edmonton, Canada University of North Carolina University of Massachusetts Charlotte, NC North Dartmouth, MA Ireland, Lynne M. Nebraska State Historical Society Johnson, Owen V. Kansa, Eric Lincoln, NE Indiana University Alexandria Archive Institute Bloomington, IN San Francisco, CA Irlam, Shaun Department of Comparative Literature Johnson, Sherry M. Kaplan, Elisabeth SUNY Research Foundation Department of History and Cuban Studies University of Minnesota Libraries College at Buffalo Florida International University Minneapolis, MN Buffalo, NY Miami, FL Kapsalis, Effie Jacobs, Jonathan A. Jones, Jennifer Agee Smithsonian Institution CUNY Research Foundation Minnesota Historical Society Washington, DC John Jay College St. Paul, MN New York City, NY Karant‑Nunn, Susan Catherine Jones, Sian Department of History Janssen, David A. Paintings Conservator University of Arizona Detroit Historical Society Baltimore, MD Tucson, AZ Detroit, MI Joshi, Priya Kars, Marjoleine Jensen, Anthony Kelsey Department of English Department of History Department of Philosophy Temple University University of Maryland CUNY Research Foundation Philadelphia, PA Baltimore, MD Lehman College Bronx, NY Kass, Emily University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC 71 Kathka, David Kennedy, Tara D. Klavans, Judith Independent Scholar University Library College of Information Studies Rock Springs, WY Yale University University of Maryland New Haven, CT College Park, MD Katula, Richard A. Department of Communications Studies Kerch, Thomas M. Klein, Julie Thompson and Education Department of Government Office for Teaching and Learning Northeastern University Georgetown University Wayne State University Boston, MA Washington, DC Detroit, MI

Katz, E. Tamar Ketter, Jean Klepper, Deeana Copeland Department of English Department of Education Department of Religion Brown University Grinnell College Boston University Providence, RI Grinnell, IA Boston, MA

Katz, Mark Khoury, Dina R. Knight, Denise D. Department of Musicology Department of History Department of English University of North Carolina George Washington University SUNY Research Foundation Chapel Hill, NC Washington, DC College at Cortland Cortland, NY Keating, Sandra King, Duane Department of Theology Gilcrease Museum Knight, Louise W. Providence College Gilcrease Museum Management Trust Independent Scholar Providence, RI Tulsa, OK Evanston, IL

Keeler, Ward William King, Lyndel I. Knight, Rhonda Gail Department of Anthropology Weisman Art Museum Department of Communication, University of Texas University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Language, and Literature Austin, TX Minneapolis, MN Coker College Hartsville, SC Keith, Jennifer Marie Kinkley, Jeffrey C. Department of English Department of History Knowles, Anne Kelly University of North Carolina St. John’s University Department of Geography Greensboro, NC Jamaica, NY Middlebury College Middlebury, VT Kelly, James S. Kinney, J. Daniel Miami University Department of English Knupfer, Peter B. Oxford, OH University of Virginia Department of History Charlottesville, VA Michigan State University Kemper, Kurt East Lansing, MI Department of History Kipling, Gordon L. Dakota State University Department of English Knutzen, Matthew Madison, SD University of California New York Public Library Los Angeles, CA New York, NY Kendall, Douglas Curatorial Department Kittleson, Roger A. Konuk, Kader New York State Historical Association Department of History Department of German The Farmer’s Museum Williams College University of Michigan Cooperstown, NY Williamstown, MA Ann Arbor, MI panelists 72 Kosek, Joseph Kip Kura, Nermin Lanzi, Elisa American Studies Department Department of Art and Smith College George Washington University Architectural History Northampton, MA Washington, DC Roger Williams University Bristol, RI Lapsansky, Emma J. Kozbial, Ardys Department of History Research Data Curation Program Kuttner, Ann L. Haverford College University of California Department of the History of Art Haverford, PA La Jolla, CA University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Larsen, Ronald Kraft, Nancy E. School of Information Sciences Preservation Librarian Kyriakoudes, Louis University of Pittsburgh University of Iowa Department of History Pittsburgh, PA Iowa City, IA University of Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, MS Larson, John Kraus, Kari History Department College of Information Studies Kyvig, David E. Purdue University University of Maryland Department of History West Lafayette, IN College Park, MD Northern Illinois University DeKalb, IL Latham, Kiersten F. Kraus, Pamela A. School of Library and Information Science St. John’s College Labode, Modupe Kent State University Annapolis, MD History and Museum Studies Kent, OH Indiana University Kraut, Anthea Indianapolis, IN Latham, Sean Department of Dance Department of English University of California Lackey, Jennifer University of Tulsa Riverside, CA Independent Scholar Tulsa, OK Evanston, IL Kraybill, Donald B. Lauer, Gerhard Department of Sociology Laderman, Gary Michael Independent Scholar and Religious Studies Department of Religion Göttingen, Germany Elizabethtown College Emory University Elizabethtown, PA Atlanta, GA LeBlanc, Mark David Computer Science Kriegsman, Suzanne LaFleur, Robert Andre Wheaton College Harvard University Library Department of History Norton, MA Cambridge, MA Beloit College Beloit, WI Lebrun, David Krizack, Joan D. Night Fire Films Snell Library Landau, Paul S. Los Angeles, CA Northeastern University Department of History Boston, MA University of Maryland LeCompte, Elise Virginia College Park, MD Florida Museum of Natural History Kselman, Thomas A. Gainesville, FL Department of History Lang, Katherine Howe University of Notre Dame Department of History Notre Dame, IN University of Wisconsin Eau Claire, WI 73 Ledgerwood, Judy Lev‑Alexander, Nancy Link, William A. Department of Anthropology Preventive Preservation Department of History Northern Illinois University Library of Congress University of Florida DeKalb, IL Washington, DC Gainesville, FL

Lee, Lisa Yun Levi, Jerome M. Linke, Daniel J. Jane Addams Hull‑House Museum Department of Sociology and Anthropology Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library University of Illinois Carleton College Princeton University Chicago, IL Northfield, MN Princeton, NJ

Leff, Lisa Moses Levine, Philippa J. Lipset, David M. Department of History Department of History Department of Anthropology American University University of Texas University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Washington, DC Austin, TX Minneapolis, MN

Leinenweber, Maria Toni Levitt, Martin L. Livesay, Thomas A. Independent Scholar American Philosophical Society Museum of Art Los Angeles, CA Philadelphia, PA Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA Leininger‑Miller, Theresa A. Levy, Beth E. School of Art Department of Music Lloyd, Richard University of Cincinnati University of California Department of Sociology Cincinnati, OH Davis, CA Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN Leopold, Robert Lewis, Jan E. Smithsonian Institution Department of History Loeterman, Ben Washington, DC Rutgers University International Documentary Foundation Newark, NJ Los Angeles, CA Leoshko, Janice Department of Art and Art History Lewis, Laura A. Lohse, Ernest S. University of Texas Anthropology Department Department of Anthropology Austin, TX James Madison University Idaho State University Harrisonburg, VA Pocatello, ID Leslie, Isis I. Political Science Lichtenstein, Alex Long, Mark Texas Tech University Department of History American and Environmental Studies Lubbock, TX Florida International University Keene State College Miami, FL Keene, NH Lesser, Zachary University of Pennsylvania Light, Jennifer S. Long, Susan Philadelphia, PA Department of Communication Studies Department of Sociology Northwestern University John Carroll University Lester, Carole N. Evanston, IL Cleveland, OH Richland College Dallas, TX Lilley, Lisa Looby, Christopher Independent Scholar Department of English Springfield, MO University of California Los Angeles, CA

panelists 74 Loughran, Trish L. Marine, Stephen Arthur Mayo, Deborah C. Department of English Henry R. Winkler Center for the History Department of Philosophy University of Illinois of the Health Professions Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Champaign, IL University of Cincinnati State University Cincinnati, OH Blacksburg, VA Lovell, Adam Detroit Historical Society Marks, Jonathan McBrien, Judith P. Detroit, MI Political Science and Philosophy Archimedia Workshop NFP Ursinus College Chicago, IL Lucey, Donna M. Collegeville, PA Independent Scholar McClanahan, Thomas Charlottesville, VA Marquardt, William H. California State University Florida Museum of Natural History Fresno Foundation Lyons, Patrick D. Gainesville, FL Fresno, CA Arizona State Museum University of Arizona Martin, Nancy M. McClurken, Kara M. Tucson, AZ Department of Religious Studies Preservation Services Chapman University University of Virginia Lysaker, John Orange, CA Charlottesville, VA Department of Philosophy Emory University Martin, Roberta H. McClusky, Pamela Atlanta, GA Columbia University Art of Africa and Oceania New York, NY Seattle Art Museum Mahony, Mary Ann Seattle, WA Department of History Martin, Scott C. Central Connecticut State University Department of History McClymer, John F. New Britain, CT Bowling Green State University Department of History Bowling Green, OH Assumption College Makepeace, Anne Worcester, MA Makepeace Productions Matienzo, Mark Salisbury, CT Manuscripts and Archives McClymer, John F. Yale University Department of History Manley, Elizabeth New Haven, CT Assumption College Xavier University of Louisiana Worcester, MA New Orleans, LA Matthews, John T. Department of English McDaniel, Thomas R. Manning, Roberta T. Boston University Department of Digital Media Department of History Boston, MA University of Central Florida Boston College Orlando, FL Chestnut Hill, MA Matusiak, Krystyna K. University of Wisconsin McDonald, Lavern Mansfield, Elizabeth Crooks Milwaukee, WI Independent Scholar Art History Department New York, NY New York University Mayer, John W. New York, NY Maine Historical Society McFarland, Mark Portland, ME University of Texas Austin Library Marback, Richard University of Texas English Department Austin, TX Wayne State University Detroit, MI 75 McGerr, Michael E. McLellan, Marjorie L. Merricks, Trenton Department of History Department of Urban Affairs and Department of Philosophy Indiana University Geography/Department of History University of Virginia Bloomington, IN Ohio Humanities Council Charlottesville, VA Columbus, OH McGovern, Charles F. Metzler, Valerie A. Department of History and McMahon, Kevin Joseph Independent Scholar American Studies Department of Political Science None College of William and Mary Trinity College Williamsburg, VA Hartford, CT Meyer, Marion L. Middlemarch Films, Inc. McInerney, Daniel J. McNamara, Carol Lynn New York, NY Department of History Poltical Science Department Utah State University Utah State University Meyerson, Michael Logan, UT Logan, UT Law School University of Baltimore McKay, Thomas R. Meister, Nicolette B. Baltimore, MD Independent Scholar Logan Museum of Anthropology Hampton, IL Beloit College Michelmore, Molly Beloit, WI Department of History McKeon, Matthew Washington and Lee University Department of Philosophy Mejias‑Lopez, Alejandro Lexington, VA Michigan State University Department of Spanish and Portuguese East Lansing, MI Indiana University Michney, Todd Bloomington, IN History Department McKim, Robert J. University of Toledo Department of Religion Melendez, Mariselle Toledo, OH University of Illinois Department of Spanish, Italian Champaign, IL and Portuguese Michon, Daniel University of Illinois Department of Religious Studies McKnight, Anne K. Champaign, IL Claremont McKenna College Departments of East Asian Languages Claremont, CA and Comparative Literature Meloni, Julie University of Southern California Online Library Environment Middleton, Stephen Los Angeles, CA University of Virginia Department of History and African Charlottesville, VA American Studies McLain, Karline Marie Mississippi State University Department of Religion Menendez, Rebecca Mississippi State, MS Bucknell University Information Services and Technology Lewisburg, PA Autry National Center Mike, Vickie Los Angeles, CA Independent Scholar McLaurin, Melton A. Elmira, NY Department of History Menlove, Rebecca T. University of North Carolina Exhibits and Public Programs Miksch, Heidi Wilmington, NC University of Utah New York State Office of Parks Salt Lake City, UT and Recreation Waterford, NY

panelists 76 Milbourne, Karen E. Mitchell, Dayo Nicole Morgan, Keith N. National Museum of African Art Department of History Department of Art History Smithsonian Institution University of Oregon Boston University Washington, DC Eugene, OR Boston, MA

Miles, William F. S. Mittman, Asa Moriarty, Brian J. Department of Political Science Department of Art and Art History Department of Interactive Media and Northeastern University California State University Game Development Boston, MA Chico, CA Worcester Polytechnic Institute Worcester, MA Milewicz, Elizabeth Moeller, Carol J. History Department Department of Philosophy Morrison, Robert Gordon Emory University Moravian College Department of Religion Atlanta, GA Bethlehem, PA Bowdoin College Brunswick, ME Miller, Carolyn R. Molina, Natalia Department of English Department of History Morton‑Keithley, Linda North Carolina State University University of California Consulting Archivist Raleigh, NC La Jolla, CA Boise, ID

Miller, Christian Basil Montgomery, Maxine Mostern, Ruth Department of Philosophy Department of English School of Social Sciences, Humanities, Wake Forest University Florida State University and Arts Winston‑Salem, NC Tallahassee, FL University of California Merced, CA Miller, Gwenn Moodie, Ellen Department of History Department of Anthropology Mourad, Suleiman Ali College of the Holy Cross University of Illinois Department of Religion Worcester, MA Champaign, IL Smith College Northampton, MA Miller, James A. Moon, Krystyn Rozalia Department of American Studies Department of History and Mouton, Michelle George Washington University American Studies University of Wisconsin Washington, DC University of Mary Washington Oshkosh, WI Fredericksburg, VA Miller, Peter G. Mujica, Barbara Willow Pond Films Moore, Barbara Department of Spanish and Portuguese New York, NY Independent Scholar Georgetown University New Castle, NH Washington, DC Miller, Rebecca S. School of Arts, Humanities Moore, Erik Mullin, Marsha and Cultural Studies University Archives Hermitage Georgetown University University of Minnesota Hermitage, TN Washington, DC Elmer L. Andersen Library Minneapolis, MN Murray Levine, Alison J. Mitchell, Andrew John Department of French Department of Philosophy University of Virginia Emory University Charlottesville, VA Atlanta, GA 77 Myers, Kenneth John Nevett, Lisa Norman, Lesley American Art Department of Classical Studies Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc. Founders Society, Detroit Institute of Arts University of Michigan Waltham, MA Detroit, MI Ann Arbor, MI Nowviskie, Bethany Myers, Todd Eric Newby‑Alexander, Cassandra L. University of Virginia Library Department of Political Economy Department of History University of Virginia Grossmont College Norfolk State University Charlottesville, VA El Cajon, CA Norfolk, VA O’Brien, Elaine Nash, Laura R. Newell, Aimee E. Modern and Contemporary Art History Department of Visual and Performing Arts Scottish Rite Masonic Museum and Library California State University Fairfield University National Heritage Museum Sacramento, CA Fairfield, CT Lexington, MA O’Connell, Michael W. Nash, Stephen E. Newlands, Samuel Department of English Department of Anthropology and Department of Philosophy University of California Curator of Archaeology University of Notre Dame Santa Barbara, CA Denver Museum of Nature and Science Notre Dame, IN Denver, CO O’Grody, Jeannine Newman, Karen Alison Birmingham Museum of Art Neary, John Department of Comparative Literature Birmingham, AL Department of English Brown University St. Norbert College Providence, RI O’Sullivan, Daniel Edmund De Pere, WI Department of Modern Languages Newman, Kathleen University of Mississippi Neiman, Fraser D. Department of English University, MS Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc. Carnegie Mellon University Charlottesville, VA Pittsburgh, PA Odegaard, Nancy Arizona State Museum Nelson, Davia Newman‑Ham, Debra L. University of Arizona Kitchen Sisters Productions Department of History and Geography Tucson, AZ San Francisco, CA Morgan State University Baltimore, MD Ogilvie, Brian W. Nelson, Don History Department Department of Anthropology Nicholson, Andrew J. University of Massachusetts University of Georgia Department of Asian and Asian‑American Amherst, MA Athens, GA Studies SUNY Research Foundation Olcott, Jocelyn H. Nemoto, Kumiko Stony Brook, NY History Department Department of Sociology Duke University Center Western Kentucky University Noble, Thomas F. X. for Documentary Studies Bowling Green, KY History Department Durham, NC University of Notre Dame Nerone, John Notre Dame, IN Onuf, Peter S. Institute of Communications Research History Department University of Illinois Noorani, Yaseen A. University of Virginia Champaign, IL Department of Near Eastern Studies Charlottesville, VA University of Arizona Tucson, AZ panelists 78 op de Beeck, Nathalie Palmer, John Anderson Pedersen, Vernon Department of English Department of Philosophy History Department Pacific Lutheran University University of Florida University of Great Falls Tacoma, WA Gainesville, FL Great Falls, MT

Orel, Sara E. Palmer, Scott W. Pemberton, Stephen Art Department Department of History Federated Department of History Truman State University Western Illinois University New Jersey Institute of Technology Kirksville, MO Macomb, IL Newark, NJ Osman, Suleiman American Studies Department Pandora, Katherine Pen, Ronald George Washington University Department of History of Science School of Music Washington, DC University of Oklahoma University of Kentucky Research Foundation Norman, OK Lexington, KY Ott, Cynthia American Studies Department Parmenter, Jon William Pence, Gregory E. St. Louis University Department of History University of Alabama Saint Louis, MO Cornell University Birmingham, AL Ithaca, NY Ottaway, Susannah Ruth History Department Perfetti, Lisa R. Carleton College Parsons, Jotham Wood Department of Languages, Literatures, Northfield, MN Department of History and Cultures Duquesne University Muhlenberg College Owen, J. Judd Pittsburgh, PA Allentown, PA Department of Political Science Emory University Paugh, Amy Lynn Perkins, Allison C. Atlanta, GA Department of Sociology and Anthropology Reynolda House, Museum of American Art James Madison University Winston‑Salem, NC Pacifico, Michele Harrisonburg, VA Independent Consultant Perrone, Charles A. Washington, DC Paul, Katherine Anne Department of Spanish and Pagan, Eduardo O. Newark Museum Portuguese Studies Department of Humanities, Arts Newark, NJ University of Florida and Cultural Studies Gainesville, FL Arizona State University West Pavelka, Karen Phoenix, AZ School of Information Perry, Dennis University of Texas Department of English Palka, Joel W. Austin, TX Brigham Young University Department of Anthropology Provo, UT University of Illinois Pearson, Michelle Line Chicago, IL Social Studies and Language Arts Peterson, David S. Palmer, Annette Hulstrom Options School Department of History Department of History and Geography Denver, CO Washington and Lee University Morgan State University Lexington, VA Baltimore, MD Pedersen, Jean Department of Humanities Peterson, Jacqueline Eastman School of Music Department of History Rochester, NY Washington State University Pullman, WA 79 Peterson, Jacqueline Pitelka, Morgan Prentiss, Craig Russell Department of History Department of Asian Studies Department of Theology and Washington State University University of North Carolina Religious Studies Pullman, WA Chapel Hill, NC Rockhurst University Kansas City, MO Peterson, Ross Platt, Stephen R. Utah State University Department of History Prescott, Andrew Logan, UT University of Massachusetts Department of Digital Humanities Amherst, MA King’s College Petigny, Alan London, United Kingdom Department of History Polasky, Janet L. University of Florida Department of History Price, Kenneth Gainesville, FL University of New Hampshire Department of English Durham, NH University of Nebraska Petrain, David Eric Lincoln, NE Department of Classical Studies Porter, Dorothy C. Vanderbilt University Indiana University Digital Library Program Primeaux, Aimee Nashville, TN Indiana University Preservation Programs Bloomington, IN National Archives and Records Petrik, Paula E. Administration Department of History and Art History Posfay, Eva S. Washington, DC George Mason University Carleton College Fairfax, VA Northfield, MN Prince, Gerald J. Department of Romance Languages Phillips, David Peter Postler, Janet W. University of Pennsylvania Humanities Department La Plata County Historical Society, Inc. Philadelphia, PA Wake Forest University Animas Museum Winston‑Salem, NC Durango, CO Prom, Christopher J. University Archives Pickering, Richard Powell, Jason Eliot University of Illinois Plimoth Plantation, Inc. Department of English Champaign, IL Plymouth, MA St. Joseph’s University Philadelphia, PA Pryor, Ashley Pickering, Robert B. University of Toledo Gilcrease Museum Powers, Thomas Toledo, OH University of Tulsa Division of Humanities, Social Sciences Tulsa, OK and Education Punzo, Vincent University of South Carolina Earlham College Pierce, Katherine A. Sumter, SC Richmond, IN History Department Sam Houston State University Prakash, Gyan Purcell, Sarah Huntsville, TX Department of History Grinnell College Princeton University Grinnell, IA Pinch, Adela Norah Princeton, NJ Departments of English and Women’s Studies Purkayastha, Bandana University of Michigan Department of Sociology Ann Arbor, MI University of Connecticut Storrs, CT

panelists 80 Qian, Nanxiu Ratner‑Rosenhagen, Jennifer Eden Richardson, Henry S. Chao Center for Asian Studies Department of History Department of Philosophy Rice University University of Wisconsin Georgetown University Houston, TX Madison, WI Washington, DC

Quackenbush, Howard Ray, Sangeeta Richetti, John J. Department of Spanish Department of English Department of English Brigham Young University University of Maryland University of Pennsylvania Provo, UT College Park, MD Philadelphia, PA

Quinney, Laura Reed, Brian M. Ries, Linda Department of English Department of English Arrangement and Description Section Brandeis University University of Washington Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Waltham, MA Seattle, WA Harrisburg, PA

Rabin, Kenn A. Reed, Joseph W. Riffe, Jed N. Fulcrum Media Services Department of English and Jed Riffe Films San Anselmo, CA American Studies Berkeley, CA Wesleyan University Rabinovitz, Lauren H. Middletown, CT Ringer, Monica Mary Department of American Studies Amherst College University of Iowa Reed, Kimberly Capps Amherst, MA Iowa City, IA Department of English David Lipscomb University Rink, John Raepple, Eva Maria Nashville, TN St. John’s College Department of Philosophy University of Cambridge College of DuPage Rehberger, Dean Cambridge, United Kingdom Glen Ellyn, IL MATRIX Michigan State University Ritchie, Daniel Edgar Raitt, Jill East Lansing, MI Department of English Department of Religious Studies Bethel College, Minnesota University of Missouri Reid‑Vazquez, Michele St. Paul, MN Columbia, MO Department of History Georgia State University Ritterhouse, Jennifer Lynn Ramos, Raul Alberto Atlanta, GA Department of History and Art History University of Houston George Mason University Houston, TX Resendez, Andres Fairfax, VA Department of History Rao, Anupama P. University of California Rivas, Daniel E. Department of History Davis, CA School of Humanities and Languages Barnard College Irvine Valley College New York, NY Richardson, Gary Irvine, CA Department of Economics Rao, Sujay University of California Roark, James Larry Department of History Irvine, CA Department of History Gustavus Adolphus College Emory University St. Peter, MN Atlanta, GA

81 Roberson, Susan L. Ronnander, Carrie M. Rowcliffe, Amanda Texas A & M University at Kingsville Chippewa Valley Museum Social Studies Kingsville, TX Eau Claire, WI Webb School of Knoxville Knoxville, TN Roberts, Pam Roof, Wade Clark Rattlesnake Productions, Inc. Department of Religious Studies Rowe, David L. Missoula, MT University of California Department of History Santa Barbara, CA Middle Tennessee State University Robey, David Murfreesboro, TN Oxford e‑Research Centre Roosa, Mark S. Oxford University Pepperdine University Rowley, Sharon Melissa Oxford, United Kingdom Malibu, CA Department of English Christopher Newport University Robinson, Geoffrey B. Roosevelt, Anna C. Newport News, VA Department of History Department of Anthropology University of California University of Illinois Rozario, Kevin Los Angeles, CA Chicago, IL American Studies Program Smith College Rockmore, Tom Rosen, Christine Northampton, MA Department of Philosophy Independent Scholar Duquesne University Washington, DC Rua, Merida Pittsburgh, PA Latina/o Studies Program and American Rosenberg, Clifford Studies Program Rockwell, Richard C. Department of History Williams College Department of Sociology CUNY Research Foundation, City College Williamstown, MA University of Connecticut New York, NY Storrs, CT Rubin, Aaron D. Rosenblum, Brian Department of Classics and Ancient Roehrs, Mark Anschutz Library Mediterranean Studies Division of Social Sciences University of Kansas Pennsylvania State University Lincoln Land Community College Lawrence, KS University Park, PA Springfield, IL Rosko, Thomas Rudof, Joanne W. Roley, Scott Institute Archives and Special Collections Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Pacific Alaska Region Massachusetts Institute of Technology Testimonies National Archives and Records Libraries Yale University Library Administration Cambridge, MA New Haven, CT Washington, DC Rosner, Lisa Rullkoetter, Jill Rollyson, Carl Department of History Frye Art Museum Department of English Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Seattle, WA CUNY Research Foundation Pomona, NJ Bernard Baruch College Rung, Margaret C. New York, NY Roumani, Nadia Department of History and Philosophy Roumani Consulting LLC Roosevelt University Romero, Brenda Mae Brooklyn, NY Chicago, IL College of Music University of Colorado Boulder, CO panelists 82 Rupprecht, Philip Sanett, Shelby Schwaller, John Department of Music Office of Space and Security Management SUNY Research Foundation Duke University National Archives and Records College at Potsdam Durham, NC Administration Potsdam, NY Washington, DC Russel y Rodriguez, Monica L. Schwartz, Dorothy Department of Anthropology Satterfield, Jay Maine Humanities Council Northwestern University Dartmouth College Libraries Portland, ME Evanston, IL Hanover, NH Schwarz, Michael Rutkin, H. Darrel Savage, Barbara D. Kikim Media Department of History Department of History Menlo Park, CA Stanford University University of Pennsylvania Stanford, CA Philadelphia, PA Schweninger, Loren L. Department of History Rydberg‑Cox, Jeffrey A. Scarnecchia, Timothy University of North Carolina University of Missouri Libraries Department of History Greensboro, NC Kansas City, MO Kent State University Kent, OH Searle, Leroy F. Rydell, Robert W. Department of English Department of History and Philosophy Scheinfeldt, Joseph Thomas University of Washington Montana State University Center for History and New Media Seattle, WA Bozeman, MT George Mason University Fairfax, VA Sease, Catherine Ryder, Rebecca Jeane Peabody Museum of Natural History Keeneland Foundation Schlitz, Stephanie Ann Yale University Lexington, KY Department of English New Haven, CT Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Sacks, David H. Bloomsburg, PA Seavey, Nina Gilden Department of History School of Media and Public Affairs Reed College Schrag, Zachary M. George Washington University Portland, OR Department of History and Art History Washington, DC George Mason University Saillant, John Fairfax, VA Seefeldt, Douglas Departments of English and History Department of History Western Michigan University Schramm, Richard R. University of Nebraska Kalamazoo, MI Education Programs Lincoln, NE National Humanities Center Samiian, Vida Durham, NC Selig, Diana College of Arts and Humanities Department of History California State University Schreffler, Michael John Claremont McKenna College Fresno Foundation Department of Art History, School of Arts Claremont, CA Fresno, CA Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, VA Seligman, Amanda I. Samuels, Wilfred D. History Department Department of English Schroeder, Susan P. University of Wisconsin University of Utah Department of History Milwaukee, WI Salt Lake City, UT Tulane University New Orleans, LA 83 Seow, Choon‑Leong Shevlin, Eleanor Frances Simmon, Scott Biblical Studies Department of English English Department Princeton Theological Seminary West Chester University University of California Princeton, NJ West Chester, PA Davis, CA

Shank, Barry Shifflett, Crandall A. Simmons, Sherwin Department of Comparative Studies Department of History Department of Art History Ohio State University Virginia Polytechnic Institute University of Oregon Columbus, OH and State University Eugene, OR Blacksburg, VA Shank, J. B. Simon, Andrea Department of History Shillinglaw, Susan Arcadia Pictures Ltd University of Minnesota, Twin Cities San Jose State University Foundation New York, NY Minneapolis, MN San Jose, CA Sivin, Nathan Shannon, Sandra G. Shopkow, Leah Department of the History and Sociology Department of English Department of History of Science Howard University Indiana University University of Pennsylvania Washington, DC Bloomington, IN Philadelphia, PA

Sharp, Jane A. Shreeves, Sarah Slote, Michael A. Department of Art History University Library Department of Philosophy Rutgers University University of Illinois University of Miami New Brunswick, NJ Champaign, IL Coral Gables, FL

Shaughnessy, Edward Siecienski, Edward Slovic, Scott H. Department of East Asian Languages Department of Religion and Philosophy Department of English and Civilizations and the Interdisciplinary Center for University of Nevada University of Chicago Hellenistic Studies Reno, NV Chicago, IL Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Pomona, NJ Smith, Carolee Shen, Yipeng Oakland Museum Trinity College Sieg, Judy Museum of California Foundation Hartford, CT Humanities and Languages Oakland, CA Spartanburg Community College Shepardson, Christine C. Spartanburg, SC Smith, Erin Department of Religious Studies Department of American Studies University of Tennessee Siemens, Ray and Literature Knoxville, TN Department of English University of Texas University of Victoria Richardson, TX Shepherd, Jeffrey Philip Victoria, Canada University of Texas Smith, Paul J. El Paso, TX Silverman, Helaine I. Department of History Department of Anthropology Haverford College Sherow, James E. University of Illinois Haverford, PA Department of History Champaign, IL Kansas State University Manhattan, KS

panelists 84 Smith‑Hunt, A. Patricia Spichiger, Lynne D. Stevens, Michael E. Preservation Services Department Independent Scholar Wisconsin Historical Society University of California Belchertown, MA Madison, WI Riverside, CA Spiro, Lisa Storey, Benjamin Whitton Soliz, Cristine Digital Media Center Furman University Department of English and Rice University Greenville, SC Foreign Languages Houston, TX Fort Valley State College Stotsky, Sandra Fort Valley, GA Spurza, Joanne Department of Education Reform Department of Classical and University of Arkansas Song, Edward Oriental Studies Fayetteville, AR Department of Philosophy CUNY Research Foundation and Religious Studies Street, Richard Steven Louisiana State University New York, NY James Weldon Johnson Institute Baton Rouge, LA for Advanced Interdisciplinary Studies St. George, Robert Blair San Anselmo, CA Sorin, Gretchen S. Department of History SUNY Research Foundation University of Pennsylvania Striuli, Giacomo Albany, NY Philadelphia, PA Department of Foreign Language Studies Providence College Soyka, Heather Ann Stange, Maren Elizabeth Providence, RI Library and Information Science Humanities and Social Sciences University of Pittsburgh for the Advancement Stuempfle, Stephen Pittsburgh, PA of Science and Art Department of Folklore New York, NY and Ethnomusicology Spartz, India Indiana University Peabody Museum of Archeology Stanislawski, Michael Bloomington, IN and Ethnology Department of History Harvard University Columbia University Sturman, Shelley Cambridge, MA New York, NY National Gallery of Art Washington, DC Spaulding, Jonathan Stansell, Christine Independent Consultant Department of History Sulik, Gayle Ann Los Angeles, CA University of Chicago Department of Women’s Studies Chicago, IL SUNY Research Foundation Specht, Neva Jean Albany, NY Appalachian State University Starr, Peter T. Boone, NC College of Arts and Sciences Superson, Anita M. American University Department of Philosophy Spencer, Robyn G. Washington, DC University of Kentucky Department of History Lexington, KY CUNY Research Foundation Stein, Renée Lehman College Michael C. Carlos Museum Swann, Paul Bronx, NY Emory University Deptartment of Film and Media Arts Atlanta, GA Temple University Philadelphia, PA

85 Swearingen, C. Jan Thomas, Charlotte C. Tomlinson, Janis Department of English Department of Philosophy Columbia University Texas A & M University Mercer University, Macon New York, NY College Station, TX Macon, GA Toomey, Michael Sword, Kirsten Thomas, Karen Kruse Department of History Department of History Institute of the History of Medicine Lincoln Memorial University Indiana University Johns Hopkins University Harrogate, TN Bloomington, IN Baltimore, MD Tor, Deborah Gerber Szabo, Victoria Thompson, Ann Department of History Department of Art, Art History Oklahoma Humanities Council University of Notre Dame and Visual Studies Oklahoma City, OK Notre Dame, IN Duke University Durham, NC Thompson, Deborah Toth, Stephen Andrew Independent Scholar Department of History Talbert, Richard J. A. Braham, MN Arizona State University West Department of History Phoenix, AZ American Academy in Rome Thompson, Lisa New York, NY Department of English Townsley, Eleanor SUNY University at Albany Department of Sociology and Anthropology Taliaferro, Charles C. Albany, NY Mount Holyoke College Department of Philosophy South Hadley, MA St. Olaf College Thompson, Norma Northfield, MN Undergraduate Studies Trachtenberg, Barry Yale University Department of History Tallman, Eve New Haven, CT SUNY University at Albany Mesa County Libraries Albany, NY Mesa Public Library, Los Alamos County Thompson‑Loyd, Michelle Library System Independent Scholar Trask, Jay Los Alamos, NM Albuquerque, NM James A. Michener Library University of Northern Colorado Tamarkin, Elisa Thomson, Iain D. Greeley, CO Department of English Department of Philosophy University of California University of New Mexico Trolard, Perry Berkeley, CA Albuquerque, NM Humanities Digital Workshop Washington University Tejada‑Flores, Rick Tisdale, Shelby J. St. Louis, MO Paradigm Productions, Inc. Museum of Indian Arts and Culture Berkeley, CA Santa Fe, NM Trujillo, Michael L. Department of American Studies Temes, Peter Tobin, James Edward University of New Mexico Independent Scholar Program of Journalism Albuquerque, NM West Hollywood, CA Miami University Oxford, OH Trzeciak, Joanna Teper, Thomas Department of Modern and Preservation Department Classical Language Studies University of Illinois Kent State University Champaign, IL Kent, OH panelists 86 Tsou, Judy Van Vleet, Krista E. Visser, Robin University of Washington Department of Sociology and Anthropology Department of Asian Studies Seattle, WA Bowdoin College University of North Carolina Brunswick, ME Chapel Hill, NC Tunnell, Ted Department of History Van’t Hooft, Mark Vivian, Bradford Virginia Commonwealth University Research Center for Educational Communication and Rhetorical Studies Richmond, VA Technology Syracuse University Kent State University Syracuse, NY Turchan, Carol A. Kent, OH Chicago History Museum Vogt, Jay Chicago, IL Vanden Bosch, James South Dakota Historical Society Department of English Pierre, SD Turino, Kenneth Calvin College Community Engagement and Exhibits Grand Rapids, MI Voss, Karen Historic New England School of Architecture Boston, MA Vaughan, Joseph University of Notre Dame Computing and Information Services Notre Dame, IN Ulman, H. Lewis Harvey Mudd College Department of English Claremont, CA Waldroup, Heather L. Ohio State University Department of Art Columbus, OH Venkatesan, Archana Appalachian State University Department of Comparative Literature Boone, NC Umbaugh, Bruce D. and Program in Religious Studies Department of Philosophy University of California Walker, Andrew Webster University Davis, CA Amon Carter Museum St. Louis, MO Fort Worth, TX Verdoia, Kenneth Vaillant, Derek W. KUED‑TV Walker, Barbara B. Department of Communication Studies Salt Lake City, UT Department of History University of Michigan University of Nevada Ann Arbor, MI Verplanck, Anne Ayer Reno, NV Independent Scholar Vajpeyi, Ananya Chadds Ford, PA Walker, Jeffrey University of Massachusetts Department of Rhetoric and Writing Boston, MA Vinson, Ben University of Texas Department of History Austin, TX Valadez, John J. Johns Hopkins University Independent Scholar Baltimore, MD Walker, Joel Thomas Warwick, NY Department of History Vinson, Stephen Michael University of Washington Vallega‑Neu, Daniela Department of Near Eastern Languages Seattle, WA Department of Philosophy and Cultures University of Oregon Indiana University Walker, William Eugene, OR Bloomington, IN Cooperstown Graduate Program SUNY Research Foundation Vishanoff, David Reeves Oneonta, NY Religious Studies Program University of Oklahoma Norman, OK 87 Wallach, Alan Watts, Angela B. White, Paul Department of Art and Art History Spencer Museum of Art Department of English College of William and Mary University of Kansas Purdue University Williamsburg, VA Lawrence, KS West Lafayette, IN

Ward, Ruth Weems, Jason Wiedemann, Susanne Independent Scholar University of California Department of American Studies Sacremento, CA Riverside, CA Saint Louis University St. Louis, MO Warda, Jeffrey Weig, Eric Guggenheim Museum of Art Digital Library Services Wiencek, Henry S. New York, NY University of Kentucky Libraries Independent Scholar Lexington, KY Charlottesville, VA Warfield, Patrick Musicology and Ethnomusicology Division Weisbard, Eric Michael Wiley, Roland John University of Maryland Department of American Studies School of Music, Theater, and Dance College Park, MD University of Alabama University of Michigan Tuscaloosa, AL Ann Arbor, MI Warner, Richard Department of History Weiss, Karen Williams, Gregory Wabash College Archives of American Art Archives and Special Collections Crawfordsville, IN Smithsonian Institution California State University Washington, DC Dominguez Hills Foundation Warren, Julianne Lutz Carson, CA New York University Werth, Paul William New York, NY Department of History Williams, Ralph University of Nevada University of Michigan Wasserman, Mark Las Vegas, NV Ann Arbor, MI Department of History Rutgers University Westbrook, Nicholas K. Williams, Susan M. New Brunswick, NJ Fort Ticonderoga Ambrica Productions Ticonderoga, NY New York, NY Waters, William Department of Modern Languages Whang, Vanessa Willie‑LeBreton, Sarah S. and Comparative Literature Cal Humanities Department of Sociology and Anthropology Boston University San Francisco, CA Swarthmore College Boston, MA Swarthmore, PA Wheeler, Rachel M. Watrous, Deborah Department of Religious Studies Wilson, Catherine Evans New Hampshire Humanities Council Indiana University Department of Political Science Concord, NH Indianapolis, IN Villanova University Villanova, PA Watson, Elwood David White, Heather History and African American Studies Department of English Wilson, Gordon East Tennessee State University University of Alabama Department of Philosophy Johnson City, TN Tuscaloosa, AL University of North Carolina Asheville, NC

panelists 88 Wilson, Kirt H. Woldu, Gail H. Wyndham, Andrew H. Department of Communication Arts Department of Music Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Sciences Trinity College Charlottesville, VA Pennsylvania State University Hartford, CT University Park, PA Yakel, Elizabeth Wolf, Arthur H. School of Information Wilson, Rebecca L. Wolf Consulting University of Michigan Old Swedes Church Foundation Las Vegas, NV Ann Arbor, MI Wilmington, DE Wood, Amy Yamashita, Samuel Winkler, Jonathan Reed Department of History Department of History Department of History Illinois State University Pomona College Wright State University Normal, IL Claremont, CA Dayton, OH Woolfolk, Alan N. Yerkovich, Sally Winn, Peter Department of Sociology Fund for Arts and Culture in Central History Department Flagler College and Eastern Europe Tufts University Saint Augustine, FL New York, NY Medford, MA Wormser, Richard L. Yokota, Kariann Akemi Winstead, Karen A. Videoline Productions Department of American Studies Department of English New Haven, CT and History Ohio State University Yale University Columbus, OH Wright, Jacob L. New Haven, CT Candler School of Theology Wintz, Cary D. Emory University Yu, Jiyuan Department of History Atlanta, GA Department of Philosophy Texas Southern University SUNY Research Foundation Houston, TX Wright, Suzanne University at Buffalo Phillips Collection Amherst, NY Wisch, Barbara Washington, DC Department of Art and Art History Yuan, May SUNY Research Foundation Wulf, Karin A. Department of Geography College at Cortland American Studies Program University of Oklahoma Cortland, NY College of William and Mary Norman, OK Williamsburg, VA Witt, Mary Ann F. Zaki, Hoda M. Department of Foreign Languages Wyatt, David Hood College and Literature Department of English Frederick, MD North Carolina State University University of Maryland Raleigh, NC College Park, MD Zandi‑Sayek, Sibel Department of Art and Art History Witte, Deborah Wyckoff, Lindsey College of William and Mary Kettering Foundation Bank Street College of Education Williamsburg, VA Dayton, OH New York, NY Zanish‑Belcher, Tanya Special Collections Department Iowa State University Ames, IA 89 Zecher, Carla Center for Renaissance Studies Newberry Library Chicago, IL

Zeller, Christoph Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN

Zhou, Gang Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA

Zuckerman, Bruce School of Religion University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA

Zusi, Peter Alfred School of Slavic and East European Studies University College London London, United Kingdom

Zwonitzer, Mark Apograph Productions Weston, CT

panelists 90 NatioNal CouNCil oN the humaNities

James A. Leach, Chairman

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

national council 91 seNior staff

Chairman Division of Education Programs James A. Leach Director William Craig Rice Deputy Chairman Carole Watson Division of Preservation and Access Director Assistant Chairman for Planning Nadina Gardner and Operations Jeffrey Thomas Division of Public Programs Director Assistant Chairman for Programs Thomas Phelps Adam Wolfson Division of Research Assistant Chairman for Partnership Director and Strategic Initiative Jane Aikin Eva Caldera Office of Challenge Grants General Counsel Director Michael McDonald Stephen M. Ross Director of Communications Office of Digital Humanities Judy Havemann Director and Chief Information Officer Director of Publications Brett Bobley David Skinner Federal/State Partnership Director of White House and Director Congressional Affairs Edythe Manza Courtney Chapin

Director of the Office of Planning and Budget Larry Myers

Senior Partnership Officer Malcolm Richardson

Special Assistant to the Chairman Laura Conway

Acting Inspector General Laura Davis

senior staff 92 NatioNal eNdowmeNt for the humaNities SuMMARy of GRANTS AND AWARDS, fy 2011

AMouNT oBLIGATED 2 divisioN/Program Number 1 outright matChiNg3 total

EDUCATION PROGRAMS 122 12,933,350 -- 12,933,350

PRESERVATION AND ACCESS 262 19,579,572 650,000 20,229,572

PUBLIC PROGRAMS 185 17,490,994 1,349,272 18,840,266

RESEARCH PROGRAMS 279 15,966,538 1,845,012 17,811,550

OFFICE OF CHALLENGE GRANTS 74 - 10,798,406 10,798,406

OFFICE OF DIGITAL HUMANITIES 67 4,334,509 -- $4,334,509

FEDERAL/STATE PARTNERSHIP 83 $42,888,028 $1,881,911 $44,769,939

MISC. HUMANITIES PROjECTS 14 1,416,953 -- 1,416,935 graNd total 1,086 $114,609,926 16,524,601 $131,134,527

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

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

3 Totals include definite program funds used to match gifts.

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

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